UPDATE: Thank you to all of you who joined the contest! We're 6 participants away from kicking this thang off so if you didn't join yet... Come on over and let's have some dang FUN! ORGINAL POST: What's up PiggyBANKERS? My friends Frankie Fihn and Tom Curtis came up with some weird idea. Tom:"Hey dude, wanna set the internet on fire?" Frankie: "You can't threaten me with a good time." Then Tom says… "Let's bundle a couple of your offers with some other cool people's offers to make the Nachos Supreme of Offer Bundles…solves ALL the leads & sales problems!" (without getting stuck on a toilet after) Like…no more "quick 15-minute call" that turns into 90 minutes of free consulting while your actual paying work sits there judging you. Frankie was all the way in! But before they unleash this bundle on every freelancer and service provider (and PiggyBANKER) who's tired of living like a human vending machine… Tom is doing a sick contest TODAY. Winner gets to pick ONE OFFER from the bundle. Here's how it's going down… LAST COMMENT WINS! Tom is ending the contest at a random time. No warning. To win? Keep coming back to drop comments. BUT it's NOT happening here. It's happening in Tom's free S(k)ool group in like 20 minutes. What You Could Win: Frankie's self-paced Loom Conversion Machine… 5-minute Loom videos that close BIG TICKET sales without phone calls. (Sold in the past for $3k) Scott Kreess Ghost Income… Make $5K/mo passively using Other People's Assets. Zero-hour work week, baby. (Sells for $4500) Andrew Walton's Automated Client Acquisition & Ascension… Turn your service into a low-ticket offer, run ads, make sales. (Pairs perfectly with Frankie's stuff!) Landon Porter's Leads Lab Bonuses… Position your offer so clients chase YOU, get a butt load (an actual unit of measurement!) of referrals. Greg Johnson's Promo FOMO Training… Test demand early, sell out before BFCM using Meta ads and email sequences…without competing with thousands of other sellers.

Not sure about you all? But I'm a pie guy. Now that I'm a type 2 diabetic, I can't really enjoy most conventional pies. Thankfully, there's new ingredients like Almond Flower and Swerve that can be used to make Keto-friendly pies. My son made me a Keto-friendly Nutella pie for my birthday last month. YUM! YUM! Some of you have asked about how to take a product and turn it into a licensed offer. As PiggyBANKERS we want to avoid taking a piece from the pie a partner is already eating off of. That's a quick way to get a fork stabbed through your hand! Instead... We offer to bake a whole new pie through licensing! Take a proven offer (recipe) and whipping up something fresh (licensing), so everyone gets a bigger, tastier pie! I think of adding licensing like baking a Keto-friendly pie... You're getting all the great taste without all the bad stuff. Here’s how it works: Most successful offer creators are already eating off a pie they’ve baked. It’s warm, gooey, and satisfying—but it’s also got a use by date. Even the best offers eventually start to sour. The offer owner ends up shifting their attention to baking a different tasting pie. Let's take the guy I reached out to as an example... When I entered into his world last year... He was pushing an offer for physical product owners to build up FOMO in their audience by making special Black Friday offers early and exclusively to their email list. I bought the offer along with a lot of other people. The offer did well and he had plans to support it but at the beginning of this year he made some shifts. He created a physical hair treatment product with another partner. Then he shifted to growing a dead Instagram profile into millions of views. He discovered that merch products sold really well and he started sourcing mugs, shirts and other things. When I reached out to him in early September? He was busy boxing up 40 - 60 boxes of merch each day for his new venture. He was about to neglect his good quality offer because he was so busy with this new business.

With Halloween here tomorrow I thought this would be a FUN and creepy story to tell... Chadwick here... So there's this photo from 2002. Just a random shot taken during a renovation at a Hobbytown USA store in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Nothing special about it. Empty hallways. Weird lighting. Yellow walls. The kind of pic you'd scroll past in half a second. In 2019 it became a creepypasta called The Backrooms on 4Chan. Fast forward to 2022... A 17-year-old kid named Kane Parsons stumbles across this creepypasta online. And instead of seeing a single picture with text that says... "If you're not careful and you noclip out of reality in the wrong areas, you'll end up in the Backrooms, where it's nothing but the stink of old moist carpet, the madness of mono-yellow, the endless background noise of fluorescent lights at maximum hum-buzz, and approximately six hundred million square miles of randomly segmented empty rooms to be trapped in. God save you if you hear something wandering around nearby, because it sure as hell has heard you." He saw something else entirely. Using a program called Blender and his wild imagination, Kane created "The Backrooms" - a 9 minute short film that went absolutely viral. It became this whole online series about a mysterious dimension of endless hallways, strange anomalies, and entities that will kill you. The story centers on the Async Research Institute trying to connect our world to The Backrooms using their Low Proximity Magnetic Distortion System. They're trying to solve overpopulation and storage crises. But things go sideways fast. Employees start disappearing. The system doesn't work as planned. Async tries to keep it all secret while they keep investigating. Now here's what gets me... Kane's entire universe started from ONE photo and a caption. Just waiting for someone to see it differently. And now? It's about to get the Hollywood treatment. Kane is working on a big budget Hollywood film about The Backrooms coming in 2026.

PiggyBANKERS can tap into other people's equity with THIS... Chadzinski here... Man, the last few weeks have been a learning curve for Mrs. Boswell and me. We're trying to tap into some of the equity in our home for renovations. Should be simple, right? I mean...it's OUR house. OUR equity. Money we've already earned through payments and appreciation. But nope. Mountains of paperwork. Income verification. Asset statements. Credit checks. Appraisals. Then we find out the plumbing company that fixed our septic pipes last month put a lien on equipment they installed without telling us. I felt the hit like Sonic the Hedgehog losing all his rings. More paperwork. More delays. More hoops. All this...just to access value that's already ours. Got me thinking about online marketers trying to build their own brands from scratch. They're basically doing the same thing we're doing with our house equity... Except instead of tapping into existing value... . They're trying to CREATE all that value by themselves. The credibility. The audience trust. The proven systems. The market positioning. From zero. That's like...instead of using our home equity...deciding to build a whole new house from the ground up just to get some cash. Now as PiggyBANKERS... We find people out there who've already done the heavy lifting. They've got the successful offers. The market trust. The systems that convert. They've built up all this "equity" in their brands and products. And just like my home equity... That value is just sitting there. Most of these business owners can't tap into it all themselves. They don't have the time or resources to maximize what they've built. As PiggyBANKERS, we get to tap into the equity of other people's offers through simple licensing that doesn't require mountains of paper work. Usually just a simple licensing agreement. If that sounds like something you can get behind... I posted about our mission as PiggyBANKERS here: https://www.skool.com/piggybanking-brand-creators-8574/piggybankers-brand-creators-mission?p=f0483dd3

I've been playing Hollow Knight for over 40 hours now. Still haven't beaten it. Yet there are speed runners who can finish the entire game in 30 minutes. What's the difference? They don't play by the same rules I do. They've discovered glitches, shortcuts, and secret pathways that let them skip entire sections of the game. I see the same pattern with experts building their brands. Some people spend years grinding away, creating content, building an audience from zero. They follow the conventional path. They create their own offers. Their own program. Their own methodology. They work years trying to stand out in a sea of other experts. But many struggle to convert that expertise into actual income. The typical approach? Create more content. Build a bigger audience. Eventually launch your own offer. It's the long path. I've watched dozens of experts travel this road. It works... eventually. They're often called "overnight success stories". But there's another way that few talk about. The people that take this path aren't better or more skilled... They just realized... People don't pay for expertise alone. They pay for solutions that fix to specific problems. And those solutions already exist in the marketplace. Some of the smartest experts I've observed don't create their own offers at first. They license existing ones that already have market validation. They borrow the credibility. They leverage the proven conversion rates. They tap into existing demand. Take Tony Teegarden for example. He paid Travis Sago $30,000 to fly down to Arkansas for a weekend. Started putting Travis's deal making strategies into practice. He made plenty of mistakes but started landing deals. Several 6-figure deals a year. He became one of the best Mojo Men in Travis's group When Travis decided to license out his flagship program BEAMER (Back End Agency Mojo)... It was a perfect opportunity for Tony to take this strategy he'd mastered and build a brand around it.