I was walking a client through how to set up a workflow inside ClickFunnels today… And it reminded me of something really important. Most people don’t struggle because they can’t learn this stuff… They struggle because no one ever shows them how the pieces connect. Like… Someone opts into your funnel… Then what? Do they get an email? Do they hear from you again? Or do they just disappear? That one gap right there is where most people lose momentum. Because it’s not about getting attention… It’s about what happens AFTER. Once you understand that, everything starts to feel simpler. Let me ask you a question … 👉 What’s the hardest part for you when it comes to email follow-up — writing it, setting it up, or knowing what to say? I would love to hear your input. #BlackGirlsHackFunnels2

Your competitor changed their offer last Tuesday. New headline. Revised price point. Added a guarantee you didn't know about. You have no idea. Because the last time you looked at their funnel was six months ago when you did your research. You modeled what you saw, built your version, launched it. Good process. Smart move. But their funnel didn't stop evolving the day you stopped watching it. This is the problem with funnel hacking as a one-time event. It's a snapshot. A photograph of a moving target. The moment you capture it, it starts going stale. Here's something most funnel builders don't know.. The enterprise world solved this problem years ago. There's an entire software category called competitive intelligence -- and it's a $5 billion industry growing at 15% per year. Companies like Crayon, Semrush, and Similarweb exist entirely to watch competitors continuously and alert you when something changes. When a competitor updates their pricing page, changes their headline, adds a new product, or shifts their messaging -- you get notified. Fortune 500 companies pay serious money for this. Because they know that competitive intelligence done once is competitive intelligence that's already wrong. The funnel hacking community is doing the manual version of a discipline that enterprises have automated entirely. The good news is you don't need enterprise tools or enterprise budgets to apply the same thinking. At minimum.. set a calendar reminder to revisit your top two or three competitors every 30 days. Go through their funnel the way you did the first time. Screenshot what changed. Note what they're testing. Better.. use a tool to watch specific competitor pages and email you when the content changes. Not perfect but surprisingly useful. The point isn't to copy. It's to stay alert. To know when the market is shifting before your numbers tell you it already did. Your competitor is watching their metrics every day and adjusting. The question is whether you're watching them.

What's up, ClickFunnels family! Today is officially Day Zero. I'm committing to a 100-day sprint — March 22 to June 30 — to cross the finish line and earn the Two Comma Club award from a standing start. New offer. New channel. Zero head start. I'm throwing total transparency into this. A brand-new YouTube channel launched today. Every day for 100 days I'll be dropping content documenting the exact build — the funnels, the numbers, the ugly days, and every dollar earned or lost along the way. In a few days I'm heading to Boise to get in the room with Russell, Todd, and all of you attending the Mastermind. The timing isn't a coincidence. Everything I absorb in that room goes directly into this sprint. The vision: cross $1M and celebrate it together at Bootstrapped this summer. Day Zero video is live now. I'd love your accountability and your feedback. If you're on a sprint of your own — drop it below. Let's push each other across the finish line. Let's go build. 🚀

@Ilana Golan earned their Prime Mover Award by hosting a powerful combination of a live event and challenge - both rooted in the 1-to-Many methods taught inside Prime Mover. With strategic delivery, clear messaging, and a high-converting offer, they earned back their investment in a major way. This milestone is proof that when you pair thoughtful structure with inspired action, big things happen. They didn’t just follow a framework - they built serious momentum. 🏆 Apply for the Prime Mover Award here: https://forms.gle/ThPJuZAPDXbQthsX7 Every approved winner gets a free digital award, and you’ll have the option to request a physical version after approval. Let’s go!

I feel overwelm. but I think I do have a roadmap (whitch I did not have before). Start with the offer, the webinar, and then worry about traffic. Traffic is the source of my nightmares hehehe Whats the best strategy in your experience?