Hi Stephanie, If you follow the advice of High Ticket Course Launch Formula you'll create a great product to sell, but without the marketing process to actually sell it. So in a way, it's like a more detailed version of Day 2 of the Roadmap, and you do need a product before you can sell it. If you don't already have a product to sell, personally I would go through High Ticket Course Launch Formula, create my product and then return to the roadmap, but if I already had a product created, then I'd move onto day 3 of the roadmap. However that's my choice. Whatever helps you move forward to building your product, creating a funnel and putting it out there is a positive step forward.

@Arbaz Riaz Some friendly advice: Provide something useful and you'll level up.

@Joana Carvalho Thank you. Not quite sure at the moment what I can cut out, but will investigate :)

@Nnika Tinney-Davis Thank you. Your honest feedback is very much appreciated

I'm not really sure what everyone is complaining about. I purchased the Course Creator. I think it's a great product for creating all the marketing content for your course. You can use it for creating lots on content with very little effort. However after using it for a while you will need to purchase extra ai tokens at quite a reasonable cost.

Hi Licia, I really enjoyed watching your video and learnt so much about how to apply the Authority Amplifier process for my own video. I do have some feedback that I hope you will find useful... So I watched with eagerness about writing a book, and the first step of your process seemed completely actionable, and I really wanted to know about the 2nd and 3rd step. However I found those two steps less specific, and so it lost my attention a little at that point, and that loss of attention continued through the rest of the video. Now I think I understand the reason why the last two steps were less actionable... they were big steps, and too much information in one video would be too overwhelming. However as a potential customer, I would really have got a lot of value if all three steps were specific and actionable, and then move into talking about the rest of your programme. It would have kept my attention throughout. So I'm wondering... rather than cover all three steps from step 4 of your programme, instead break step 4 into however many parts it actually takes, then take one of those smaller parts, and break that into the three actionable steps... That way you can present all three steps, be specific and actionable about all the steps, then tell everyone this is just a small part of step 4 of your bigger programme. That way I would walk away with a complete sub-strategy for writing my book, and even though it's a smaller strategy, as someone who doesn't know how to write a book, I would have still found it useful and interesting, and you would have kept my interest throughout the remainder of the video, and possibly got me to sign up for your programme. As I said, I do hope you find my feedback useful, I know it can be harsh to hear criticism. However I certainly found your video entertaining and enjoyable to watch throughout and the points I've made are simply places where I think it could become even better. Thanks.