Right. Up to now there were two things in here. Stage 1: the 6 Week Client Sprint. Stage 2: the S.C.A.L.E. system. Which I sold for $1,497 a year. That was it. No courses. One big system, one big price, and most people only needed one piece of it. Like selling someone the whole toolbox when they came in for a screwdriver. So I took it apart. The S.C.A.L.E. system is now split into its separate pieces. Each one's been rewritten and made properly better. More prompts, more booklets, more playbooks, and it finally looks like someone designed it on purpose. And the lot is $9. Not $1,497 up front. $9. Here's what's in there now. FREE, for everyone: 👉 Your First Conversations This Week. No connections, no warm leads, no list. Cold to actual conversations in the next couple of days. Start here. Inside Premium: 👉 The Icebreaker Suite 👉 The Sniper Approach (cold outreach, 30 to 50 researched people, no pitch in message one) 👉 Calls on Tap 👉 The 24-Hour Fun Auction 👉 Destroy a Bill 👉 Never Drop a Lead (the follow-up system, so "maybe later" never goes cold) Plus what was already there: the 6 Week Client Sprint, the full S.C.A.L.E. system, the prompt library and the GoHighLevel set-up. Two honest things. Every one of these works on its own. You don't need the software. You can run every piece by hand. And it's still a system you run, not one I run for you. $9 doesn't make it passive. It makes it affordable. One ask. Comment the ONE thing you're stuck on right now. A sentence will do. I'll reply to every comment and tell you which piece to open first. It's also the fastest way for me to find out what I still haven't fixed. (Not stuck? Cracking. Go and open Your First Conversations This Week and send one.) Jack :) P.S. $9 a month for all of it. One click to start, one to stop, and I won't send you an email asking why. If you've been eyeing the $1,497 version for a year, this is the same system, taken apart so you can pick up the screwdriver.

When I ran my last sprint Loads of the attendees struggles with this one thing - "what do I actually SAY to a stranger?" So here's the exact shape of message one. Bookmark it. This is the bit between Find and Connect. You've got the name. Now you need a reply. It's five steps and none of them are clever. That's rather the point. Before you start: you don't need a list of 300. You need three people and a reason to message each one. Here it is: STEP 1: Find the symptom before you type a word If you can't see a symptom, don't message them. Yet. A symptom is the thing they'd say out loud at 11:30pm. "Referrals have gone quiet." "Forty signups, two active." "The phone hasn't rung since Tuesday." Where to look: - Their last three posts (what they keep circling back to) - Their website's offer page (what they're trying to sell this quarter) - A "we're hiring" post, a new job title, a launch that went quiet - A review that praises the thing they do well, and says nothing about the thing they don't QUICK TIP: paste their last three posts into Claude or ChatGPT and ask "what's this person worried about?" It's decent at reading between the lines. It's rubbish at writing the message. That bit's still you. STEP 2: Write the first line about them, not you One sentence. Something you noticed. In their words where you can. The test: could you send this exact line to anyone else? If yes, delete it. "Love what you're doing" fails the test. So does "I help businesses like yours". STEP 3: Ask one easy question Yes or no. Or a one-word answer. Something they can reply to from the school car park with one thumb. Not "would you be open to a chat?" That's a question about you. "Is the gap behind those two clients something you're filling, or do referrals usually cover it?" That's a question about them. STEP 4: Leave the offer out. Completely. Message one has one job: a reply. Not a call. Not a sale. Not a link. A reply. If there's a link in message one, it's a pitch with a hat on. Take the hat off.

Hi all, after doing a couple of weeks of the LinkedIn sprint, it makes sense to use automation so I can get on more coffee dates and close more. Can't wait to share my wins with the group.

First post of many to come! Thanks @Jack Goddard for making this group!