Most people chase YouTube views. But views don’t pay the bills. Clients do. I turned a single YouTube video into multiple high-ticket clients, without going viral. Here’s the full story + playbook 🧵

Imagine not trying to design your ideal life.

It doesn't matter who you are, it matters that you own the narrative: > You're not small; you're boutique > You don't lack technology; you provide a personal service > You're not winging it; you're agile Language can be the life and death of a business.

How I grew my audience from 1k → 17k in less than a year 🧵 No hacks. No paid ads. Just simple systems anyone can use. Here’s exactly what worked 👇

Most offers don’t fail because the product is bad. They fail because the offer isn’t clear or compelling. Here are 6 steps to make any offer irresistible 1️⃣ Define your ICP 2️⃣ Nail your core promise 3️⃣ Paint the pain + dream outcome 4️⃣ Stack value with bonuses 5️⃣ Create

Multiple videos hitting 60K+ views 📈 All AI. Zero camera time. This is what happens when you stop filming and start automating.

The last 5 years turned social into fast food. Tastes good. Empty after. Hurts if you live on it. I’m not “delete your apps and move to a cabin.” I’m “use the machine without letting it use you.” The model I use now has 3 levels of creators: • Level 1: Trend Jackers • Level

Last year I was just a broke video editor. I thought my first $300 client would change everything. He paid me $150 upfront… and then a week later told me he didn’t want to work with me anymore. That moment crushed me. I questioned myself, wondered if I should even keep going.

Take 1 hour, yes just 1 hour and meal prep for the week. It doenst need to be anything fancy - just give yourself some control in a world where most things you cannot

spend less on infra, more on data+warm callers. That's the move imo. Infra is super cheap, not many people realise how cheap it is. Google for $1.50, outlook for 5 cents, private infra for $0.01. Spend less on that, more on quality data and callers to call up your PRs.

Someone spent $47k and 18 months building an “AI startup.” It failed. Why? They chased hype, not real problems. Here’s the real playbook for using AI with purpose 👇

deleted: sales scripts follow up templates cringe LinkedIn posts replace with: pure automation result: more meetings than ever sometimes the systems equals ≈ more money

CEO just fired their $10K/month agency they posted content for 6 months got 1000 followers zero sales calls showed him our system: • 2 strategic posts weekly • targeted outreach sequence • conversion-focused profile first month: 23 calls booked content without strategy is

most LinkedIn 'experts' have never booked a client through LinkedIn they make money teaching LinkedIn not using LinkedIn rather do it with someone with: • 978 followers + $300K revenue than • 50K followers + $5K revenue or probably 0 results > clout

Everyone talks about paid ads. Nobody talks about SMS flows bringing in $38K+ with under $300 spend. This abandoned checkout flow did exactly that. 605 conversions. 130x ROI. Retention is your highest-margin channel.

🚨 Google Ads Reality for Local Businesses 🚨 Your Google Ads costs aren't just "feeling higher." They ARE higher. After analyzing 17,000+ campaigns, here's what local businesses need to know 🧵:

Most Google Ads "experts" are still doing keyword research like it's 2015. Here's what works now for campaign and ad group structure 🧵:

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Every SaaS company should have a drop off email sequence walking new users to the aha moment. User takes the first step, but not the second? Email with tutorial gets sent