Gianluca Carella Facebook ad: “Free 7 Figure Playbook”

Ran for 40 days, from August 2 to September 11, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Gianluca Carella on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 2052206855479095
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger, WhatsApp and Threads
- Relaunches
- 0
- Niche
- Marketing & Agencies
Ad text
Who knew a pool route could grow into a $200,000-a-month business? Apparently, private equity did. They’ve been quietly buying up pool service businesses because they understand how valuable recurring customers, predictable revenue and simple operations can be. A few years ago, I didn’t know any of that. I was just sitting in the same spot a lot of people are in right now. I had a job. I had a paycheck. Everything probably looked fine from the outside. But I couldn’t stop thinking about building something of my own. I wanted more control over my income. More control over my time. And I wanted all the work I was putting in every day to build something for me, not just make someone else’s business more valuable. That’s what pulled me into the pool route business. At first, I wasn’t trying to build some massive company. I wanted a straightforward recurring-revenue business that could replace my income and eventually give me a way out. But once I understood the model, I realized it could become much bigger than that. Weekly customers. Predictable monthly revenue. A service people genuinely need. Technicians handling the actual cleaning. And a business that becomes more efficient as the routes get tighter. So I became obsessed with figuring out how to build it the right way. How to land the first accounts. How to price them. How to get the phone ringing. How to hire technicians. How to build tight routes. And most importantly, how to grow without making myself responsible for cleaning every pool. I made a ton of mistakes. I wasted money. I hired the wrong people. I underpriced accounts. I tried things that looked great on paper and completely fell apart in the real world. But eventually, all of those lessons became a repeatable system. That system helped us grow Tiger Shark Pools from $0 to roughly $200,000 a month in revenue, more than 800 weekly pool accounts, 11 trucks and eventually a seven-figure sale. The goal was never to leave one job just to create a harder one for myself. The goal was to build an actual asset. Something with recurring revenue. Something that could operate without me being in a truck every day. And something another person or company would eventually want to buy. After the sale, I realized I had years of notes, campaigns, sales scripts, hiring systems, pricing sheets, checklists and lessons sitting on my computer. Everything I wish someone had handed me before I got started. So I put it all into a free course library and community. It’s for people sitting in a corporate job who know they want something of their own, but aren’t sure where to start. It’s also for home service owners who want to add a recurring-revenue business that can grow into something much bigger. I’m sharing exactly how I would go from zero to the first customers, the first technician, the first full route and eventually a pool route that doesn’t depend on you cleaning pools every day. It’s completely free for life for the first few hundred members. After that, new members will have to pay for access.
Where the ad sends people
skool.com
Free 7 Figure Playbook
Start & Grow Your Pool Route
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