Four Terrifying Words


I made a thing.

I'm pretty sure that's the most terrifying sentence I ever utter, Reader.

Does it feel the same for you?

A blog post, a course, a workbook, a new 1-1 offer.....urghhh that moment when it stops being a secret you keep on your laptop, and gets released out into the world is hard.

Last weekend Sons #1 and 2, and I went to a video games festival, and there were a handful of new games available for testing, with the developers standing by for feedback.

I was in awe of their bravery and resilience.

I find it so scary emailing you to announce 'I made a thing', that as soon as I've done it I will immediately shut my laptop and self-soothe with popcorn and Netflix.

HOW, just HOW, were they able to stand there and hear the feedback about their precious new game, right there in actual person 😱😲🫨🤯????

So if they can do that, I can do this.....

📢 I made a thing.

It's the Sales Sleuth Sidekick - it's an interactive tool to help you investigate any offer (service, course, product) that isn't selling as well as you'd like. It's a customGPT so you'll need an OpenAI account to access it (a free one will do).

It goes with the Sales Sleuth course (free) that I've had for a little while - which you can access here.​

Or you can jump directly into chatting with the Sales Sleuth Sidekick here.

If you use it, please reply with your feedback because
a) It'll help me make this, and future resources better
b) I need some testimonials to add to the sign-up page

P.S. I just added a new Copy Quest to the All Access Pass - the Welcome Sequence Copy Quest - to help you write 3 emails that boost engagement, open rates and sales. If you're a Passholder you've already got access. If you're not yet a Passholder, you can buy the All Access Pass here (the new Copy Quest isn't on the sales page yet, but it is in the course library).

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