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He would go and try to update them before he kept the main number as the secondary number and the GMB number as the primary number. So in other words, as long as you have the old organic number that you probably got citations with, let's say, as a secondary number...

Set it up either way, let me know. It's not a big deal. Also with the phone numbers, you could keep the organic number. Try that for a while—the main organic number, that is. Um, and if the main number is what's in the citations, then what we do is...

...and call, we'll know inside of the GSC and the GA, assuming that that's set up right. If not, we'll have to set that up right. We'll know, okay, this came from... okay, actually, yes. That's how I like to do it. Uh, we can...

We know that it came from the GMB, so that number would be attributed to a GMB call, not an organic call. Now, if they find you on organic search and click onto the website, and then...

In the header, on footer, on everywhere, the whole page only has one number, right? Because it was not very confusing. Then I used UTM tags so that if they were on the maps listing and then they clicked on to the website...

...and reasoning for for organic. I used to do that for years. And then I was like, man, what happened to number verified? Me first of all, and I just, I just use a GMB phone number on the website.

Speaker 1: Hello. Speaker 2: How's it going? Speaker 1: Good. Speaker 2: So, this is a decision you'll have to make, right? So we... the option one is dynamic swap per different location, right? So that you know if they land on the location...

We want to use it and, uh, I was building that just to kind of show you some of the stuff that we would, uh, I would like to do. But yeah, I do move fast. We like to move quick. I'll check out the monorail probably tomorrow.

Thank you all and, yeah, just so you know also I forgot to mention that site is set to noindex so it won't, you know, show up and shit until we're ready to use it if...

Speaker 1: ...into terminal, but we was doing AI shit way before that. So yeah, anyway, but uh, I'll let you go. Speaker 2: No, no. Appreciate you, my brother. Peace. Speaker 1: Alright then.

Speaker 1: Forget the old way, you gotta do it with AI if you're gonna get that bag. Speaker 2: And you've been on the forefront for how long? How long you been using AI? Speaker 1: Man, like this ain't new. It's been like a long time now, right? It's about to be a year that we've gone...

So my wife had to really put me in my place because I would have let it keep going, but she heard me, you know, every Thursday on our weekly calls, you know, spazzing, bro, because my team was like not doing shit how I wanted, especially with AI, like forget about...

It was worth it. But then when, you know, you find out that they find out the shit I was doing, it's like, "Come on, man!" Like... anyway, bro, the point—whole point is, yeah, it's kind of crazy 'cause I'm at that point right now where I don't care who it is, but that one hurt bad.

I don't want to do it and it's been going on for a long time and I let it ride because he's so nice because I taught him so much that even if his physiologist just ordered this for me real quick, the important shit for what I was paying him, you know what I mean? Like 12, 1500 a month, something like that. Uh...

Speaker 1: Ten years! Yo Brian, my main guy Brian! Ten years! You won't even respond to my email. Speaker 2: And it's because I think, bro, because I started really getting on his ass about where's the deliverable. He started just doing whatever he wanted.

I told everyone... I told everyone on my team, yo, if you don't deliver deliverables, I don't care how much hourly rate you're supposed to get paid, I'm not paying. I'll be pay- you'll be paid on delivery, right? You stop delivering, I stop paying them. Dude disappeared.

Yep, yep. Yo, that's what my wife told me recently. You know my main guy that's been doing it, bro, disappeared. I don't know what the fuck happened, he just disappeared. I'm like, "Bro, what the fuck?"

Speaker 1: Integrity, yeah, yeah, that's a big, that's a big one. I like the way you just said it because that's what I say too. When you think no one's looking and it's dark out, that's when the spotlight is on you, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker 1: I don't know, he seems cool as hell, but he's definitely a little bugged out like me for sure too. Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure, for sure. Seems like a good guy, I'm not gonna lie. Like, to live? Okay, they... Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah. Yep, yep, yep.

Speaker 1: Yeah. Word, word, that makes sense. Speaker 1: Okay, so when we go live with the next version, right? We're going to have to update some of that stuff. Speaker 2: Oh, yeah.

Speaker 1: [inaudible] Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I meant to say. Yeah, yeah, 'cause... alright, alright, yeah, yeah. I don't want to...

Speaker 1: ...and that agency down, right? Speaker 2: [inaudible] Speaker 1: All right, so then the debt'll come over here. Yo, we should probably do it where we protect ourselves in case God forbid something goes wrong, they can't come and say we owe whatever he owes. Speaker 2: Oh yeah, of course, I'm not trying to...

Speaker 1: I put that in the contract because if not, wouldn't the debt go on our LLC, not on him? Speaker 2: So yeah, but it's also contingent on... so Ian is the one that gave us his word. It's contingent on the agency being able to... Speaker 1: Because you said he was closing...

Speaker 1: So the money is going to flow into our new bank account, but he's going to pay them out of it from there. Speaker 2: Ah, okay. So that means we're a little bit liable for his debt. All right. Speaker 1: But that's on him, not us. Speaker 2: But you're going to...

Speaker 1: Yo, that's crazy. That's gonna transfer over to our LLC? Speaker 2: Yeah, that's all us. Speaker 1: The debt—no, the debt I'm saying, like currently. Speaker 2: Oh, the debt? Yes. That's all us.

It's a total waste of money, but he's out. He's got a buy out of seven grand on... this guy Kyle ends in December. The end of that and then he gave us... ends point for point... one year.

This is so bad. So bad.

Speaker 1: I'm happy to be here. I'm happy to be here with all of you. I'm happy to be here with all of you today. I'm happy to be here with all of you today to talk about the future of the web. I'm happy to be here with all of you today to talk about the future of the web.

Yeah, maybe I gotta do a zoom in and show them my phone box and my proxy network. That's funny.

And then this guy is at 5,000 and then...

...is that shit. And then the real play is, bro, if we dial in the system, right? The social and the links, bro, Colton got the reviews and the driving, and then what else is left?

Speaker 1: ...and really, really going. Yeah, this is it, bro. Especially with who that guy knows. San Diego, we ain't... you know, we gotta get started first, then we'll start popping up other locations and offices, you know, in other big cities.

...posted on and off Facebook. I think I'm gonna take it down because I might be teaching people too much just in them screenshots. If my shit goes through the patent CRO, like bro... Anyway, we working together now, so all this shit is coming out. All that secretive shit is over with, like finally.

Row 3, S-O-N, 2 hours 58 minutes, untouched, my guy. A lot of people talk about they could do that shit, right? And this ain't running the go forward slash go, but it'll keep running, but that don't count. I'm talking, bro, I even...

And it's not just redesigning the site, right? Like the content is following this as much as I can training-wise, and then the better the skills or whatever I have or reference or SOP, then I know I can set it up to just go bang out.

Speaker 1: This is gonna be great. Yo, one of the... that solar guy, I took his website, I gave it to my, you know, agents. 20 hours later, I pumped out a little site. It's still heavy in the midst of stuff, and I'm like, oh man, I need a mission to dive in.

Yeah, so this is super exciting. Um, we'll meet on Monday, get everything in order, and then, yeah, I'm eager to see... bro, and then, yeah.

Speaker 1: PBNs, expired domains, that we need that power, those 60 clients, we need a network, you know what I'm saying? Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker 1: Just find out on those emails soon. They've got to get... they've got to do it, absolutely right.

So yeah, um, and another good thing is with that money that got allocated after we break everything down and see what's what, if we don't have an immediate vendor that we could get links from cheap, we start, you know, immediately going and looking for PBNs.

Whoo! 'Cause that's all the fun I haven't had, man. My PVM is weak or since CTR5 and I can't use it in prod, you see what I'm saying? Uh, or I could, but I don't want to knock the site down and that might fucking fuck me up when I... Anyways, well, you know what I'm trying to say.

If we can get X amount of domains and we could throw in some Neo and have my guy and me create custom diagrams that beef up the Neo shit that already works with a topically relevant trust flow link, right? Like, boy, you'd be whoo!

Speaker 1: All right, but for the local business, like if you do the shit that I do and then you hit it with like one, two, or three links because we're paying for like nothing for that or we have an inventory of it. Oh my god, how fast it would be to just get fucking results. And then bro, like...

Oh man, hey look, this is what I was telling these guys before earlier, like the shit that I do and been doing, you know, is without the links. But you want to go national and big boy, you got, you need them links for sure.

He's like, "I want to get there," you know? And then I just want to change...

...those links to people and like his minimum thing is like, you know, if you're not buying like 10k a month in links, I really don't want you as a client. And now he's going after the enterprise where it's like if they're not spending 50 racks or more, you know, he ain't trying to... he ain't trying to talk to them.

Speaker 1: That's the guy that I want to meet. Even Dawood says that he goes, "Man, if you like me, Mike, you meet my partner, y'all might disappear for a couple of months." Speaker 1: Yo, this guy Dawood, bro, so...

Speaker 1: I don't need him, he knows that, right? Between me and you, you know what I'm saying? Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker 1: So, but he's the one that knew the wood because he went out to Mad Singer's event. I never knew homie, you know what I'm saying? Speaker 3: I thought he was definitely in the room because... Speaker 1: Yeah, I heard...

Speaker 1: And I'd be like, "Yo Kato, listen bro, I need him to be the backbone of the outsource, the work for an agency me and Bihanga." Kato ain't gonna say shit because I brought Kato in on this ranking real shit and like so, truth be told, like, you know what I mean? I put... I mean, it happened...

He's been doing this since the 80s, this shit. Oh, and then figure out how we're going to work together, but... I don't even want to make money off that dude. That's a motherfucker I don't want to work with, bro. And then hear me... Bro, even if I was to do something like with Kato and him, right?

everything, we could get links from Bradley Banner, from Greg, Endowood, right? But we don't just have to rely on him. Um, yeah, yeah. 'Cause I told Wood, I said, "Bro, everything you offer, that's the next, that's the next thing that we need to mix up."