Today in our breakout I noticed that some were struggling to find their story. So I built a pro tip list; 1. Start every story with a hook that creates curiosity or emotional tension. 2. Always tell the emotional journey, not just the facts—make them feel it. 3. Use the “epiphany moment” to shift beliefs—this is your conversion trigger. 4. Make your audience the hero; you’re just the guide showing the way. 5. Future pace your audience—let them visualize life after the transformation. 6. Tell stories that dismantle specific objections one by one. 7. Use contrast: “Before vs. After” to show clear transformation. 8. Keep characters and details relatable—your audience should see themselves in your story. 9. Loop in cliffhangers or open loops to keep attention (especially in long-form content). 10. End stories by naturally leading into your offer—it should feel like the next logical step.

Try this prompt for some inspiration to see what your Ideal client might have for objections! I have a business {INSERT BUSINESS TYPE/INDUSTRY} in {INSERT NICHE} we help {INSERT AVATAR} achieve {INSERT GOAL}. I am building out a perfect webinar as taught by Russell Brunson. I need you to give me a list of the most common potential hurdles/roadblocks/challenges that I will need to breakdown via storytelling. I'm looking for how to structure my stories to overcome these issues in the webinar so that when I present my offer I have the best chance of converting them to customers. My story is {INSERT YOUR MAIN STORY}, can you craft a message to address the roadblocks you identify.

I want to write 60 SECOND scripts for short videos (FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, YOUTUBE SHORTS, LINKEDIN), my business is {YOUR INDUSTRY/BUSINESS/SERVICE} We help {INSERT IDEAL CUSTOMER AVATAR} to {INSERT OUTCOME HERE}. Write in the style of Russell Brunson. If you use statistics, state an outcome, quote a book make sure that there is proof of these online that I can confirm. For stories, use this story {INSERT YOUR STORY HERE}, script it to draw emotions that the viewer can do this, achieve this or overcome this. Can you give me 5 scripts, they must follow this framework; 1. Intro - EXTREMELY STRONG HOOK 2. Body - TELL A BRIEF STORY, SHARE A QUOTE FROM A BOOK, GIVE A STATISTIC, SHARE SOME CONTEXT, or TELL THEM THE OUTCOME 3. Value - GIVE 3 - TIPS, SHARE A STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS, TEACH AN IDEA, or SHARE THE LESSON FOR THEM 4. CTA - FOLLOW FOR MORE CONTENT, HIT THE LINK IN MY BIO, GO TO WEBSITE, COMMENT "WORD" BELOW, DM ME "WORD", or INVITE THEM TO TAKE ANOTHER ACTION If anyone would like some help with prompts I'm happy to help anyone with theirs. Drop a comment here for help and I'll reach out here in the group.

so here's how i fixed my ad targeting for skool and slashed my cost per lead from $30 down to less than $5. this is the exact process i used, and if you're running ads for your community, course, or coaching program, you’ll want to test this. step 1: set up a simple lead campaign start with a leads campaign in meta ads manual setup. keep it clean, no extra categories. i turned on advantage campaign budget and set a small daily spend ($8/day) to gather enough data. this lets me see which ads and audiences actually work without burning cash. step 2: create three ad sets to test targeting instead of guessing who my best audience is, i set up three different adsets with the same ads but different targeting methods. this is where the magic happens: 1. advantage plus (broad targeting) let meta do its thing and find my audience. 2. highly targeted interests (hdi) manually add interests, job titles, and behaviors. 3. layered targeting use the same audience as hdi but add an extra filter to refine it even further. this method makes sure i'm covering all angles letting meta optimize, using precise interest-based targeting, and layering for extra specificity. step 3: find your perfect audience using chatgpt for the hdi and layered targeting, i used chatgpt to generate a list of job titles, interests, and behaviors my audience might have. for example, since i was targeting skool community owners, i asked chatgpt to list relevant interests, sites they visit, and common job titles. i then took the best suggestions (like “online community,” “lead generation,” and “landing pages”) and plugged them into the meta ads audience settings. this helped me find hidden targeting opportunities meta wouldn’t have suggested on its own. step 4: duplicate and refine once my first adset was set up, i duplicated it twice and adjusted only the targeting. this saved time and kept the test controlled. then, i let them run for a few days to gather data. what happened? - the broad targeting adset did okay but wasn’t the best.

I'm doing a 90-minute one-to-many presentation with people registering on Zoom.