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"In this economy!?" ...I heard myself saying when my husband wanted to buy a $300/month pass to a local sports club and pool. Then I caught myself. We can afford it. But that little panic wasn't really about the $300. It was an old scarcity habit from years ago, back when money felt a lot less certain. And what actually got me out of that headspace wasn't a big lump sum sitting in the bank... It was building a business that brings money in every single day. When you know more is coming tomorrow, a $300 membership stops feeling like a huge chunk of your budget. The number where that really clicked for me was $1,000 a day. And it's the goal I set with almost every client I work with. Here's why that number: it's a $30,000 month. After expenses and taxes, you're taking home around $10,000, which is roughly what it costs to live well now... the housing, the car, dinners out, travel, the pool pass you need for hot summer days. So let's say it was just you and me, working together, and $1,000 a day was the goal. Here's exactly what I'd map out for you to get $1K/day👇 First, two things I'm assuming you've already got: you know your niche (who you help and how), and you've got a growing audience on at least one platform. (Personally, I'd pick Instagram first, because that's where the relationships and the sales happen, then I'd add YouTube later so people can find you in search.) Okay. Here's the plan. 1. Start with a high-ticket offer. Most people do this backwards. They wait until they've got 1000s of followers before they'll sell anything. But you don't need the audience first before you design the offer... you can do both at the same time. A high-ticket offer (think $1,000 or more) lets you take your warmest leads and walk them to your service or coaching that actually solves their problem. Which means even with under 1,000 followers, you can make real sales this month. That's exactly what I've poured into High Ticket Vault, my program on taking your skills and turning them into a service people will pay for. ☀️ $298.50 this week during the summer sale (normally $597). 2. Set up your DMs to do the selling. Next, I'd set up DM automations so your new followers get nurtured toward that offer, without them waiting until you wake up and manually get back to them. The money is made in the DMs, and this is how you set it up to run for you. ☀️ That's Message Magic. $18.50 this week (normally $37). 3. Make your content simple and repeatable. You don't need a content calendar that eats your whole morning. You need a simple rhythm where every post brings in views, comments, and DMs, because the DMs are where the sale happens. That's One & Done, my one-Story, one-Reel method. ☀️ $33.50 this week (normally $67). 4. Book 3 to 5 clients, then build your low-ticket offer. With those three things running, you book 3 to 5 high-ticket clients. That's $3,000 to $5,000 a month coming in, from a small audience. Now you build the next layer: a low-ticket offer (under $50) for the people who aren't ready for the big one yet. And here's what most people miss... someone who buys your low-ticket offer is the easiest person to sell your high-ticket offer to later. The little offer is a taste of the big one. I've sold over 50,000 low-ticket products and the fastest path to doing so is all inside Offer Vault Plus. ☀️ $248.50 this week (normally $497). 5. Once your low-ticket is converting, add traffic. When that funnel is working, when your low-ticket sales page is converting at a healthy rate... that's when you scale. I'd run ads to the posts promoting that low-ticket offer. That's all inside Ads Vault, including my top-performing ads from last year (and PS, they don't look like ads). ☀️ $23.50 this week (normally $47). 6. Start at $5 a day, grow to $1,000 days. I'd start spending just $5 a day on ads, then slowly spend up to $500 a day. At a 2x return on $500 in spend, that's $1,000 a day coming in. After your ad spend, you're taking home around $15,000 a month. From there, I'd reinvest in the bigger stuff: get a good camera and mic and start making YouTube videos that bring people in for years. That's YouTube Vault, my program that helps you get your next client from YouTube in just a week. ☀️ $74.50 this week (normally $149). This ^^ is more or less how I built my own business, by the way. $180k in 2018... $315k in 2019... then $931k in 2020, and multi-seven-figure years after that. So that's the whole map. Find the step you're actually on, and start there. ☀️ All six courses are 50% off through Friday with the code SUMMER50 ☀️ To diving into the deep end... ~ Elise P.S. The order matters more than the speed. If you've got an audience but no offer, start with High Ticket Vault. If you've got the offer but nobody's seeing it, you're at step 3. SUMMER50 is your code for 50% off. |
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