You can get people reaching out to you pre sold for as little as $5 a day in ad spend. Without blasting through HUGE ad spends. Without complicated targeting. Without waiting 3 months to see if your ads work. Somebody told me recently that they would rather have a caustic enema then spend hours a week reaching out to people who tell them to P%&S off! It’s ZERO fun. Then spending a small fortune on ads to get more leads only to be left staring at the ads manager thinking I’be spent all this money and all I got was dog rough leads?! I’ll never forget when I started running $5 a day video ads, giving away huge value and instead of going straight in for the kill focused on value and calling out the right people… I’d usually get to the computer all excited for another day of work, only to realise before my coffee had even got cold I didn’t have a clue what I was doing. Until I checked the ads that particular morning… Those 8 people changed my freaking life. The problem is most people have been told for ads to work: You have to spend a fortune You have to have fancy targeting You have to have 7387389239 different creatives You have to give it time to work I’m calling Bull on that and if you are also ready to stop being told to piss off then I wanna help ya.

It's just not their jam. I've got a creative genius friend and colleague... He's figured out something super cool for his community. He gets other peeps to contribute. He gets other peeps to do ALL of the selling...(in a super cool way too) He collects RECURRING commish. ...and never has to sell or pitch anything. I'm curious if you'd like to know what he's up to? 👇👇👇

You know that feeling when a community just... hums? People tagging each other. Conversations nobody asked them to start. New members getting pulled in by the energy before you've spent a penny on ads. A guy I'm working with is close to that. But not quite there yet. Ten, sometimes twenty new members a week landing in the group. And yet almost no energy once they arrive. That's the interesting part. Because when most people see a quiet community they assume the problem is traffic. Not enough people. Not enough awareness. Not enough promotion. But sometimes the problem isn't that people aren't arriving. It's that nothing is pulling them deeper once they do. It's the difference between a shop people enter... and a place people gather. One gets footfall. The other gets life. So what actually creates gravity? Not better posts. Not more content. Not another pinned resource nobody reads. An event. Something happening on a specific day that gives people a reason to show up, participate and come back tomorrow to see what happened. The simplest version of this? An auction. Suddenly the community has a pulse. People who haven't posted in weeks are watching. Commenting. Tagging friends. The algorithm notices. New members find the group organically. And the member who won? They're telling people about it. That's gravity. And it doesn't come from content. It comes from giving people something to gather around. Obvious? Maybe. But I've watched too many good communities go quiet because everyone was focused on the wrong problem. Did this post excite the freaking hell outta yah? Or was this a debbie downer that bored ya pants off? I can take it. I grew up a ginger kid.

Here’s a current example. United Airlines is auctioning off flight simulator time… packaged as a fun weekend including flight, food, hotel,… for two. Are frequent travelers participating in the bidding frenzy feeling closer to or are more repelled by the precious United brand?

I got a TON of replies from the last campaign I ran for a partner which helped me firm up what to put in the offer, lemme break down what I did with them so you can see how we formulated the offer... Original post is here for reference... https://www.skool.com/community-fire-mojo-6715/im-not-a-good-copy-guy-yet-just-sold-70312-in-a-week Let me set the scene so right now we have a few leads and people giving me feedback and some even want to buy before the promo started, that's a solid win - so I did what any of us in here would do... Sent them a checkout link. But now to take those replies and turn them into a bigger payday. It was key from the replies that people wanted to lose weight, they wanted to use my guys app but their big objections... > How the hell do I plan what to eat? Translated can somebody just tell me > Planning the meals around my family and work is tough Translated can somebody just tell me Those were the main ones, so we got our noggins together and decided to get a dietician to put together a 3 month plan for everybody who bought! Found one of these on Upwork for a decent price per hour who could knock 2/3 out in an hour... bingo! This became the angle for the whole campaign. You didn't have to think, you got an actual dietician to do you plan with the recipes you want to eat. It crushed it. All I did was start with some handraisers, have some conversations, think and tweak and use the skills I have learnt in here (LOD/SOD) and ronin. After speaking with many of you in here. I know a few struggle with a few different things so hit me up and tell me what's got you stuck in the mud?