Truth bomb: The success of your next launch has very little to do with what you do during the actual 6 days of enrollment being open (shocking, I know). It has EVERYTHING to do with what you've been doing the 6 months, and especially the 6 weeks, leading up to your launch. BOOM 🤯 People don't understand this, and then they wonder why their launch didn't meet their goals. If you want your fall course or program launch to be the best ever - the ramp up with strategically designed pre-launch content starts NOW (like now, now). In my $500k+ course launch debrief, I talk about how impactful the 6-week pre-launch phase was in creating so many sales. (You can listen to ​Part 0 on the public podcast here​, and Part 1 - Part 5 with the full breakdown of revenue, ROAS, and more is available inside the​ Launch Debrief Collection​). In fact, I'm helping most of my 1:1 clients with their pre-launch content for fall launches this week. These are 7-figure business owners...they know how crucial the 6-8 weeks of pre-launch content is to the success of their launch this fall. ➡️ This is why we have an entire training + template pack specifically for Pre-Launch Content in ​Content Machine​ - get instant access and save $100 off TODAY! This Pre-Launch Content module + templates, along with the Champagne Clients framework (included in Content Machine) and all the other powerful content templates will give you everything you need to have people asking you "how can I sign up??" before enrollment even opens! Get instant access to ​Content Machine​ here! When you have a strong pre-launch content strategy, it does so much of the heavy lifting for you. By the time you actually go to open up the doors to your launch, people are already "sold" on your offer and ready to enroll! (This is one way we create that rush of sales on Day 1 of any launch!)

Hi there, I finished Champagne Clients and have a couple of questions. I would really appreciate any thoughts you could share!🙏 I am a certified holistic nutrition coach (and a mindfulness coach in training). I want to help high-achieving women in stressful jobs who primarily struggle with loss of energy, digestive issues (like bloating, etc.), and difficulty concentrating. Secondly, I aim to address other health issues like susceptibility to infections due to stress hormones. BTW, I live in Germany and want to do this only in German, so sorry if some grammar is wrong😇 1. Question: I figure you boss babes are maybe kind of my Champagne Client🥂. Are these issues you experience yourself? They were and are problems I experienced over the last few years with a highly stressful 50-hour/week fulltime job and building a side hustle. But maybe I am missing some point? If you can resonate: What is a problem you have not been able to solve on your own or is challenging for you? 2. Question: I thought of a micro 5-day program as a freebie and wonder if that is too much and too long? I took a German online course, and they said that a freebie should always be super easy, like a PDF or checklist. The program would focus on getting the behavior started to drink more water by sending daily emails for 5 days. The freebie would also give a handful of recipes and one anti-stress exercise. My goal is that my dream client can really have some form of transformation and see how I work (my bigger program is not yet developed but will focus on getting more energy and calming stress hormones through nutrition and nervous system-calming exercises). But at the same time I Do not want to overwhealm them.... 💜Thank you so much for your time, and I would greatly appreciate your help!🤗

YOU ARE SPENDING TOO MUCH TIME CREATING FREE CONTENT. There, I said it. Creating + publishing content regularly is a piece of the puzzle when it comes to making consistent, evergreen sales of your courses and programs 💵 But it's only one piece... Outlining, creating, publishing and repurposing your content should NOT take you hours and hours every week. You should never be staring at a blank page. You should be able to get your podcasts, emails, and posts out quickly! You need to simply and systemize. Which is exactly what I did last year when I overhauled my complex content process to a simplified and streamlined system that me and my one-person team can execute quickly every week. I give you EVERYTHING to create + publish content designed to sell more courses in ​Content Machine​! ... and people are LOVING IT. Here's what I do now to quickly publish content that SELLS my courses around the clock: ➡️ STEP 1: Go into my content bank of 500+ high-converting content ideas, all neatly organized in one place. I choose ONE theme that I'm inspired by. Yes, I give you the content bank Airtable base in ​Content Machine​ so you can plug-and-play (see screenshot attached). ➡️ STEP 2: Outline ONE piece of content per week in my pre-filled template doc. This ONE outline becomes the foundation of my podcast, livestream, video, email, blog post, and social media content. So easy. Of course we give you this template doc in Content Machine! (see screenshot attached). ➡️ STEP 3: I record that one piece of content while multi-tasking (aka, I record the podcast + video from the outline with just my webcam + mic - NO EDITING!!). I recently added in live-streaming while I record the podcast episode, which is optional but has been fun! ➡️ STEP 4: We repurpose that one piece of content everywhere: upload the audio to our podcast platform, upload the video to this community as a post (like this!!) publish the typed up outline as a blog post, send the outline as an email, and share the same piece of content all week on social media with a few different hooks.

my name is Richard and I'm currently working on creating an agency but I'm currently doing yt automation to start. my goal with yt automation is to make my first 10k online so far I've made $0 doing other businesses like copywriting, dropshipping, etc . Im excited to get started .

I'm interested to know your thoughts on imposter syndrome and when in fact it is actually the reality of the situation? For example, when I first started online, I labelled myself as a coach. I drank the Kool aid about you don't need to be a trained coach to make money as a coach. I limped along for a while but then moved over into Va work then eventually copywriting. I had imposter syndrome then, but I think it was actually the reality of the situation - I was in no position to coach anyone. When do you know if the feelings/resistance you have aren't just YOU feeling not good enough, vs actually not having the right skills or experience to do the thing?