Eric Deeran calls out creative agencies for contact forms that go nowhere. Most have a basic form collecting name and email, then nothing. He says add an on-site scheduler so prospects book a call directly, and run ads to landing pages with a video sales letter followed by a booking funnel.
You know what I think is funny? Um, when I see video and creative agencies saying, hey, I want to get more booked calls, but they like— I go to their website and I try to click to like book a call, and all there is is that like stupid, uh, fill out your info, like name, email, and then tell us about your project, and then it just submits and goes absolutely nowhere. Like, if you want more booked calls, put a call scheduler on your website. Like, guys, come on, it's not that hard. Like, literally put a call scheduler on the website so then someone can click it and then book a call, and you'll probably get more calls. Let alone, like, running ads to a landing page with a VSL and a book a call funnel. Like, that would also help you book more calls. But like, if you're not booking the calls you want, like, look at your website. Like, it's so simple.
