@Jeff Schwerdt @Dave Calafiore @Drew Griffin Jeff knew I loss my uncle, Bobo a week or two before Thanksgiving and also my fur-baby Bear was hospitalized over the Thanksgiving holiday 😔. When I joined his new ASK program. I knew I wasn't in the mood, but I pushed myself to go on. Did the homework and got the green light after Jeff saw my new site in the beginning of December. December 9th of last year, I loss my fur-baby...I was in a dark place when I saw the post about posting, not being seen, and LoudAF is coming soon. So, I picked myself up and started to post on December 14th using the pain, hurt, and tears to keep going... On the the 18th I got LoudAF during live webinar. As you can see from the pics, how I'm doing... Now, you know the rest of the story... I'm dedicated this year to them, my baby Bear and my uncle Bobo! I Love you both always!

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I completely agree that building trust after a launch is one of the most powerful moves a creator can make. It's not just about that first sale, it's about creating momentum that makes every future launch easier. In my experience working with creators, I've seen how quickly social proof compounds. When potential customers see dozens of positive reviews, their hesitation disappears. They're not just buying a product, they're joining a community that already validates their decision. What's brilliant about automating this process is it removes the friction that often stops creators from collecting reviews consistently. When it happens seamlessly via SMS, creators can focus on what they do best, creating great products. Lesson: Trust isn't built overnight, but with the right systems, you can accelerate it dramatically. Make review collection automatic, and watch how it transforms your launch cycles. w/ @Jeff Schwerdt

Two hours ago — 6:30 a.m. in my garage, next to the golf simulator so I didn’t wake up the wife and kid — I hopped on a demo with a multi-location home-service company on the East Coast. No fancy setup. No prep. Just coffee, Zoom, and go. We met a month ago. Today was the follow-up with their entire executive team. We pitched a 5-location pilot. And here’s the part I want you to really pay attention to: 👉 The fastest agency wins the deal. Not the smartest. Not the most creative. The fastest. Most agencies finish a great call… then freeze. “What do I send?” “How do I recap it?” “When will I have time to write it up?” Momentum dies. Deals stall. Competitors sneak in. 💡 What I Did Instead (in under 3 minutes) I opened OnePagers.ai → dropped the Fathom transcript in → selected my writing style → hit generate. Done. It wrote the follow-up, the scope, the KPIs, the risks, the timeline, the deliverables, the recommendation… EVERYTHING I said on the call. No overthinking. No formatting. No blank-page syndrome. Here’s the crazy part: I’m walking into a FOUR-DAY event today… and I STILL sent them a clean, professional follow-up before I left the house. This is why agency owners lose deals. And it’s also why you’re about to stop losing them. 🧠 “But Jeff, I’m not always on Zoom…” Then do what I’m doing this weekend: 👉 Wear a tiny AI recorder that auto-transcribes every 1:1, chamber meeting, or networking convo. Walk away. Drop the transcript into OnePagers.ai. Instant recap → instant value → instant authority. This is how AI removes the “I’ll do it later” death trap from your sales process. 📈 The Deal? Likely 90% Closed. At $399/mo x 5 locations → almost $5K/year from ONE document I didn’t even edit. They’ve got 20–50 locations. We land the pilot → we land the roll-out. That’s how you build agency MRR on autopilot. 🔥 Steal My Setup 👉 https://OnePagers.ai/jeff This is the EXACT tool we built because we needed it inside our agency.