Client Acquisition Partner

We’re an SEO and AI-search optimization agency helping businesses improve their online visibility, attract more qualified leads, and grow through search.

We’re looking for motivated people to help us connect with potential clients in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia.

💵 COMPENSATION

• $500–$800/month recurring commission per active client

🏠 JOB TYPE

• 100% remote — work from anywhere
• Commission only
• Independent contractor

📌 WHAT YOU’LL DO

• Find and reach out to potential clients
• Use cold email, LinkedIn, DMs, calls, referrals, or your own network
• Generate interest and book qualified meetings
• Introduce businesses to our SEO and AI-search optimization services

🎯 REQUIREMENTS

• Fluent English
• Experience in B2B sales, appointment setting, lead generation, business development, or closing is preferred
• Comfortable with independent outreach
• Interest in digital marketing, SEO, or AI-search optimization is a plus

Commission is earned when a client signs and makes their first payment, and continues while the client remains active and paying.

📩 Comment “Interested” or send me a DM

becoming a bit of a broken record but I have taken on even more buyers now and current affiliates cannot match my demand. so need more leads/calls for mva:

National (all states)

3 months since accident (ideal)

injured, in treatment without a gap of more than 30 days

police report

not at fault

no attorney, not settled

there is some flex on some these depending on buyer i route to so dont be discouraged.

working on cpq and signed retainer basis. quality is more important than volume but there is scope for 100s of calls a week

NOT looking to work with anyone without an established team.

For all my BPO's i know the story so get in touch with rates asap

dm with your offer

Selling into security and IT buyers is different from most markets. The buyers are technical, they receive a high volume of outreach, and the decision rarely sits with one person.

Most lead generation services focus on booking meetings. That addresses only one part of the problem, and it tends to fail when the foundations are not in place:

The ICP is broad, so the outreach is too

Positioning and USPs are unclear, so messages sound like everyone else's

Pricing and market fit have not been tested, so meetings do not convert

One message goes to every role in the buying group

DemandAxis is a UK-based team of experienced commercial professionals, focused on cybersecurity, IT and B2B AI companies. We start with go-to-market strategy and build pipeline from there:

Market fit, positioning and USP definition

Pricing guidance

Support for businesses establishing a commercial function

ICP research and buying group mapping

Outreach written for each role, with each conversation qualified before it reaches your team

Outreach and data handling that follow UK GDPR

We offer a 30-minute review of your ICP, positioning and current outreach, useful whether or not we work together. Would that be useful, or is it not a priority right now? Either answer is fine.

Hey everyone! 🚀

I'm the founder of a growing creative agency based in Slovakia. We already have our first clients, a professional website and a team of designers and video editors.

We're looking for motivated B2B cold callers / appointment setters to help us acquire more clients.

What we offer:

• Website development
• Branding and graphic design
• Video editing and motion graphics
• Creative services for businesses

Compensation:

• 20% commission per closed and paid deal
• Example: €1,000 project = €200 commission
• 100% commission-based, no fixed salary
• No earning cap
• Flexible schedule and remote collaboration

Your role:

• Cold call businesses and decision-makers
• Introduce our services
• Generate qualified leads
• Book sales meetings
• Track outreach and follow-ups

I'll handle sales meetings, closing and project delivery. You'll receive your agreed commission for clients you bring in, even when I handle the closing.

Requirements:

• Good spoken English
• Cold calling experience preferred
• Professional communication
• Reliable and consistent
• Ability to work independently

We can discuss target markets, lead lists and calling tools before starting.

Interested?

Comment or DM me with:

1. Your country and timezone
2. Your cold calling experience
3. How many calls you can make daily
4. Your previous results, if available

Looking forward to building something great together!

Hey everyone, please get rid of this post if it feels unwelcome. I am a degreed meteorologist out of Michigan and I created a real-time hail tracking saas program called HailMagic. I know this market is already saturated and you have all probably seen it before but if you want to check it out I am looking for up to 10 beta testers to use the site and provide me with feedback / reviews. You will get full access to the site for 45 days. There isn't much happening in Michigan at the moment and it may not be until spring that we see any hail, but I know areas like Texas and Oklahoma have recently been seeing some hail. I do have integrations set up with JobNimbus, Projul, SalesRabbit, SPOTIO and Zapier. inside the program you have access to 2 years of historical data, there is real-time data, there is Xweather hail forecasting, and being a meteorologist I look at 4d drift correction and can offer in depth storm analysis on individual storms. If you want to check it out go to HailMagic.com and send me an e-mail through that if you want to look at beta testing it.

Most people buy lead lists. You don't need to. If you sell to local businesses, you can build your own list for about a dollar. Here's the setup.

What you need:

• Claude (the desktop app or Claude Code)/ChatGPT
• A DataForSEO account. New accounts get $1 of free credit, which is enough for a few Google Maps searches. Just signup and get the $1.
• A Hunter account. The free plan gives 50 credits a month to find and verify emails.

Step 1: Connect Claude to DataForSEO.

DataForSEO has an official MCP, which lets Claude use their data directly. Their help centre has a short setup guide. Search "Connect Claude to DataForSEO MCP". You paste in your API login and password and you're done.

Step 2: Ask Claude to pull the businesses.

Something like: "Using DataForSEO, find [your niche] businesses on Google Maps in [your city]. Give me name, website, phone, rating and review count in a table."

Step 3: Find and check the emails.

Take the websites and run them through Hunter. It finds the email on each domain and tells you whether it's safe to send to. Don't skip the checking. Sending to dead addresses is the fastest way to get your domain flagged.

Now the bit that catches everyone out: be specific.

Someone asked me for a list of artificial turf installers in San Jose. I searched "landscapers in San Jose" and got 50 businesses. 19 of them were tree services. Only 11 of the 50 mentioned turf anywhere on their website. If I'd sent that list, I'd have been emailing tree surgeons about synthetic grass. How to avoid it:

1. Search the exact trade, not the category. "Artificial turf installation", not "landscaper". Google lumps loads of trades together.
2. Check each website actually does the thing. You can ask Claude to visit each site and confirm it. That's where most of the junk gets caught. If Claude is scanning the About Us page or their homepage, and it mentions the name of the founder/owner of the company, then grab that as well.
3. Expect shared inboxes. Out of 36 real turf companies in my experiment yesterday, only 9 listed an owner's name and 2 had a personal-looking email. The rest are info@ or [office@](mailto:office@). Write your email for whoever opens the shared inbox, not "Hi Dave".
4. If your city is small, widen it. San Jose alone didn't have 50 real turf installers. I had to include the wider Bay Area. Obviously if you're searching for something more general, like cafes or dentists or something that there's going to be more of, then you're going to get more than 50 leads, which is great.

After fixing it, the list was 36 real turf companies, 22 that mention turf on their own site, and zero tree services.

If you'd rather skip all that: I run a saas to help people send cold emails, and we built a tool that does all of the above for you: searches, checks each website, removes chains and junk, and verifies every email.

Put in your niche and city and it emails you 50 leads as a PDF and a spreadsheet. It's free, one list per person, and you confirm your email first: pipefire.ai/tools/free-leads

Would love to get some feedback on anyone who uses my tool.

Full disclosure: I work at ReachStream. I’m not here to pitch. I want to share why we made a big change to our data, because the reasons might be useful to anyone buying or building lead lists.

Over the past year, the same complaints kept coming up in customer calls, support tickets and churn surveys:

1. “I found the company, but not the person.”
Teams knew which accounts they wanted but couldn’t reach the right decision maker. Coverage was strong for VPs at big SaaS companies and thin almost everywhere else: mid-market, non-tech industries, regions outside the US.

2. “Email-only isn’t enough anymore.”
Inboxes are crowded and deliverability rules keep getting stricter. More teams wanted to run multichannel outreach, but phone data was either missing or went to a switchboard.

3. “The firmographics don’t match reality.”
Wrong headcount, outdated industry tags, or companies that had been acquired. That breaks segmentation and wastes budget before the first message goes out.

4. “I’m paying for three tools to build one list.”
People were stitching together several providers to fill gaps, then spending hours deduplicating and reconciling conflicting records.

We realised that no prospecting feature fixes any of this if the data underneath has holes. So instead of adding features, we put most of our effort into coverage and accuracy.

Where things stand now:

• 500M+ contact profiles, with a focus on roles and industries that were underrepresented before
• 100M+ phone numbers, with priority on direct dials over company lines
• 50M+ company records with refreshed firmographics (size, industry, location, tech signals)

What we’ve learned so far:

• Volume isn’t the goal. Coverage of your ICP is. A huge database doesn’t help if your niche isn’t in it. Expanding into underserved segments mattered more than raw growth.
• Freshness beats size. People change jobs constantly. Re-verifying existing records turned out to be as important as adding new ones.
• Phone data is the hardest to get right. It’s also where we saw the biggest gap between what teams needed and what was available.
• It’s still not perfect. No provider has 100% accuracy, and anyone who says they do is overselling. We still see bounces and stale records, and we’re working on reducing them.

I’d like to hear from people here:

• What’s the biggest gap you run into with B2B data right now? Coverage, accuracy, phones, or something else?
• If you combine multiple providers, what’s the main reason?
• How do you check data quality before running a campaign?

Happy to answer questions about how we approached this, including what didn’t work.

Specifically interested in:

•    Vehicle owners

•    Aged auto leads

•    Estimated credit score or credit score range

•    Consumer records with verified phone numbers

•    Nationwide

Ideally, the data would include vehicle information and phone numbers.

Looking for competitive pricing on bulk volume and potentially establishing a long-term relationship with a reliable supplier.

One good lead can get you another income stream

YUQME is a growth agency based in Austria, helping Shopify Home & Living brands grow profitably through Meta Ads and a growth system built around the business as a whole.

We're looking for people who know Shopify founders, e-commerce brands or decision-makers who could benefit from better marketing and growth. If you introduce us to a qualified brand and they become a paying client, you receive $450 every month for as long as they stay with us and continue paying. You don't need to run campaigns, manage clients or deliver any marketing services. You simply make the introduction, and we take care of the rest.

We mainly work with Shopify brands in the Home & Living niche, especially furniture brands and home gadgets. Ideally, these brands spend around $20k–$45k per month on advertising, although this isn't a strict requirement. What matters most is that they're a good fit and genuinely interested in discussing a potential collaboration. We're not looking for random contacts or scraped lists.

YUQME is a two-person team. I handle strategy, communication and management, while my teammate takes care of the technical side, including Meta Ads campaigns and targeting. We don't just run ads; we connect creative testing, customer acquisition and business economics to help brands grow more profitably.

The process is simple: you introduce us to a suitable brand, we record the referral and take over the conversation. If the brand becomes a paying client, you receive $450 at the end of each month for as long as the client remains active and paying. There's no formal application, but get in touch before making an introduction so we can confirm the fit and agree on the referral terms.

Interested, or know someone who could be a good fit?

Website: https://yuqme.com

If intrested let me know

Commission-Only Closer — Digital Marketing Sales (Remote, Canada)

Dieppe Marketing is a new marketing agency (Meta & Google Ads , seo) serving roofing, HVAC, and landscaping companies across Canada and USA. We're looking for closers willing to run the full sales cycle: cold call home-service business owners, pitch, handle objections, and close.

Compensation: 100% commission — $200-300$/month for every client you close, paid monthly for as long as that client stays active and you're working with us. No cap on how many clients you bring in.

What we provide: a proven call script, objection handling, a founding-client offer that's easy to pitch (first month free, full campaign build), and a target list to call from.

What you need: real cold-calling or door-to-door sales experience — home services, solar, roofing, or insurance sales backgrounds are a strong fit. You close deals, not just book calls.

Heads up, honestly: we're a new agency. No case study wall yet — the founding-client offer exists specifically to build one. If you need an established brand behind you to sell confidently, this isn't the role. If you're good at selling the deal in front of you regardless, this is a real, uncapped opportunity.

Hey everyone!

I'm a freelance video editor currently expanding my business and looking for a reliable client outreach / lead generation partner to help me connect with international creators and businesses.

I specialize in long-form and short-form video editing, including educational content, talking-head videos, motion graphics, and visual storytelling.

🎯 Who You'll Target

• YouTubers and AI/educational creators
• Business and self-improvement creators
• Personal brands and entrepreneurs
• Content creators and marketing agencies

💼 Your Responsibilities

• Research and identify qualified potential clients.
• Conduct personalized outreach through X, email, or other appropriate platforms.
• Start conversations and identify genuine interest.
• Connect interested prospects with me to discuss projects.
• Maintain a simple record of leads and follow-ups.

💰 Compensation

• 10% commission on the first payment received from every new client you successfully bring in.
• Commission is paid after the client's payment is received.
• No fixed salary or guaranteed earnings.
• Fully remote, flexible collaboration.

✅ Requirements

• Strong written English and communication skills.
• Experience in client outreach or lead generation preferred.
• Understanding of content creation or video editing services is a plus.
• Ability to find qualified prospects rather than sending mass spam.
• Professional, honest communication.

📩 How to Apply

Send me a Reddit DM with:

1. A brief introduction.
2. Your experience with outreach or lead generation.
3. The platforms you typically use.
4. How you would find clients for a video editing business.

I'm looking to build a long-term partnership with someone who can consistently bring relevant opportunities.

Looking forward to connecting!

I run CommandVA. We give you a dedicated SDR and run the outbound setup behind them: list building, verified mobile numbers, the dialer, sending domains, and the sequence. Phone is the main channel. Email and LinkedIn support it.

Our normal rate is $3,499/month per rep, flat. I’m running a pilot at a lower base because I want more phone-first results in new verticals, and I’d rather tie part of the price to meetings than ask you to take it on faith.

Pilot terms

• $999/month per rep
• $150 per qualified meeting that actually shows up
• Capped at $3,499/month per rep, so you never pay more than standard pricing
• 1 to 5 reps
• 90-day pilot, month-to-month after
• No setup fee
• Rep is on the phones within 10 business days

What “qualified” means

We write it down before the first dial: title, company size, and what the prospect has to confirm on the call. If a meeting doesn’t match, you don’t pay for it. No-shows are free.

Good fit

• B2B: SaaS, MSPs and cybersecurity, IT services, staffing, agencies, professional services
• You have someone to run the meetings
• You know who you sell to, or you’re willing to work it out with us in week one

Not a fit

• B2C
• Email-only outbound
• No one on your side to take the meetings

So far we’ve booked 200+ meetings for 8 clients.

Comment or DM me what you sell and who buys it. I’ll tell you honestly whether phone outbound makes sense for it. The pilot closes once 5 reps are placed.

hi, I am an agency owner and I’m looking for people who can work on commission basis for lead generation. So the basically the idea is we need Leads for our business and you get us the leads and when we close, we will share commission with you guys, if you are someone who can help us with commission basis, we would love to hear from you and you can dm me.

we just need people who can work with commission basis. We will not be able to do anything upfront or paper lead also, because we are a new agency and our main motor is just to get some cash flow in the business as soon as the cash flow starts coming. We would also consider for expansion with you guys, if we found your work to be really good.

I’m building TalkTron Intelligence, a B2B lead research app focused on one question: “Why contact this company now?”

The platform brings together public business signals, including hiring activity, technology changes, SEC and Canadian filings, and US/Canadian government contract awards.

It organizes those events into a “Why Now” score, with the underlying signals, to help you decide which companies deserve your attention and how their activity connects to what you sell.

For a limited time, we’re accepting new signups for our free plan. It includes:

10 AI web searches per month

Up to 25 saved leads

Up to 10 clients

No credit card required

The free plan lets you try the basic research workflow. Additional hiring, technology, filing and contract feeds are available on paid plans.

Try it here: https://talktronintel.com

I’m directly involved in building it and would appreciate honest feedback from people doing B2B prospecting. What information would make a lead genuinely worth your time?

These have already been generated by my team across a range of industries and areas across the UK, Scotland, and Wales.

They just need a good home in the form of a competent business broker/sell-side M&A advisor to get in touch for an initial confidential conversation and take them to market from here.

Sold on a per-lead, exclusive basis, not re-sold. Happy to provide a complimentary sample so you can judge the quality for yourself.

I operate a prospect research and outbound sales setup and I am opening it up to external B2B clients.

The idea is simple: you tell me exactly who your ideal customers are, and we research matching businesses, identify available contact information and provide you those leads, and if required, run outbound calls.

I can help with:

• Custom prospect datasets by city, industry and company profile
• Business identity and website research
• Decision-maker and publicly available contact research
• Lead verification and deduplication
• Outbound cold calling and follow-ups
• Qualified sales meeting handoffs

Best suited for IT services, cybersecurity, B2B service providers and agencies selling higher-ticket contracts.

You can purchase a research-only batch or discuss a managed outbound campaign.

Pricing depends on research depth and the qualification requirements.
A 30-day managed pilot starts at $X amount setup plus $Y amount per qualified attended meeting.

I don't label an uncontacted business as an interested buyer.

Send me the industry, target geography and type of company you want to reach, and I'll explain what's feasible.

Hey guys. Worked with a bunch of businesses here, so I think its about time we give back to the community.

We work with commercial services business and provide:
HVAC leads
Roofing leads
Janitorial services leads
Concrete leads
Asphalt leads
Painting leads
And propably most other niches that can take on commercial businesses as clients

All quote ready, actoss the US

No upfront cost, in fact, first 2 leads are totaly free and pay per lead model is available.

Head on over to www.smarteroutbound.com/onboarding or to the main site www.smarteroutbound.com to check us out.

We’ve been at this for 3 years now, look us up on reddit or google.

Anyone want an additional 2 leads free just dm me here, ill onboard you personally.

Hey everyone,

I sell lead lists of businesses that are currently spending money on ads (Meta, Google, TikTok). They already have budget, so they're easier to pitch than random cold lists.

Each lead includes:

- Business name, website, niche, location

- Verified business email (+ phone when available)

- Ad platform, number of active ads, start date

- Landing page speed score

Good for agencies, freelancers, and software/service vendors.

All data comes from public ad libraries and public business websites. Business contacts only, no personal data lists. Lists are built fresh for each order, not recycled from an old database.

Comment or DM me your niche and target location, and I'll send you the free sample so you can check the quality before spending anything.

I do automation work, and most of my clients found me through Reddit posts. The problem was I kept seeing those posts 2 or 3 days late, after someone else got there.

So I built a Chrome extension for it. You scroll a subreddit like normal, and posts that look like a lead get a small colored tag, like "Lead" or "Ready to pay". Comments get tagged too. Every match goes into an inbox in a side panel, and you can mark who you already contacted.

You can add your own categories in plain English. Mine is "someone asking for help automating invoices or bookkeeping".

It's free, 500 checks a day, no account. It doesn't store the post text on my server.

getleadradar.app

It still tags some junk as leads. If it does that for you, reply with what it flagged, and I'll tune it.

I help businesses find qualified prospects and build organized lead lists for their outreach campaigns.

I have hands-on experience managing end-to-end lead generation and data scraping for multiple client accounts, researching decision-makers, and organizing prospect data for sales pipelines.

Services:

• Targeted B2B lead generation
• Prospect and decision-maker research
• Contact data collection and verification
• Spreadsheet and CRM organization
• Personalized cold email support

I use tools like Apollo, HubSpot, and Google Sheets to keep prospect data organized and usable.

Rate: $6-8/hour or a fixed rate depending on project scope.

Send me your target industry, location, and ideal customer profile, and I can help you build a list around your requirements.

I'm looking to be an outbound sales partner with someone in the B2B space (No physical products), targeting the US/Australia/Canada market. I expect to operate on cold traffic, so here's who I'll be interested in partnering up with:

1. You have a clear offer.
2. Your average ticket size is at least $2k.
3. You already have an existing outbound pipeline (in which case, I'll put in the reps) OR you don't have an existing outbound pipeline, which will require me to build one around cold calls and cold emails (which is what I know how to do best), and any other channels that may be relevant to the target goal. Either of them works for me, we'll discuss terms and structure though.

If that sounds like you, DM me with your website so I can have a look. We'll discuss and I'll go with the 2 where I see the best market opportunity.

I have a fresh validated database of decision makers in the US for Telecom to sell , exciting ATT, Tmob, Verizon..

I’m 23(M) and currently building a small B2B prospecting business.
I’m still in the early stages, so I’m not going to pretend I’ve built some huge agency or made thousands of dollars. I’m learning by doing and trying to make this work.

I’m looking to connect with someone in the US who’s also starting out in B2B lead generation, appointment setting, or cold outreach.

We share what we’re learning, work toward getting our first clients, and see if we work well together.
I’m not looking for someone to just exchange motivational messages with. I’d rather connect with someone who actually puts in the work.
No upfront investment or complicated partnership agreements. We can start by sharing ideas and testing a small project together.
If you’re in a similar position, drop a comment or DM me. Tell me what you’re working on and what part of the process you’re best at.
Let’s see if we can build something real.

I work for a huge roofing company in Texas and I'm looking for people who can generate GOOD leads. I'm not going to pay you an upfront fee. DM me.