Hi! I took a break from this and now I want to start doing live videos on facebook using the Perfect Webinar. I remember a guy named Eric in the presentation talking about how to do it using the perfect webinar but now I can’t find it. Does anyone know what I am talking about and where to find it? I would really appreciate it!!

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Most People Will Use Skool Reviews Wrong. 🔥 Skool just added Reviews. Most people will see another testimonial feature. I think it’s much bigger than that. Because the real opportunity isn’t collecting reviews. It’s placing proof inside the customer journey. Think about the loop: Someone joins → gets a win → leaves a review → the next person sees that proof → trust goes up → friction goes down. That creates what I’d call a Proof Loop: RESULT → REVIEW → TRUST → CONVERSION And the key is timing. Don’t randomly ask people for reviews. Ask after: → A quick win → Completing a challenge → Implementing something successfully → A breakthrough → A measurable result Right result. Right moment. Capture the proof. Because a testimonial sitting in a folder is marketing material. A review sitting where someone is deciding whether to join is a conversion asset. That’s why I think this small Skool update could have a much bigger impact than it first appears. The better question isn’t: “How do I get more reviews?” It’s: “Where in my customer journey should I create the moment that earns one?” 👀

It’s easy to get caught up in trying to “get more clients.” That question is everywhere: “How do I attract more leads?” “How do I close more sales?” “How do I make people choose me?” But here’s the real shift that changes everything: Stop chasing more. Start aiming deeper. Clients pay based on the value of the problem you solve. If you’re solving surface-level problems—like “get more likes,” “make it look pretty,” or “write captions”—you’ll always be treated like a commodity. Easily replaceable. Easily undervalued. But when you shift to solving critical business problems—like increasing conversion rates, fixing abandoned cart issues, increasing retention, boosting LTV (lifetime value), reducing customer acquisition costs—suddenly, you become essential. You move from being seen as “helpful” to being “profitable.” And profitable partners get paid well. I’ve learned this first-hand working across multiple business setups—once I focused on solving core issues (not just tasks), the conversations and outcomes changed. ✅ If you’re not sure what deeper problems your audience is facing—or what your current offer is truly solving—I’d be happy to take a look and give a free breakdown. Just drop what you’re working on or struggling with below. Let’s fix the real bottlenecks.

If you missed the break out workshop from @Eric Thayne …you missed out on some simple yet awesome nuggets. Now I won’t steel his thunder, but I’ll give you some highlights. Cool? Eric spoke about his Creator Funnel and his 1-1-1 approach. He got real about his REELs that he made everyday for over a year. He shared that in the beginning he lost a lot of followers, but after a while he gained the same amount as he was losing each day, and then something amazing happened. His followers jumped and jumped and continue to jump higher and higher. What happened? His voice, his personality, and his content spoke to the right people who wanted to learn more. And his consistency paid off. Here are my take aways from his break out session: 1️⃣ use the 60 second webinar and make content everyday. 2️⃣ drive the content to your email newsletter 3️⃣ drive those interested to your funnel for a workshop or webinar. 4️⃣ make the offer there 5️⃣ deliver value and repeat the sequence Here’s the cool part. Not a dime in paid ads. All revenue gained organically. Check out his content to learn more about his 1-1-1 approach. If you’re looking to use this approach reach out to Eric and jump your business. The more I watch awesome videos like Eric’s I remind myself it’s not about complexity. It’s about simplicity done consistently with purpose that gains traction. Things that are too complex are doomed to fail. When you look at anything successful entrepreneurs are doing, it’s the simple stuff done consistently and exceptionally well. Happy Sunday! Go follow @Eric Thayne