Ian Macklin recommends Nate Tilley for social media ads and client acquisition. Nate scaled an automotive and Jiu Jitsu marketing business to seven figures and now helps coaching clients find customers through ads, CRM, and automations.
He joined the brotherhood and he started adding so much value to me. He started doing a lot of our ads as a company. He's done Joey's ads, he's done a few of yalls ads in here. And I don't know, man, there's nobody I've ever found in the ad space that works like Nate. I'll be honest with you. A lot of them suck, a lot of them over promise shit, a lot of them don't deliver shit. And advertising can be pretty freaking challenging, you know, But I honestly think that he's the best at what he does. And I honestly would refer him to do ads for anybody, you know, that needs help with social media. He's actually like a true freaking wizard at what he does. But not just a nerd, he's a CRM processes advertising nerd. But he's also a like a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu guy, which they don't typically happen like that. So he's like. Anyways, Dave, what do you got, buddy?
Yo, what's up guys?
With me.
Hey, thanks Ian. I appreciate it. Yeah, guys, what's up? I'm Nate Tilly. I'm from Denver, Colorado. I cut my teeth working in automotive, working in Jiu Jitsu, helping local service based businesses with their marketing and scaled that to a million dollar business in the first couple years. And I was a college dropout. I used to clean cars, figured out how to run Facebook ads to sell cars. Made a biggest commission check I'd ever made today. And I was like, I know how to print money. Now it's Facebook ads. Facebook ads, Facebook ads. So you know, I'm only 27 years old, but like Andy told me, don't let my age fool you. From my experience, I eat, breathe, sleep technology, software, automations, ads. Now as I've built up my dealership clientele, built up the Jiu Jitsu, I'm working with some of the biggest Jiu Jitsu companies and brands out there. Is actually in this coaching space and actually empowering people who have a coaching program or want to start one to go to the next level. So I've been working with Ian and Evan, I've been working with Joey. And it's just so, so satisfying to be able to create that impact. We started working together last month. You know, he's my client, but I'm learning more from him as we're going through this. And last month I had my biggest month to date today. Yes, sir.
Let's go, Nate. He's a savage, man. One of the best dudes ever. I'm telling you, coaches, in my opinion, the number one thing that they're going to struggle with is client acquisition. At daily Group, we don't struggle with it because we built the brand first. But if you're getting into coaching, the number one thing you will struggle with is client acquisition. And so Nate's becoming my little weapon. You know, eventually, I'm going to make him sell his business and move here and be like our marketing guy. You know, I just think he's got a big future, big future with us. So him and I are working on some big projects for coaches to help him with that client acquisition. So that would be huge. All right, let's go to Danny.
