Credit repair entrepreneurs share how they landed their first clients: posting flyers in apartment complexes, working every networking event, giving away detailed advice until people asked them to start a business, and turning social media engagement into paying customers.
I made a bunch of flyers, went into all the apartment complex, posted them on all the mailboxes.
I would go to every networking event, though, that was possibly out there, just every network event.
Basically, I gave so much information that they asked me to start my business.
Once I got my confidence, like, oh, my God, it actually works. I can do this ourselves. Started going higher and higher and higher.
Everybody asking in the comments, can you help me? Can you help me? Can you help me? It grew so big that I'm like, hold on. Maybe this is an opportunity.
Getting that first client, it's tough. You don't have a track record, no testimonials, and you might even doubt yourself. But here's the thing. Every credit hero you've heard of, the ones who are making six or seven figures, the ones in our millionaires club, they all started in the exact same place. So if you're feeling stuck, remember this. Your first client is closer than you think.
