Skool Ads Challenge Bonus Call:
Here are the 10 big ideas with more accurate timestamps for a 56-minute call: 1. Five-Day Step Brothers Ads Challenge Launch (0:00-7:30) Announcing the free 5-day ads challenge launching Monday, Step Brothers-themed, designed to help people laugh, learn, and actually launch their first ad to get leads into Skool. 2. Personal Ads Journey: $5K to $86K in 7 Months (7:30-14:00) Story of being forced into ads after Facebook shutdown, going from $5K/month doing organic to $86K/month within 7-8 months by mastering paid traffic and creating predictable lead generation. 3. Ads Are 10X Simpler Now Because of AI (14:00-20:00) Running ads has never been easier. AI handles targeting—you just target the world and let Meta's AI find the right people based on your creative messaging. No manual targeting needed. 4. Make Your Business Fun, Not Just Disciplined (20:00-23:30) Alexander's Ted Carr story: You don't need discipline if you make everything so good you can't stop doing it. Business should feel exciting and fun, not like a grind. 5. Launch Imperfectly: Done > Perfect (23:30-28:00) The challenge took 2 weeks to create and isn't perfect, but it delivers on the promise. Permission to launch without perfection—iteration happens after you start. 6. Challenge Structure: 5 Days to Launch (28:00-35:00) Day 1: Avatar/buying persona clarity. Day 2: Write ad script. Day 3: Film and edit (10 mins). Day 4: Launch in Meta. Day 5: Celebrate (Catalina Wine Mixer). All AI-leveraged, 10-minute daily actions. 7. Backpack: Secret Sauce Software (35:00-43:00) White-label GoHighLevel customized for Skool users. Includes email/SMS, funnels, automations, AI bot (Dr. Nacho), and proven strategies. Worth $500/month but included free with $100/month premium membership. 8. Ron's Coaching: Avatar-to-Offer Alignment (43:00-49:00) Key insight: If your ads say "start a Skool," you'll only attract beginners who can't afford high-ticket. Create different ads targeting established experts ("Give me 2 days, I'll build your entire Skool system") to attract higher-paying clients.