Last year, I promoted an unusual offer, called ClientRaker, by Steve Raju.
Steve was once a whizbang software engineer, who reinvented himself as a successful direct response copywriter, and who then reinvented himself as an AI consultant.
Steve now charges big businesses good money to tell them how to better use AI. But he does more than that.
Steve is actually using AI to set up commission-only deals with businesses that get tons of lead flow. He sends his little AI minions to reactivate the dormant leads of these businesses, and he gets paid on performance, in amounts that would make a Bond villain take note.
Steve hasn’t put on any kind of training since last year’s ClientRaker — he makes his money in different ways. But this next Wednesday, at 10am Pacific, Steve is putting on a workshop called the Word Is Not Enough (he has a habit of naming offers after Bond movies).
Steve announced this new workshop by teasing some of the content:
* Why most traditional high-ticket offers don’t make sense anymore in the age of AI
* Why most service providers are struggling nowadays
* What you should pivot to
* What hands down the best offer at the end of 2024 actually is
* All the tools you need to offer that
* How to outsource it if you can’t be bothered to do even that
* How to structure deals for the very highest return
I am vaguely interested in learning more about how to use AI.
I am significantly more interested in learning about hot new business opportunities.
I am very interested in hearing Steve talk about what he is doing, particularly how he is positioning himself, how he is adapting to the current market, and how he is finding and structuring new deals.
The copywriting world tends to attract smart people who think different. But there are few copywriters I know who think like Steve does, and who have his credentials for smarts (the man was a legit child progidy, I mean, prodigy).
Steve’s training next week is pay-what-you-want. I’ve signed up, and I’ve paid the suggested $47.
I would like to invite you to sign up as well. I’ll even throw in a bonus, which I’m calling The Secret of the Magi. (If Steve likes to name offers after Bond movies, I name mine after Robert Collier books.)
I don’t know the details of what-all Steve will share in his workshop. But I imagine if you get a new offer you can make to businesses, you will need businesses to make the offer to.
My Secret of the Magi bonus will tell you just one secret related to that — how to open up conversations with people you don’t know, even if they are busy, even if they are rich and successful, and even if they are way above you in status.
Of course, The Secret of the Magi will not work in 100% of cases.
But after observing other people cold contacting me… and after spending this past summer cold contacting a bunch of other people… I’ve had one big takeaway for how to open the door to conversations that can lead to those business partnerships.
I will tell you this takeaway, illustrate it with a few examples, and give you specific instructions on how you can apply it too.
All that inside my Secret of the Magi, which is yours, if you sign up for Steve’s workshop and forward me your receipt by tomorrow, Friday Sep 20, at 12 midnight PST.
Sign up after that, or forward me your receipt after that, and you will be in for Steve’s intriguing workshop, but you won’t get no bonus.
If you wanna get both, the time is now: