Got a free client from cold email outreach and made them a 5-Day Educational Email Course (EEC) as a lead magnet. We put the EEC in their YouTube descriptions and TikTok bio and they just mentioned it in a part of the videos. The first image is the results after one month of implementing the EEC, and the second image is how much their list has grown in Q1. They had decent traffic from YouTube and TikTok and offer coaching but needed something in between to get people into their ecosystem. EECs are a great way to bridge that gap. These email courses are so good because you: - Build instant trust with your audience (by giving free value over 5 consecutive days) - Nurture them over time (pre-selling them so they warm up quickly which makes sales calls easier) - Get them used to opening your emails and receiving free value (so they keep coming back) Now just need to leverage this result to get a paid client! 🚀

Anyone wondering how Hormozi stays cash rich? How is he printing cash, if his main business is an investing company? Well it's not. It's an education company. I break down over 48 hours of studying business in person with Hormozi, in the 20 minute video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXf7_xPs-WY P.S. Who on here is a copywriter with at least 1 client? Working on something pretty epic behind the scenes...

Was thinking about how Skool doesn’t have a group chat feature like Discord and Whop. I wonder why they don’t have one 🤔 Should Skool add a group chat feature? Comment your reason why 👇🏼

I know making Sales Pages look pretty and cool doesn't drive sales but I just wanted to make the samples look as premium as possible. (Structure isn't fully polished as well) Anw take a look and play around with the sales page, would love to see your thoughts on them: Sales Page 1 Sales Page 2

I used to think the skool games winners had some special advantage. In fact, I thought that about every successful person. Not that they didn’t "work hard" for it. But surelyyyy, I thought there was something “more charismatic” or “smarter” deep in their personality. And after I won the skool games, I was shocked. Turns out you didn’t need: - To be super smart (I had to spend hours studying to get passable grades) - You didn’t need rich parents (I lived in a trailer for part of middle school) - And you didn’t need to be confident (I used to hid in my car to eat lunch just 2 years ago avoiding co-workers) But what I DID need? It’s so simple it felt wrong when I found it. Disgustingly wrong. In fact when I made my first 10k, all it actually came down to was doing 2-3 dumb tasks….over and over again. For me those dumb tasks were: - Go to events to meet entrepreneurs. - Get them on podcasts. - Ask them if they knew anyone who needed a copywriter. And I did that for 1 month, non-stop. (I’m talking 4-6 hours of working on the podcast, 4-6 writing/reading copy, and another 4 networking in masterminds online – 7 days a week) So it was simple. And getting to 30k was just more of the same. And to $50k/mo? More of the same except* with higher caliber people... But then I complicated it. I tried to be “smart.” I delegated everything and created complex systems. I hired and overpaid people to spend days working on tasks that I could do in an hour. And the business tanked. For the first time ever, I lost money. And I didn’t understand why. But….all I knew was what had worked in the past. So I went back to scratch, realized the massive assets I still had… And despite being in the red that month, I invested thousands of dollars into mentorship. Within 1 week, I got rid of all the extra expenses, systems, and fat in my business. It was humbling, and honestly? I didn’t know what would happen. But I kinda did. Maybe what I’m about to tell you is actually the “magic advantage” that helps people win in business.