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đ Using content to book 700 sales calls per month, the first D2D battery charge (?), and the recruiter from your nightmares
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IN THIS EDITION
Edition 15!
Halfway between 10 and 20. What a streak weâre on.
Hereâs what you can expect in this weekâs edition:
He books 700 sales calls/mo using social media - Marcos Ruiz
The Florida man who caught a battery charge while door knocking
Behind the scenes look of the recruiter denying your applications
And moreâŚ
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LIVE FROM THE SALES FLOOR
Recent Events
Hiring rate just hit 7 month low, and trending lower (Yahoo Finance)
Is this the first door-knocking battery charge ever? (Gulf Coast News)
The most dramatic cold email response of all time (@storchak_g)
Tips + Tricks
The best way to inquire on a sales job you want (BowtiedCocoon)
How to properly lead a remote sales team (Patrick TrĂźmpi)
How this SDR hits over 140% quota every month (Chris Ritson)
Improve your speaking in the next 10 days (Conor Neill)
Other Stuff
This is the recruiter denying your application btw (@randomrecruiter)
Outbound role with no leads provided? Interesting replies (Astasia0819)
How to leave a killer sales voicemail (Armand Farrokh)

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SELLERâS SECRETS
Who is Marcos Ruiz, and what is The Birdhouse?
Marcos Ruiz the founder of The Birdhouse, a $2M/year content agency serving info businesses and top influencers on platforms like Twitter (X), LinkedIn, and Threads.
His business has doubled every year since inception (4 years), and they boast an impressive six-figure LTV with most clients they sign.
Check out Marcoâs full interview on Youtube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.
Marcosâ come up (in 11 bullet points)
Joined the Army National Guard while in college
Got a taste of digital business via Forex and affiliate sales
Started studying the gurus like Brunson, Tai, etc.
Worked as a hybrid appt. setter/closer for a trading community
Tried and failed at multiple models: FBA, dropshipping, blogging, agency.
Gained early traction on crypto Twitter during the 2021 NFT boom
Made first real bag predicting market trends through content
Launched The Birdhouse to help others grow on Twitter
Niched down to info clients and high-earning influencers
Scaled to $2M/year without a sales team, just founder-led sales
Holds an impressive six-figure client LTV, now 4 years in.

Marcos speaking on the marketing panel at the 2024 High-Ticket Sales Meet-Up in Austin, TX
Marcosâ sales alpha and best practices
Founder-led sales to 8-figures or bust
Marcos attributes his steady agency growth to something he heard from Gary Vee; staying in founder-led sales until $10mm/yr.
Heâs now taken roughly 1,000 sales calls himself for The Birdhouse. By commanding both a high-ticket service fee and a percentage of client revenue, he is making sure that only perfect clients get to be onboarded into their system.
"We're the best. If they go elsewhere, it'll be worse."
Position the final product as just a fraction of the real deliverable
Marcosâ team doesn't just sell âcontentâ.
They sell business growth, brand equity, and omni-channel expansion. Clients might sometimes break even on sales alone, but theyâre simultaneously gaining thousands of followers and evergreen marketing assets. Marcos positions the offer as a leveraged investment with multiple "by the ways" baked in.
Lead with trends, create differently based on the channel
The Birdhouse trains itâs team to consume like a native user of the platform theyâre creating for.
Marcos emphasizes that virality on X comes from latching onto trending keywords (not just topics, but the actual words themselves), mirroring language from your audience, and writing like a human, not some email copywriter. Twitter (X) and Threads reward in-the-moment, culturally aware content over heavily polished pitches.

Marcos and the dream team behind 10 billion views with written content
4x takeaways, 4x considerations when implementing
Price within your buyerâs comfort-to-value ratio
Clients making $50K+/mo can easily stomach $3â4K/mo
Make your price raises contingent on them earning more
A threshold of 6x return on services is deemed âsafeâ
Your pricing is either perfect or not enough if they donât bat an eye at the invoice
The biggest names come through referrals (not cold)
High-profile clients rarely come cold, typically from referrals
Best practice: Deep prep beforehand
Be flexible with booking, make it easy or work around their schedule
Discuss work you did for the referee, bridge the gap
Use the âwrite offâ angle in Q4 when possible
Nov./Dec. is prime time to close big up-front deals
Can pitch variations of "pay now, expense it, start in Q1"
Frame your service as an investment write-off vs. just a cost
Easy way to create urgency without discounts
What youâre wearing doesnât matter if youâre the best
Anyone whoâs been in sales for a little bit can feel desperation
Position yourself as the solution, not just another vendor
Donât oversell yourself to prospect who refuse to see value
Be like Marcos, wear a hoodie, and speak with conviction to close more
Connect with Marcos
Check out Marcosâ full interview on Youtube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.

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