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Hey Nick, if we join Premium how do we get access to the courses? Since they aren't in the classroom

Anybody here tried Claude's newest model yet? The one that was supposedly a "national security risk?" If so, what did you think?

Here's a real fractional CMO opportunity that landed on my desk. 🤔 What would YOU charge if you were pitching this client, based on the details I have here? - It's an online test-prep SaaS. Subscription model, people pay to pass a professional licensing exam. - Small but real niche. Not a million-a-month industry. The owner knows that. - Right now it's basically off the ground but barely moving. Tiny revenue, almost nothing spent on ads, no one steering marketing. It's run day-to-day by a single offshore dude. - The owner's goal: $30,000/month within about 6 months. - He's willing to spend real money on ads to get there. That's what you get for free. ❓ Ask any questions you have in the comments. Whoever sends me the best "pitch" for pricing and structure on this deal wins a copy of Raze Your Rates, my finished but yet-to-launch report on how I raised my marketing rates from $25 to $250+ per hour (and rising).

One of the things that drives me crazy is when someone emails me from a business domain, then I check their website, and it's not set up at all. It's a bad look. Even having a simple one-pager (which you can set up in an hour or two) is better than showing potential clients, partners or students an error page. Anyone here sending emails from a ghost domain? How come?