I've been experiencing a lot of people recently who love the concept of AI but don't actually know how to practically implement it. Honestly, I was REALLY struggling with AI going in circles for quite a while. And I still do at times! I do believe that it's the number one distraction tool of the internet today where people spend way too much time playing with AI workflows and not enough time on their business and actually doing the things that matter. However a key thing to note with AI is that it's always changing and evolving in months & weeks, not years. Great long workflows 10 months ago are irrelevant today because of the new AI models like Gemini and Claude Opus 4.5. Yet even with the models available today, I still see people using AI to generate a mess of copy... ...While also going in a complete tailspin spending hours prompting without actually getting a great result. Seeing this and also recognizing that 2026 is going to be a gamechanger for the right people that know how to adopt AI to expand and multiply their outputs, I wanted to ask a simple question: Would it be useful if I taught you how to use AI where you can just open up any chat interface without a crazy long custom prompt or anything and get a great output? So that if you did want to create a workflow for creating something like content/offers (which I would teach on this workshop) you can with ease? I'm calling this "The Anti Prompt Method" because I hate traditional complex prompting and believe it's murderous to creativity when it's often not required. So please vote below if you would attend this. Price would be stupidly low, something like $37.

Hey everyone - I'm relatively new to the group, but I'm really excited about this so I wanted to share. I just started running my first evergreen ads, and I completely changed my sales page following the template that was included as well as going through 3 Buyers a Day, and I just had my first sale! My ad has only been running for a day, so I'm not sure what will happen over the next 2 days, but so far I've spent $29 and made an $88 sale! I've tried running ads before and never did very well with it, but the information in these courses has really simplified things for me, and I'm very thankful for the help. It also has me excited about creating some other offers that I've been thinking about, so thank you so much Zac!

What to focus on if you want to scale your offer 👇

In late October I got this email out of the blue from Elliot. The best part? Me and Elliot never worked together personally. He simply installed the models, frameworks, and techniques that I shared through the various workshops and tools I've created. And this is ultimately what "Leverage Through Offers" is. Where you can productize yourself and get people results. Now, Elliot made 1.5M from these tools... ...but he also paid a lot more. Because if he bought a number of my workshops individually. He'd be paying $100 a pop for each. But for the next 24 hours you can get the complete workshop collection for a fraction of what Elliot probably paid. All the details are in the doc here. Expires tomorrow. Zac

Hey everyone — I’ve recently launched a direct-to-offer Evergreen Ads campaign (£4.99/mo micro-subscription). Optimizing for ViewContent with: - Verified domain - Pixel firing cleanly - Strong testimonial creatives - Broad Tier-1 targeting - $50/day CBO The challenge I’m facing is this: I’m getting a lot of clicks and ViewContent events (0.04 cpc), but almost no Initiate Checkouts and zero purchases. Traffic feels very low-intent, and only a tiny % of visitors click through to the checkout page. My questions for anyone who’s run direct-to-offer Evergreen campaigns: 1. Is ViewContent still the right optimisation for a micro-offer with zero purchase history?Or should I switch to something else? 2. Is it normal to see strong ViewContent numbers but very few Initiate Checkouts in the first 72 hours?(Still early learning phase.) 3. How do you tell the difference between a traffic quality issue vs an offer/sales page problem at this stage? Any insights from people who’ve scaled direct-to-offer funnels would really help — thanks! 🙏