I've been observing a lot of similar questions in the group lately around traffic and conversions a lot of "how" and "what" based questions - how can I get more traffic - how can I get better traffic - what platforms should I be marketing on - what ads or organic content should I do - what's everybody else doing for XYZ - how can I increase about page conversions ... etc and what's consistent between them all is this feeling of confusion and overwhelm I get that I used to look at everything and go climb back under the covers on my bed and cry there are SO MANY OPTIONS available to us so many tools for getting traffic, driving traffic, and converting that traffic SIDE NOTE: if you ever ask "what works" here's the secret sauce - they ALL work - the solution is to take action to find what works for you instead of seeking external advice from people who don't know your specific situation or context - only you know you - look to others that were in a situation similar to yours or have done what you want to do so you can model it and make it uniquely your own - success leaves clues the reality of traffic and conversions is they're actually really simple Alex does a fucking world-class job at communicating and showing this in his educational content we overcomplicate it though due to the thoughts, assumptions, and beliefs we bring to the table over the last 11 years I've learned a few things about myself - one of which is I'm really fucking good at seeing patterns and breaking complex systems down into simple, easy to understand steps it's helped me write copy, market, advertise, and create strategies for some well established companies I've written content for Aubrey Marcus, worked with the Barbell Shrugged Podcast guys, built alongside one of Wim Hof's top students and practitioners, written ads for Craig Ballantyne, created for Kerwin Rae - and more if you're looking at your traffic and conversions and feel even ONE PERCENT of confusion, complexity, or overwhelm I'm going to break it down into simple steps for you

Team, I've come from the high ticket world where VSL's are integral to generating sales calls. I'm putting together an about page video for my new community and wondered if a Direct VSL is the best approach for conversion or if there is a more laid back approach/something that is working better for you?

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I used to only sell high ticket (HT) using the classic Ad --> Webinar --> Call method. I was making $50,000 - $100,000/month, but I was stressed AF because of the huge fluctuations and never ending issues with ads. Then my ad account got shut down (yay!) so I tried an experiment and turned it into a low ticket, monthly recurring revenue (LT MRR) offer and blasted it to my email list which I had grown from the ads. With my new LT MRR offer, I was making A LOT less per month ($10,000/month) but I was actually happier because it was consistent. Gone were the days of feeling like every sale I made could be my last... with hundreds of people paying me monthly, I felt financially secure for the first time in my life. And then I discovered Skool... With Skool I learned how to get the best of both the LT MRR + the HT worlds... Now I'm making LT MRR + HT sales daily, and I'm bringing in $50,000+/month with no ads using a very simple flow that ANYONE can replicate if they wish. I've outlined everything you need to know in the video below. Hope this helps, Ted ❤️ P.S. If you want 1 on 1 help (at no charge) setting up your Skool community just like I've done, send me a DM here with the word "SKOOL" & I'll set yours up with you for free so it's fully optimized & set up just like mine. I've already helped 70+ people on Skool set up their communities, and I'd love to help set up yours, too! The catch? You just gotta use my affiliate link

We made $50,000 last month using 2 Skool communities but... Do YOU need 2 communities? Maybe not. Let's find out: I just made a video going into depth on why we decided to use 2 communities, and why it makes sense for us from a profit perspective using our client acquisition method, however... Every business is unique... So you should ask yourself: • Am I using appointment setters? If so, 2 communities might be best. • Do I want to treat my prospects differently than my paying clients? If so, 2 communities might be best. • Am I okay with mixing paying members and free members together? If so, 1 community may be fine for you. Watch the vid below for more info to help you decide if 1 or 2 communities is best for you. Ted ✌🏼 P.S. Want 1 on 1 help setting up your Skool community (at no charge)? Send me a DM with the word "SKOOL" & I'll set yours up with you for free so it's set up like mine.