Prepared for Demir — Europe  ·  Bosnia exclusive, expand as you close The 60-Second Overview

Lead with the AI. Sell the package.

This is the internal sell-from playbook for the 3sixty5 team — for Goran to brief Demir, and for Demir to sell. Quote EUR in Bosnia and the EU. The AI layer is what makes us different — that's what you open with. The monthly retainer is the prize.

AI-first marketing agency Packages first, projects when they lead to recurring Live in days — the EU edge One shop, one point of contact

What we are

3sixty5 Marketing Group — an AI-first marketing agency. We run a business's whole marketing under one roof — AI, SEO, ads, content, web — but the AI layer is what makes us different, and that's what you lead with. We're pre-revenue and live; every client we take on is set up and delivered on GoHighLevel (one subaccount per client — our delivery backbone).

We're an AI-first marketing agency. We build the AI systems that answer your phone, book your calendar, and reactivate your dead leads — then we run your SEO, ads, content and website around them. One shop, one point of contact. The one-line positioning — memorise it

The team — say it like this

Sales direction — say this to yourself before every call

Why we win

Six things to repeat until they're second nature.

Any one of them can open a deal. Internalise them so they come out naturally on a call.

1

The AI wedge — we lead with it

Most agencies sell "posts and ads." We open with AI that does work the same day — an assistant that answers the phone, a chatbot, an AI clone, workflow automation. Concrete, a painkiller, the easiest first "yes." Land it, grow the account from there.

2

The EU fast-launch edge — live in DAYS

Your home-field advantage. In Europe an inbound voice number goes live in days — one KYC bundle and it's running. (In the US it's a multi-week regulatory process.) When a Bosnian or EU owner asks "how fast?" the honest answer is days — an edge no US-only agency can match in your market.

3

Real, shipped capabilities — not slideware

Pitch what it actually does: the phone assistant books the calendar DURING the call and texts the link to both sides; it speaks 14+ languages and switches mid-call; plus Rally (AI sales-floor teammate) and the Old Leads Defroster (revives a dead list, no ad spend).

4

Full-stack breadth — one shop

Once we're in, we're not just the "AI vendor." We run AI + SEO + paid ads + content + website from one team with a single point of contact. The client fires four vendors and keeps us — that's what turns a small first deal into a Growth or Full-Suite retainer.

5

GHL delivery backbone — we run it

Every client lives as a GoHighLevel subaccount. Not a client talking point — it's why we deliver fast and consistently: the AI, the CRM, the automations and the reporting all sit in one system Anssar's side controls.

6

Halal-clean and honest — we mean it

No fake testimonials, no borrowed logos, no "trusted by," no guarantees we can't keep. Anssar is a PhD environmental engineer and builder — not a licensed PE, and we never claim he is. Ad spend goes straight to the platforms; optional fronting is a flat fee, no interest. Honest is easier to repeat and never blows up later.

AI Products · The Wedge — lead every pitch with these

A working AI system that books jobs, revives dead leads, and runs a sales floor 24/7.

You don't lead with "we do marketing" — everybody says that. You lead with the thing nobody else in your market is putting on the table. Show the AI, win the room, then sell the retainer that wraps around it.

How the AI fits the packages

These deployments aren't separate products bolted on — they ARE the "AI deployment" slots inside every retainer tier. Foundation = 1 deployment (any one below). Growth = 2 deployments, any combination. Full Suite = the full AI suite (phone + chatbot + clone + automation). Want one without a retainer? Standalone = €2,000–5,500 one-time — a foot in the door, then upgrade them onto a package.

Cross-cutting truths — say on every call (all real)

Multilingual by default — the voice agent speaks 14+ languages and switches mid-call; name the client's market language, it answers in it.  ·  Live in days, not weeks (your EU edge) — an inbound voice number goes live in days off a one-time KYC bundle, none of the multi-week US queue.  ·  Done-for-you — after the kickoff there's no work on the client's end; delivery runs on GoHighLevel.  ·  Honest — real systems in production, not slideware; Anssar (PhD engineer) ships the software himself; no fake testimonials, no "trusted by," no guarantees; clean, halal businesses only.

★1

Rally

the AI teammate that runs your sales floor

The pain it kills

  • My reps go dark in the field. I have no idea who's hot, who's slacking, or what closed today until I chase them.
  • Energy dies by Wednesday. No momentum, no friendly competition, nobody pushing each other.
  • I can't be on every rep's shoulder coaching them — but the quiet ones are the ones bleeding deals.
  • My best closer's habits never spread to the rest of the team.

Who it's for

Any business with a field-sales or door-to-door crew — solar, roofing, home services, security, telecom. Tells: "my reps go dark," "energy's inconsistent," "I can't coach everyone," a team big enough that a leaderboard would create real competition.

What it does

An always-on AI teammate that lives inside the crew's group chat and runs the sales floor like a tireless manager: a live deal-board leaderboard so every rep sees where they stand in real time; daily hype to keep energy up; by-name coaching — calling out wins, nudging whoever's gone quiet, sharing what's working. It's the relay between the owner and the floor: push a target once, Rally carries it to the whole team and reports back. It already ran live inside a real sales team — not a concept.

How to pitch it

  • "A sales manager that never sleeps, lives in your team's group chat, and costs a fraction of a human one."
  • "Every rep sees the leaderboard the second a deal closes — that competition alone lifts the whole floor."
  • "It coaches your reps by name, hypes them every morning, and tells you who's hot and who's gone quiet — without you chasing anyone."
  • "You set the target once. Rally relays it and reports back. You run the floor from your phone."
★2

Old Leads Defroster

found money, not new spend

The pain it kills

  • I've got thousands of old leads and dead quotes in my system and no idea which are still worth anything.
  • I paid good money for those leads — they went cold and I moved on.
  • My team never has time to call old quotes back. It always falls through the cracks.
  • I keep buying new leads when I've probably got buyers sitting in my database already.

Who it's for

Any established service business with a real quote/sales process and a pile of old leads — high ticket makes the math sing: roofing, solar, HVAC, remodeling, dental/med-spa, real estate, legal, auto. 30-sec qualifier: "Roughly how many old leads sit in your system?" (a lot = green light) · "What's a closed job worth?" (bigger = easier close) · "What happens to a lead today if they don't buy first time?" ("nothing" = there's your pain).

What it does

We point an AI agent at the dead leads a business already paid for — old inquiries, no-shows, unsold quotes, churned customers rotting in their CRM. The agent re-opens the conversation by SMS, email, and voice, like a friendly team member checking in ("Hey — are you still looking at getting that roof sorted?"), handles replies, overcomes the usual brush-offs, and books the ready ones straight onto the calendar. No ad spend, no new traffic — revenue they already left on the table. Sell it one-off to the cautious buyer as a fast, low-risk win, then upgrade to always-on so every future cold or no-show lead gets revived — that's the recurring slot.

How to pitch it

  • "Every other agency asks you to spend MORE to get more. This monetizes leads you already paid for — zero ad budget."
  • "It pays for itself on the first job. If a closed job is worth €4,000 and one dead lead comes back, you're already in profit."
  • "Your team forgets to follow up. The AI never does — nights, weekends, holidays, the tenth 'no.'"
  • "Start with one campaign. If it doesn't book real jobs, you don't continue. Then leave it on so no future lead ever dies."

Worked ROI example — a roofer with 2,000 dead leads

Illustrative, conservative. Replace every number with the client's real figures on the call. No income is guaranteed.

StepConservative assumptionResult
Dead leads in their CRM2,000raw material — already paid for
Booked appointmentsjust 2% respond and book40 appointments
Appointments that closeonly 1 in 58 jobs
Average job value€4,000 (use their real number)
Recovered revenue8 × €4,000€32,000
Campaign costone-off Defrosterfrom €2,500
Return€32,000 on €2,500~13× · pays for itself on the first closed job

Even if you halve every assumption — 1% book, 1 in 10 close, smaller tickets — it still clears its cost on a single recovered job. That's why it's the easiest "yes" on the whole menu: downside capped at one fee, upside a pile of revenue they'd written off.

3

AI Phone Assistant

never miss another call

The pain it kills

  • Half my calls hit while I'm on a job — I can't answer the phone and hold a drill at the same time.
  • By the time I call back that evening, they've booked someone else.
  • Voicemail kills me. Nobody leaves one — they just call the next guy.
  • My customers speak three different languages and my front desk only speaks one.

Who it's for

High-ticket local service businesses where one job is worth hundreds to thousands — trades, clinics, auto shops, home services, real estate. Tells: owner-operated or small team, the phone is the main line in, they're on-site all day, they complain about missed calls and voicemail — or they serve a multilingual market.

What it does

A 24/7 AI receptionist on a dedicated number that answers every call in the business's name and voice. It qualifies the caller, then — the part that closes the deal — books the appointment straight onto the calendar during the call and texts the booking link to both the customer and the business, confirmed in seconds. It speaks 14+ languages and switches mid-call the moment the caller does. Spam and scam calls are rejected automatically; every booking and a clean call summary land where the owner already works. And the EU speed edge lands here: the number goes live in days off a one-time KYC bundle.

How to pitch it

  • "What's one new customer worth to you?" — then anchor every missed call to that number.
  • "You're not buying software — you're buying a receptionist that never sleeps and books the job while the customer's still on the phone."
  • "It answers in your customer's language, even switches mid-call, and texts the booking link to both of you before your competitor has called back."
  • "Live in days — we just need your business address to register the number. No multi-week wait."
4

AI Chatbot

capture the website lead before it bounces

The pain it kills

  • People land on my site, don't find what they need, and leave — I never even know they were there.
  • Questions come in at midnight and sit unanswered till morning, by which point they've moved on.
  • My contact form gets filled out, then nothing happens for two days.

Who it's for

Any business with web traffic it isn't converting — service businesses, clinics, e-commerce, anyone running ads to a site. Tells: "I get visitors but few inquiries," a dead contact form, after-hours questions going unanswered, a multilingual customer base.

What it does

A conversational AI agent embedded on the website (and pluggable into WhatsApp/Messenger) that greets every visitor, answers their real questions in their own language, qualifies them, and books the appointment or captures the lead on the spot — 24/7, instantly. It hands off to a human when it needs to and drops every conversation and contact into the CRM, so a midnight visitor becomes a booked job instead of a bounce.

How to pitch it

  • "Your website is a salesperson that currently says nothing back. This makes it talk, qualify, and book — instantly, around the clock."
  • "Every question answered in the moment is a lead you don't lose to the next tab."
  • "It speaks your customer's language and never makes them wait till morning."
5

AI Clone

the owner (or top closer), cloned and always on

The pain it kills

  • Everything runs through me. If I'm not on the phone or the DMs, deals stall.
  • I can't scale myself — there's one of me and a hundred conversations.
  • My best closer's pitch lives in his head. I can't get it out to the rest of the team or onto the website.

Who it's for

Founder-led and personality-driven businesses, high-ticket coaches/consultants, and teams with one standout closer whose method should be everywhere. Tells: "everything runs through me," "I can't scale myself," a strong personal brand, or one rep who massively out-closes the rest.

What it does

We build an AI clone of a specific person — the owner, the founder, or the top closer — trained on how they talk, what they know, and how they sell. It handles inbound conversations across chat, SMS, and voice in that person's voice and style, answers in their words, and books or qualifies on their behalf — so the business's best asset is available to every customer at once, 24/7, without the real person in the chair.

How to pitch it

  • "You're the bottleneck — every deal waits on you. This clones you so a hundred customers get you at the same time."
  • "We capture how your best closer actually sells and put it to work on every lead, day and night."
  • "It's your voice, your knowledge, your pitch — running while you sleep."
6

Workflow Automation

the busywork runs itself

The pain it kills

  • My team spends half its day copying info between apps and sending the same messages by hand.
  • Things fall through the cracks — a lead comes in and nobody follows up, an invoice never goes out.
  • I've got five tools that don't talk to each other and I'm the glue holding them together.

Who it's for

Any business with manual, repeatable processes and tools that don't talk — growing teams drowning in admin, anyone losing leads to dropped follow-up. Tells: "we do that by hand," "things fall through the cracks," a stack of disconnected apps, an owner acting as the integration layer.

What it does

We connect the business's tools and let the work run itself: new lead → instantly tagged, routed, and followed up; appointment booked → reminders and confirmations fire automatically; job done → review request and invoice go out on their own; everything logged in one CRM pipeline. It's the invisible layer that removes manual data entry, repetitive messages, and dropped handoffs — and the connective tissue that ties the other AI deployments together.

How to pitch it

  • "Every repetitive task your team does by hand is a task this does instantly, perfectly, every time."
  • "Leads get followed up, reminders get sent, reviews get asked for — automatically, while you focus on the work."
  • "Stop being the glue between five tools. We connect them so the whole thing runs itself."
How to use this page

Open most pitches with Rally (if they run a sales crew) or the Old Leads Defroster (if they have an old list) — those are the wedge. From there, every deployment above is a slot you fill the tiers with: one for Foundation, two for Growth, the full suite for Full Suite. Anchor on the client's own numbers — one recovered job pays for it — and on the days-not-weeks EU launch speed. Quote in EUR; final number on a call.

How to Sell · Demir's Playbook

Find the right owner, make them feel the leak, let the live demo close it.

You don't need to be technical — Anssar's team builds and runs every system. Quote in EUR. Lead with packages; a one-time project only when it opens the door to a recurring relationship.

Every business you talk to is already losing money in three places: calls they never answer, leads they never follow up, and old customers they never call back. You're not convincing them to want more customers — they already do. You're showing them they're throwing away the ones they already paid for. The one idea behind every sale

The sales motion

Find Qualify Demo Pitch Close

1 · FIND — who to talk to

Your best buyers are local service businesses where one job is worth real money and a missed call is a real loss:

Where to find them — no ad spend needed

Your own network and referrals ("who else runs a busy shop that lives on its phone?") · walk in or call local businesses directly · local business groups, chambers, trade associations, networking events · LinkedIn and local Facebook business groups.

Silent fit check — before you pitch

Is this a business we'd put our name on? We pass on gambling, lending/interest products, alcohol, tobacco, adult, and anything vice. If it doesn't fit, move on — don't pitch it.

2 · QUALIFY — ask, then go quiet

Your goal is to get the owner to say the painful number out loud. Ask, then stop talking and let them sit with it.

Do the math out loud with them

"So if you miss even 5 calls a week, and a job is worth €600 — that's €3,000 a week potentially walking to your competitor, just because nobody answered. Our system costs less than a couple of those jobs a month." That sentence is your whole pitch. Once they feel the gap, you stop selling — they start buying.

3 · DEMO — let the AI call them live

This is the unfair advantage. The demo sells itself — you just press play and watch their face. Don't describe the AI. Let the owner experience it. After they've said the painful number, say:

"Let me show you exactly what this sounds like — what's the best number to reach you right now?"

Then trigger the AI phone assistant to call the owner's own phone live. They hear a natural agent answer and ask the right qualifying questions · the agent book an appointment onto the calendar during the call · a booking-link text land on their phone seconds later · and — the showstopper — the agent switch languages mid-call (14+ languages). Have it answer in Bosnian, then flip to German or English on request. Owners in a multilingual market go silent, then grin. That's the moment.

Two ways to run it

Trigger it live on the call, or schedule a 10-minute slot and have Anssar's team stage the demo agent in advance. Either way — the demo closes the deal. You just watch their face change. For an owner who admitted a dead lead list (Q7), add the Defroster angle: "We can take that list and have the AI text and call them back for you — no ad spend — and book the ones still warm."

4 · PITCH — speed + the money frame

After the demo lands, keep it to two messages:

The money frame

"One booking a month it catches pays for the whole thing. Everything after that is profit you were throwing away."

The speed frame

"And you're not waiting months. Because we're in the EU, we don't have the long carrier-approval queue the US has — your number just needs a one-time identity-and-address registration. We can have your AI answering calls in days."

5 · CLOSE — anchor on a package, map to the tier, assume the sale

Always lead with packages, not one-time projects. Only take a project when it clearly leads to a retainer ("let's build the site now, then put the AI receptionist on it on a monthly plan"). Anchor high, let them step down. Name the tier that fits their pain, gesture at the one above it, then let them choose which package — not whether. We discount, we never raise.

Map pain → tier (say it in their words)

What they sayTierWhy
"I just need to stop missing calls and have someone follow up."FoundationOne AI deployment + the basics. The fastest yes.
"I'm missing calls AND I want to grow — more leads, ads, content."GrowthTwo AI deployments + ads on one channel + real SEO/content. The default for a busy owner who wants momentum.
"I want someone to just run all of my marketing — I don't have time."Full SuiteYou become their outsourced marketing department. Sell to the owner who's drowning and has budget.
De-risk the close — the 30-day trial

"Try it for 30 days. If it's not for you, you cancel and only pay for the work we've delivered to date. There's no trapped money." That removes the last hesitation.

Closing language — assume the sale

"Let's get your line set up. I'll need your business name and address to register the number, and the team will have your AI answering calls this week. Want to start on Growth, or keep it simple with Foundation to begin?" — Then stop talking. The next person to speak loses.

Terms to know so you never stumble

Retainers invoiced on the 1st, net-15. Ad spend is the client's money paid straight to Google/Meta — never ours, no interest, no markup (we can front it for a flat service fee if they ask, zero interest). One-time projects are 50% upfront / 50% on delivery. Video is partner-fulfilled — we scope and project-manage, we don't shoot in-house.

Sample conversation — hello to "let's start"

Illustrative script, not a transcript. Make it your own — but hold the order: warm up → find the pain → say the money number → live demo → anchor on a package → close.

Demir
"Zdravo Anel — one quick question before I take your time. When a customer calls the shop and you're under a car or it's after hours, what happens to that call?"
Owner
"Goes to voicemail. Most don't leave one, to be honest."
Demir
"Right — most people just hang up and call the next shop. Rough guess: how many calls a week slip through like that?"
Owner
"Maybe ten? We're busy, hard to say."
Demir
"And when one of those turns into a real job — a service, brakes, whatever — what's that worth to you on average?"
Owner
"Few hundred euros, easy. Sometimes a lot more."
Demir
"So say only five of those ten would've booked. That's over a thousand euros a week going to your competitor — because nobody picked up. Sound about right?"
Owner
"…when you say it like that, yeah. That's bad."
Demir
"It is. Here's what we do: we put an AI assistant on your line that answers every call, day or night, asks the right questions, and books the job straight onto your calendar. Can I show you what it actually sounds like — what's the best number to reach you on right now?"
Owner
"Sure, this one."
The AI calls. It answers like a real receptionist, qualifies, books a slot, and a booking-link text lands on his phone. Demir asks it to switch to German mid-call; it does, smoothly.
Owner
"Wait — that's a computer? And it just switched to German? That sounded like a person."
Demir
"That's the point — your customers won't know the difference, they'll just know somebody finally answered, in their language. And because we're in the EU, there's no long approval queue like the US has — we register your business address once and this is live on your real number in days. Now, the way we work is a monthly package, not a one-off. Most shops your size start on Foundation — the AI assistant answering and booking, plus your social and basic SEO — around €1,500 to €2,500 a month. If you want us driving new leads too — ads, content, the works — that's Growth. Either way, one job a month it saves pays for it."
Owner
"Foundation sounds like what I need right now."
Demir
"Smart — that's where most people start, and you can step up to Growth once you see the bookings come in. And there's a 30-day trial: if it's not for you, you cancel and only pay for what we delivered. No trapped money. Let's get you set up — I just need your business name and address to register the number, and the team will have your AI answering calls this week. Sound good?"
Owner
"Yeah. Let's start."

Quick rules to remember

The Objection Bank

When the owner pushes back, this is your script.

Rule: don't argue. Agree with the fear, then reframe with a real term. The 30-day trial does most of the heavy lifting — lean on it. Honest rebuttals only — every line is something we can actually back up.

01"It's too expensive."

"Fair — so don't commit to a year on faith. Every retainer has a 30-day trial: we start, we ship, and if it's not for you, you cancel and pay only for the work we've already delivered. You're not buying a price tag, you're buying a month of proof. And the entry tier, Foundation, runs €1,500–2,500/mo — one AI deployment plus SEO, social and reporting. If a phone assistant books even a handful of jobs you'd have missed, it's paid for itself."

02"Three months minimum? I'm not signing a long commitment."

"Understood. The minimum exists because real marketing needs runway to work — but you're protected on both ends. The first 30 days is a trial you can walk away from, paying only for delivered work. And if you ever need out after that, early exit is 50% of what's left — not the full thing. We'd rather you stay because it's working, not because you're trapped."

03"We already have someone doing our marketing."

"Good — keep what works. We don't need to replace your whole setup on day one. Most owners start us on one thing their current person isn't doing — usually the AI: the phone assistant that books calls 24/7, or reviving their dead lead list. We slot in next to them. If we end up running more over time, great; if not, you've still got a piece nobody else was covering."

04"AI sounds robotic — my customers will hate it."

"They would, if it were the old robocall stuff. Ours isn't. The phone assistant holds a real conversation, books the appointment during the call, and texts the booking link to the customer and to you. It speaks 14+ languages and switches mid-call if your caller does. Here's the honest part: I'll set up a demo line and you can call it yourself before you pay for anything. Judge it with your own ears."

05"We want to use our own phone number."

"You keep it. We don't take your number away — we route the AI behind the number you already have, or run it on a new line alongside it, your call. Nothing about your existing setup gets ripped out. Customers dial the same number; the AI just makes sure no call goes unanswered."

06"Is it complicated to switch over? I don't have time for an IT project."

"That's our job, not yours. Everything runs on GoHighLevel — one system our tech side sets up and operates. We need a few things from you to start (your number, your calendar, basic business info) and we handle the rest. You don't install anything or learn new software. For Foundation, the chatbot is live within about 30 days, and a voice line in the EU can go live in days."

07"What about our CRM / the system we already use?"

"We deliver on GoHighLevel — that's the engine behind the AI, the automations and the reporting, and it's included. For most owners it replaces a pile of tools they were duct-taping together. If you've got a system you genuinely can't leave, tell me what it is and Anssar's side will tell you straight whether we connect to it or run alongside it. We won't promise an integration we can't actually build."

08"Does it work in our language?"

"Yes. The phone assistant speaks 14+ languages and switches language mid-call — so a caller can start in Bosnian and shift to German or English and it follows. That's a real edge here, where one business serves customers in several languages. Content and chat we handle in your language too."

09"Who pays for the ads?"

"You do — and that's the honest, clean way. Ad spend is your money and it goes straight to Google or Meta, not through us. We manage the campaigns; you own the budget and you see exactly where every euro goes. If you'd rather we front the spend to simplify billing, we can — for a flat service fee, no interest. Either way there's no markup hidden in your ad budget."

10"What if it underperforms?"

"Then you're not stuck. I won't promise you X leads — anyone who guarantees a number is lying to you. What I'll promise is the 30-day trial: we do the work, you see the real results, and if it's not landing you cancel and pay only for what we delivered. After that, quarterly reviews (or monthly reporting on Foundation) mean we adjust based on what's actually happening. We earn the next month every month."

11"Why wouldn't I just hire someone in-house?"

"You can — a good marketing hire is a salary plus tax plus tools, and they're one person who's decent at one thing. With us you get the AI builds, SEO, ads, content and web from one team and one point of contact, for less than that salary, and you can leave after the trial. A hire is a year-long commitment before you know if they're any good. We're a month."

12"I've been burned by an agency before."

"Most owners have — that's why we sell the way we do. No fake testimonials, no borrowed logos, no 'trusted by' wall, no guarantees we can't keep. Anssar is a PhD engineer and builder who runs the delivery himself. The 30-day trial means you don't take our word for any of it — you watch us ship for a month and decide. If the last agency had offered you that, you wouldn't have been burned."

FAQ — The Straight Answers

The honest version, every time.

How fast does it go live?

Foundation: chatbot/AI deployment live within ~30 days; an EU inbound voice number can be live in days (one KYC bundle), not the multi-week US process. Growth: two deployments + ads + content, most stood up in the first month, ads on once the account and tracking are set. Full Suite: the most setup, phased over the first weeks with a dedicated strategist. We tell you the real timeline per build, not a fantasy.

What languages does it support?

The AI phone assistant speaks 14+ languages and switches language mid-call. Chat and content we deliver in your language.

What do you need from us to start?

Your phone number (or the OK to set up a new line), your calendar so the AI can book into it, basic business info (services, hours, pricing, FAQs the AI should know), access to your website/social if we're running those, and one point of contact. No software to install.

Who's our contact / what's support like?

Every client gets a single point of contact (Foundation and up). Growth adds a quarterly strategy review; Full Suite adds a dedicated strategist and a weekly call. You're never chasing five different people.

Do we keep our phone number?

Yes. The AI runs behind your existing number or on a new line beside it — your choice. You don't lose your number.

Do you do video?

Yes, but honestly: video is partner-fulfilled. We scope it, project-manage it and deliver it through a production partner — we don't shoot it in-house, and we won't pretend we do.

Do you guarantee results / leads?

No — and be wary of anyone who does. We guarantee the work, a 30-day trial to prove it, and regular reviews to keep improving it. Honest beats a promise we'd have to break.

Where does our money for ads go?

Straight to Google/Meta — it's your budget, no markup. Optional halal-compliant fronting is a flat fee, no interest if you want us to handle the billing.

After they say yes — the deal flow

Keep it simple for the owner. They just said yes — make the next steps feel easy, not like a second sales process.

Pick the tier and lock the terms

Confirm the package (Foundation / Growth / Full Suite) or the one-time project, the EUR price, and that the 30-day trial is understood. Retainers invoice on the 1st, net-15. Projects are 50% upfront, 50% on delivery — the upfront is what kicks off the build.

Spin up their GoHighLevel subaccount

Anssar's side creates the client as a dedicated GHL subaccount — the home for everything: the AI, CRM, automations and reporting. The client doesn't manage it; we do. This is the moment the build actually starts.

Collect the starter pack from the client

The few things from the FAQ: phone number (or go-ahead for a new line), calendar access, business info (services, hours, pricing, FAQs for the AI to learn), website/social access if in scope, and the named point of contact. A 15-minute call usually gets all of it.

Build and connect the AI wedge first

Stand up the lead AI deployment (phone assistant / chatbot / clone / automation), book it into their calendar, and wire the booking-link texts. In the EU, the voice number can be live in days once KYC clears. This is the first thing they see working — lead with it.

Layer in the rest of the tier

SEO audit and setup, social channels, content, and — for Growth/Full Suite — ads (once their budget and tracking are connected, spend going straight to the platform). Phased over the first weeks, not all in one day.

Go live and report

Foundation: chatbot live within ~30 days, monthly analytics report. Growth: quarterly strategy review. Full Suite: weekly call and a custom dashboard. The trial clock means the first 30 days has to show real, visible work — so we front-load what they can see and feel.

Realistic go-live, said plainly

EU voice line: days (KYC bundle). · Foundation chatbot/AI: ~30 days. · Ads: live once their budget and tracking are connected — usually inside the first couple weeks. · Full Suite: the most moving parts, phased, a dedicated strategist runs the rollout. Don't oversell the speed. Underpromise the timeline, then beat it — that's how the second month sells itself.

Pricing Quick-Reference

Every tier and project — EUR and USD, at a glance.

Quote EUR in Bosnia/EU. USD is the US-market equivalent (the higher US-market range) for context. Every retainer tier includes everything in the tier below it. Lead with the anchor; the floor is the discount-to-close.

Retainers (monthly)

PackageEUR / monthUSD / monthMin termHeadline inclusions
Foundation€2,500 anchor · €1,500 floor$2,000–3,5003 months1 AI deployment · basic SEO · social on 2 platforms · monthly report · single contact
Growth€6,000 anchor · €3,500 floor$5,000–8,0006 months+ 2nd AI deployment · active SEO · ads on 1 channel · 4 content/mo · 3–5 email flows · quarterly review
Full Suite (CMO)€14,000 anchor · €8,000 floor$12,000–20,00012 months+ full AI suite · multi-channel ads · 8+ content/mo · brand refresh · dedicated strategist · weekly call · dashboard

Projects (one-time, EUR)

ProjectPrice (EUR)Terms
Website design + build€18,000 anchor · €3,500 floor50% upfront, 50% on delivery. Always aim it toward a recurring follow-on.
Branding package€7,000 anchor · €2,000 floor
AI deployment (standalone)€5,500 anchor · €2,000 floor
Marketing materials suite€5,500 anchor · €1,500 floor
Discovery / strategy sprint€3,500 anchor · €1,500 floor

30-day trial

On every retainer. Cancel within 30 days, pay only for work delivered to date.

Early exit (post-trial)

50% of the remaining commitment.

Ad spend

Client's money, straight to the platforms. Optional fronting = flat fee, no interest.

Invoicing

Retainers: 1st of month, net-15. Projects: 50/50.

Prices are starting ranges — the final number is scoped on a call. We discount, we never raise: anchor high, map pain to the tier, let them step down.

Go sell

Lead with the AI. Make them say the number. Let the demo close it.

That's the whole game. Packages first, EUR in your market, "live in days" as your edge, the 30-day trial to kill the last fear. Questions on a build, a quote, or a deal — bring it to the team.

Team contact: info@3sixty5marketing.com