Hey everybody, I just watched this video that talks about lifetime deals, and I was thinking how this would also applies to our Skool communities. I might actually use these insights in the future (after I test out and see how the subscription model works). ➡️ Here's the summary: "I Made +$160K Selling SaaS Lifetime Deals" ⚫ The Bold Move That Changed Everything A SaaS founder broke the conventional wisdom by offering lifetime deals (LTDs) for his products, resulting in a 56% increase in revenue despite widespread warnings from other founders that this approach is "unsustainable" and "a race to the bottom." ⚫ The Success Story Founders Deck Bundle: A lifetime offer providing access to 4 SaaS tools (social media, AI support, link tracking, and graphics design) plus 2 future tools for a one-time payment of $799. ⚫ Results so far: - ~230 buyers - $160,000+ in total revenue - Net positive impact on subscriber base (+5 new subscribers) Previous Experience with Lifetime Deals - Feed Hive on AppSumo (2022): Top 5 bestselling product, $300,000+ revenue, 5,000+ lifetime users - Link Drip pre-sales: Many users still active 3 years later - Extensive data and insights from thousands of lifetime deal customers ⚫ Common Objections Debunked Myth 1: "Lifetime users never churn" Reality: Lifetime users DO churn for the same reasons as subscribers: - Business closure - Outgrowing the solution - Switching to agencies with different tools - Moving to new solutions Key insight: When accounting for "Jonathan users" (buyers who never actually use the product), lifetime users often churn faster than subscribers. Myth 2: "It's financially unsustainable" Reality: With proper pricing, it takes 37 years before Founders Deck users would become net negative investments. Myth 3: "It will destroy your subscriber base" Reality: Only 4.5% of Founders Deck buyers were existing subscribers, and the campaign actually netted +5 new subscribers overall.

I can't help but think of this quote by a Polish composer, writer and politician Stefan Kisielewski: "Socialism is a system which bravely fights problems that are not known in any other system" I think this version would also work: "Technology is a system which bravely fights problems that are not known in any other system" 🤪 I'm not saying technology is evil. Just saying that sometimes it is 🤪 😂 What do you think?

I started to hate them 😂 They're especially annoying when you visit the same community a couple of times a day, and you have to scroll past those same post every time. I think I'll get rid of my pinned post soon...

Hey everyone, what’s happening? My name is Jason and I’m super excited to be in this awesome community that Marcin has built. Right now I’m in the middle of one of the biggest changes of my life… I’ve been in the tech world for the last 25 years, making nice money, but slowly becoming less interested in the work over the last few years. So it’s time for a change… I’ve had a fascination for sales and marketing for a long time. And have been working directly with some of the biggest names in the industry for the past 9 months. Since I’m still somewhat of a noob, I’m going to make an offer to the coaches here in our community that you wouldn’t likely see anywhere else… I’m looking to help 1 or 2 coaches enroll 3-5 students for a weekend event, with zero upfront fees. With the coaches banking 10-20K in the process. They wouldn’t lift a finger to do it though. I’ll write all the copy. Generate all the leads. And close all the sales for them. I just hand over the shiny new clients. And they only pay me after they get paid. Wanna chat about one of the two spots I’ve got? Drop a comment down below and I’ll get back to you ASAP.

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