100 Conversions

Let me ask, can you lead and engage in a constructive conversation?  

Let me make this easier to answer.  If you had a tool to use as a guide (a series of 30 questions) that you already had the answers to, could you have a productive exchange with another human being who is on the same path to financial well-being as yourself?

Here is the deal:  if you can have 100 genuine conversations with 100 real, regular people, this should result in about 30% of these folks joining you in your business.

Here is how we facilitate making this happen:

We teach how to set up a Gmail account and set it on permanent vacation response.  This is essentially a very crude (but free) autoresponder.

In this automated email, we provide a link to a tool (an online form that you copy and make your own) that is a series of about 30 questions that blasts through all of the social "nice-ities" and gets right to the meat of things in terms of peoples' needs, skill sets, goals, etc.  This is the basis of a real conversation.

It enables both you as the enroller, and the person evaluating your business to really get to the heart of the matter and establish a foundation of what it will take to get from where people are, to where they want to go.  It is a two-way street of self-disclosure and reciprocity.

How we find the 100 people to get you in front of them is part of the questioning, in terms of resources, risk tolerance, risk capital, time availability, skill sets...

Our baseline program is a $98 subscription.  30 people at $98 equals $2940.  You can do your goal math from here.  However, here is a way to look at it in round math.  For every 100 people you have a real conversation with, you add $3000 to your bank account on a recurring, monthly basis.

If you are able to invest $50 a month in our marketing system, you can have an AI Virtual Assistant reach out and schedule meetings for you on your online calendar at times when you are available.  This take a lot of the guesswork out of how to manage your business.  It is all pre-planned.



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