Hey all. I’m from the Chicago area in Illinois. I’m a pastor and digital marketing strategist. I spent 20 years in cybersecurity before getting laid off last October. So, I’m pursuing digital marketing as a way to replace that income.

There’s a lot of people out there who will claim they can help you market and sell your offers in exchange for your hard earned money, but in reality they have little or no experience in matter beyond a personal interest in the topic and you letting them hold your cash. On the other hand… There are the people who are really good at helping you market and sell your offers, but in the interest of scale, they over-price, over-productize to the point where only a few people in very specific situations will actually benefit from the offer. On the face it, that’s a good thing, but the problem is their sales people will sell to anyone with a credit card and pulse, and too many people end up paying way too much for a program that was never a good fit for them in the first place. And then there’s everything else in between. But I want to do the opposite of that here. So tell me, what frustrates you most about marketing and sales guru’s online?

****** ALL SPOTS HAVE BEEN TAKEN, THIS OFFER IS CLOSED!****** In 60 minutes, we’ll map: - The number one lead magnet you should build first (based on your offer). - The best opt-in path for your audience: threads, ads, etc... - A quick “what happens next” plan so subscribers do not just sit there. This is a working session, not a sales call. If I think I can help with next steps, I'll let you know. But you can absolutely execute on your own. And there's no pressure either way. The only catch is I'm going to record it and I would like to use your candid feedback as a testimonial. Limiting to 5 spots, and opening it up here first (before I make it available to my email list). Reply “MAP” and I’ll send the booking link + pre-call questions.

My "Notion to Threads" publisher now syndicates all my Threads content to Substack automatically. No need to login. No need to manually publish posts. No need to copy and paste some weird 3rd party scheduler. Literally no extra effort on my part (other than setting it up once). I'm excited about this because I think Substack might be a good list building opportunity for the next few years if handled correctly. Question: do you have any interest in this? Do you want to see how it's done when I get back?

I've just announced the details to the upcoming 7 day Threads writing challenge to everyone on my email list. If you're not on my email list, here's a good reason to consider joining it. If you subscribe now, you'll get the details tomorrow and hopefully there will still be some spots left. Happy writing!