You're not in here to ask questions without having an understanding of basic concepts first. That is what the classroom is for This is what you need to do to get a reply from me or one of the coaches in here: 1. Go through the material in the classroom section - ALL OF IT 2. Make notes and implement everything that you learn. 3. After that implementation, if you have any confusion or you want feedback on your strategy, YOU ASK because that's when you'll have the right questions to ask. If that makes sense to you, this community will prove to be a goldmine for you. Otherwise, if you're looking to ask basic questions without learning anything first, you will unfortunately not make it because you lack the basic IQ required to do anything out of the ordinary. I'll be removing the level restriction for Chat & DMs. However, if I see anyone introducing themselves, or asking questions without going through the classroom section first, their posts will be REMOVED, and after 3 removals they will be banned. I'm adding coaches in here with expertise on different subject matters - Respect their time and ask the RIGHT questions.

We’re thrilled to have you here! To help us all connect and build meaningful relationships, we’d love for you to take a moment to introduce yourself. Here’s how: Your Introduction Task: ➡️ Introduce Yourself: ➡️ Share Your Hobbies and Interests: ➡️ Your Goals: ➡️ Engage with Others: Example Post: “Hi everyone! I’m [Your Name], and I’m from [Your Location]. I currently work as a [Your Field/Role], and I’m passionate about [Your Passion/Interest]. In my free time, I love [Your Hobbies], and I’m always looking for new ways to [Your Goal]. My goal in joining this community is to [Your Goal], and I’m excited to connect with all of you! I’m looking forward to getting to know you all - let’s grow together!” Why This Matters: - Build Connections: Sharing about yourself helps others get to know you and find common ground. - Foster Engagement: Commenting on others’ posts creates a supportive and interactive community. - Start Relationships: These small interactions can lead to lasting connections and collaborations. We can’t wait to learn more about you and see the amazing conversations that unfold. Let’s make this community a place where everyone feels welcome and supported!

Here are 17 different ways to get clients. 1. Cold Email at Volume Not 100 emails. 1,000+ per day. With clean data and a direct offer. This still works. 2. YouTube with Lead Magnets Make videos that solve problems, rank them for search terms, and link a lead magnet below. Free leads forever. 3. Paid Ads to a VSL Funnel Film a simple selfie ad with an intriguing hook and value proposition clearly starting your offer. Build a simple page with a VSL on it. Send cold traffic and book calls while you sleep. 4. Cold DMs (with context) Generate an in-depth and actually researched proposal of what you could do for somebody. Be very specific & in depth. 5. Free Mini Audit Offer a free teardown of their ads/site/funnel. Show gaps. Then sell the fix. 6. Dream 100 + Free Work Identify 100 “whale” clients. Create a personalized asset for each. Send it to them on every platform until you get a response. 7. Create a Swipe File Bundle your best ads, emails, sales pages, whatever. Give it away in exchange for leads. 8. Run a Challenge Teach one outcome live. Build authority. Pitch your offer at the end. 9. Run a Referral Contest Reward clients (or even followers) for sending you leads. Make the incentives sufficiently high to actually get people to do it. 10. Go Hard on Twitter/X Build a following by dropping actually useful & insightful content daily. This is literally what turning cold traffic to warm is. 11. DM New Followers But do it to build actual relationships. You probably need to know more people. 12. Host a Webinar Spin up a quick 1 hour class that gives a ton of value & explains how to get a result. Pitch offer that accelerates them getting that result. 13. Build a $17 Offer Sell a mini product that solves ONE pain point. Gets buyers on your list. Upsell them other stuff. 14. Cross-Sell Existing Clients They already trust you. Offer them either additional services or expansions that improve results or reduce effort. Do it on your next client check-in call.