Will Murphy

(In 3 easy steps) I'm sure you have heard that it's good to not be short-sighted in business and focus on the long term vision and not just short-term gains. The same goes for Skool. I am from the part of the "internet narnia land" where dropping 10k, 30k, 100k + on mentorships and masterminds is a normal. In marketing terms you would call my peers, clients, mentors and me "high-level, premium buyers". We don't do sales call, or need a sales call to buy. We certainly don't need convincing. We are empowered, grown ass adults who know what we want and need. I observe a lot (Human Design Projector here 👋) and I see a lot of short-term focused actions in here that would repel any high-level, premium buyers. For some of you this won't apply as you might be wanting to just sell to newbies, or have a hobby group. Or maybe are just here for a bit of kudos to get that selfie at Skool HQ. But if you would like to get to the stage where people pay you $5k, $10k, $20k and higher for your offers, this is for you. How to repel high-level, premium clients on Skool, in 3 easy steps: 1️⃣ Make lots of pointless posts for points in here (I did a whole post on that here). 👉 These dilute your authority, demonstrate you don't have anything of substance to say and just make you look a bit desperate for those points (sad but true). 2️⃣ Lots of waffle and pointless drivel in the comments instead of making sales ( @Ryan Duncan just posted about that here.) 👉 Again as above, if you are messing around all day chatting nonsense to help your friends doing PP4P (see point 1) to get points and visa versa, then again you just look like a noob who has no real clients, or work to do. 3️⃣ (and a new edition to the pointless posts series) - "motivating" content. High-level, premium buyers don't need, or want a cheerleader.

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