Scale Your Credit Business Without Sales Calls ft. Christopher Stirgus

Start your very own Credit Repair business - Learn how by joining our FREE 5-day challenge: http://startrepairingcredit.com/By now, we all know that we can’t call leads anymore…But what if I told you that’s the best thing that's ever happened to your business?In today’s episode, we’re joined by Christopher Stirgus, credit repair entrepreneur and founder of Stirgus Credit Repair. He’s built a fully automated, TSR-compliant credit business that signs up new clients without making a single phone call. And today, he’s pulling back the curtain.This special live session, hosted by our very own Troy Hitt, Head of Customer Success, dives deep into how Christopher eliminated cold calling, automated his onboarding, and used tools like CRC Billing and Credit Hero Score to streamline his entire operation.You’ll see exactly how his website converts leads without contact, how his 50-question FAQ page builds instant trust, and how self-service signups helped him scale faster than ever, all while staying 100% compliant.Plus, you’ll learn how to handle objections around trust, when (and how) to get on the phone with clients, and why you should fire bad leads before they even join.If you’ve been stressed about the TSR, this episode is your blueprint to not just survive, but grow.Tune in!Key Takeaways:00:00 Intro 01:27 What Is the Telemarketing Sales Rule (TSR)? 02:52 How the TSR Impacted Christopher’s Business07:30 Christopher’s Website, Self-Service Signup, and CRC Billing14:11 Cool Credit Hero Score Features 15:20 Advice for Aspiring Credit Heroes18:36 Affiliate Partnerships 21:34 Dealing with Stall Letters24:48 OutroAdditional Resources:Stirgus Credit Repair: https://stirguscreditrepair.com/index.htmlGet a free trial to Credit Repair CloudGet my free credit repair training  TSR Could End Your Credit Repair Business Overnight, Here’s What You Can DoMake sure to subscribe so you stay up to date with our latest episodes.

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