If you have Internet access, you may have heard of some random dude called Patrick Bet-David. Not so well known, right? Complete stranger.… He’s only interviewed the most influential people on this Earth, and made MILLIONS helping other business owners reach their next level of success with bulletproof strategies that work even during a recession.… He’s interviewed people like Mike Tyson, Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O’Neal, Robert Kiyosaki, Andrew Tate, and so on… So, it’s safe to say that Patrick Bet-David knows what he’s doing when it comes to creating content AND sales. Yet, having a BIG NAME doesn’t guarantee success with a cold traffic audience. Yes, it does help. Don’t get me wrong.… But the reality is, even if someone has ‘heard of you’, that’s rarely enough to push people to buy… …Especially when it comes to a LIVE Event. And that’s the topic for today’s email. See, it all began last year after the last event (The Vault Conference), when one of my friends introduced me to Patrick Bet-David’s COO & Marketing Manager. At that time, they didn’t have much advertising running at all, and so I sent them a few strategies they could implement for their offers immediately. To be honest, I wasn’t expecting what was about to happen… I’ve been in this game long enough to know that these sales cycles for WHALE clients take months and months to work and close… …But after I sent those strategies (actual tactical advice), one thing led to another, and I actually ended up shaking hands with PBD for the first time at a UFC fight in Miami But that wouldn’t be the last time, because it only took a few months until his team partnered with Adspend to start working on his 2023 edition for The Vault Conference, taking place this August 30th - September 2nd, 2023 in Miami, FL.And this is massive… …Not only because Patrick Bet-David is one of the most well-known faces RIGHT NOW… …But because we had another invaluable chance to prove Adspend only works with the best of the best, and that we can deliver amazing results even if things don’t start off on the right foot.