I bombed out with a local page admin for my city of Lynchburg last week. However, in my chat he told me I should try to do an auction in a copy cat group that he doesn't run because they allow promos. I took his suggestion and created a very general pre-auction post to see if anyone was interested. Even though its a copy cat group, there's some good activity inside from legit local peeps so I felt this would work. Here's the very general post I made: I'm looking to have some fun while helping out local businesses in our community. If a local business were to auction off a valuable service starting at a $1 and we had some fun, friendly competition, would you throw in a bid? Let me know if you'd be down to clown! 1. Holy schmokes! I'd love to have some fun and help out a local business! 2. Maybe... depends on what I'm bidding on. 3. No way dude! You win dumbest idea of the year award! After I posted I realized that option 1 probably wasn't the best way to frame it but I couldn't edit the poll in the group. Anyhow, I checked back this morning and there were only 4 votes. 3 / 4 were option 2. Not very encouraging TBH. I decided to do an anchor post in the group and highlight that the majority of voters seemed down to have fun depending on what was up for bid. I checked back a few minutes ago? 19 votes now and 11 / 19 are for option 1. So 15 more votes in just a few hours. Granted, these aren't earth shattering results but there has been a big spike in votes so I'm happy about that. The data that's showing so far is disproving my theory that most people will go for option 2. My next anchor post will be asking what types of services people would bid at least a buck on. Maybe we'll see another spike in votes and some feedback so I know what businesses to approach.

I am about to run a test with a partner, they have 14K on a list, they have 2 offers £10K cohort based one where they work with people to help them get the job they want, promotion they want, this is a hyrbid of DWU and DFU. OR if they don't take that they downsell them on a £2K product where you get all the resources and set up but you don't get the cohort and the DFY/DWU you support. Currently they email > Webinar > Follow up sales call if needed. My thinking here is to run a sales saver on the people who have been on the webinar or calls and seen and know the price but haven't bought (They haven't told them they offer payment plans or that there is even a £2K product). & run some T1's/T2's to the rest of the list for 5 days to get some conversations going and find out more about them, get some people interested in the products, and hopefully get some sales in the door. Sound about right?

Still have about 4 hours left to go but I wanted to drop in and share my excitement. Very real possibility of pulling 6 figs on this one. Not bad for @Marcus Karl & I's first auction! LOOONNNGGGG writeup coming next week to share the good, the bad, and the ugly. :)

So I’m working on a FUN-NEL in REAL TIME. (NOT in my head!) The dude watches my video and replies back… “I love the open loop.” Before you look at the pic… How would you respond? Then look at the pic. 👉 And comment WHY I responded the way I did! 👇 If we get 50 comments I’ll show you the REST of the convo! (I’ll unlock more in the comments as we get closer to the answer.) Update: See full convo and breakdown 👇

Hey all, would love your two cents/pence. I'm just firming up a test with a coach who offers relationship coaching to men. I'm wanting to run a test to his list, but I'm curious... For the guy buying relationship coaching from a guy, wouldn't a woman in the mix throw you off? If anyone's handled this previously I'd love to know how you addressed it in your tapping.. I'm sure there's plenty of examples of this with male tappers and female audiences and vice versa. Or do I need to change my name to Alan? Half joking.. PS Happy Thanksgiving!