Is there an area of your life where you want to see different results? Maybe it’s with your business and the relationship with your employees, or maybe it’s more personal. It could be you want healthier communication with your spouse and kids. This is something I’ve been reflecting on a lot this year – recognizing
“Brandon, how do I attract more buyers into my funnel?” I get this question all the time. And here’s the truth: even with a great offer, only 2.5-5% of the people in your funnel are ever going to buy. That’s just how conversion works. So if your sales are falling flat, it’s usually not a
Ever feel like you’re preaching into the void? You launch your solution, shout about the features… and hear crickets. They’re not ignoring you they just can’t see why they need it. I used to do the same thing: start at the finish line. Pitch first, connect later. No wonder nobody tuned in. In today’s world,
Ever felt like you’re pouring great content into the void and getting crickets in return? That was me until I realized I was skipping the most critical step in marketing: the bridge. Imagine you’re driving 40 mph and your car starts shaking. A sign that reads “We fix timing belts” won’t make you stop you
When I started teaching this four years ago, I’d ask people, “Is your messaging off?” and get blank stares. Nobody knew what messaging even was. They just knew their content wasn’t working. So I changed one thing. I started saying: “Is your content filled with great information, but you’re not seeing the sales or engagement?
I’ll be honest I didn’t want to talk about AI this year. I thought it would steal the human magic from messaging. But after testing it, I’ve seen its power…and its pitfalls. Back when I started, writing killer copy meant years of mastery. Now, everyone jumps into ChatGPT, types “write my Facebook ad,” and wonders
Have you ever blasted out a perfect product pitch… only to hear crickets? I’ve been there. When I first taught messaging, I’d ask, “Want to fix your messaging?” Their response? Blank stares. Because they didn’t even know messaging was the problem. They knew their content wasn’t landing. They knew they were getting zero engagement. So
