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A second set of eyes 👀

Published over 1 year ago • 1 min read

It's amazing what a difference a fresh set of eyes can make.

A couple of days back, a mate wanted to run through their offer with me.

They knew something was wrong, but couldn't put their finger on why it wasn't working.

We jumped on a call and within 15 minutes, we'd identified the likely cause and formulated a quick and dirty plan to overcome it.

They set off with some new info, implemented the changes, and - so far - things are looking up.

It's amazing how obvious errors you've failed to see can be easily spotted by a fresh set of eyes.

It made me wonder why I no longer offer my auditing services as an offer.

I used to audit all sorts of things from sales pages and emails to offer stacks and growth strategy.

And they always got great results.

Not because I'm a business master or anything, it;s really becuase there are easy fixes most people overlook cause they can't see the forest for the trees.

So, I decided to bring them back within the GM+ Community.

Every 2 weeks I'm putting aside a couple of hours to audit member's assets and/or srategy.

I'm planning on doing the first batch of these tomorrow.

So, if you have...

... an asset like a sales page or ads...

... a strategy you're not sure about...

... an offer you think needs refinining...

... issues with the economics of your offers...

Jump into the GM+ Community and drop what you want me to look through in the new thread there.

Tomorrow, I'll be going through responses and recording 10-30 minutes of video feedback for each one.

​You can see more details of what it's all about here.​

Speak soon,

Pete "auditor" Boyle

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