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@@user-jd6zl8ts8v yes I have a whole cold calling training that I’ll be on the website shortly I need to add it

@@user-jd6zl8ts8v in many cases this is definitely true. There are definitely still customers that appreciate having the ability to access their data and make sure it’s stored in the cloud. It’s just finding those customers.

@@joannapoles9938 we appreciate you watching it!!

Great question. So if you're not familiar with running cabling then I would sub that out. Otherwise it would be the same rate as computer services for managing the system. Once they are onboarded to the system its SUPER low maintenance and you could charge it as a computer or two per month.

If you're comfortable with it I would 100% do that. If you aren't sub it out and then you manage it as part of their infrastructure.

@@growthgenerators Thanks!

@@growthgenerators I did a little research in my state (Illinois) and they require individuals or companies installing surveillance cameras to be licensed and you can't get a license without meeting a lot of criteria. Illinois sucks.

@@KenPryor damn sorry brother! Cameras are usually pretty loose the door controls can be a pain.

Thanks!

@@unmiss-com thank you!!!

Agreed!

I agree, but doing something is always better than doing nothing. I know SEO to a pretty extensive degree. My goal is to simply get people going in the right direction, making content and understanding the differences. I hope that people who watch all of my videos do more in-depth research and try these techniques on their own to see the results. My goal is to raise awareness, and if they choose to go down the SEO road, there's a lot to learn. I would also state that ranking, especially locally, is not all that difficult for most MSPs since 99% of the competition isn't creating anything. I would also hope that most people will know if it's competitive in their area. That, in my opinion, is business/company/brand awareness and knowing who your competitors are.

On point. 100%

@@growthgenerators Content doesn't rank. The reason people think it does is because they accidentally trigger a non-competitive SERP. This will lead to a slight increase in traffic as you make a few (positive) mistakes over the years, but anyone who knows SEO will tell you that traffic is not a success metric. Ranking for the business specific SERPs in your industry is. The best advice I can give anyone who reads down into the comments is that if you come across an SEO company pitching you with promises of traffic gains or “special sauce”, you should run for the hills. These are the same type of people who sell extended warranties or contact your customers direct after a deal registration.

@@JordanBracken-h4j anytime glad you liked it!

The big news will be revealed this week!

Thank you so much! It means a lot!

Not yet but I can defiantly add this to the list!

@@growthgenerators Sounds good , thanks a ton.

@@dabneyoffermein595 it’s ok but I prefer Go High Level big time!

I have not heard about it. What I am seeing is its open source. While that's super cool you get what you pay for. In this case and what I always tell people who choose open source, free or cheap software there is a reason for that. MSPs live on the forefront of technology. To build a business you need a software that works and you can't spend your time always trying to fix it. Time = Money I would go with a RMM that fits your needs that is a paid one that's trusted to help you run a successful msp! I hope that helps!

@@growthgenerators thanks, that helps! A lot!

It’s our membership that comes with tons of trainings, group coaching calls and tons of resources as well as a private community! success.growth-generators.com/msp-heros-page

These will be coming out next week!! Great ideas though!

Thank you so much! That's the catch you can make decent money in residential but business is where its at! At the end of the day its dealers choice though.

Super happy to hear! Next live one starts soon! Just locking down dates!

Great question! Totally depends but that you have to get a little creative with on how many users/computers and what you are actually Managing. Jump in the discord already if you aren’t this would be a great discussion topic.

@@growthgenerators what is the discord name

That's the goal, brother!

Amazing! Happy to hear!

Heck, yes, I can! Give me a few days!

1000% it’s defiantly superior to them. If you watch some of my videos from earlier this year, it’s still my number one platform i recommend.

Additionally, if it was a platform, I didn’t really recommend. I would be much more hesitant on having an interview with somebody from the company.

@growthgenerators I am thankful you actually reply. I've only come across your videos in the last few days, but they are helping

@@growthgenerators Pricing, support, features.... SuperOps wins in all these categories?

Thank you!

Here you go! success.growth-generators.com/msp-bootcamp

I have to still create it! The problem is the budget, friendly and cheap software. Honestly kind of sucks. So I’m trying to figure out how to create a video where I’m still giving good information with not the best products. In most cases, I don’t think enough people realize that you can be a Pennywise and a pound foolish and in this industry, it’ll crush people.

Hell yea!! 🤙🏼🤙🏼

I will be 100% reading that very soon!

Thank you so much! It means a lot to us!

On my list! That is going to be a very long video to record and edit but its on our list of videos to make and its going to be a BANGER!

Check out the MSP Launch Pad, it’s the best place for new MSPs to start!

I am just starting myself. You've been a God Send

@@margaretsherfy8795 thank you so much! You should jump in the discord!

Glad you liked it!

Sorry I didn't respond sooner. Sadly not the first time I have heard this or similar stories. At this point its not worth it to get locked into a contract like that or to have to deal with crazy expenses. its just not worth it there are better products out there!

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

Great question! I share this story quite a bit throughout the channel. I started making these videos to help, as I was an executive for an MSP. I helped them add about $2 million in revenue over approximately two years. From there, I left and started my own digital marketing business because I was burnt out from the MSP world. I realized I could help a lot of MSPs with their businesses, so I began making videos. The audience demanded more content and more help. Since then, we have helped tons of MSPs and IT professionals (125k+) grow, start, and market their MSPs. So the short answer is I never really had time to start my own MSP, but there may be a day in the future when that happens! I also receive incredible feedback in many of my videos and on the Discord about the success people are having by following my guidance and knowledge, further proving that what I am teaching works incredibly well. Unfortunately, with my community and UA-cam commitments, I have no time left to start another business, but there may be a time down the road!

@@growthgenerators awesome that is very impressive. Im currently a Computer engineer in London looking to start an MSP within the next 2 years. What would your number advice be (other than buyer persona lol)

@@user-jq2ki7ev6e know who your target client, know how you can help them, and get a mentor or join a mentorship whether it’s mine MSP HEROES or someone else’s!

Thanks for sharing your business plan! I think your idea of subcontracting specialized MSP services is an interesting approach. By acting as a sales intermediary and connecting clients with the right providers, you can offer a wide range of expertise without the high costs of maintaining a large team. Here are a few tips to help you make this work: Reliable Partners: Make sure to partner with high-quality, reliable MSPs. Your reputation depends on their performance, so choose subcontractors you can trust to deliver excellent service consistently. Clear Agreements: Draft detailed contracts with your subcontractors that outline service levels, response times, and payment terms. This will help manage expectations and reduce the risk of misunderstandings. Value-Added Services: Think about how you can add value beyond just connecting clients and subcontractors. Excellent customer service, project management, or acting as a single point of contact can make a big difference. Profit Margins: Be mindful of your pricing structure. Ensure there's enough margin between what you charge clients and what you pay subcontractors to cover your operational costs and generate a profit. Client Relationships: Maintain strong relationships with your clients. Regular check-ins to ensure they're satisfied with the services provided and addressing any issues promptly can help build trust and loyalty. Scalability: Consider how your business model can scale. As you grow, managing multiple subcontractors and client relationships can become complex. Implementing efficient systems and processes will be key to handling this growth. Best of luck on this! I would also consider joining MSP HEROES so we can sit down regularly and go over where you're at at why you might be struggling with!

@@growthgenerators thank you for the reply I really appreciate your advice. I will be soon implementing it in my new IT company. For sure joining MSP Heroes is my first step.

@@deceptionthegamer5791 love it best of luck and excited to have you!

Thanks so much, man. I’m glad you’re enjoying the content. Let me know if if there’s anything I can make that you would find valuable!

Thanks so much for checking out. The video truly appreciate it!

That's a really good question! With so many people getting laid off from big companies right now, it makes sense that MSPs would be used more. When companies can't keep their own IT staff, they often hire MSPs to do the job instead. So, MSPs are probably hiring some of the people who got laid off. I've seen this happen too. An MSP checks out a company, buys out their IT department, and then hires people like you. They charge the company about the same amount they were paying for your salary, but you might get paid a bit less at first. The cool thing is, you can probably grow and make more money over time because you're not stuck at one company. You get to work on different projects for multiple companies, which can be really interesting. So yeah, with all the layoffs, it seems like MSPs are picking up the slack and hiring the same people who were let go. It creates new opportunities for both MSPs and the IT pros who are looking for work.

Getting ahead! That’s tomorrow’s video ;)

@@growthgenerators you better tickle my interest! Good job :)

Also bro keep pushing your content your making MSPs be cool again. Most other MSP content creators in some cases become long and boring. Your at the sweet spot. Keep it up!

@@kristopherleslie8343 Thanks so much man it means the world to me!

@@growthgenerators I look forward every morning to yours. Can’t say that for the rest :)

If you are big I would definitely say have a personal with decent information architecture experience label and line this up. That part can be the headache. You give customers a sea of options, it’s no different than going to a great restaurant but their menu is 20 pages/bends/folds. Focus on the core of what you do best and highlight that, the rest put them in a catalog underneath categories

Wix it’s the fastest to get up and running and easy to use. There are templates available to MSP HEROES membership available as of this weekend!

@@growthgenerators there was another company that is much faster than wix and was dang near turn key it’s Ai driven I’ll see if I can find it again

Considering the context of his video, while you could build a website from scratch with html css and I assume you forgot JavaScript. I would ask why bother. Wordpress is at best a glorified champ most of the world used but it’s not required also. If you decided today in your garage to launch an MSP, then I mentioned in another post Airtable (along with Softr) could be built in a day or two along with using AI and have 2-3 versions. If you were starting from scratch, your not going to even remotely be done that fast unless your using a template and even then you’d still have to deal with copy and design.

@@kristopherleslie8343 Thank you, I was just lazy not adding Javascript, because i knew anybody who knew what is was talking about would know what I was talking about 🙂

@@ashleygibbon4763 100% nothing wrong with being a code monkey ;) I just try my best not to!

Anytime glad it helps!