Hey guys! Hope you're all making money swiftly, I'll keep this concise to save you guys time but essentially: - I've made a free charisma community (lead magnet) - made a free mini course in their (w/ call to action at the end for a 1-on-1 free call) - I'll do a couple of free calls then charge for a paid 1-on-1 - Am making youtube content to get traffic But here's the problem... Kirby said to never sell anything under $500 correct? But what about 13-17 year olds? I'm also not sure the pain is strong enough for the 13-17 year old to buy something high ticket (unless I'm cracked at copywriting and articulating their problems of course) I don't have experience with this as I haven't presented any 13-17 year olds with an offer yet, but anyone with any experience with this audience age and think otherwise? any ideas? Cheers guys.

Hello, this is advice for a specific group of people. Mainly: - People with an already established audience on social media - People that don't know what exactly they should sell to their audience I'll show you an approach to how you can find out what people actually want to buy, how you can help your audience, and find out your offer. Even if you don't have an existing audience, you can use this strategy to book your first call in the next few days and even make your first sale! It's EXACTLY what I'm doing right now and how I made my first $250. So watch this video, I'll explain everything: https://www.loom.com/share/c3847c9fd28245c1a1a47fef2f927a78?sid=feada5a0-27a9-49e0-97f8-0e7178c7c84d Google Doc for the script/strategy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/18-QTK_Twizix4aP7V2iL8TJ9wOB7289WXKKKaUpVmho/edit?usp=sharing

Andrew Kirby told us to solve a specific problem, make specific content, make a product that solves that specific problem. But doesn't that go against the advice of "Escape competition through authenticity?" or "You're are the niche?" Long ago I remember everyone preaching that. And now everyone preaches niching down? Apologies if I'm not seeing things clearly but isn't this contradictory?

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