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"Just set up a nurture sequence to make sales on autopilot".

Ah... if only it was that easy.

This is the common advice you see out there about "nurturing" people towards a purchase.

And so people set up these long, elaborate email sequences which in essence, focus on one thing "demonstrate value".

And while showing value is great, it’s not enough to make someone spend $1,000+ with you.

Why?

because people buy from people. They need to know, like, and trust YOU, not just your advice.

And that ain't built overnight.

Here's the thing.

There are 9 stages of buyer trust you need to run your prospects through to get them from low-ticket buyer to high-ticket client.

Here’s a sneak peek of some of the key stages:

  • At Stage 1, they don’t know who you are. Your job? Eliminate risk with an easy, no-brainer offer.
  • By Stage 3, they know about you, but they’re still sceptical. You need to show them why you’re different.
  • By Stage 5, they like you. They’re nodding along with your assets, starting to believe that you could help change everything.
  • And by Stage 8, they don’t just like you—they want to be you. That’s when they’re ready to invest big.

Each stage requires a slightly different approach and message to get people to engage and progress along this path.

I'm laying out all of the 9-stages, and what you should be focusing on at each stage, in the Ascension System Workshop scheduled for Tuesday next week.

When you've learned this stuff, it's not about just sending more and hoping your customers will decide to spend more money with you, you'll know how to craft a system that...

... Pre-sells your high-ticket offer naturally.
... Handles objections without you lifting a finger.
... Turns hesitant buyers into raving fans who are excited to work with you.

All that, and more is gonna be covered on the workshop. So join now if you want to turn more leads and low-ticket customers into high profit clients.

Ready to see how it works?

Reserve Your Spot for the Workshop Now →

Let’s turn your low-ticket sales into high-ticket profits—on autopilot.

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See you there,

Pete "Trust Me" Boyle

Vagrants, Vagabonds, and Villains Ltd, Unit 16535, 13 Freeland Park, Wareham Road, Poole, Dorset BH16 6FA
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