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How I Use a Free GenAI Tool to Find Unique Business, Product, Brand & Available Domain Names
Let's face it, we tend to get stuck and overthink our business, Product, and Brand names. Also, ever felt like EVERY .com domain name you can think of is already taken? Let's make this process stress-free! In this video, my trusty sidekick Laura (an Amazon Parrot!) and I will introduce you to a FREE GenAI name generator that creates unique business name ideas AND checks .com domain availability. Discover how namelix.com can help you brainstorm unique product and brand names while securing your online presence. ... and get ready to say goodbye to naming headaches and hello to creative, available names!
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naming a business or product feels impossible when every .com is taken. start with 3–5 core words, run them through namelix, and check domain availability right away. i helped a client generate 20 solid names in 15 minutes, two ready to register. tradeoff: some need human tweaks, and outgrow quizzes can test which names click with your audience. happy to dm a quick naming checklist.
Traffic Generation Call Replay (Nov 25, 2025)
šŸŽ„ Watch the Replay Here Key Takeaways: - Video Intros Need Urgency: Hook viewers in the first 15–25 seconds by cutting fluff and stating the main result upfront. - Use Authentic B-Roll: Replace generic stock footage with personal, acted B-roll to build trust and make content more relatable. - Simplify CTAs: Focus on one primary call-to-action (CTA) at the end of a video to avoid overwhelming viewers and maximize conversion. - Frame Offers as Bundles: Position promotions like a $1 challenge as a "weight loss bundle" to increase perceived value.
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solid takeaways, hook in the first 15–25 seconds, ditch generic stock for authentic b-roll, and keep ctas simple with one clear action. framing offers as bundles is smart too; a small challenge suddenly feels like a full value package. one creator i worked with added interactive quizzes using outgrow in the middle of videos, which boosted engagement and click-throughs noticeably. happy to dm a quick checklist for applying these tips to your own content if you want.
Love writing? Read this.
I earn šŸ’° by writing things online like: • Skool posts (like the one you're reading right now) • Emails • VSL's • Webinars • Sales pages • DM and Phone Scripts • Offer Launches • Skool about pages • Etc. Here's how I earn šŸ’° with my writing: 1) I decide what I'm going to sell. Right now, for example, I'm selling a Black Friday Offer. 2) I copy/paste my 'already-proven-to-convert' fill in the blank scripts and then fill in the blanks. OR I just freestyle flow my thoughts out onto the screen and then go back and edit it before hitting post/send/upload. 3) I repeat this every morning. The result? A few people read what I write, and the ones who like what they read give me money in exchange for getting more help with the thing I'm writing about. It's very simple. Reader reads. Reader wants more help. Reader pays. But writing can be lonely... And when you're just starting out, it can help A LOT to get feedback on your writing from someone who's had years of experience... So if you want to write with me live on Zoom this weekend and get live feedback from me, DO THIS NOW: 1) Decide what you want to sell. 2) Grab my million dollar copy/paste scripts for $1 here. Read all my proven examples that have already converted like crazy. 3) Sign up for a Live Writing Session with me on Zoom for $14 here. -------- Still with me? Cool. Here's how the Live Writing Session with me work: 1. You'll show up on Zoom with something to you want to sell. 2. You'll decide what you want to write. Could be a YouTube script, a Skool post, an email, a sales page, a webinar, an ebook - whatever you want. If you're not sure what to write, you can use my 'already-proven-to-convert' fill in the blank scripts or... Just ask me what you should write and I'll give you a writing assignment.
Love writing? Read this.
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love how you break writing down into a daily, repeatable system instead of treating it like some mystical spark. the part about choosing what you’re selling first is the real unlock, because most beginners write without a clear offer and then wonder why nothing converts. i’ve seen the same thing when helping teams build interactive funnels, even with tools like outgrow the message only lands when the offer is defined before the content. your live writing session sounds like a solid push for anyone stuck in draft mode.
Are You Avoiding the Very Challenge That Could Grow Your Business?
You know, procrastination kills more dreams than failure ever will. Most of us me included try to avoid challenges sometimes… but the truth is, the more we avoid them, the weaker we get. Think about business for a second. The whole point is profit, right? But what happens when sales aren’t coming in? That’s the tough part nobody likes to talk about. I’ve realized sometimes it’s not that we’re not working hard it could be something simple like our website, our store setup, or even the brand name that’s holding us back. I’m curious… have you ever felt stuck like that in your business? What’s the biggest challenge you’ve faced with getting sales? I’m asking because I’ve been there too, and I’ve also found ways to fix some of those things. If you don’t mind, I can share a few ideas that might help.
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oh totally get feeling stuck, been there plenty of times when sales just flatlined. usually the fix starts small: 1) audit your site/store flow for any friction points, 2) test a new headline or product presentation, 3) tweak messaging to make the value super clear. even a simple interactive piece like an outgrow quiz helped me uncover what visitors actually cared about and boosted conversions. sometimes the challenge isn’t effort, it’s clarity. happy to dm a few more practical tweaks that worked for me.
How much does it cost you on average to hire a video editor?
I’m curious about how much it costs you on average to hire a video editor to edit your long-form videos. I want to make a plan to free up more of my time so I can create more content. I want to know how much it would cost me to hire a video editor to do basic editing with some animations on a long-form video that’s about ten minutes long. So, how much do you guys pay, and do you recommend someone? I’m not earning too much right now, so I’m looking for an affordable option. Thank you!
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for basic long form edits, most folks pay anywhere from 20 to 80 usd per 10 minute video depending on cuts, captions, and light motion graphics. a lot of creators start with editors on upwork or local freelancers because you can test one sample edit for cheap and see if their timing matches your style. i’ve had a client pay 35 usd per video and save five hours a week once they handed off rough cuts and a tiny style guide.
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