Now that I have your attention… @Travis Sago is offering to spill the beans on his new Giving Fun-nell to Wrangle Partners but he says not enough Ronin are chiming in! From the early results he shared, this Fun-nell looks like “the sex”, as the kids used to say… Would you help your fellow Ronin out and go vote on this poll so we can get the party started? Please vote here 👈

This dude has a huge community. He has no clue who I am. It doesn't matter. The GIVING FUNnel turns them from cold, to curious, to "OMG Let's talk." Check out the pics 👇 Rooting For Ya, Travis PS I shared about the Giving FUNnel yesterday. I polled for interest. Out of 518 Ronin, only 67 are interested enough to tap a button. Maybe it's the holidays talk blocking my poll? I dunno? If there's not more interest I'll make this a $5k workshop or something and keep it for a few super committed Ronin. We. Will. Clean. UP!

I'm taking over a 15K email list for a OG coach/teacher who are now only focusing on educating coaches in his methodology. The list was responsive when he was sending nurture emails 1-2 times a week, but he has not done that for the last year and a half or so. It has been cleaned up, and he has bought tech assistance to make sure the new emails are seen. I'll be selling a repurposed evergreen offer that has sold 10K+ pieces in different variations, and we're treating this as a "new branch" of his business. Meaning I got full control. The plan is to have him send out the first email saying hi, long time, this is what's happened and here's what I'm doing now. Then introduce the new branch and the mission they are invited to join, and at the same time introducing me as the trusted partner running it. I'll then be sending 3-4 nurture & pick emails a week, and a "real" campaign each 2-3 months. I'm thinking of this as kind of a newsletter handover situation, which I have not done before. @Travis Sago QUESTION: what specifically in this type of handover should I absolutely have nailed down for it to work? My checklist says: - Email 1: OG says hi, why he's been away, what's happening now, asks people to write back with anything they want to know more about, and introduces me as the person "running" this. (his signoff) - Email 2+: I introduce me.. (my signoff from here on) - I give out a few freebies very quickly and start sending out content *Maybe email 1 should be split into two emails with his signoff? The danger I see in having him send more than one email, is that they may "opt back in" to receive emails from him, and then drop off when he introduces me. So better to lay it out in the first email. Thoughts? This is a $1,5K offer and there's a $12K backend upsell for buyers who are coaches/healers.

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.

Hey guys! Got a deal with a guy in the retirement planning niche. We're going for an auction According to his experience, their biiiiggest fear is losing their money. Running out of resources. Can you help me with the pre-auction? Specific problem: fear of running out of money before running outta life Who: retirees and close-to-retiring peeps who are actively looking for a better way to handle their money Help? :) ====== Subject: Retirees running out of money early Body: I’ve figured out the blind spots that make retirees run out of money early. The surprising part? They show up in almost every plan I review. That’s a real problem, so I want to test something new. What if I went through your savings, 401k, IRA, and Social Security setup… Found the blind spots quietly draining your nest egg, and gave you a personalized plan to fix them, so you can finally feel in control of what's ahead? No fluff. No generic advice. Just a clear, step-by-step plan in plain English. If I held an auction to create that custom plan for you... Would you bid at least $1? Please hit reply and answer with A, B, C, or D: A: I’d bid 1 dollar. No more details needed B: I’d bid 100 dollars or more C: I’d bid 1,000 dollars or more D: Count me out,