Lesson 9 of 9 · 2 min
The whole thing on one page
Once
- Write the one-page offer document: buyer, five struggles, the free front end, the paid back end.
- Build the front end so it can be sent within a day of a yes.
- Find and follow the thirty accounts your buyers read. Turn on the bell.
- Save five or six post searches in your buyer’s words.
- Set up the sheet.
Daily, twenty minutes
- Notifications first: any post from the thirty under two hours old.
- Saved searches, past week, five posts with real discussion.
- Read the post and its comments. Draft with AI if you like; check every fact; rewrite the ask; post by hand.
- Two paragraphs of specific value, one free ask in the post’s terms, under 120 words, no link.
- Log it.
- Answer every reply within the hour. Connect, send the thing, no pitch.
Weekly
- Follow up once with everyone who took the free thing.
- Friday review. Change one thing.
Never
- Scrape posts or profiles.
- Let anything post for you.
- Use the same opening line or the same ask twice in a day.
- Put a paid offer in a comment, unless the post asked for a vendor.
- Promote something you are paid to promote without saying so.
Checked What the source promised and did not deliver.
The video ends by saying “complete SOPs of this process” and a step-by-step document are linked in the description. The description contains no link. This page is that document, with the parts that break LinkedIn’s rules taken out.
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