Do you have resources for Speed Elite Systems? I couldn't find much about this offer.
Resources for Speed Elite Systems are part of Maker School. I’m working on a niche pack that will cover them, and we have some pre‑existing niche packs in Maker School already. If we don’t have a dedicated pack yet, we’ll create one soon. Speed Elite Systems are essentially tools that help you acquire leads—specifically, they let you book meetings with prospects who have already shown interest.
Yes, PPC agencies are a great niche for selling speed-to-lead systems. They run ads for people and focus on optimizing ad performance, so targeting them with your speed-to-lead offering would work well.
Any niche that has a landing page actively collecting inquiries, or runs an ad‑based funnel where people click a Google or Facebook ad, fill out a form, and are directed to a landing page. Essentially, any niche using lead‑capture forms can benefit from a speed‑to‑lead system.
I actually have all of those systems ready. I’d walk you through building them because they give the highest ROI. They include a candidate‑placement automated hiring pipeline, a personalized cold‑email system, an automated dashboard, an AI coach (a rag‑based chatbot) that can be built in about an hour, and a coaching‑management CRM for coaches. Check the doc and just Google “NixR best niche” to rank higher.
Well, logically speaking, if you're searching LinkedIn for leads, you're accessing the same leads others scrape with Sales Navigator, so they aren't necessarily less saturated. You might customize outreach more than someone using AI. Beyond that, I'm experimenting with buying a big Bright Data list of about 100,000 contacts, which will be fun. You can also scrape data sources yourself—for example, if you're selling to MBA students, you could pull emails from a university directory like Stanford's, build a system to click through profiles and collect emails, and get details like their field of study. While those emails may not have high deliverability, the list is large and unsaturated. Creating your own list is the way to get truly unsaturated leads. Another approach is to email conference organizers or managers and ask for vendor lists; many smaller conferences will share them for free. You can then pitch to attendees by referencing the conference. The trade‑off is either paying for saturated, competitive lists or investing time to build your own differentiated list.