Paul Leahu

$16k in HT closes in just 2 weeks all from email from a 100% cold audience a quick email masterclass:

@TheArtOfWar6 @grok @grok what about me

Oi @grok who was the most famous person to visit my profile? doesnt need to be a mutual, dont tag them, just say who it was

@moizzkhuram scrapemax

@levikwelch scale

you DONT NEED to spend $349/month on Clay to AI personalize your emails. I found a way to do it completely free and get better results. Comment SCALE - and I’ll send you a DM on how.

@brillaas f8

What a $1,000,000+ a year funnel looks like This generated over 3,000 leads and made our client $146,000 in a month After creating 100+ HC funnels... This funnel architecture consistently outperforms traditional funnels by 3-4X Like + Comment "F8" and I'll DM it to you

@markrunsads sop

Been testing AI to write advertorials lately and discovered something wild: AI + advertorials = infinite money glitch Want my SOP for writing a killer advertorial in under 1 hour? Comment "SOP" below and I'll DM it to you 👇 (must be following)

launching an info offer is NOT about the product. ​ it's about the target market. ​ and this can make the difference between a $15k launch ​ or a $100k launch. ​ your offer doesn't have to be "good". ​ it has to solve a genuine problem your audience has.

@benjaminprinter b2b

Alright mfs, here we go I've put together a 15 page guide on how to craft a 7-figure/year B2B offer (even if you’ve got zero case studies) RT + follow & comment "B2B" to get the doc

You're social media famous, but real life broke. You get hundreds of thousands of views, everyone knows your name. But you're not making any money... I'll give you 3 mistakes that are keeping you from making at least $20k/mo from your audience: 🧵

@modern_mindset i think you'll often find yourself "thinking outside the box" once you've gotten so good at using the box that it starts to break and you outgrow it.

Anyone who tells you to "think outside the box" in business is full of crap. The box is what WORKS. Boxes are profitable. Boxes are reliable. Boxes are scalable. Focus on building systems that are repeatedly successful instead of constantly chasing "innovation" that brings you zero cash. Stop trying to reinvent marketing. Perfect what's already proven. And decide to build something absolutely unseen before when you have the capability and resources to do so.

@TheCopyTitan what changed?

I used to work 8+ hours a day at a job I hated, barely making $600/month. Today? 🚜I work 5-6 hours a day. 🚜I love what I do. 🚜I make more in a day than I used to make in a month. Copywriting can change your life.

@Dwriteway count me in

Congratulations. If you’re seeing this; It means you showed up again today. Let’s keep grinding.

@thesavvyghost facts, happened to me

You are always crazy and retarded until you make a million dollars. Then all of a sudden you're everybody's favourite cousin.

Then you should change your vehicle. I have a full masterclass about how to choose the right vehicle for your offer. And finally break the $20k/mo mark this year. You can check it out below: youtu.be/zScKJZr5mQY?si…

3. Your vehicle is wrong Your vehicle is HOW you're currently selling your offer. Whether it's... - A low ticket product - A calendar link - A webinar If all you've done so far is test ONE vehicle and tried everything in your power to make it work, but it doesn't...

If you're selling something to other people... Then you should never bend over backwards for leads that seem "interested". Example: "Your program looks amazing, how can I book a call with you so I can get in?" So you say nothing and just send them the calendar link. ...but when you hop on the call with that person, they're probably going to hit your with the good old "Yeah... I don't think this is for me right now" Which is why you should never REALLY categorize a lead as a "buyer" until the money hits your account. Everything they say before that can, and probably will be a LIE. So, if you currently have a qualification process in place before every sales call, ALWAYS stick to it. No matter how "interested" the lead may seem.