Hey guys Hope everyone’s having a productive Monday! Would really appreciate any help on this 🙏🏾 I want my skool group to cost £750 upfront & then £149 per month. I know how to set up my funnel so the client pays the £750 & gets a link to join the skool group automatically. I’m stuck on how to give them access to the group without paying the £149 immediately but still be signed up for the £149/month. Hope this makes sense.. ?

In this post I’m gonna share with you some things that lead to us adding $8k in MRR in just 14 days. We made our first sale on the 3rd of April - pic attached was taken yesterday on the 17th. This puts us just shy of the top 10 in the current Skool Games 🙌🏻 My goal is this sparks some ideas for you. Before we get started I want to share something encouraging with you. I only have about 10k social media connections if you add up everything on all accounts. Not huge. And lots of people follow me in multiple places. So my following is less than 10k. So here’s a list of the top things I believe have made a difference and allowed us to sign up 27 people to this offer + 90% of it done in the DMS (no sales calls) 💎 No Brainer Offer This is where we started. We came up with the craziest offer we could and for a ridiculously fair price. Essentially making sure the price was less than the perceived value. We added an insane amount of resources, support, bonuses and courses to the offer to make it a no brainer to join. (Still adding haha) 💎 Compelling Pitch Once we had the offer - I then recorded the pitch with a document (screen share) and loom video that’s like 10+ mins long I re-recorded this like 5 x times over the course of about 7 days in an attempt to keep making it better. Refining and refining until I didn’t see how I could make it sound better. 💎 DMs Opener & Script I created all types of content to help start DM convos. Offering freebies & lead magnets etc. Once I got in the DMs & gave people the freebie / LM I transition into this exact script: “Whilst we are chatting here” “I can't promise this will apply to you” “But can I get your permission to make a crazy offer to help you build your online business” This seems to work really well and the response rate has been high. When people respond with a yes I’m sending over my offer recorded with loom. 💎 Follow Up If people don’t respond to the loom offer within a few days We’ve been following up with this script:

I launched my paid community January 15th, 20 days ago. Today it’s generating just under $20,000/month. I’ve already learned a lot of valuable lessons. Organic has been working the absolute best. Paid has been a bit trickier to solve. In this video I cover: 1. My Results so Far 2. The Skool Games Leaderboard & Lessons 3. Hyros Paid Tracking 4. Organic Strategy: Free & Paid Communities 5. VSL Funnel Vs. Skool About Pages The future is EXCITING. Especially with Skool! Skool to the MOON 🚀🌙

So cool to watch one of my communities grow organically over the last few weeks... And this doesn’t even include the $997 ARR members we sold via our 5 day challenge this week! Only the beginning ✊🏼 Who’s playing in the Skool games in Feb?

Hear me out. When you send an invite via the provided copy and paste link from the invite section...they don't bypass the pay wall. However, it is very inconvenient to send that URL provided to an email. When you do this it sends the person who received the email, and clicked on the link, to complete a profile setup before learning anything about the group. Then it requires them to put in a code that is sent to their email... But since they used their email to follow the link, they have to exit the sign-up form to retrieve the code. When they go back, having seen the code, they have to start that process over and generate a new code. So they have to figure that out on their own, have it sent to a different email then access that separate email for the code. It's inconvenient and impractical people will continue through the process having learned nothing about what they are doing. I guess what I am saying is....be aware how you are inviting people to your group. I would suggest copying the URL of the about page and using that as the link you send out. It sends people directly to the about page where they can gather more information and make a decision.