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0:00We are back in the room and boy have I
0:02got a [ __ ] banger for [clears throat]
0:03you today cuz I'm going to be showing
0:04you how we took our client from making
0:07$60,000 a month to over $350k a month in
0:11just 60 days by using cold traffic
0:13webinars. As you can see on WAP, we
0:16processed around $340,000 here and then
0:19we took an additional 10 to 15K across
0:21Stripe and crypto and our sales team
0:23were averaging a pacing of around
0:25$12,000 per day. So, the first place
0:28that I want to start with this client,
0:30because this is where I see most info
0:32offers at right now in the market, when
0:34they come to us, they were running this
0:36offer all off of cold traffic. They'd
0:38already tried organic content, but
0:40because the creator already had multiple
0:42businesses, this is something that he
0:44could just not maintain the volume.
0:46They'd already tried a via sale funnel.
0:48However, as we know right now with
0:49market sophistication levels through the
0:51roof, these are not working as well,
0:53especially in these B2C markets. And
0:55they also tried switching their offer to
0:58alos, robots, stuff like this, which as
1:00we know does not scale as easy as a
1:03normal info product as there's a lot
1:05more marginal cost that is involved. So
1:08when they came to us, the main reason
1:10that they were struggling to scale and
1:12the reason that they were stuck at this
1:1350 to 60k a month ceiling was because
1:17their ads were not profitable. And the
1:19reason their ads were not profitable was
1:21because their positioning was completely
1:23wrong. And if you have your positioning
1:25wrong, you will never make money as a
1:27coach because positioning is everything.
1:30When these guys come to us, they were
1:31running a VSSL funnel. They were selling
1:33to a mass market with no defined ICP,
1:37which meant every single person that
1:39showed up to these calls did not have
1:41the financial capability to actually
1:44spend high ticket. And that is what
1:46happens when you have broad income claim
1:48messaging and targeting anyone who may
1:51want to make money online. It may seem
1:53like a good idea because your total
1:55addressable market is bigger. However,
1:57it is one of the worst things that you
1:59can be doing as an info coach with the
2:02market right now. So, the first thing
2:04that we did to take them from this
2:06unclear positioning was starting to
2:08actually understand the ICP that we
2:12wanted to sell to. So, the first thing
2:14that we did is we did some research
2:16inside of the community. We looked at
2:18who paid the most, who paid the easiest,
2:22and who had the biggest pain. And the
2:24answer was nothing but clear. The mass
2:27market B2C audience that most trading
2:30offers target was awful. They did not
2:33have the money. They were looking for
2:34quick wins and they did not understand
2:36the value that our program could
2:38actually deliver for them. And the
2:40people who this program would have
2:42suited best was busy corporate
2:44professionals. People who were in
2:45highlevel careers looking for a
2:48supplementary income. They're not
2:50looking for a get-richqu scheme. They're
2:52not looking to become a millionaire
2:53within the next 2 months. They simply
2:55just want to add an additional income on
2:58top of their salary so they can retire
3:00earlier and spend more time with their
3:02family. These people have bigger
3:04wallets. They're not chasing quick wins.
3:06And on top of that, they have bigger
3:09wires when it comes to why they will
3:11purchase. And we're able to sell them on
3:13a completely different side of trading.
3:16It's not about the Lambos or the fast
3:18cash. We're selling them on risk
3:20management, capital preservation, and a
3:22systematic approach to making a second
3:24income within the markets. So, as you
3:27can see here, if we look at this quick
3:28market awareness pyramid, and it kind of
3:30explains exactly where we want to tailor
3:33within the market. So the first place
3:34that you could sell is you could sell to
3:36a aware audience. These guys are already
3:38sold on trading and they're kind of
3:40usually shopping around for the best
3:42option. In my opinion, this is one of
3:44the worst awareness stages that you can
3:46shop in because now people were simply
3:48comparing you to other people in the
3:51market. The next is product aware. So
3:54they know the solutions exist and
3:55they're simply comparing options. Then
3:59we have solutionaware which they know
4:01trading can help them make money but
4:03they're looking for the right approach
4:05and where we wanted to target is the
4:07problemaw aare audience. They know they
4:10want more income and they're open to
4:12finding a vehicle that can help them do
4:15it. And this is where we put our money.
4:17And then right at the bottom you have
4:19unaware which is mass market where we do
4:22not want to be selling as this is where
4:24the client was selling prior and they
4:26were not getting the results that they
4:28wanted. So as you can see here if we
4:30just kind of look at the old way versus
4:32the new way. The old way they was
4:34targeting a mass market audience. We had
4:37a clear ICP of busy corporate
4:39professionals. The old ICP had low
4:42financial capability. Now we had people
4:44with a high disposable income.
4:46Originally, these people wanted quick
4:48wins. Now, they want a systematic
4:50supplementary income and these guys were
4:53hard to sell high ticket to where these
4:55guys are willing to pay a premium if
4:57they see the value is there. And the
4:59moment that you narrow your ICP,
5:02everything downstream will become easier
5:05because we're not selling people who are
5:07already shopping for trading courses. We
5:09are taking someone like a corporate
5:11professional who know they want to make
5:13more income and showing them that
5:15trading is the right vehicle and
5:17specifically the mechanism that we show.
5:19Cool. So that is exactly how we took
5:21them from obviously selling to a mass
5:23market audience to then selling to a
5:26more sophisticated demographic who could
5:28spend higher ticket. Now the next thing
5:30that we do with every single client once
5:33we understand this ICP is we create a
5:35biobrain matrix. So before we write any
5:38single copy, before this is handed off
5:40to my CMO to go build the webinar DX,
5:42write the ad scripts, any of that, we
5:45like to lay down the foundations that
5:47everything else is built from. So the
5:49first thing we want to do is we want to
5:51understand what the creator's personal
5:53story actually is. So we collect five to
5:55six pages of the client's journey. How
5:58does their story relate to a corp
5:59professional ICP? What were the defining
6:02events, the struggles, the
6:03breakthroughs? Does he share this with
6:05his audience? And this becomes the
6:07storytelling behind every email, every
6:10ad, every webinar sequence, the overall
6:12webinar deck. And once we understand the
6:15client so well, we can now mimic all of
6:17our copy to sound like it was written
6:19from him. The next thing is the ICP
6:22document. So here we're trying to
6:24understand who our buyers actually are.
6:27Who are they? What are their exact
6:28words? What is their present pain? What
6:30is their desired future? Their internal
6:31building blocks. What actually makes
6:33them buy? What type of emotional baggage
6:36are they carrying on a day-to-day basis?
6:38And what is the transformation journey
6:40that these people want to go through?
6:42Again, like I spoke about earlier, what
6:44is their market awareness? We want to
6:46fall within the problem aware state
6:48because these are the people who have
6:50the most pain and can pay the most
6:52amount of money. And then finally, how
6:54do we solve their problem with our
6:56solution and what is our unique
6:58advantage or our unique mechanism for
7:01say? Once we have all of this, we then
7:04condense this down into copy blocks. So,
7:06what copy blocks are is they are five
7:09specific blocks that we write in. I'm
7:11not going to tell you that here cuz that
7:12would just be too much value. And these
7:14blocks are applied across everything.
7:16Our ads, our landing page headlines, our
7:18email sequences, webinar scripts, even
7:20all the way down to our actual sales
7:22process. So, everything is congruent.
7:24And now that we have all of this
7:26information about the creator, about the
7:28ICP, we now understand the customer
7:32better than they know themselves. And
7:34then we write the exact story that they
7:37live right now in their head back to
7:40them within our copy. So when it speaks
7:42to them, it feels like this was written
7:45for them. Because when you know your
7:47customer better than they know
7:48themselves, you will never go broke and
7:50your ads will never be unprofitable.
7:52Cool. So now we've shifted the ICP. We
7:55have all of the information we actually
7:57need to write to this ICP and target
8:00them efficiently with the correct
8:01positioning. The next thing that we
8:03needed to do is we needed to craft our
8:05unique mechanism. So there is hundreds
8:08and hundreds of trading offers maybe
8:10even thousands at this point in the
8:12space. So what is it specifically that
8:14makes us different from every other
8:16person out there? And what you will find
8:18the more time you actually spend and the
8:20more sophistication you get is every
8:23high converting offer needs a unique
8:26mechanism. And a mechanism is not just a
8:28product. It is the specific named
8:30process that delivers the transformation
8:33that you are promising. And when we
8:35looked at how this client actually
8:37traded on a day-to-day basis, we
8:39realized that all of his trading was
8:41built on strict risk management and a
8:44specific decision checklist. And that is
8:47when we realized that this was
8:49positioned perfectly for corporate
8:50professionals. Because as a corporate
8:53professional, what do we know they like
8:54from our ICP documents? They like
8:56structure and they like to manage their
8:58risk. So if we can craft our mechanism
9:00to sell exactly into that thing then we
9:04will resonate with this ICP on a level
9:06like no one else in the industry. So the
9:09mechanism that we come up with on this
9:11basis was the A1 filter protocol. The
9:14exact decision framework that removes
9:17emotion from trading and gives
9:19professionals a structured repeatable
9:21way to trade the markets without
9:23guesswork or discretionary decisions. So
9:26we've now taken this from just a random
9:28trading offer that was running ads to a
9:30via saleunnel to now having a clear
9:32defined ICP that they help and a
9:34mechanism that stands out to that exact
9:37ICP. And the main three components in
9:40this unique mechanism was the first was
9:43actually removing emotion from trading.
9:46So a binary decision matrix that
9:48eliminates all discretionary calls. The
9:50next thing is a structured and
9:52repeatable system. So, a checklist that
9:55when these guys open up the markets,
9:57they can use the same process every
9:59single time. And then the final thing
10:01and probably the most important, we know
10:03that 99% of traders lose money. And
10:06because that would put off our ICP, we
10:10lean in heavily to the fact that we help
10:13them preserve their capital first. So,
10:15the whole strategy is built around risk
10:18management and not just tracing like
10:20high R trades or something like that.
10:22And this is why when we actually sold
10:24this to people on a webinar, on a sales
10:26call, in our sales process, and in our
10:28ads, the mechanism makes the prospect
10:31feel like this was built specifically
10:33for them because they don't want to
10:35trade with emotions. They want a
10:36structured and repeatable process. And
10:38on top of that, they want to make sure
10:39that their capital is safe that they
10:41have worked so hard for their whole
10:43life. Cool. So now we have defined our
10:45ICP. We've got to know them on a deeper
10:48level and we've now created our unique
10:51mechanism. The next thing that we now
10:53want to move on to is actually deciding
10:55how we are going to target these people.
10:58For this client specifically and for
11:00majority of the clients that we're
11:01working with right now, the main funnel
11:03that we are using is the webinar funnel.
11:06However, what we do differently compared
11:08to every other person. And if you are
11:10running webinar funnels, if you're
11:11running VSSL funnels, even if you're
11:13running a profile funnel, I suggest you
11:15follow this exact process when it comes
11:17to writing your copy so you can stay
11:19fully congruent because if you are in
11:22congruent, your copy will not convert.
11:24So the first thing that we do is we
11:26actually like to build the top down. So
11:28most people will come in, they'll write
11:30their ads, they'll build their landing
11:32page, and then they'll be building out
11:33their webinar deck or their webinar
11:35script in that promo period. So then the
11:37creator can hop on and obviously
11:38present. Whereas what we like to do is
11:41we do not build a funnel and then the
11:43right the copy to fit. We start with a
11:45long form sales letter and then
11:47everything else flows from that. And
11:50this ensures that the message is
11:52identical all the way down from our ad
11:54primary text to the sales call. So as
11:57you can see here the end to end flow
11:59that we go through is the first thing.
12:01We start with the longest asset. So, we
12:03create the sales asset and this is the
12:05master document that we use to write
12:07everything else now to do with this
12:10specific funnel. Once we do that, we'll
12:12then go and build out a 250 slide
12:15webinar deck. And in this instance, we
12:17used the Jason Fladian hook, which was
12:19the pop quiz. And then we went into the
12:21personal story, the pain, and then our
12:23mechanism where we pitched. The next
12:25thing we then move on to is writing our
12:27landing page copy. So using typical
12:29direct response principles, four
12:31priority frameworks and an ICP call out
12:34so these people know that we are
12:35speaking to them. Then we move on to the
12:37thank you page, the telegram and email
12:39sequences so we can indoctrinate and
12:41belief shift these people and actually
12:43get them to show up to the webinar. Then
12:45obviously we have the actual webinar.
12:47For this webinar specifically, we was
12:48running a book call webinar so we did
12:50not drop the price on the webinar. Um,
12:53and we'd obviously create financial
12:55models for the client so he could know
12:58what he's kind of expected going into
12:59it. They would then book a call where
13:01they then get into our pre-all system,
13:03stuff like that. They'll get qualified
13:04by our STR and then the closer would
13:07take the sales call while all of the
13:08hammer emails are running in the period
13:11of leading up to that call. So, what
13:13does this look like in actual
13:15practicality? So if we just look at this
13:17headline here, traders vault free live
13:19masterclass. How busy professionals are
13:22deploying a mathematical trading edge.
13:24So like I said, this was our unique
13:26thing that we trade mathematically
13:28without a second job, screen addiction
13:30or blowing another account. So we know
13:32these were the three most common
13:33objections that our ICP had. Then we had
13:36a sub headline that just gave them a
13:38little bit more context on the actual A1
13:40filter protocol, which was our unique
13:42mechanism. And then we had a form embed
13:45here. What I like to do with these optin
13:47pages, like I said, headline must always
13:50call out your specific ICP. Promise them
13:53a result and objection handle all in one
13:56line. So they read on to the rest of the
13:58landing page. Then another thing that
14:01you want to have is you want to use
14:02actionorientated in language. So instead
14:05of what you will learn or what you'll
14:08gain from this, it's like what will we
14:10actually install. So when you come to
14:12this webinar, you are leaving with
14:15things installed. You're actually
14:17putting action by joining this webinar.
14:19And then we have a for you and not for
14:22you page. And this rejects the wrong
14:24type of buyer. And then we obviously
14:25want to have um all of our social proof
14:27on there. So people sign up. And this
14:29part here is also very specific. So when
14:32you do main things that we're going to
14:34discover on this webinar, you should
14:35always do four things. And the reason
14:37you should do four things is because
14:39humans psychologically like things in
14:42the number four. So you just want to
14:43reiterate that with the human
14:45psychology. As you can see here, thank
14:47you page very very simple. We just want
14:49them to complete the next three steps.
14:50So the next three steps for this
14:52specifically is join the telegram group
14:54where we send over the content, add the
14:56webinar to your calendar with say like
14:58the add to cow grabb and then save your
15:00personal joint link. So landing page has
15:02one main goal of getting them into the
15:04group, moving their emails into the
15:06primary inbox. So that's kind of the
15:08funnel infrastructure that we run and
15:11was able to scale to over 350K a month.
15:14But now we've got the funnel and
15:15everything like that defined, how can we
15:17actually go about sending traffic to
15:19this funnel in a good manner? Well, the
15:22way that we like to do it is we take
15:24that sales letter and we plug it into AI
15:27and that AI now pulls multiple ad angles
15:31that we can test that are fully
15:33congruent with the webinar slide that
15:35we're actually presenting. So, from that
15:37sales letter, we was able to pull 15
15:40different angles, and there was four
15:42hooks and two bodies per angle, which
15:45meant we had over 60 ad variations right
15:49off the bat that we could test for this
15:51client. Each angle was scripted, filmed
15:54by the client with a videographer, and
15:55then edited by our team internally. And
15:58if you look here at just some of the ad
16:00angles that we tested, the first one was
16:03the mathematical edge. So trading as a
16:05system and not gambling. The corporate
16:07professional which is built for people
16:09with careers and not time. And this one
16:12here was actually one of our best ones
16:15because if you know and you actually
16:17study copyrightiting there's people
16:19called like Alan Sultanic and you can
16:20take their ad frameworks and the ad what
16:23worked best for us was there is a new
16:25way that busy professionals are making
16:28aside income from the markets and then
16:30we pre-handle our objections. That one
16:33hook there directly bring us over
16:36$100,000 that single month. The third
16:38angle was stop staring at the charts.
16:40The fourth was capital preservation. And
16:42the fifth was the antique get-richqu.
16:45Each angle had four hooks written
16:47against the same body copy which gave us
16:49over 60 ad variants that we could test.
16:53Now we've got the ad scripted, we've got
16:55all the angles that we want to test. How
16:56can we actually go about testing these
16:58and then moving them and scaling the
17:00campaigns efficiently? Well, the first
17:02thing that we want to do is we want to
17:04set up a [ __ ] campaign. So, we test all
17:07of our ads in an advantage budget
17:09optimization campaign. In this, we're
17:11not really messing around with interest
17:13targeting, anything like that. We're
17:14simply optimizing for leads. And our
17:16main goal with this campaign is finding
17:18the winning angles so we can move them
17:21into our scale campaign. We control all
17:23of the budgets at the ad set so we can
17:25decide what ads set actually spends and
17:27what ads get spent so they have a
17:29reasonable test. And then every single
17:31winner that we find in that campaign.
17:34And what you should define as a winner
17:36isn't just your lowest cost per lead,
17:38but which ad drove the most conversions,
17:40which ad drove the most qualified book
17:42calls, which with CRM tagging is very
17:45easily to track it. We then want to move
17:47all of those into a scale campaign,
17:50which in this instance is CPO. So we're
17:53going to let Meta actually decide where
17:55it wants to spend the audience. We're
17:57then going to have three audiences
17:59running simultaneously. We're going to
18:01have a broad audience. We're going to
18:02have a lookalike of previous purchasers
18:05and webinar attendees. And then we're
18:07going to have an interest stack. And the
18:09campaign is now going to decide where to
18:12spend. We simply test our ads in [ __ ] and
18:15then move our winners into the CBO and
18:18then every time say a winner starts to
18:20fatigue, we will take that ad, reiterate
18:22off of it and then move it back into [ __ ]
18:24into CBO. in this. And then we have one
18:27final little ad set which is a separate
18:30campaign which is simply just a
18:32retargeting campaign where we put
18:34anywhere from say 10% of our ad budget
18:36targeting webinar registrations and we
18:38answer their objections before they show
18:40up. We answer the FAQs about the
18:43masterass. We explain what it actually
18:45is. So from the point of them opting in,
18:47they're receiving emails. They're
18:48getting messages in the Telegram group.
18:50And on top of that, they are also
18:52getting hit on ads where we cover any
18:54questions they may have that may hold
18:56them back from actually joining the
18:58webinar. So that is how we drive traffic
19:01to the actual funnel. Now, if we look at
19:04the sales process, because you could do
19:05this and you could be a [ __ ] amazing
19:07marketer, but if you've got a [ __ ] sales
19:08team or your sales team ain't dialed,
19:10then you're obviously going to leak a
19:11load of cash. And if you have a good
19:13sales team, you're actually able to
19:15re-engage a lot of revenue that may have
19:17been lost. So, our sales process for
19:20this was very, very simple. It was not
19:22anything over complicated. Um, the main
19:24thing we do, these people have already
19:25been nurtured now. They've been hit by
19:27our ads. They've been hit by our emails.
19:29They've showed up to a webinar. They
19:30spent an hour and a half with the
19:32creator specifically. We simply now just
19:34need them to book the call and show up.
19:36So, like I said, this webinar was a book
19:38call format. We did not drop the price.
19:40All of the attendees could see their own
19:42numbers. So, they slowly start to close
19:44themselves. So after they come off this
19:46webinar, they then book in a call. We
19:48will have one of our SDRs manually reach
19:51out, give that person a call, qualify
19:53them, send over any pre-call materials,
19:56would actually link up the specific
19:58student interviews that worked with that
20:00client and was like similar to them. So
20:03the story would resonate, we would send
20:05that over and then we would just handle
20:07some manual follow-ups in that period to
20:09make sure they show up for the call. The
20:11next thing we would do is as soon as
20:13they would book, they would get sent to
20:15a confirmation page where we'd have a
20:17due diligence video that walked over his
20:20my FX book, showed all of his recent
20:22accounts, showed his recent withdrawals.
20:24We'd also have FAQ and breakout videos
20:27that the main goal is we're trying to
20:28answer the questions and handle all of
20:31the objections prior to them hopping on
20:32the call. And then if they do not
20:34consume this page straight after
20:36booking, our SDR sends this back over to
20:38them anyway when they do the triage
20:40call. After that, we then run hammer
20:43them emails on four different pillars.
20:45And those pillars are handing
20:47objections, selling them on the
20:48creator's personal story, social proof,
20:50and then urgency on why they should act
20:53now. And then from the period of them
20:55booking in the call, going over the
20:56pre-call videos, speaking to an SDR, and
20:59then obviously receiving the hammer them
21:00emails, they would then get on the sales
21:02call and the closer would close them. So
21:05if we just see here as well, the other
21:07thing that we would do if they did not
21:08attend to the webinar, we would then
21:10send the replay to them via an email
21:12sequence. We would also post the replay
21:14inside the Telegram community so people
21:16could watch and then book in a call.
21:18They'd also be added to the next webinar
21:20nurture sequence so we could try to get
21:22them back onto that master class and
21:24then the SDR manually calls all of the
21:26non-attendees and pushes them to the
21:28next webinar. The main goal is either
21:30getting them to watch the replay or show
21:32up live for the webinar that we are
21:34doing literally the week after which is
21:36obviously the great thing about running
21:38these weekly. If people don't show up
21:40then we can obviously get them to join
21:43the next webinar. So if we just look
21:45here what this kind of looked like
21:46confirmation page like I said your
21:48strategy session is confirmed. This is
21:50just a template one here. There's one
21:52quick step left and then we say expect a
21:54personal call from our team and then we
21:55put the actual sales rep number on here
21:58so they can save the contact. So when
22:00they get the call they actually pick up
22:02our STRs will then triage and put all of
22:04the notes saying that he has X amount to
22:06invest. This is what he currently does
22:08for work. This is his trading
22:09experience. And then like I said, the
22:11hammer emails that sell them on the
22:13actual mechanisms. So that was the sales
22:16process. And then the main thing that I
22:18kind of just want to go through on all
22:20of this cuz that is kind of the whole
22:21process that we use to take this client
22:24from say $61,000 a month to over 350k a
22:28month is all of this is very simple if
22:31you just understand the principles
22:34behind direct response marketing.
22:36Because I see so many people in this
22:38space and they write an ad, they write a
22:41sales letter, they write something on a
22:42webinar and they do not even understand
22:45why they are writing that thing. And if
22:47they can't understand it, then the
22:49prospect isn't going to understand it.
22:51So the main things that I want you to
22:53take away from all of this is not the
22:54funnel structure, not how the landing
22:56pages look, it's the actual principles
22:59behind it. You need to know your ICP on
23:02a level like nobody else. You need to
23:05know them better than they know themsel.
23:06You need to write to their dreams, their
23:08desires, their current painful
23:10situation. And when you do this, I
23:13promise you, everything else becomes
23:15easy. The ads work, the webinar
23:18converts, and the sales team closes at a
23:21higher rate because everything talks to
23:24the specific person that you want to
23:25talk to. And the reason most offers fail
23:28is not because their offer or their
23:30product is bad. is simply because the
23:33operator or the founder never took the
23:36time to truly understand who they were
23:39selling to. So the main thing that you
23:40should do if you can take any takeaways
23:43from this video, the three biggest
23:44takeaways I want you to take is the
23:46first one is know your ICP. Stop selling
23:49to everyone and find the person with the
23:52biggest pain and the biggest [ __ ]
23:53wallet as they're the ones who are going
23:55to pay you the most. Number two is
23:57restretch your offer. Narrow your ICP.
24:00charge a premium price and make sure the
24:04offer resonates with that specific ICP.
24:07The final one is run webinars on paid
24:11ads and spend [ __ ] big money on them.
24:13This is another thing as well that I see
24:15people do. People will make four or
24:16fivex rise and they'll be like, "Oh, we
24:18need to optimize. Oh, we need to [ __ ]
24:19do this. We need to do that. We need to
24:20optimize. We need to get to an 8x before
24:22we can [ __ ] scale." No. If you are
24:24putting $1 in and you're getting four to
24:26five back, spend more. You can optimize
24:29when you're spending more. In fact, it's
24:32actually easier to optimize if you're
24:34spending more because you get more data
24:36back from Facebook. So, if you're even
24:39profitable and you have a four or fivex
24:40return on ad spend, scale your spend
24:43every webinar until you get to a point
24:45where things starting to break and then
24:47you need to sit and coast at that level
24:48and bring your rorowaz back up. So,
24:50they're my main three takeaways.
24:52Obviously, I've broken down everything
24:54in this video. I feel like I've given so
24:55much [ __ ] value here on how you can
24:57take your own offer based on the
24:59principles that we use to take this
25:00climb from 60 to 350K a month. So, if
25:04you want to work with us to obviously do
25:05this yourself, if you are a coach or
25:08offer owner and you are currently doing
25:10over $50,000 per month, if you're not
25:12doing $50,000 per month, I can also help
25:14you out, but like to work with us on a
25:15done for you basis. We do ask that you
25:18are in this period because it just helps
25:20with spending on ads, stuff like that.
25:22Um, there'll be a link in the
25:23description. You'll be able to go to our
25:24agency website, see all of our case
25:26studies, and book a call directly in
25:28with

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