Hey All, Wanted to get a feel from the community if they have any experience with the rank and rent business model, as it's something I was interested in pursuing. The idea is simple. Find a niche and a city (ex: plumbing Allentown, PA) 1. Build a simple site 2. Rank the site on google (SEO) 3. Reach out to potential clients to offer the leads that come to the site 4. Close either a monthly retainer with business or a pay per lead method. The business model sounds intriguing but I am wondering if it's viable in todays market. Thoughts?

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