Sander @thesandermethod

@stergiossta hire me sir

@stevehunsaker1 yepp i'm telling you it's a goldmine lmao

if your offer made money on the launch and fails to generate more cash, it's never about the offer usually there's one thing out of the big 3 that's lacking: 1. results 2. traffic 3. conversions if your fulfilment is dialed from day one and you didn't promise some shit you can't deliver, the results will be there traffic on the other hand is more complicated because you probably sold to your existing audience and anyone who was the ICP already bought (assuming you squeezed everything out of marketing) so you need to attract more of your ICP through content which is done by leveraging the results you just delivered. the clearer you explain the point A, the more of your ICP will stay hooked if you're attracting the ICP and the leads don't convert, your systems are trash no, your sales team is fine, you just need to manage them properly SOP's for setters, closers automations (emails, reminders etc) tracking (UTM links everywhere, common objections, best traffic source etc) but nah let's rebuild the offer entirely, replace the sales team and start running paid ads we'll surely make money, right?

colgan @colgantafflerr

a week ago

there’s a massive difference between knowing how to sell info and knowing how to make it consistent almost anybody can scrape together a good launch catch the right wave have a big month and post the whop screenshot the hard part is knowing where the next 100 buyers are

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@borekbruhh made me think of that girl on tiktok teaching hoes how to orally please men better, she was pulling $200k/mo at the time

@notoriouskking do i hear $700,000? going once, going twice...

@levikmunneke $1M/mo is barely the cheapest mcdonalds meal

you don't understand man there's so much involved: - when to verbally abuse a woman so she takes off more clothes and makes you more money - how to properly make up a reason for not going to church on sundays - what to tell yourself before sleep knowing you're providing no real value to the world to make yourself feel better that's communication, objection handling and subconscious reprogramming, all very important skills in business

@scalewebinars femenist info method all the way‼️

@zdogmode double check if the product is actually great then accept that i'm just a trash marketer and kms

@Lukealexxander the wolf of SAAS street

facts, self-taught marketers are actually lapping any corporate-trained person with a degree in terms of ROI nothing teaches you to find ways to provide value more than the trenches and providing value means generating an ROI, which also means getting skills in areas outside of your "profession" realistically a cracked engineer ain't worth shit to you as a business owner if he can't make you money

there can only be one thing that pulls and one thing that gets pulled so when you're the one getting pulled (chasing, stressing, assigning extra value to something) you never get the thing you desired so much that's why detachment always generates the best outcomes (vs just brute forcing your way through it like there's no tomorrow) you genuinely not giving a fuck if a deal gets closed, a girl likes you, or an opportunity finds you is when those things get pulled towards you easily because the world is now confused as to what exactly you want so it will try to give you everything. i experienced both myself: - practicing every single word i say an hour before the sales call, thinking "it's now or never" - showing up last minute and barely knowing anything about the lead, with insane confidence that they need me and not the other way around you also feel much better upon achieving an outcome effortlessly since you get more dopamine (those redpill-brainwashed people who think they've reprogrammed themselves for delayed gratification secretly hate themselves on a subconscious level it's just so suppressed now to the point where they don't even notice it consciously since their psyche adapted to the pain hormones are hormones tho)

Leon Wolf @leondwolf

a week ago

back in the day i was sweating 30 mins before sales calls trying to remember the script now i'm jumping in a shower and going on a walk 5 mins before and couldn't care less if they close or not great to be in the position to actually decide if i want to work with someone or not

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@markbuildsbrand ehh info people deciding to get into ecom kinda looks like deciding to stop flicking the switch and start collecting logs in the forest to make a fire info is generally a simpler business industry and it is comfortable to make money in

@leondwolf would you rather be cole gordon’s part time janitor at $8k/mo OR be hormozis full time delivery guy at $20k/mo

@IAmAaronWill optimized lifestyle final boss

@growthoperating lowk never seen anyone get to $100k/mo doing bad business and staying there without something extremely retarded happen to them after

simultaneously, notice how high the success rate is for his program you ask anybody, jeremy is the guy to go to and it has nothing to do with the actual "sauce" he drops inside. funny how this works, the best performing info offers (in terms of student success) are usually the ones that are considered expensive/elite for the average person in a specific industry the reason why it will keep working forever is price being a filter that cannot be replaced by typeforms people simply perform better with cash on the line one of the offers we currently run literally looks the same: 1. coach explains the "secret method" in a couple hours of modules 2. "post more bro, all students who got results have dropped at least 100 posts in 30 days" and never once we had someone complain that they paid $3,000 for "basic knowledge" because it works. the money itself is the driver, the mentor and the program are just something that you can attach your discipline to.

Eli @EliXPampa

2 weeks ago

I asked 5 people inside Jeremy Haynes' Inner Circle for ONE thing they learned inside, and their answers SHOCKED me... For $10,000 a month you would expect extraordinary insights Especially when everyone else inside has to be making at least $100k/mo so the quality MUST be

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an audience of 500,000 and an income of $1.5k/mo this was the point A for one of our clients and it's genuinely ridiculous how you still think you'll make more money when you get a bigger audience. same as dudes who think they will get more action if they get a better car i'm sure everybody knows this one guy who has a 500+ body count and is basically homeless it works the same way in the coaching space, more followers does NOT = more revenue ask yourself this question: will another 1000 gen Z kids with $20 in their bank make you $100k? obviously not what will is 10 leads in their 30s who can drop $10k on your offer the issue is that those leads see your theme-page-looking instagram reels and scroll past it meanwhile there's a guy in a niche you never heard of, with 500 followers and no team of 20 editors and he's closing $10k deals in dms every week what does he do differently? instead of desperately trying to appeal to everybody, he's speaking to the right somebody: - his youtube is stacked with case studies and long form breakdowns - he drops reddit posts from alt accounts starting arguments online - and hijacks someone else's audience right from their discord server without self-promo that was one of our clients in the game development industry, and the only thing he had to his name was a dead discord server from a game he launched. think about it next time you post.