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The Millionaire Fastlane: Five Questions to Ask Before You Spend a Year on an Idea

October 12, 2026 · Marketing & Sales

DeMarco's CENTS filter is five questions for judging whether an idea can grow or will trap you in a job you own. Here is how an expert can run a training idea through it.

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Influence: Name the Trigger Before You Say Yes, and Before You Sell

October 06, 2026 · Marketing & Sales

Cialdini's six triggers work on you every day. If you want to sell what you know without a fake countdown timer, the rule is simple: name the trigger, then use it truthfully.

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Predictably Irrational: The Word Free Is Training Your Audience

October 04, 2026 · Marketing & Sales

Ariely showed that our money mistakes follow patterns. Three of them, anchoring, free, and social norms, decide what your first offer is worth before you ever name a price.

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How to Win Friends and Influence People: The Only Sales Training You Need

August 25, 2026 · Marketing & Sales

If you hate selling, Carnegie’s 1936 book is the way out. It turns the sales conversation into the thing you are already good at.

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Why a $39 Dress Outsold the Same Dress at $34

July 19, 2026 · Marketing & Sales

A real experiment found a dress sold better at $39 than at $34, a lower price. Here is what the last digit of your price is quietly telling buyers.

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The Difference Between Having a Course and Having a Business

July 13, 2026 · Marketing & Sales

A course is a product. A business is the system around it. Here’s the difference, and why one offer is a start, not a finish.

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How to Collect Proof From Your First Few Students

July 05, 2026 · Marketing & Sales

Your first few students are worth more than their payment. Here’s how to turn their results into the proof that sells everyone after them.

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What to Do After the First Sale

June 25, 2026 · Marketing & Sales

What to Do After the First Sale The first sale is a milestone. It’s also the point where a lot of course creators stop thinking strategically and start scrambling tactically. The course launches, money comes in, and focus shifts entirely to delivery. Delivery matters. But the window right after the first sale is one of…

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Your First Launch Doesn't Have to Be a Launch

June 23, 2026 · Marketing & Sales

Your First Launch Doesn’t Have to Be a Launch When most people hear “course launch,” they picture a countdown timer, a 5-email sequence, a webinar, a limited-time bonus stack, and a window that closes at midnight. That playbook works. It also requires an email list, a warm audience, and a lot of moving parts that…

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The One Channel That Works Even When You're Starting from Zero

June 17, 2026 · Marketing & Sales

The One Channel That Works Even When You’re Starting from Zero Every social platform can change the rules tomorrow. They can reduce your reach, change their algorithm, or shut your account down. It has happened to enough people to be a real business risk, not a theoretical one. 1 channel can’t do that. Email is…

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