99% of newbies say this to me. It's only the 1% who don't say this to me who end up going on to make a lot of $$. I have some clients from years ago who still don't know what to offer. Guess how much money they've made... Zip. Nada. Zero. I also have some clients from a 2 months ago who knew exactly what to sell from day 1, and now they're making 10k plus per month. So decide right now if you want to be part of the 99% or if you're going be in the 1%. Decide now and figure out "the how" later. I call this 'Offer Clarity'. And if you're ever unsure of what to offer, you need to sit down with pen and paper and figure it out. But here's the good news (I'm full of good news): There are ONLY 4 THINGS you can offer help with if you expect to make any money at all in this game. 4 things Not 5. Not 6. Not 3. Just 4. What are they? Get ready....... Write these down..... 1) Relationships (soulmate, better sex, Tinder dates, etc) 2) Wealth (save on taxes, make more per month, etc) 3) Beauty (drop fat, build muscle, etc) 4) Chronic Pain (eliminate knee, back or neck pain) As a coach/course creator, if you don't choose one of these 4 things to help people with, you're swimming upstream - against a strong current - in a thunder storm - surrounded by piranhas and hungry sharks. Note: There is only 2 exceptions this 'Law of 4' Spoiler: You're probably not an exception. Exception to the rule #1: if you're extremely sexy and willing to show it. If this is you, you can sell anything and simps will just pay you cause they love you/want to be closer to you and your private parts. Think Onlyfans. Exception to the rule #2: if you're extremely famous. When you're Oprah level famous, you can sell cans of dog shit and people will buy it cause of the celeb factor. Humans are weird like that. But since you're most likely not an exception, decide right here and now which of the 4 things you want to help people with. And just pick ONE of them for the love of god.

Black Friday is upon us and most of you still don't know what to sell. If you don't know what your offer should be, stop trying to figure it out. Instead, just decide which of the "Big 4" end results you will help someone achieve. Yes, there are only 4. They fall under these categories: 1. Relationships (get a date, fix a marriage, find your soulmate) 2. Chronic physical pain relief (neck pain, knee pain, back pain) 3. Beauty (fat loss or bigger muscles) 4. Wealth (save or make money) The last 2 are the easiest to sell for most people and are the most common among 99% of our success stories, but all 4 can work. Nothing outside of those 4 will work, tho. Drop a comment below with a 2-4 word MAX sentence that indicates which of the big 4 end result you want to help someone achieve 👇🏻 Example sentences: Find your soulmate Get dates on Tinder End backpain forever Make more money Save more money Drop 20lbs of fat Build 10lbs of muscle If you need more help with this, attend one of our weekly Offer Clarity Calls found in the calendar. You can also read this: https://www.skool.com/contentpreneurship/i-dont-know-what-to-offer?p=318ca4ee And this: https://www.skool.com/contentpreneurship/not-sure-what-to-offer-read-this-6-times?p=23407ae2

With high ticket, you should sell a 1 time purchase. With low ticket, you should sell a monthly or annual subscription. With high ticket, you don't need a lot of traffic to make a lot of money (this is why so many beginners can make such good money with high ticket even if they have no audience). With low ticket, you need a ton of traffic to make good money. With high ticket, you start every month at $0.00. With low ticket MRR, you can start every month with more and more money. With high ticket, you need to sell a "big 4" offer. With low ticket, you can sell practically anything. With high ticket, you need to get really good at phone sales. With low ticket, phone sales are not required. With high ticket, you need to keep making new sales. With low ticket subscription, you can get to a point where no new sales are required so long as you focus on retention! With high ticket, you don't need to focus on retention. With a low ticket subscription, you need to focus on retention. With high ticket, you don't need a sales page. With low ticket, you need a good sales page. What are some other differences between HT & LT? 👇

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