Today I'm hanging out with the top 50 earners on Skool. This is a private in person event led by Alex Hormozi and the founder of Skool, Sam Ovens. If you want my notes, key takeaways and best ideas from the event, comment "NOTES" below and I'll send them over to you once I write them up tonight. The cool thing about this event in particular is that these entrepreneurs competed against 1,000 other entrepreneurs over the last 90 days to see who could make the most money with a LOW TICKET ($99 or less) product. So today I'll be surrounded by low ticket gurus 💪🏻 The 1 thing I already know about these entrepreneus is that they know how to get leads. So if you're wanting to know how to get more leads, these notes are probably going to be very helpful for you. Comment "NOTES" below if you want them 👇🏻

Daniel has been making $30,000/month for over 2 years without making videos or showing his face. I'm interviewing him this week to find out how he does it. Want the recording? Comment: "DANIEL" below and I'll hook you up.

Getting clients online can be complicated... or it can be simple. Which do you prefer? Personally, I prefer when it's simple. So here's my super simple "Ultimate Sales Flow" that I use, my clients use, and YOU can use to make $5,000 - $100,000/month as a contentpreneur with a HT coaching offer: Step 1: Upload Content to YT, FB, IG, or Linkedin and pitch a free thing like an ebook, mini course, etc. Step 2: Give them the funnel link for your free thing. Example here. Step 3: On the 'Thank You' page of your funnel, invite them to your Skool community with a headline that reads something like: "Thanks for downloading _____. It will be in your inbox in 5 minutes. Don't wanna wait 5 min? Get it *here* instantly!" *This links them to your Skool community. Step 4: DM them as soon as they join your Skool community to find their main problem(s) & pitch them a free 10-15 minute call if you think you can help them. Step 5: Have that free 10-15 minute call with them to see if you can work with them and then offer them a longer call where you can go into more depth with them to show them a potential plan of action. Step 6: Have a free 60 minute call with them to show them your potential plan of action. If they like what they see, offer them your HT offer to help them implement on it. If they say "no thanks", that's fine. You can then offer them your LT membership instead. Step 7: Work with your clients to get them implementing your solutions so you can get them results ASAP to fulfill your promise while building a collection of success stories. This Ultimate Sales Flow works because it starts with you giving away something of value for free, and then finding out what someones problem is... and then showing them how to solve it... and then (only if you KNOW you can help them) offering to help them implement it for a fee.

Michael Hauge is a GOAT in Hollywood and has worked with big names like Will Smith to help them write more profitable stories. Recently I worked with him on Zoom to get help making my webinar story stronger. I never planned on releasing this private video recording (I'm not even sure I'm allowed to!) but if you comment: HOLLYWOOD below this post, I'll have it hand delivered to you via the DM's within the next 24 hours. I may have to remove though, so make sure you watch it ASAP before it's taken down. If you want to make your story stronger, this private call will give you insights you won't be able to find anywhere else on the internet... Best, Ted 'Hollywood' Carr P.S. While you wait for it to be delivered, you can watch the story he helped me make better here: https://www.contentpreneurs.net/coaching

What's your nickname? Simon Where you from? Sweden Biggest strength? Creativity Biggest weakness? Perfectionism Which content platform is your favourite? Wordpress What do you want immediate help with inside of this community? I have a succesfull website with thousands of subscribers that I’m building a community for. Right now I’m trying to improve my offer and going from improvement to new opportunity. Moving forward but it’s hard.