A second set of eyes 👀


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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