Hey Kial, have been tinkering with the idea of getting into web design. Would love to know how you hand a website over to a client? Must the client then host on webflow? Or can they host with an alternate/ cheaper provider? Also what are your thoughts on Framer? Really appreciate your content man !
This is a great idea i will schedule this video idea for this weekend! Also it is a great time to become a web designer! everyone and their dog wants to start a business. Watch my new video on why you should use Webflow and it will encourage you more! Also join the facebook group so we can discuss further - facebook.com/groups/webflowpros/member-requests
Hey Kial, I just watched your video, and I'm definitely going to try this method. However, I have a question. I'm from Karachi, Pakistan, and I'm wondering if this method can help me find clients in the UK. Please let me know. Thanks!
hey mate, i'm from England originally but currently live in asia, i work with clients all over the world, from UK to USA. In my experience its more to do with the quality of work you put out as apposed to quantity. If you want big jobs that pay high you need to be a master of what you do and go above and beyond for your clients. This way it does not matter where your clients are from, i market myelf in areas that pay high and provide a service that is above and beyond the local competition. The UK has incredible talent so you will need to be better. Gook luck and let me know how you get on?
Yo man, i would say i get a response for every 20 on average. This is why i only select high ticket clients that will be paying £5000 - £15000 for a website as it take time to put in these quality proposals. How are you getting on with your outreach? Also would love to have you in our private group - Facebook Group - facebook.com/LegacyDesignAgency
@@adkrayan he doesn't do this anymore as his agency has grown and its not necessary for him to do this. Loom strategies like this one are usually something one does to get their foot in the door.
@@sudharsanthiyagarajan2596 Damn straight you will! love the confidence! Join the Webflow PRO group so you can keep us updated on your progress mate facebook.com/groups/webflowpros/ Also i have a landing page video that might help increase your convertion strategy ua-cam.com/video/WNng9O22Zak/v-deo.html
I've noticed several pros employing a similar strategy, and it appears to be an incredibly effective method for generating leads. However, don't you think that running Ads can get you similar results as well ?
Hi mate, I’ll be honest a few years back I tried everything and found a few techniques that worked for my style and since then have been under so much work I haven’t had the chance to look at other techniques since, I have only dabbled in paid ads and spent around £1000 and gained nothing (but I’m sure I done it super wrong 😂😂 from what I know now). Once my new launch for legacy 2.0 is out I will be looking deep into paid ads especially UA-cam ads and I will record my findings. What about you friend? What has worked for you so far?
@@legacydesignagency awesome, would Like to see your experience with your new Legacy 2.0, and congrats on that. I mostly got my clients from the Company I worked too, they are Marketing agency and offered their existing clients to revamp their Websites or do new ones. I cant make my mind which is better for me, either try the Freelance journey, or try to find an already established Web Agency that I can fit in, and get mutual benefinits. Being the only Web Designer and Developer in a Company is Hard. Cant share work or ideas with anyone 🥴
@@TheWebMad This would be a great video idea! as being a soloprenuer is great but i think it takes a certain type of individual, i personally could sit in a dark cave for months without contact with the outside world and be happy building my business. but for others this might not be fulfilling. Ultimately there is no right answer, and i think contentment is the RIGHT answer, if bEGIN solo makes you happy so be it. if working wit a team does then thats great aswell! Btw have you joined the PRO facebook group i would love to keep up to date with your story! facebook.com/groups/webflowpros
![FULL client process for high ticket web design [STEP-BY-STEP]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WOmUA7THTXg/mqdefault.jpg)
Loved it. On point!!!
Hey Mate, Thankyou for the feedback, what systems/techniques are you using to gain new clients?
Great technique gonna try this one
Thankyou mate! let me know how you get on in the Webflow PRO group - facebook.com/groups/webflowpros
What techniques are you currently using?
Hey Kial, have been tinkering with the idea of getting into web design. Would love to know how you hand a website over to a client? Must the client then host on webflow? Or can they host with an alternate/ cheaper provider? Also what are your thoughts on Framer? Really appreciate your content man !
This is a great idea i will schedule this video idea for this weekend! Also it is a great time to become a web designer! everyone and their dog wants to start a business. Watch my new video on why you should use Webflow and it will encourage you more!
Also join the facebook group so we can discuss further - facebook.com/groups/webflowpros/member-requests
Hey Kial, I just watched your video, and I'm definitely going to try this method. However, I have a question. I'm from Karachi, Pakistan, and I'm wondering if this method can help me find clients in the UK. Please let me know. Thanks!
hey mate, i'm from England originally but currently live in asia, i work with clients all over the world, from UK to USA. In my experience its more to do with the quality of work you put out as apposed to quantity. If you want big jobs that pay high you need to be a master of what you do and go above and beyond for your clients. This way it does not matter where your clients are from, i market myelf in areas that pay high and provide a service that is above and beyond the local competition. The UK has incredible talent so you will need to be better. Gook luck and let me know how you get on?
What's the reply rate for those emails in your experience? By the way love your branding on your videos looks so pro
Yo man, i would say i get a response for every 20 on average. This is why i only select high ticket clients that will be paying £5000 - £15000 for a website as it take time to put in these quality proposals.
How are you getting on with your outreach?
Also would love to have you in our private group - Facebook Group - facebook.com/LegacyDesignAgency
@@legacydesignagency do you still get 20 now or you used to get 20 when you did it in the past?
@@adkrayan he doesn't do this anymore as his agency has grown and its not necessary for him to do this. Loom strategies like this one are usually something one does to get their foot in the door.
Hidden gem💫
Yo Man appreciate the feedback, How are you finding clients at the moment?
@@legacydesignagency Bro Landing page under construction !! Will get my first client within 30 days 💯
@@sudharsanthiyagarajan2596 Damn straight you will! love the confidence!
Join the Webflow PRO group so you can keep us updated on your progress mate
facebook.com/groups/webflowpros/
Also i have a landing page video that might help increase your convertion strategy
ua-cam.com/video/WNng9O22Zak/v-deo.html
@@legacydesignagency Sure brother will keep posted on the progress ❤️ your content definetly helps !!
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Thanks Bruh!
I've noticed several pros employing a similar strategy, and it appears to be an incredibly effective method for generating leads.
However, don't you think that running Ads can get you similar results as well ?
Hi mate, I’ll be honest a few years back I tried everything and found a few techniques that worked for my style and since then have been under so much work I haven’t had the chance to look at other techniques since, I have only dabbled in paid ads and spent around £1000 and gained nothing (but I’m sure I done it super wrong 😂😂 from what I know now). Once my new launch for legacy 2.0 is out I will be looking deep into paid ads especially UA-cam ads and I will record my findings.
What about you friend? What has worked for you so far?
@@legacydesignagency awesome, would Like to see your experience with your new Legacy 2.0, and congrats on that.
I mostly got my clients from the Company I worked too, they are Marketing agency and offered their existing clients to revamp their Websites or do new ones.
I cant make my mind which is better for me, either try the Freelance journey, or try to find an already established Web Agency that I can fit in, and get mutual benefinits.
Being the only Web Designer and Developer in a Company is Hard. Cant share work or ideas with anyone 🥴
@@TheWebMad This would be a great video idea! as being a soloprenuer is great but i think it takes a certain type of individual, i personally could sit in a dark cave for months without contact with the outside world and be happy building my business. but for others this might not be fulfilling.
Ultimately there is no right answer, and i think contentment is the RIGHT answer, if bEGIN solo makes you happy so be it. if working wit a team does then thats great aswell!
Btw have you joined the PRO facebook group i would love to keep up to date with your story!
facebook.com/groups/webflowpros