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How to Level Up (And What You Unlock)
Every like your posts and comments get moves you up a level. That's it — no hoops, no gimmicks. The members who show up and add real value level up fastest, and get the most out of this room. Here's exactly what's waiting at each level: 🥊 Level 1 — Rookie (0 pts, you're already here) Full access to the community feed, the Classroom, and every live call. This is the baseline — everything below is on top of it. 🎯 Level 2 — Contender (5 pts) Unlocks: the Opening Line Swipe File — a set of pitch openers that actually get a second sentence out of a stranger. 🤝 Level 3 — Closer (20 pts) Unlocks: the Objection Vault — the responses to the five objections that kill more deals than any others. 💼 Level 4 — Dealmaker (65 pts) Unlocks: access to the monthly live Hot Seat — bring a real pitch, get it picked apart and rebuilt live, on camera, by the room. 👑 Level 5 — Power Broker (155 pts) Unlocks: a Dealmaker Spotlight feature — your win, your story, posted to the whole community, plus direct intro access to two other members working in your space. 🌧️ Level 6 — Rainmaker (515 pts) Unlocks: entry to the Inner Circle channel — a smaller, higher-signal space for the members who've proven they show up. 🏆 Level 7 — League Legend (2,015 pts) Unlocks: a direct line to me for a 1:1 strategy session on whatever deal you're trying to close. 🥇 Level 8 — Hall of Fame (8,015 pts) Permanent recognition on the community leaderboard and Hall of Fame post — this is rare air, and everyone will know it. ♾️ Level 9 — Founding Legend (33,015 pts) The top of the ladder. If you get here, you didn't just join founding — you built this place. Fastest way to move: comment on other people's posts with something useful. Every like you get back is a point. Every point moves you closer.
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How This Room Works (Read Before You Post)
Quick ground rules — short, because you're here to get better at deals, not read a handbook. Do: Post real pitches, real objections, real "I don't know how to close this." That's the whole point. Give feedback like you'd want to get it — specific, useful, no ego. Show up before you're ready. Reps beat perfection. Don't: Cold-pitch other members in DMs. That's not what this is. Do it in the open, where it's practice, not a sales attempt. Post generic motivational content with no ask. If it doesn't help someone get a rep in, it's not for this feed. Disappear after the free bonus unlocks. Founding members set the tone for everyone who joins after — make it worth copying. That's it. Everything else, you'll pick up by watching the room.
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Start Here — Welcome to The Dealmaker League
You're in. Founding member, first 100 — that matters, and we'll get to it. Here's the short version of why this room exists: everyone's got a pitch. Almost nobody gets reps in on it before it counts. This is the room where you fix that — pitching, presenting, networking, and closing, practiced with real people, before you're doing it live with a client, an investor, or a room that doesn't give second chances. Three things to do right now: 1. Introduce yourself in the thread below this one — who you are, what you're building, one deal you're trying to get better at closing. 2. Check the Classroom tab. That's where the structured stuff lives — scripts, frameworks, live session recordings. 3. Post one real thing — a pitch you're working on, a deal you're stuck on, a win from last week. Real beats polished here. One more thing: this community runs on points. Every like you get on a post or comment moves you up a level — and each level unlocks something extra. Full breakdown is pinned below. It's not busywork — it's built so the members who show up the most get the most. Glad you're here before the doors close on founding access.
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Ryan Serhant the Top Mogul Real Estate Sales in The US
**Ryan Serhant just did $6B in sales. 🤑 Here's the one line that actually matters.** Real estate mogul Ryan Serhant — the guy who's met 100+ billionaires — got asked for his best networking advice. His answer wasn't a tactic, a script, or a follow-up hack. It was this: **networking isn't about collecting contacts. It's about creating relationships.** Most people treat networking like a numbers game — more DMs, more coffee chats, more LinkedIn adds. Serhant's point cuts the other way: the people who win long-term aren't the ones with the biggest Rolodex. They're the ones who actually invested in the people in it. That's the whole game in this League. So let's put it into reps. **This week's reps:** 1. **The zero-ask check-in.** Message 3 people you haven't talked to in 3+ months. No pitch, no ask — just genuinely check in. Notice how different that feels from your usual outreach. 2. **Relationship before pitch.** In your next sales or discovery call, spend the first 5 minutes on *them* — their business, their week, their actual problem — before you say one word about what you're selling. 3. **Value-first follow-up.** Instead of "just checking in," send a follow-up with something useful attached: an article, an intro, a resource. Make the follow-up worth getting. 4. **Revive one dormant relationship. ** Pick one contact who went cold. Figure out why you let it lapse, and fix it this week. Relationships compound. Contacts don't. **Drop a comment:** which relationship have you been meaning to invest in but keep putting off? https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19L93SzxfC/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Ryan Serhant the Top Mogul Real Estate Sales in The US
Stop Automating the Relationship. Automate Everything Around It.
Hello, my new Dealmaker League Friends — 🚀 I’ve noticed 2 things are moving fast in B2B sales right now: 1) Cold outreach is getting worse — AI has flooded it with lookalike copy. 2) The average reply rate has dropped to roughly 3.43% as buyers learn to spot a generated line in about three seconds. 🤖 Meanwhile, teams pairing AI with human reps, rather than replacing them, are seeing a 41% jump in pipeline over either approach alone. 🤔 The majority of B2B small business owners and executives I coach eventually ask: “Do I even need to hire more salespeople anymore?" 📊 Here's what 2026 is actually showing us. The answer isn't fewer salespeople. It's salespeople who've stopped doing what AI already does better — < research, list-building, first drafts — and then spending that time on what only a human can do: < read the room, hold the price, earn the trust that closes the deal. The winners aren't automating the relationship. They're automating everything around it, so they have more time for the relationship itself. If you're currently leading a sales team in St. Louis: what's one task on your Sales rep's plate today that AI should already own? 🗨️ I would love your genuine feedback⬇️
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Stop Automating the Relationship. Automate Everything Around It.
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