Let's 👏👏👏 our Day 3 Speakers @Calvin Hollywood @Simone Sauter @Garrett F @Artin Asghari @Matthew Burns @Ellyn Schinke @Prof Mary Owusu @Terri Hargrave-Bradley @Hilda Soto **We'll get Ellyn back here soon!! Catch the replays here or in the Classroom until 10pm Pacific | 1am Eastern TONIGHT. ...Or get an All-Access Speaker Pass (with the Make Money with AI Plan App) here.

Bit of a clickbaity title, I know. But stick with me, because on some level it's actually true. If you can create ads that acquire customers for less than their lifetime value, you've effectively built a machine that prints money. Put a dollar in, get more than a dollar out. Rinse and repeat. Simple in theory. The problem is that for most people, finding winning ads feels like pure luck. You launch five creatives, four flop, one randomly takes off, and you've no idea why. So you can't repeat it. That's exactly what today's session is about: Winning Ads Aren't Luck. I'm going to walk you through: → How Meta ads actually works under the bonnet → Why winners stop feeling like luck once you work with the Facebook algorithm instead of against it → The challenges of working with the algorithm (they're real) and how to overcome them → A simple, repeatable process for finding winning ads time and time again By the end you'll understand how to create winners on demand, not by accident. If that sounds good to you, I'll see you in the live session today. 👇 https://www.skool.com/live/vYpwf4SRwPC

What’s the one thing AI copy keeps getting wrong for your business? You may have seen me around on this community, I’m Morag (Scottish name but very English accent!). My session is all about cloning your tone so your copy sounds recognisably, confidently, consistently you. My background is in brand strategy and hospitality marketing, so I always come back to the same analogy: Good ingredients don’t guarantee a good dish. You can give two people the same tools, the same brief and the same starting point and get two completely different results. The difference is taste, direction, judgement and knowing what you’re trying to create. AI is no different. If your outputs feel generic or “not quite right”, it usually isn’t because AI can’t write. It’s because it hasn’t been taught your voice properly yet. That’s what I cover in my talk, and I’ve also included my Tone Tool in the summit swag bag so you've got a gizmo to help make AI sound like you. So, I’d love to hear from you: When AI writes for your business, what makes you think, “Nope, it’s missed my vibe”? P.S. Thanks to all those who’ve grabbed the Tone Tool already, and of course to all those lovely new members to my Skool community! It's clear this is a common issue for AI copy. Bring on Day 2! 🤩

OK I'm a bit late to the game here, but better late than never! My admin tasks were eating me up and so I just joined Claude Cowork today. I'm already feeling the relief even though I haven't set anything up yet! 😂 I'd love to know, from those of you who already have it... How do you use it, what common tasks does it do for you, and what has it taken off your plate? I'd LOVE to know!!!

If you're building a coaching business, membership, or community, this is worth a watch. What's your biggest challenge with recurring revenue right now? 👇