Has anyone ever seen this? I only chatted with 5 people in the past week and 4 of them reached out to me and 1 I was already in mid convo with? @Evan DeVries I wanted to send you a message about SmartLead.ai but I'll just email you! Silly Skool!

I've been in a lot of communities. When I say a lot, I mean a lottttt. Even in my first month here, this very well could be my favorite community ever. And it's not because of the classroom or the courses (though those are great). It's the people. I've already jumped on calls, started mapping out potential deals, and built more real relationships in my first month here than in all the other communities I've been a part of combined. The caliber of people in this group is different. Everyone I've connected with behind the scenes has been sharp, generous, and actually doing things worth talking about. If you're not building relationships in here, what are you waiting on?!

I don't know about you, but seems like this is the best time alive to own communities and media. Been seeing a ton of media being scooped up lately. OpenAI just bought an industry podcast for a couple hundred million dollars. and now Hubspot just bought a youtube channel. see pic And that's the "enterprise value" cherry on top. Not mentioning the passive income that can be generated all along the way to a potential big sale. :)

@Travis Sago this is our pre-auction post for the guys that get lots of leads with just one piece of content and ads. We looked at their current offer page - I'll DM it to you- and figured that the auction can't just be a faster version of what they're already selling. They've already got "Content built in 24 hours, ads launched, calls within 48 hours" on their website. So we went a different direction. Instead of leading with the mechanism or the leads, we're pulling on identity and reputation. The idea is "disappear from social media and still have clients banging down your door." Become the person in your industry nobody can figure out. Quietly booked solid while everyone else is grinding out content. Are we on the right track making it feel like a completely different thing from their current offer? Or are we overthinking it and should the auction just try to sexy up their already sexy thing they sell? Here's the post: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1L5rBitPqUlSJgI2WKFowER9lnyHw4zBNSw4xhTv7QwY/edit?usp=sharing

Quick question for you guys: So a little bit of background. I was inspired by Mr. A and also other tools that are kind of like "Creators in your pocket" type of thing powered by AI. I created my own platform where you basically load all your knowledge, meaning all the course content, all the Loom videos, all the coaching calls, and so on and so forth, and from there, you can have students query the course contents. You can also create separate agents, where each agent can help the student with one framework. So for example, how to write a GDoc or a T3 or any framework you give it. My question is, what kind of Ronin play can be done here? As I'm a service provider type mentality, I was thinking of a setup fee and then monthly ongoing fee for the platform, knowing that I pay for the API cost for the LLM, but I was thinking I could do something else that is a bit more Ronin where I do the install for either no cost or like a very low cost, and then we split the cost on the subscription that the creator does. So that's one of my questions for you. Any idea? Thanks.