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The whole
thing, in
one video.
What The Growth Engine is, what you end up owning, the order you build it in, and exactly what the three weeks ask of you. No email address, no card, nothing to close before you can watch.
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What the video covers
Everything you
would ask on
a sales call.
Without the call. It is the same explanation, given once, properly, so you can decide in your own time with nobody waiting on the other end of a line.
What the six pillars actually are
The website, the capture, the visibility, the proof, the retention and the numbers. What each one is, and what a working version looks like.
Why the order matters more than any one pillar
The dependency between them, and the specific way most owners lose money by doing the right things in the wrong sequence.
What you own at the end of it
Walked through one by one: the live site, the routed enquiries, the ranked pages, the review routine, the sending sequences, the weekly routine.
How the lessons and the prompts fit together
Where the thirty nine lessons carry the judgement, where the seventy prompts and forty three templates carry the labour, and how an evening's work actually goes.
What the three weeks ask of you
The honest hours, week by week, and what happens if you miss a week. Nothing is drip fed and no lesson is locked, so the pace is yours.
Who should not buy it
Support is written and answered inside 48 hours. There are no calls, no community and no cohort, and that suits some people and not others.
The short version
If you would
rather read it
than watch it.
An agency proposal is mostly labour: a copywriter, a designer, a developer, somebody for the research and somebody to hold it together. That work follows a known order, and the slow parts of it are the parts technology has compressed hardest.
- Thirty nine lessons carry the order and the standard, which is the part that still needs judgement
- Seventy prompts and forty three templates carry the typing, which is the part that no longer needs a specialist
- You build it yourself, in your own accounts, so nothing leaves when a contract ends
- Three weeks at 8 to 10 hours a week, and then a 90 minute routine each week to run it
- Written support inside 48 hours, for as long as you own the course
The audit will tell you which pillar to build first.
If that made
sense, the next
step is a score.
Twenty four questions, about six minutes, entirely in your browser. A score out of 60, a ranked fix order, and a straight answer about which pillar is actually holding you back.