You know what you do. Explaining it is harder.
You're good at the thing. But your bio, your page and your posts don't quite say why someone should pick you, and you can feel the gap every time you try to write it.
Where your growth is actually stuck, and the three things to do about it in the next 90 days. Written for your business, not for business owners in general.
Start my free guideEleven questions, about four minutes. No call, no pitch to sit through.
Does any of this sound like you?
You're good at the thing. But your bio, your page and your posts don't quite say why someone should pick you, and you can feel the gap every time you try to write it.
You post, people say they love it, and the week goes by with nothing in your inbox. The attention isn't the problem. There's nowhere for it to go.
Someone asks a question, you answer it, and it goes quiet. You're not sure whether it's the offer, the price, the words, or what happens after they say they're interested.
Why I ask so much
Normally I'd go and look through your Instagram before writing something like this. This way I don't have to. It gets built from what you tell me.
That's why it's eleven questions and not three. The more honest you are about where you actually are, the more useful the thing you get back is. Nobody sees your answers but me.
What you walk away with
One sentence naming the single thing in the way. Not a list of twelve problems you already knew about.
What to do first, second and third. The actual post to write, the actual line to change, the actual price to raise.
Your three moves across 30, 60 and 90 days, held against the hours you said you've really got. If the goal doesn't fit the hours, it says so.
It lives at your own address and doesn't expire. Come back to it next month when you need reminding what you decided.
Whatever your answers say, move one is something you can do today, for free, without buying anything from me or anybody else. That's the rule the guide is written to.
Straight with you
At the end, if there's something I sell that would genuinely help, the guide says so. And if there isn't, it says that instead. People already selling well who just need more eyes get told they have a traffic problem, not an offer problem, and that spending $97 with me would be a waste.
I'd rather be useful to a hundred people and sell to three of them than write a hundred adverts dressed up as advice.
Come as you are
Whether you've been at this five years or you've got an idea and nothing else yet, answer the eleven questions honestly and you'll get back something worth your time.
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