Here is my initial mission statement. I’d love some feedback on whether I’m on the right track. Thoughts? To help everyday sailors build the skills and confidence to go on bigger, better, and more meaningful adventures.

Sorry if this is a silly question but has anyone tried running an auction with ads?

Ima bookworm. Do you like book reccos? I tend to explain WHY I love a book. I've got a bunch that are off the beaten path. Most peeps have never heard of. Rooting For Ya, Travis

Help me see the edge of the cliff? **For those with FIRST HAND experience ONLY** I'm setting up an auction for a bundled offer. I have a handful of excited partners with killer offers. It'll take place in a Skool group. I'll set it all up and put on the auctioneer hat. The partners will basically co-op their audiences into a cloned audience. Each partner will use their affiliate link to invite others into the group (I write the copy...although they write way better than I do). There will be an invite for group members to continue into a paid tier after the auction where I will show them how I set up the whole deal. The partners will get recurring income (50%) from the paid tier. I plan to run auctions every quarter in the group and bring in new partners each time. My offer is basically building them a new audience, handling all the heavy lifting, and send them money. Because the partners will be using their affiliate link for the auction invites, I can track how many people they invite to the auction and I'll do the rev split based on that. The real benefit is the new audience they can tap into with future offers/auctions. It's been super easy getting partners locked in. I just want to make sure I run this right for them.

- Leads on Demand - Phoneless Sales Machine - Sales Saver - 24 hour FUN auctions (the product has fun in it's name, why shouldn't I buy!) - AI Royalty Superstars These are some of my fav names Travis came up with. It's weird how next level he is at naming things. The names are memorable & tell us the exact outcome to expect. I need a training on how Travis names things! What are your favorite product names from Travis?