The Cash Campaign Toolkit

Hey [Name], here's your early invite: [link] Have a read and let me know if you're in or if you have any questions because there are only 10 slots for this month. If you are ready to get started, just reply “IN”, and I’ll send you the registration details. Sounds good? - [Your name]

Hey [Name] - I'm making the private invite I sent you to the public later this week and we’re down to the last couple of spots. Are you in or do you have any questions before jumping in? Again, you are protected by our 2X ROI 100% Money Back Guarantee & you can get started for just $100. Let me know :)

Great! Next steps: 1. Register here: [Link] You’ll notice you are able to save up to $2,800 depending on your chosen plan. Feel free to take advantage of any of those options if you wish 2. Book your kickstart call with me here: [Calendly Link] Do sign up by today so my team can prepare the necessary arrangements for you (and the faster you do it, the faster we can start making money together). Look forward to working with you [Name]!

Hey [Name], just checking if you received my past message & still interested in making an extra $10K/month (minimum) via a Lifestyle Business? :) We are closing the invite soon and don’t want you to miss out.

Hey [Name]! Understand you must be super busy as I haven’t heard back from you yet, so just wanted to confirm for the final time you have decided not to prioritise making an extra $10K/month (minimum) via your Lifestyle Business? No worries if that’s the case, just lmk so I can close your file on this :)

Hey [Name], assuming you are not interested in the arrangement. All good - just closing your file on my end because I didn’t hear from you. Cheers!

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Waitlist Open" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Waitlist Open" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] If people ask you about it, simply inform people they can’t sign up yet but instead, to ask if they’ll like to be added to your “waiting list” where you will share with them about the launch before anyone else. Waitlist members get notified 24 hours before the rest. That way you can take your spot next time before it’s taken or when a spot opens up. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] Marc's waitlist messages go only to people who asked to join my waitlist, and they hear about the launch before anyone else. So I need a real waitlist of people who asked to be on it, and something real I am opening to them first. If I have no waitlist yet, say so, because these messages are not for people who never asked. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Waitlist Hey [Name], here's your early invite: [link] Have a read and let me know if you're in or if you have any questions because there are only 10 slots for this month. If you are ready to get started, just reply “IN”, and I’ll send you the registration details. Sounds good? - [Your name] 2. If we still have not filled up the slots: Hey [Name] - I'm making the private invite I sent you to the public later this week and we’re down to the last couple of spots. Are you in or do you have any questions before jumping in? Again, you are protected by our 2X ROI 100% Money Back Guarantee & you can get started for just $100. Let me know :) 3. Great! Next steps: 1. Register here: [Link] You’ll notice you are able to save up to $2,800 depending on your chosen plan. Feel free to take advantage of any of those options if you wish 2. Book your kickstart call with me here: [Calendly Link] Do sign up by today so my team can prepare the necessary arrangements for you (and the faster you do it, the faster we can start making money together). Look forward to working with you [Name]! 4. 2 biz days later if ghosted: Hey [Name], just checking if you received my past message & still interested in making an extra $10K/month (minimum) via a Lifestyle Business? :) We are closing the invite soon and don’t want you to miss out. 5. 2 biz days later if ghosted: Hey [Name]! Understand you must be super busy as I haven’t heard back from you yet, so just wanted to confirm for the final time you have decided not to prioritise making an extra $10K/month (minimum) via your Lifestyle Business? No worries if that’s the case, just lmk so I can close your file on this :) 6. 2 biz days later if ghosted: Hey [Name], assuming you are not interested in the arrangement. All good - just closing your file on my end because I didn’t hear from you. Cheers! YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who is on your waitlist, and how did they ask to join it?" Question 2: "What are you opening to them first, and what result does it give?" Question 3: "When will you open it to everyone else? Type not decided to leave a blank." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [Name]! I recently announced something I thought you might be interested in: (link) In short it’s just to support you for free haha. Let me know if you want more details k! :)

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Value Trade Strategy" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Value Trade Strategy" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] A simple message that starts conversations with your market in a low friction way. This is where you go and find people who are your potential clients and talk to them directly to get feedback & in return, you add value to them too. For anyone is interested, you present your offer afterwards. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] This is a value trade: I talk to potential clients directly to get their feedback, and in return I give them something of value for free. The first message itself offers that free help, or early access to it once it is out if it is not ready yet, never that they get it straight away, and it does not sell. A link after their yes goes to that free help, never to my paid offer. I present my paid offer only afterwards, and only to anyone who is interested. So I need what I want their feedback on and the free value I give back. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Hey [Name]! I recently announced something I thought you might be interested in: (link) In short it’s just to support you for free haha. Let me know if you want more details k! :) YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you sending these to, and why them?" Question 2: "What would you like their feedback on?" Question 3: "What free help or value will you give them in return? Tell me if it is not ready yet." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [NAME], hope everything has been amazing for you! Writing this to share with you that later this week, I am launching [PROGRAM/BETA NAME] to help [TARGET AUDIENCE] to [MAIN TRANSFORMATION/OUTCOME]. [BRIEF VALUE/UNIQUENESS - e.g., I'm giving away my entire life's work that helped me to [YOUR SUCCESS STORY/RESULT]] As I am looking for a few case studies to personally work with, I've designed it to be as easy to start and with as little risk as possible, and thought you'd be perfect for it. Would you like me to send you more details? :)

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Beta Offer" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Beta Offer" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] Test a brand new offer by positioning it as a beta, pilot, or case study. Give early adopters a discount (or even free/$1) or bonus in exchange for feedback. Use simple promises, improve it live, and offer a risk-free guarantee to boost conversions. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] A beta tests a brand new offer, one I have never sold before, as a beta, pilot or case study, with a few early people. The exchange is the heart of it: early people give me feedback, and in return they get a real benefit, such as a discount or a bonus. Marc keeps the promise simple. So I need an offer I have truly never sold, and what early people get for their feedback. Say I am testing something new only if I told you I have never sold it. If I have sold it before, say so, because then it is not a beta. Every version, including a shorter one, keeps the feedback exchange: if what early people get is not decided, write it as a clear blank like [what early people get for their feedback], never as a promise such as a lower price. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Initial Outreach Hey [NAME], hope everything has been amazing for you! Writing this to share with you that later this week, I am launching [PROGRAM/BETA NAME] to help [TARGET AUDIENCE] to [MAIN TRANSFORMATION/OUTCOME]. [BRIEF VALUE/UNIQUENESS - e.g., I'm giving away my entire life's work that helped me to [YOUR SUCCESS STORY/RESULT]] As I am looking for a few case studies to personally work with, I've designed it to be as easy to start and with as little risk as possible, and thought you'd be perfect for it. Would you like me to send you more details? :) YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you sending these to, and why them?" Question 2: "What offer do you want to test, and what result is it meant to give?" Question 3: "Have you sold this offer before? Type no if it is brand new." Question 4: "What do early people get in return for their feedback, such as a lower price or a bonus? Type not decided to leave a blank." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Wow, this looks good. Where is this place? Congratulations on quitting your job!! All the best for your fitness journey!! Exciting times ahead Two kids…and you are a full-time accountant…

Hey [Name], how have you been!! Everything going on amazing & perfect for you lately? Know it has been awhile since we last caught up haha

So what have you been focused on lately for your [business]? Saw that you were [what they shared] so that’s really amazing man.

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Old Leads & Inbox Check-Ins" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Old Leads & Inbox Check-Ins" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] This is so basic, but it works. Go through your inbox for the last 6-12 months, trying to find any qualified leads (or “maybes”) that you might not have engaged in for awhile. Connect with them in whatever way you feel works best. The point here is to actually scroll through & dig out your old contacts. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] These messages only reconnect with old leads I have not spoken to for a while. Marc's three are a reply to something they shared, a friendly question about how they have been, and a question about what they have been focused on lately. None of them mentions an offer, so mine do not either. Anything about the person comes from me, or stays a blank like [something they shared]. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Casual Conversations (reply their stories/posts etc) Wow, this looks good. Where is this place? Congratulations on quitting your job!! All the best for your fitness journey!! Exciting times ahead Two kids…and you are a full-time accountant… 2. How’s Life? Hey [Name], how have you been!! Everything going on amazing & perfect for you lately? Know it has been awhile since we last caught up haha 3. What’ve you been Focused on Lately? So what have you been focused on lately for your [business]? Saw that you were [what they shared] so that’s really amazing man. YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you reconnecting with, and how do you know them?" Question 2: "Is there something one of them shared lately, like a post or some news, that you could reply to? Type none and I will leave a blank." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [Name], hope all has been well! Btw, not sure if you’re interested, but I recently came across/shot a video training on [topic] & thought it’d be really useful for you: [link] Hope you enjoy & find value from it k! Haha.

No problem!! This should be very useful for you if you are [their situation]. Btw, how has life been! What have you been focused on lately?/Everything going on amazing & well lately? Haha.

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Valuable Resources DMs" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Valuable Resources DMs" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] One of my favourites. Re-engage in conversation with value based follow ups, find out how they are after, and move towards making an offer / catchup. Might not lead to immediate signups but you can do this anytime you want. Please make sure what you send is actually useful & not to promote your stuff. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] The first message gives something genuinely useful, like a video, a guide or my notes, and does not promote my offer. Then I ask how they are. An offer or a catch-up comes later, only if the conversation goes there. So I need a real useful thing to send. I tell them about it first and send the link once they say yes. If it is not ready yet, the message offers early access once it is out. If I have nothing useful to send yet, say so, and never promote my offer instead. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Hey [Name], hope all has been well! Btw, not sure if you’re interested, but I recently came across/shot a video training on [topic] & thought it’d be really useful for you: [link] Hope you enjoy & find value from it k! Haha. 2. (response) No problem!! This should be very useful for you if you are [their situation]. Btw, how has life been! What have you been focused on lately?/Everything going on amazing & well lately? Haha. YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you sending these to, and how do you know them?" Question 2: "What useful thing will you send them, and what is it about? Tell me if it is not ready yet." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [Name], hope everything has been well!! Btw, not sure if you’re interested, but this month, I’m launching [whatever you are promoting], and thought you might be interested because [personal reason]! In short, you’ll get: - Benefit 1 - Benefit 2 - Benefit 3 As I am looking to get more success stories before I raise my prices, I’ll be personally working with each signup to get results ASAP, and I've designed it to be as easy to start for as low as $100 (with a 2X ROI 100% Money Back Guarantee too). Would you like me to send you more details? If you aren’t interested, that’s totally okay too!! :)

Hey [Name], just checking if you received my previous message? :)

Great! Here you go: [link] Have a read, and let me know if you’re in or if you have any questions because we’re capping the slots and opening it up to everyone else next week. All you need to do is to reply “IN” and I’ll send you the registration details to get started. Look forward to working with you!

Hey [Name] - we're closing this later this week and I don't want you to miss out. I've got some space on my calendar next week so we can [RESULTS & BENEFITS] together. Are you in?

Great! Next steps: 1. Register here: [Link] 2. Book your kickstart call with me here: [Calendly Link] Do sign up by today so my team can prepare the necessary arrangements for you (and the faster you do it, the faster we can [RESULTS & BENEFITS] together). Look forward to working with you [Name]!

Hey [Name], just checking if you received my past message & still interested in [RESULTS & BENEFITS]? :) We are closing the invite soon and don’t want you to miss out. Thanks!

Hey [Name], assuming you are not interested in the arrangement. All good - just closing your file on my end because I didn’t hear from you. Cheers!

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "“Officially” launching a new offer or adding a new feature" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "“Officially” launching a new offer or adding a new feature" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] When launching something new, position it as a founder’s special. Highlight that it’s the lowest price it’ll ever be and share both the full future promise + what they’ll get immediately. Promote publicly, invite privately, and use it to validate + improve as you go. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] Something truly new, a new offer or a new feature added to one, launched as a founder's special. Marc says the founder's price is the lowest it will ever be, and the message shares both what people get straight away and the full promise to come. I promote it publicly and invite people privately. So I need something that is really new, what people get now, and my founder's price. Call it new or a launch only if I told you what is new about it. If I have sold it before with nothing new added, say so, because then it is not this campaign. Say it is the lowest price it will ever be only if I tell you that is true. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Hey [Name], hope everything has been well!! Btw, not sure if you’re interested, but this month, I’m launching [whatever you are promoting], and thought you might be interested because [personal reason]! In short, you’ll get: - Benefit 1 - Benefit 2 - Benefit 3 As I am looking to get more success stories before I raise my prices, I’ll be personally working with each signup to get results ASAP, and I've designed it to be as easy to start for as low as $100 (with a 2X ROI 100% Money Back Guarantee too). Would you like me to send you more details? If you aren’t interested, that’s totally okay too!! :) 2. 2 biz days later if ghosted: Hey [Name], just checking if you received my previous message? :) 3. Great! Here you go: [link] Have a read, and let me know if you’re in or if you have any questions because we’re capping the slots and opening it up to everyone else next week. All you need to do is to reply “IN” and I’ll send you the registration details to get started. Look forward to working with you! 4. Follow ups to everyone: Hey [Name] - we're closing this later this week and I don't want you to miss out. I've got some space on my calendar next week so we can [RESULTS & BENEFITS] together. Are you in? 5. If they reply yes: Great! Next steps: 1. Register here: [Link] 2. Book your kickstart call with me here: [Calendly Link] Do sign up by today so my team can prepare the necessary arrangements for you (and the faster you do it, the faster we can [RESULTS & BENEFITS] together). Look forward to working with you [Name]! 6. 2 biz days later if ghosted: Hey [Name], just checking if you received my past message & still interested in [RESULTS & BENEFITS]? :) We are closing the invite soon and don’t want you to miss out. Thanks! 7. 2 biz days later if ghosted: Hey [Name], assuming you are not interested in the arrangement. All good - just closing your file on my end because I didn’t hear from you. Cheers! YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you sending these to, and why them?" Question 2: "What are you launching, and what is new about it? Tell me if you have sold it before." Question 3: "What do people get straight away, and what result does the full offer give?" Question 4: "What is your founder's price, and will it really be the lowest price this offer ever has? Type not decided to leave a blank." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [Name], hope everything has been amazing for you! Btw, sending you this because thought you’d benefit: In short, I talked to the team & we agreed to let some of our previous clients join our program at a lower rate and allow them to opt-out whenever they want to. You’ll still have access to the same help as always: calls, help, channels, personalized advice, the whole thing. Plus, you’ll get a 1-1 Kickstart Call with me to map out your entire gameplan towards [RESULTS & BENEFITS] too :) But this time, it'll be a pay as you profit model as it’s only just $[price]/month; you can leave whenever you want (we also have a 2X ROI Guarantee as usual too). Would you like to keep working together or have any questions about this? Of course, all good if you aren’t interested too!

Hey [Name] - we're closing this later this week and I don't want you to miss out. I've got some space on my calendar next week so we can [RESULTS & BENEFITS] together. Are you in?

Awesome! Here's the link: [LINK] Do sign up by today so my team can prepare the necessary arrangements for you k :) Btw, you can book the kickstart call with me here too (of course the faster the better haha): [Calendly Link] Look forward to working with you bro!

Hey [Name], just checking if you received my past message? :) We are closing the invite soon and don’t want you to miss out. I've got some space on my calendar next week so we can [RESULTS & BENEFITS] together.

Hey [Name], assuming you are not interested in the arrangement. All good - just closing your file on my end because I didn’t hear from you. Cheers!

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Past Client Offer" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Past Client Offer" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] You could run a promo specifically to reactivate old clients. Could be a discounted start rate, or some kind of limited time bonus. Personally reach out. Use to share that you’re doing it because you’re adding a new feature or because of a specific reason. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] Only for my past clients. I personally invite them back with a discounted start rate or a limited-time bonus, and I tell them the specific, true reason I am doing it now, such as a new feature. So I need past clients to message, what they get for coming back, and my real reason. Both stay in every version, as a clear blank if I have not decided them. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Hey [Name], hope everything has been amazing for you! Btw, sending you this because thought you’d benefit: In short, I talked to the team & we agreed to let some of our previous clients join our program at a lower rate and allow them to opt-out whenever they want to. You’ll still have access to the same help as always: calls, help, channels, personalized advice, the whole thing. Plus, you’ll get a 1-1 Kickstart Call with me to map out your entire gameplan towards [RESULTS & BENEFITS] too :) But this time, it'll be a pay as you profit model as it’s only just $[price]/month; you can leave whenever you want (we also have a 2X ROI Guarantee as usual too). Would you like to keep working together or have any questions about this? Of course, all good if you aren’t interested too! 2. Follow ups to everyone: Hey [Name] - we're closing this later this week and I don't want you to miss out. I've got some space on my calendar next week so we can [RESULTS & BENEFITS] together. Are you in? 3. If they reply yes: Awesome! Here's the link: [LINK] Do sign up by today so my team can prepare the necessary arrangements for you k :) Btw, you can book the kickstart call with me here too (of course the faster the better haha): [Calendly Link] Look forward to working with you bro! 4. 2 biz days later if ghosted: Hey [Name], just checking if you received my past message? :) We are closing the invite soon and don’t want you to miss out. I've got some space on my calendar next week so we can [RESULTS & BENEFITS] together. 5. 2 biz days later if ghosted: Hey [Name], assuming you are not interested in the arrangement. All good - just closing your file on my end because I didn’t hear from you. Cheers! YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Which past clients are you sending these to, and what did they do with you before?" Question 2: "What are you inviting them back to, and what do they get for coming back, such as a lower start rate or a bonus?" Question 3: "What is the true reason you are doing this now?" Question 4: "When does this offer close? Type not decided to leave a blank." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [NAME], hope all has been well! Wanted to check if you'd be interested if I helped you [ACHIEVE THEIR GOAL] and saved you a ton of effort & time at the same time? I'm testing something new & feel you could really benefit. Give me a thumbs up 👍 if you're curious to find out more, and I'll send you more details! Feel you'll really like it too. All good if you aren't interested too!

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "High-Touch / Done for You / Co-Creation Offer" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "High-Touch / Done for You / Co-Creation Offer" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] Offer a short-term, higher-touch experience you’ve never run before: like done-for-you or co-creation. You can upsell existing clients or offer it fresh to new ones. Charge more, work closely with a handful of people, and do the work with them or for them to create big wins fast. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] A short, higher-priced offer I have not run before, where I work closely with a handful of people and do the work with them or for them, such as done for you or co-creation. So I need a short, close offer like that. If it is my usual program, say so and ask me once whether I can shape a short, close version. Keep Marc's line about testing something new only if I told you I have not offered this before. If I am not sure, leave that line out. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Testing Interest Hey [NAME], hope all has been well! Wanted to check if you'd be interested if I helped you [ACHIEVE THEIR GOAL] and saved you a ton of effort & time at the same time? I'm testing something new & feel you could really benefit. Give me a thumbs up 👍 if you're curious to find out more, and I'll send you more details! Feel you'll really like it too. All good if you aren't interested too! YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you sending these to, existing clients or new people, and why them?" Question 2: "What will you do with them or for them, over how long, and what result does it give?" Question 3: "Have you offered this before? Type no if it is brand new." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hi [Name], hope all has been well man!! Anyway, after 6 months, I finally published my step by step guide to [topic] and thought you might be interested! I share about (add attractive benefits here). Would you be interested to access it? All good if you aren’t! :)

Great!! Here’s the link to access the guide: [link] Can you access it? :)

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Lead Magnet Launches" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Lead Magnet Launches" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] While you won’t immediately generate cash from this, you can reach out to anyone who expresses interest or downloads the lead magnet to strike up conversations & invite any potential clients to sign up. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] The messages offer a free lead magnet, such as a guide, and send the link only after people say yes. They do not sell. Marc says this does not bring cash straight away: I talk with the people who ask for it and invite the ones who could be clients later. So I need a real free lead magnet. If it is not ready yet, the message offers early access once it is out, never that they get it straight away. If I have no lead magnet, say so and point me to the "Build my lead magnet" link on Marc's card, and never write a sales offer instead. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Invite: Hi [Name], hope all has been well man!! Anyway, after 6 months, I finally published my step by step guide to [topic] and thought you might be interested! I share about (add attractive benefits here). Would you be interested to access it? All good if you aren’t! :) 2. If they say yes: Great!! Here’s the link to access the guide: [link] Can you access it? :) YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you sending these to, and why them?" Question 2: "What is your free lead magnet, what is it about, and is it ready now?" Question 3: "What will people learn or get from it? Give me one to three true points." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [Name]! Not sure if you’d be interested: but next week, I’m releasing my full [PROGRAM NAME] system where I cover everything around [KEY BENEFIT 1], [KEY BENEFIT 2], and [KEY BENEFIT 3] for just $50. Since I know you’re someone who’s [relevant description], I figured this could be useful for you. It also comes with a bonus [insert bonus, e.g. training, 1:1 review, template pack] when you sign up, plus a 100% money-back guarantee if it’s not a fit. Want me to send over more details?

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Low-Ticket Bundle / Products / Lead Magnet" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Low-Ticket Bundle / Products / Lead Magnet" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] Bundle up content you’ve already created and sell it for $50-300: or turn what you’re already doing with clients into a live paid workshop. Great for attracting new buyers, building trust, and stacking recurring revenue with minimal extra effort. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] A low-priced product built from content I have already made, or a live paid workshop built from what I already do with clients. So I need a real low-priced product or workshop and its price. If what I sell is my full coaching program, say so, because then this campaign does not fit yet. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Hey [Name]! Not sure if you’d be interested: but next week, I’m releasing my full [PROGRAM NAME] system where I cover everything around [KEY BENEFIT 1], [KEY BENEFIT 2], and [KEY BENEFIT 3] for just $50. Since I know you’re someone who’s [relevant description], I figured this could be useful for you. It also comes with a bonus [insert bonus, e.g. training, 1:1 review, template pack] when you sign up, plus a 100% money-back guarantee if it’s not a fit. Want me to send over more details? YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you sending these to, and why them?" Question 2: "What is your low-priced product or paid workshop, and what will people get from it?" Question 3: "What is its price? Type not decided to leave a blank." Question 4: "When does it come out? Type not decided to leave a blank." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [Name], hope all has been well!! Just wanted to share something exciting I’m doing soon: I’m running a 21 day accountability challenge on [YOUR TOPIC] for a small group. Each day, you’ll get one simple prompt or action step. You’ll also report in a shared chat to stay consistent, get support, and build momentum. I’ll also be sharing lessons & frameworks along the way that’ve helped my private clients see real results & at the end of the challenge, you’ll get a 1:1 progress review call with me to map out your next steps. It’s best for people who want clarity, structure, and momentum & ready for change. Would you want more details? :) P.S. You don’t have to pay hundreds for this, just a small accountability fee to join!

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "14-21 Day Accountability Challenge" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "14-21 Day Accountability Challenge" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] Run a focused 5, 14, 21 or 30 day challenge with daily action prompts your clients can report in a shared chat. Share lessons along the way, keep energy high, and offer a bonus 1:1 call at the end to review progress and map out next steps. Ideally a paid offer to reward active participation and boost commitment. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] A short challenge of 5, 14, 21 or 30 days: one action each day that people report in a shared chat, lessons from me along the way, and a 1:1 review call at the end if I offer one. Marc suggests a small fee to join. So I need a challenge with a set length, a daily action and a shared chat. If what I offer is a normal program, such as weekly group calls, say so and ask whether I want to shape it as a challenge. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Sample invitation message Hey [Name], hope all has been well!! Just wanted to share something exciting I’m doing soon: I’m running a 21 day accountability challenge on [YOUR TOPIC] for a small group. Each day, you’ll get one simple prompt or action step. You’ll also report in a shared chat to stay consistent, get support, and build momentum. I’ll also be sharing lessons & frameworks along the way that’ve helped my private clients see real results & at the end of the challenge, you’ll get a 1:1 progress review call with me to map out your next steps. It’s best for people who want clarity, structure, and momentum & ready for change. Would you want more details? :) P.S. You don’t have to pay hundreds for this, just a small accountability fee to join! YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you sending these to, and why them?" Question 2: "What is the challenge about, and how many days does it run?" Question 3: "What will people do each day, and where will they report it, such as a WhatsApp or Telegram group?" Question 4: "Is there a fee to join? Tell me the amount, or type free." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [Name], hope everything has been amazing for you! Writing this to share with you that later this week, I am opening up a new option for folks to join my program for just $[price]. You’ll receive the same exact benefits as my main program which includes: ✅ Benefit 1 ✅ Benefit 2 ✅ Benefit 3 Would you like me to send you more details? Of course, you can always cancel or pause anytime if your situation changes. Lmk if y'all are in or have any questions! All good either way 💙

Hey [Name]!! I know it's random, but thought you might be interested: In short, I’m reaching out because I’m prepping for a major project later this year (details coming soon!) and running a simple campaign to raise funds. I’m inviting past clients & a few select folks who I believe will truly benefit from everything we’ve got lined up: 1. Lifetime Access: You’ll get the exact step-by-step implementation plan that my private clients use, complete with playbooks, templates, tools, and scripts. Everything. Including all future workshops & upgrades I do too 2. Skool Community: access my online community & join our weekly Wednesday coaching calls, featuring me + upcoming special guests like the president of APSS, Asia’s top astrologer, and one of Singapore’s leading video marketers (recordings included). 3. 1:1 Onboarding & Coaching: Kick things off with a one-on-one call with me and enjoy ongoing coaching support, ask questions anytime during our Wednesday calls. Plus, next month I’m hosting a 30-day implementation sprint that’s already helped my first group of clients generate more sales, gain clarity, and build real momentum, in just 2 weeks. If you didn't know, people pay thousands for similar programs like this, and my current program is anywhere from $350-$650/ month. But for this campaign, all of the above is just for $100 (then $100 a month if you’d like to continue), cancel anytime. And if after 1 year you feel there’s zero value, I’ll refund you. No hard feelings. Let me know if you’re keen to join k! All good either way 💙

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Weekly / Monthly Pricing Strategy" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Weekly / Monthly Pricing Strategy" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] Instead of offering only long-term plans (e.g. $1,000 for 6 months), test weekly or monthly options (e.g. $200/week). Reach out to old prospects and frame it as a limited-time experiment. Great for reactivating leads and lowering the barrier to entry. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] Instead of offering only a longer plan, such as 6 months for one price, I test a weekly or monthly way to join it, offered to old prospects as a limited-time experiment. So I need an offer I usually sell as a longer plan, and the real weekly or monthly price I will test. If what I sell already runs one month or less, or people can already pay for it monthly, say so: there is no longer plan to split, so the messages must not call it a new weekly or monthly option. Then ask me once whether I have a longer plan I could open up this way. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Hey [Name], hope everything has been amazing for you! Writing this to share with you that later this week, I am opening up a new option for folks to join my program for just $[price]. You’ll receive the same exact benefits as my main program which includes: ✅ Benefit 1 ✅ Benefit 2 ✅ Benefit 3 Would you like me to send you more details? Of course, you can always cancel or pause anytime if your situation changes. Lmk if y'all are in or have any questions! All good either way 💙 2. This Message worked for Me: Hey [Name]!! I know it's random, but thought you might be interested: In short, I’m reaching out because I’m prepping for a major project later this year (details coming soon!) and running a simple campaign to raise funds. I’m inviting past clients & a few select folks who I believe will truly benefit from everything we’ve got lined up: 1. Lifetime Access: You’ll get the exact step-by-step implementation plan that my private clients use, complete with playbooks, templates, tools, and scripts. Everything. Including all future workshops & upgrades I do too 2. Skool Community: access my online community & join our weekly Wednesday coaching calls, featuring me + upcoming special guests like the president of APSS, Asia’s top astrologer, and one of Singapore’s leading video marketers (recordings included). 3. 1:1 Onboarding & Coaching: Kick things off with a one-on-one call with me and enjoy ongoing coaching support, ask questions anytime during our Wednesday calls. Plus, next month I’m hosting a 30-day implementation sprint that’s already helped my first group of clients generate more sales, gain clarity, and build real momentum, in just 2 weeks. If you didn't know, people pay thousands for similar programs like this, and my current program is anywhere from $350-$650/ month. But for this campaign, all of the above is just for $100 (then $100 a month if you’d like to continue), cancel anytime. And if after 1 year you feel there’s zero value, I’ll refund you. No hard feelings. Let me know if you’re keen to join k! All good either way 💙 YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you sending these to, and why them?" Question 2: "What do you usually sell, how long does it run, and how do people pay for it now?" Question 3: "What weekly or monthly price will you test? Type not decided to leave a blank." Question 4: "Until when is this option open? Type not decided to leave a blank." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [Name]! Hope you're crushing it with everything we've been working on together. Just wanted to check if you'd be interested in upgrading to a quarterly or bi-annual subscription moving forward? You'll get some solid cost savings as a result, plus I'm throwing in some exclusive bonuses that aren't available to monthly subscribers. Instead of $[price]/month, it'll be: - $AAA/3mths (save $A) - $BBB/6mths (save $B) - $CCC/12mths (save $C) (optional): When you upgrade, you'll also get: ✅ Bonus 1 ✅ Bonus 2 ✅ Bonus 3 Of course, you can always switch back to monthly anytime if your situation changes. Lmk if y'all are in or have any questions! All good either way 💙

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Prepay & Save" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Prepay & Save" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] Offer a 10-25% discount for clients who prepay for a longer term (e.g. 3, 6, or 12 months). Reach out via DM or email (especially past or current clients), and position it as a limited-time promo. You can run it as a one-time thing, or turn it into a consistent upsell in your sales process if it works well. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] A saving for clients who pay upfront for a longer term, such as 3, 6 or 12 months, offered for a limited time, especially to past or current clients. Marc's message goes to clients who pay him monthly. So I need my current price and each prepay option with its real saving. If I have no offer that people can pay for over a longer term, say so, because then this campaign does not fit yet. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Hey [Name]! Hope you're crushing it with everything we've been working on together. Just wanted to check if you'd be interested in upgrading to a quarterly or bi-annual subscription moving forward? You'll get some solid cost savings as a result, plus I'm throwing in some exclusive bonuses that aren't available to monthly subscribers. Instead of $[price]/month, it'll be: - $AAA/3mths (save $A) - $BBB/6mths (save $B) - $CCC/12mths (save $C) (optional): When you upgrade, you'll also get: ✅ Bonus 1 ✅ Bonus 2 ✅ Bonus 3 Of course, you can always switch back to monthly anytime if your situation changes. Lmk if y'all are in or have any questions! All good either way 💙 YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Which current or past clients are you sending these to?" Question 2: "What do they pay you now, and how often?" Question 3: "What longer terms will you offer, and what will each one cost or save? Type not decided to leave blanks." Question 4: "Until when is this offer open? Type not decided to leave a blank." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Subject Line: My no-filter rant about people who want to “make it in life” Every week, I hear so many entrepreneurs & side-hustlers constantly moaning they lack clarity, direction & fulfilment towards their dream life. However, they will also tell me they don’t have the energy, time & focus to do what it takes, so they end up doubting themselves, procrastinating and overthinking even if they know what to do. These exact people will also SAY they want to generate more income to live a more comfortable & fulfilling life… Have more time & energy to spend with their family & loved ones and live to their fullest potential by creating a positive impact on others. Yet despite this, what they DO is actually quite different. They’ll spend their precious time, money & energy jumping from one new idea to another, consuming hours of content from social media, courses & emails without actually taking action… And do the same thing over & over again expecting different results. Over the years in the seminar and coaching industry, I’ve come to realise a sad & bitter truth about people: Many will DESIRE to get better results, but they aren’t actually committed. To finally be serious. To be uncomfortable. To invest in themselves. To take the first step. And whether it is because they don’t believe in themselves, are stuck in their comfort zone, or afraid of what’d happen if they fail… (the reason I know all of these is because all of the above happened to me for years) Here’s my quick suggestion: GET SUPPORT. It’s difficult to overcome all of the above by yourself without any help. Because when you have someone else looking over you - whether it is to provide you with coaching & mentorship, feedback, or simply accountability… Where you get to clarify your doubts, ask questions, or simply to have someone to watch out for your blind spots, That’s when the probability of your success significantly increases. And no, I am NOT saying you need to work with me (because I only work with a very specific group of clients anyway), but if you’ve read till this far… It’s probably a sign for you to stop. To stop dabbling around. To stop overthinking. To stop lying to yourself. To stop procrastinating. And once you are finally serious and realise that ENOUGH IS ENOUGH… It’d be worth it because your business & life will get so much easier. You got this. To your success, [Your name] [Your title] P.S. Finally, I’ll be announcing something I’ve never done before soon. You can expect some exciting news in the next week or so…

Subject Line: One major change that happened to me recently… Recently, I decided to change the name of my community & core product. While I know terms like “High Income” & “Authority Propulsion” made sense from a marketing angle, something just didn’t feel right. After lots of late-night reflections, this is what I realised: If my business succeeds and my marriage fails? My business fails. If my business succeeds and my health suffers? My business fails. If my business succeeds and I am unhappy? My business fails. If my business succeeds and my clients don’t? My business fails. If my business succeeds but I sacrifice my values to do so? My business fails. While I am not raking in “millions” like many other successful entrepreneurs & gurus, I make enough to wake up every day excited to live my life. I am extremely happy doing what I enjoy & believe in. I have the time & energy to spend with my family & loved ones. I get to travel multiple times throughout the year without worry. I feel great, knowing my clients are achieving tangible progress & results. In short, I am building a business to support my desired lifestyle instead of the other way round. Because at the end of the day, I can always make more money, build more businesses, and sell more if necessary. But family, health & happiness are always the most important to me… And I’ll never let anyone else tell me otherwise. Remember, you never have to be “forced” by others to do things that are aligned with your values & vision. What worked for me is to always focus on what I want first before deciding what actions I’ll need to take, and I hope you do this too 🙂 It’s absolutely possible to be successful AND happy. You got this. To your success, [Your name] [Your title] P.S. I’ve got a special announcement for our coaching program coming up next week… it’s only gonna go for a limited time so stay tuned!

Subject Line: [Announcement] We’re increasing prices by 20% for our mentorship program I’ll get right to the point because this is big news: We are increasing the price of our Master Implementers mentorship program on 1st December (this Friday), 2359. This is where we help entrepreneurs achieve a multiple 6-figure income via proven systems & mentorship - so they can be rich, free and fulfilled in their lives every single day. Why is the price increasing for everyone who becomes a client after this week? The first big reason is due to massive results. Many people have been telling me that I charge too low for the value that I’m delivering, especially with the results my clients have been getting. And when I looked through my clients’ progress over the past year, I found out that it’s absolutely true. Just look through the list below: [Client name], for [their result] [Client name], for [their result] [Client name], for [their result] The second big reason is that we’ve streamlined our entire program into five simple phases. This means it’s now easier to get more results with us, in a faster time than before, while staying aligned to your purpose. Here’s what our new roadmap looks like: Through this 5-stage process, we want to help you grow your income with less time and effort, using the bare minimum number of steps to build your lifestyle business. It wasn’t easy to build out the above. I’ve had to invest more than 100K into mentors and consultants, PLUS spend years of my own time making mistakes to figure out what works and doesn’t. Even today, I’m still upgrading myself to better serve my clients… And it’s time for the price of the Master Implementers mentorship program to reflect all the work that’s gone into creating it. Once the price goes up on 1st December, it will stay there and only keep going up. The good news? If you get in at the current lower rate, you’ll lock in this rate for future renewals, PLUS you get access to ALL new upgrades we add in the future. Think of it like getting the latest iPhone at the current iPhone price. This is the only program for entrepreneurs and side hustlers who want to build a 6-figure business without hustling 24/7 and burning out… By following a proven roadmap that we coach you through implementing week in and week out without ever second guessing yourself. If you want to build a lifestyle business but lack clarity on how to get started, then now is the time to book a call with me. We’ll explore whether the Master Implementers mentorship could be the missing piece you’re looking for. Finally, we’re confident that our stuff works. In fact, we have a guarantee that you will make much more than what you invest into us, or you get your money back. However, no one has taken us up on that so far. With that in mind, now’s your opportunity to book one of the last spots available on my calendar before they’re gone… So you can see how to become a client at the current rate before it goes up. You can schedule a call with me here: [Calendly Link] To your success, [Your name] [Your title]

Subject Line: FAQs about the Master Implementers mentorship Since I announced that we’re increasing the price of our Master Implementers coaching program on 1st Dec, we’ve been getting two big questions… So instead of answering everyone one by one, I figured I’ll just address them here: 1. How can I become a client at the current price? That’s easy! I’ve opened up a handful of free clarity calls on my calendar this week so we can walk you through our new 5-stage process. You’ll get to experience how it would look like for you to own a lifestyle business that funds your living expenses and more, while giving you the time to travel and be with your loved ones. Our goal is to help you build a 6-figure business without hustling 24/7 and burning out. As long as you schedule before 1st Dec, you can lock in the current rate. When you hop on the call, you’ll answer a few questions about your business goals. From there, we’ll explore what’s holding you back and whether the Master Implementers mentorship is a good fit for you. The calls are available on a first come, first serve basis. 2. You’re increasing prices by 20%...is this because of inflation? Nope, the price is going up to reflect the value of the Master Implementers mentorship program. Even at its higher price, I am fully convinced the program is massively undervalued. When you become our client, you’ll get: Our Entire Vault of Playbooks, Systems & Recordings. You’ll get access to everything we’ve created thus far, covering topics like marketing, sales, personal development, offers, mindset, productivity and much more… 24/7 Accountability & Feedback. On top of all the knowledge you’re getting, we’ll help you implement it through regular check-ins and direct input from us. That way, you can adapt our strategies in a way that suits your situation. Weekly LIVE coaching. You’ll get new strategies and tactics to stay relevant as the market changes, so you can build your lifestyle business no matter what happens in the world. Quarterly masterminds with the community. You’ll get to network with like-minded entrepreneurs and discover what has worked for them. Along the way, you might even find someone to collaborate or do a joint venture with! Dedicated Private Client Service from my Entire Team. It’s not just me that’s guiding you along the journey. My team will be around to answer your questions, especially in the areas they’re the best at. 6-12 Weeks of DFY + DWY Strategy & Systems Creation. You’ll literally get your own lifestyle business blueprint based on your unique goals. This includes the direction to take, as well as the SOPs you’ll need to create results consistently. But that’s only the tip of the iceberg… Over the last 1-2 months, we’ve streamlined our system to make it easier for you to achieve results quicker. We’ve taken our clients’ feedback and created brand new improvements, so you’re getting the best possible system. In case you missed the last email, here’s what our new process looks like: Now, you’ll never get stuck wondering what to do next. Our process takes you from zero all the way to the multi 6-figure level, so you can grow your lifestyle business with clarity and confidence. Remember, this is the exact system responsible for over 500k in revenue for my own business, with much more from my clients combined. If you’re keen to explore what it would feel like to stop having to figure everything out on your own… To no longer wonder what to do next… To finally have the CLARITY you need to grow your business… Click here to book a call with me, get all your questions about the program answered, and lock in the current price before it goes up on 1st Dec: [Calendly Link] To your success, [Your name] [Your title] P.S. There’s a limited number of spots for calls available, so book yours now before they fill up. As long as you book your call before 1st Dec, you’ll have an opportunity to save 20% on the program!

Subject Line: Want a 90-120 day personalised growth plan for your lifestyle business? In case you missed our announcement… On Friday, 1st Dec, the price of our Master Implementers coaching program is going up by 20%. Before that happens, we want to give you every opportunity to see if the program is right for you, so you can lock in the current price before it goes up for good. That’s why I’ve opened up a few more spots for 1:1 calls to show you exactly how we can get you the kind of results our clients are seeing: [Client name], for [their result] [Client name], for [their result] [Client name], for [their result] And I can keep going over and over again. The question is, do you want to get similar results to these as well? If you want a chance to become a client before the price goes up by 20%, you have to book one of the remaining calls (first come, first served) before midnight on 1st Dec. Whether you’re struggling with a lack of direction… Or you’re getting stuck in fear, procrastination and self-doubt… Or you’re lacking effective processes & systems to consistently grow your business… Or you simply want to see what building a 6-figure business without hustling 24/7 and burning out feels like… You’ll discover all that and more during the clarity call. Here’s how things will work: When you book your clarity call, you’ll answer a few brief questions about your personal and business goals. From there, we’ll dive deep into your biggest challenges and roadblocks so you understand what exactly you’ll have to focus on to get maximum results. And if we’re a good fit, I’ll share more about our Master Implementers mentorship program that has helped our clients achieve an additional 5-6 figures of income from their side hustles and businesses. You’ll have the chance to become a client at a much lower rate than what will be offered after 1st Dec. Our goal is always for you to walk away with a custom business growth plan for the next 90-120 days, whether you become a client or not. So if you want to dedicate a small portion of time this week to getting free strategy and guidance on your business? Click the link below to schedule a call now: [Calendly Link] As the deadline gets closer, the number of available spots gets fewer and fewer. Now’s the time to take action. To your success, [Your name] [Your title]

Subject Line: [36 hours left] Want to start 2024 strong? I wanted to remind you the price of our Master Implementers coaching program is going up by 20%. That means today and tomorrow are your FINAL days to save 20% by booking a call with our team, getting a walkthrough of the program and locking in the current rate before it goes up. I cannot think of a better way to set yourself up for success next year. We’ll show you how we can build you a 120-day custom growth plan, personally guide you all the way through, and provide you with systems to grow your lifestyle business in 2024 and beyond. Here’s the honest truth: This will not be your final opportunity to become a coaching client. So if you’re hoping to hire us someday, but feel like you’re not quite ready, I get it. But you know what we hear again and again from our clients once they’ve experienced a week or two of coaching? “I wish I’d joined this mentorship earlier!” And here’s a spoiler alert: You won’t have a magical moment where the stars align and your business sends you a signal that you’re ready for coaching. In fact, if you’re feeling stuck or unsure of how to get to the next level… Then having someone come alongside your business, map out a clear-cut plan for growth, then guide you through implementing it with systems to save a whole lot of time, can be exactly what you need to get out of your rut. So if you’re at all considering it, but aren’t sure if you’re “ready,” take the plunge to hop on a call and let us show you how we would grow your business. Even though you’ll still be able to become a client next year, it won’t be as affordable as it is right now. As a reminder, this isn’t a “random” price increase based on my mood. Over the past several months, we’ve streamlined our roadmap into a 5-step process, all designed to help them get an even faster ROI. You’ll also get the following inside the mentorship program: Our Entire Vault of Playbooks, Systems & Recordings. You’ll get access to everything we’ve created thus far, covering topics like marketing, sales, personal development, offers, mindset, productivity and much more… 24/7 Accountability & Feedback. On top of all the knowledge you’re getting, we’ll help you implement it through regular check-ins and direct input from us. That way, you can adapt our strategies in a way that suits your situation. Weekly LIVE coaching. You’ll get new strategies and tactics to stay relevant as the market changes, so you can build your lifestyle business no matter what happens in the world. Quarterly masterminds with the community. You’ll get to network with like-minded entrepreneurs and discover what has worked for them. Along the way, you might even find someone to collaborate or do a joint venture with! Dedicated Private Client Service from my Entire Team. It’s not just me that’s guiding you along the journey. My team will be around to answer your questions, especially in the areas they’re the best at. 6-12 Weeks of DFY + DWY Strategy & Systems Creation. You’ll literally get your own lifestyle business blueprint based on your unique goals. This includes the direction to take, as well as the SOPs you’ll need to create results consistently. We’ll walk you through all of these and more when you book a call. Plus, we have a sure win guarantee that you’ll make more than what you invest in us. Go here to book your call before the deadline: [Calendly Link] Talk soon! To your success, [Your name] [Your title] P.S. Below, you’ll find just a handful of our recent client wins: [Link] I’d love to see a win from your business make the list soon, so talk to us now and we’ll give you everything we’ve got to make it happen!

Subject Line: [LAST CALL] Final slots for our personalised clarity call (and a loophole) Just popping in for a final heads up: I’ve just got the last few spots left in our Master Implementers coaching program before the price increases by 20%. Normally, that means you would have to talk to us and get a walkthrough of the program TODAY in order to be eligible for the current (much lower) rate. But things always get a little hectic when deadlines are involved… I don’t want you to miss out because the available calendar slots got gobbled up, so here’s what we’re gonna do: As long as you book your call before midnight tonight (even if your call is scheduled for next week), you’ll lock in the current rate. It’s the one loophole we’ll allow ok? Click here to schedule an available time to get a walkthrough of our coaching program and reserve the soon-to-be-gone-forever price: [Calendly Link] Still thinking it over? Then imagine this for a second: It’s Monday morning. First, you check our system and see the specific action items our team has laid out that tell you exactly what you need to focus on for this week and the next 90 days. These action items all map to the custom marketing plan we already built for your business, with the ultimate goal of helping you build a 6-figure business without hustling 24/7 and burning out. Second, you’ll have all the necessary resources and guidance you’ll need to complete each step easily. If you ever have a question or need some advice at any point, you have our dedicated client private service. Meanwhile, we’ll be able to monitor your progress and hold you accountable if you’re falling behind or getting off track. Third, you’ll get to see the amazing wins of other entrepreneurs and side hustlers who are all running businesses similar to yours. This energy is contagious and as Tony Robbins says, “proximity is power”. With a community of like-minded people, you have a much higher chance of achieving success. Fourth, you’ll avoid wasting a lot of time and money on mistakes. We give you plug and play systems for consistent results every week and month. Just one example of our system is our content system, which just takes 20 minutes every day! Last, we’re bound by a guarantee to make sure you win. We’re that confident because all of our clients worked with coaches that didn’t work for them previously. And now, they don’t just get wins, they renew with us! What would running your business feel like in that kind of environment? Can you see yourself growing faster than you are now? If you are ready to work, if you love the idea of following a proven step-by-step plan that’s customised for YOUR unique business or side hustle… Then book your call before the deadline here: [Calendly Link] Just by booking your call, you’ll lock in the lower rate until we get in touch (even if it’s next week). Time’s running out, so save your spot on our calendar and we’ll talk soon! To your success, [Your name] [Your title]

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Price Increase Countdown" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Price Increase Countdown" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] One of the most effective campaigns but don’t do this too often. Let your audience know your prices are going up soon & give them a clear reason why (e.g. more success stories, upgrades, or limited spots). Set a firm deadline and invite them to sign up before the new rates kick in. Creates urgency without pressure. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] A real price rise on a firm date, with a clear, true reason, such as more success stories, upgrades or limited spots, and an invitation to sign up before the new price starts. Marc's set is seven emails: two pre-launch emails, then five emails up to the deadline. So I need a price rise I truly mean to keep, its date and my reason. Never suggest a price rise I do not mean to keep. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. They are from his price rise in November 2023, so the program name, dates, prices, guarantee and figures in them were his at that time. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Pre Launch Email 01 Subject Line: My no-filter rant about people who want to “make it in life” Every week, I hear so many entrepreneurs & side-hustlers constantly moaning they lack clarity, direction & fulfilment towards their dream life. However, they will also tell me they don’t have the energy, time & focus to do what it takes, so they end up doubting themselves, procrastinating and overthinking even if they know what to do. These exact people will also SAY they want to generate more income to live a more comfortable & fulfilling life… Have more time & energy to spend with their family & loved ones and live to their fullest potential by creating a positive impact on others. Yet despite this, what they DO is actually quite different. They’ll spend their precious time, money & energy jumping from one new idea to another, consuming hours of content from social media, courses & emails without actually taking action… And do the same thing over & over again expecting different results. Over the years in the seminar and coaching industry, I’ve come to realise a sad & bitter truth about people: Many will DESIRE to get better results, but they aren’t actually committed. To finally be serious. To be uncomfortable. To invest in themselves. To take the first step. And whether it is because they don’t believe in themselves, are stuck in their comfort zone, or afraid of what’d happen if they fail… (the reason I know all of these is because all of the above happened to me for years) Here’s my quick suggestion: GET SUPPORT. It’s difficult to overcome all of the above by yourself without any help. Because when you have someone else looking over you - whether it is to provide you with coaching & mentorship, feedback, or simply accountability… Where you get to clarify your doubts, ask questions, or simply to have someone to watch out for your blind spots, That’s when the probability of your success significantly increases. And no, I am NOT saying you need to work with me (because I only work with a very specific group of clients anyway), but if you’ve read till this far… It’s probably a sign for you to stop. To stop dabbling around. To stop overthinking. To stop lying to yourself. To stop procrastinating. And once you are finally serious and realise that ENOUGH IS ENOUGH… It’d be worth it because your business & life will get so much easier. You got this. To your success, [Your name] [Your title] P.S. Finally, I’ll be announcing something I’ve never done before soon. You can expect some exciting news in the next week or so… 2. Pre Launch Email 02 Subject Line: One major change that happened to me recently… Recently, I decided to change the name of my community & core product. While I know terms like “High Income” & “Authority Propulsion” made sense from a marketing angle, something just didn’t feel right. After lots of late-night reflections, this is what I realised: If my business succeeds and my marriage fails? My business fails. If my business succeeds and my health suffers? My business fails. If my business succeeds and I am unhappy? My business fails. If my business succeeds and my clients don’t? My business fails. If my business succeeds but I sacrifice my values to do so? My business fails. While I am not raking in “millions” like many other successful entrepreneurs & gurus, I make enough to wake up every day excited to live my life. I am extremely happy doing what I enjoy & believe in. I have the time & energy to spend with my family & loved ones. I get to travel multiple times throughout the year without worry. I feel great, knowing my clients are achieving tangible progress & results. In short, I am building a business to support my desired lifestyle instead of the other way round. Because at the end of the day, I can always make more money, build more businesses, and sell more if necessary. But family, health & happiness are always the most important to me… And I’ll never let anyone else tell me otherwise. Remember, you never have to be “forced” by others to do things that are aligned with your values & vision. What worked for me is to always focus on what I want first before deciding what actions I’ll need to take, and I hope you do this too 🙂 It’s absolutely possible to be successful AND happy. You got this. To your success, [Your name] [Your title] P.S. I’ve got a special announcement for our coaching program coming up next week… it’s only gonna go for a limited time so stay tuned! 3. Email 01 Subject Line: [Announcement] We’re increasing prices by 20% for our mentorship program I’ll get right to the point because this is big news: We are increasing the price of our Master Implementers mentorship program on 1st December (this Friday), 2359. This is where we help entrepreneurs achieve a multiple 6-figure income via proven systems & mentorship - so they can be rich, free and fulfilled in their lives every single day. Why is the price increasing for everyone who becomes a client after this week? The first big reason is due to massive results. Many people have been telling me that I charge too low for the value that I’m delivering, especially with the results my clients have been getting. And when I looked through my clients’ progress over the past year, I found out that it’s absolutely true. Just look through the list below: [Client name], for [their result] [Client name], for [their result] [Client name], for [their result] The second big reason is that we’ve streamlined our entire program into five simple phases. This means it’s now easier to get more results with us, in a faster time than before, while staying aligned to your purpose. Here’s what our new roadmap looks like: Through this 5-stage process, we want to help you grow your income with less time and effort, using the bare minimum number of steps to build your lifestyle business. It wasn’t easy to build out the above. I’ve had to invest more than 100K into mentors and consultants, PLUS spend years of my own time making mistakes to figure out what works and doesn’t. Even today, I’m still upgrading myself to better serve my clients… And it’s time for the price of the Master Implementers mentorship program to reflect all the work that’s gone into creating it. Once the price goes up on 1st December, it will stay there and only keep going up. The good news? If you get in at the current lower rate, you’ll lock in this rate for future renewals, PLUS you get access to ALL new upgrades we add in the future. Think of it like getting the latest iPhone at the current iPhone price. This is the only program for entrepreneurs and side hustlers who want to build a 6-figure business without hustling 24/7 and burning out… By following a proven roadmap that we coach you through implementing week in and week out without ever second guessing yourself. If you want to build a lifestyle business but lack clarity on how to get started, then now is the time to book a call with me. We’ll explore whether the Master Implementers mentorship could be the missing piece you’re looking for. Finally, we’re confident that our stuff works. In fact, we have a guarantee that you will make much more than what you invest into us, or you get your money back. However, no one has taken us up on that so far. With that in mind, now’s your opportunity to book one of the last spots available on my calendar before they’re gone… So you can see how to become a client at the current rate before it goes up. You can schedule a call with me here: [Calendly Link] To your success, [Your name] [Your title] 4. Email 02 Subject Line: FAQs about the Master Implementers mentorship Since I announced that we’re increasing the price of our Master Implementers coaching program on 1st Dec, we’ve been getting two big questions… So instead of answering everyone one by one, I figured I’ll just address them here: 1. How can I become a client at the current price? That’s easy! I’ve opened up a handful of free clarity calls on my calendar this week so we can walk you through our new 5-stage process. You’ll get to experience how it would look like for you to own a lifestyle business that funds your living expenses and more, while giving you the time to travel and be with your loved ones. Our goal is to help you build a 6-figure business without hustling 24/7 and burning out. As long as you schedule before 1st Dec, you can lock in the current rate. When you hop on the call, you’ll answer a few questions about your business goals. From there, we’ll explore what’s holding you back and whether the Master Implementers mentorship is a good fit for you. The calls are available on a first come, first serve basis. 2. You’re increasing prices by 20%...is this because of inflation? Nope, the price is going up to reflect the value of the Master Implementers mentorship program. Even at its higher price, I am fully convinced the program is massively undervalued. When you become our client, you’ll get: Our Entire Vault of Playbooks, Systems & Recordings. You’ll get access to everything we’ve created thus far, covering topics like marketing, sales, personal development, offers, mindset, productivity and much more… 24/7 Accountability & Feedback. On top of all the knowledge you’re getting, we’ll help you implement it through regular check-ins and direct input from us. That way, you can adapt our strategies in a way that suits your situation. Weekly LIVE coaching. You’ll get new strategies and tactics to stay relevant as the market changes, so you can build your lifestyle business no matter what happens in the world. Quarterly masterminds with the community. You’ll get to network with like-minded entrepreneurs and discover what has worked for them. Along the way, you might even find someone to collaborate or do a joint venture with! Dedicated Private Client Service from my Entire Team. It’s not just me that’s guiding you along the journey. My team will be around to answer your questions, especially in the areas they’re the best at. 6-12 Weeks of DFY + DWY Strategy & Systems Creation. You’ll literally get your own lifestyle business blueprint based on your unique goals. This includes the direction to take, as well as the SOPs you’ll need to create results consistently. But that’s only the tip of the iceberg… Over the last 1-2 months, we’ve streamlined our system to make it easier for you to achieve results quicker. We’ve taken our clients’ feedback and created brand new improvements, so you’re getting the best possible system. In case you missed the last email, here’s what our new process looks like: Now, you’ll never get stuck wondering what to do next. Our process takes you from zero all the way to the multi 6-figure level, so you can grow your lifestyle business with clarity and confidence. Remember, this is the exact system responsible for over 500k in revenue for my own business, with much more from my clients combined. If you’re keen to explore what it would feel like to stop having to figure everything out on your own… To no longer wonder what to do next… To finally have the CLARITY you need to grow your business… Click here to book a call with me, get all your questions about the program answered, and lock in the current price before it goes up on 1st Dec: [Calendly Link] To your success, [Your name] [Your title] P.S. There’s a limited number of spots for calls available, so book yours now before they fill up. As long as you book your call before 1st Dec, you’ll have an opportunity to save 20% on the program! 5. Email 03 Subject Line: Want a 90-120 day personalised growth plan for your lifestyle business? In case you missed our announcement… On Friday, 1st Dec, the price of our Master Implementers coaching program is going up by 20%. Before that happens, we want to give you every opportunity to see if the program is right for you, so you can lock in the current price before it goes up for good. That’s why I’ve opened up a few more spots for 1:1 calls to show you exactly how we can get you the kind of results our clients are seeing: [Client name], for [their result] [Client name], for [their result] [Client name], for [their result] And I can keep going over and over again. The question is, do you want to get similar results to these as well? If you want a chance to become a client before the price goes up by 20%, you have to book one of the remaining calls (first come, first served) before midnight on 1st Dec. Whether you’re struggling with a lack of direction… Or you’re getting stuck in fear, procrastination and self-doubt… Or you’re lacking effective processes & systems to consistently grow your business… Or you simply want to see what building a 6-figure business without hustling 24/7 and burning out feels like… You’ll discover all that and more during the clarity call. Here’s how things will work: When you book your clarity call, you’ll answer a few brief questions about your personal and business goals. From there, we’ll dive deep into your biggest challenges and roadblocks so you understand what exactly you’ll have to focus on to get maximum results. And if we’re a good fit, I’ll share more about our Master Implementers mentorship program that has helped our clients achieve an additional 5-6 figures of income from their side hustles and businesses. You’ll have the chance to become a client at a much lower rate than what will be offered after 1st Dec. Our goal is always for you to walk away with a custom business growth plan for the next 90-120 days, whether you become a client or not. So if you want to dedicate a small portion of time this week to getting free strategy and guidance on your business? Click the link below to schedule a call now: [Calendly Link] As the deadline gets closer, the number of available spots gets fewer and fewer. Now’s the time to take action. To your success, [Your name] [Your title] 6. Email 04 Subject Line: [36 hours left] Want to start 2024 strong? I wanted to remind you the price of our Master Implementers coaching program is going up by 20%. That means today and tomorrow are your FINAL days to save 20% by booking a call with our team, getting a walkthrough of the program and locking in the current rate before it goes up. I cannot think of a better way to set yourself up for success next year. We’ll show you how we can build you a 120-day custom growth plan, personally guide you all the way through, and provide you with systems to grow your lifestyle business in 2024 and beyond. Here’s the honest truth: This will not be your final opportunity to become a coaching client. So if you’re hoping to hire us someday, but feel like you’re not quite ready, I get it. But you know what we hear again and again from our clients once they’ve experienced a week or two of coaching? “I wish I’d joined this mentorship earlier!” And here’s a spoiler alert: You won’t have a magical moment where the stars align and your business sends you a signal that you’re ready for coaching. In fact, if you’re feeling stuck or unsure of how to get to the next level… Then having someone come alongside your business, map out a clear-cut plan for growth, then guide you through implementing it with systems to save a whole lot of time, can be exactly what you need to get out of your rut. So if you’re at all considering it, but aren’t sure if you’re “ready,” take the plunge to hop on a call and let us show you how we would grow your business. Even though you’ll still be able to become a client next year, it won’t be as affordable as it is right now. As a reminder, this isn’t a “random” price increase based on my mood. Over the past several months, we’ve streamlined our roadmap into a 5-step process, all designed to help them get an even faster ROI. You’ll also get the following inside the mentorship program: Our Entire Vault of Playbooks, Systems & Recordings. You’ll get access to everything we’ve created thus far, covering topics like marketing, sales, personal development, offers, mindset, productivity and much more… 24/7 Accountability & Feedback. On top of all the knowledge you’re getting, we’ll help you implement it through regular check-ins and direct input from us. That way, you can adapt our strategies in a way that suits your situation. Weekly LIVE coaching. You’ll get new strategies and tactics to stay relevant as the market changes, so you can build your lifestyle business no matter what happens in the world. Quarterly masterminds with the community. You’ll get to network with like-minded entrepreneurs and discover what has worked for them. Along the way, you might even find someone to collaborate or do a joint venture with! Dedicated Private Client Service from my Entire Team. It’s not just me that’s guiding you along the journey. My team will be around to answer your questions, especially in the areas they’re the best at. 6-12 Weeks of DFY + DWY Strategy & Systems Creation. You’ll literally get your own lifestyle business blueprint based on your unique goals. This includes the direction to take, as well as the SOPs you’ll need to create results consistently. We’ll walk you through all of these and more when you book a call. Plus, we have a sure win guarantee that you’ll make more than what you invest in us. Go here to book your call before the deadline: [Calendly Link] Talk soon! To your success, [Your name] [Your title] P.S. Below, you’ll find just a handful of our recent client wins: [Link] I’d love to see a win from your business make the list soon, so talk to us now and we’ll give you everything we’ve got to make it happen! 7. Email 05 Subject Line: [LAST CALL] Final slots for our personalised clarity call (and a loophole) Just popping in for a final heads up: I’ve just got the last few spots left in our Master Implementers coaching program before the price increases by 20%. Normally, that means you would have to talk to us and get a walkthrough of the program TODAY in order to be eligible for the current (much lower) rate. But things always get a little hectic when deadlines are involved… I don’t want you to miss out because the available calendar slots got gobbled up, so here’s what we’re gonna do: As long as you book your call before midnight tonight (even if your call is scheduled for next week), you’ll lock in the current rate. It’s the one loophole we’ll allow ok? Click here to schedule an available time to get a walkthrough of our coaching program and reserve the soon-to-be-gone-forever price: [Calendly Link] Still thinking it over? Then imagine this for a second: It’s Monday morning. First, you check our system and see the specific action items our team has laid out that tell you exactly what you need to focus on for this week and the next 90 days. These action items all map to the custom marketing plan we already built for your business, with the ultimate goal of helping you build a 6-figure business without hustling 24/7 and burning out. Second, you’ll have all the necessary resources and guidance you’ll need to complete each step easily. If you ever have a question or need some advice at any point, you have our dedicated client private service. Meanwhile, we’ll be able to monitor your progress and hold you accountable if you’re falling behind or getting off track. Third, you’ll get to see the amazing wins of other entrepreneurs and side hustlers who are all running businesses similar to yours. This energy is contagious and as Tony Robbins says, “proximity is power”. With a community of like-minded people, you have a much higher chance of achieving success. 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To your success, [Your name] [Your title] YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who will get these emails, and how do they know you?" Question 2: "What are you raising the price of, and what result does it give?" Question 3: "What is the price now, what will it be, and on what date does it go up?" Question 4: "What is the true reason for the price rise?" If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [Name], in the past I’m usually shy to ask about this but today I decided I'll be more helpful than shy. Since there are many people who have not experienced the transformation / experience like you. And are still suffering from XYZ (insert their pain here). I’m wondering if you know of 2 or 3 others who can benefit from the work I do? I’ll personally make sure they are taken care of for you.

Can you do me a favour? It will help me help more people just like yourself... Do you know 2-3 others who could benefit from this? I'll personally make sure they are taken care of for you.

Thanks so much! What usually works best is this - just ask if it's okay to connect us together. If they say yes, create a group chat with us on WhatsApp or Telegram. You don't have to do anything else because I'll take it from there. Sound good?

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Client / Audience Referral Drive" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Client / Audience Referral Drive" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] Reach out directly to current or past clients and invite them to refer someone who’d be a good fit. You can offer a referral bonus: either cash (e.g. 10-30%, set $ amount) or non-cash (e.g. extra coaching months, private sessions, bonuses). You can also run a public referral promo to your audience for a set period. Great for warm leads and expanding your network without ads. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] I ask current or past clients, people who have had a real change from working with me, to introduce 2 or 3 people who would be a good fit, and I take care of those people. Marc's second message is for after a client has a win. A referral bonus is optional: mention one only if I tell you mine. Connect the way Marc does, by asking if it is okay to connect us and then starting a group chat, unless I tell you another way. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Message 1: Direct Ask Hey [Name], in the past I’m usually shy to ask about this but today I decided I'll be more helpful than shy. Since there are many people who have not experienced the transformation / experience like you. And are still suffering from XYZ (insert their pain here). I’m wondering if you know of 2 or 3 others who can benefit from the work I do? I’ll personally make sure they are taken care of for you. 2. Message 2: After they Experience a Win Can you do me a favour? It will help me help more people just like yourself... Do you know 2-3 others who could benefit from this? I'll personally make sure they are taken care of for you. 3. Thanks so much! What usually works best is this - just ask if it's okay to connect us together. If they say yes, create a group chat with us on WhatsApp or Telegram. You don't have to do anything else because I'll take it from there. Sound good? YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Which current or past clients are you asking, and what has changed for them since working with you?" Question 2: "What problem do the people they could refer usually have?" Question 3: "Do you give a referral bonus? Tell me what it is, or type none." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [Name], hope you’ve been doing well! My name is [Your name], and I’m the founder of [Your business], where we [what your business does]. I’ve been following your updates and love seeing your work on [specific topic or project]. Your recent post about [specific detail] caught my attention and since we are in a similar space, I thought it’ll be great if we do a quick catch-up soon! I was wondering if you’d be up for a quick coffee catch-up sometime next week? I’d love to hear what you’ve been up to and exchange some ideas too. If you’re up for it, would you be free next Thursday or Friday at about 3pm in the town area, or feel free to suggest another time that works for you too. Thanks, and look forward to catching up soon!

Hey [Name], hope all has been well! Haha. Btw, was curious if you'll like me to do a quick win-win collab together! :) I am thinking we could feature one another, for me to feature you about TikTok/Investing, and myself for affiliate marketing/productivity & accelerated learning etc! If you'll like me to do a training or interview, these two has been well received so far: 1) Affiliate Marketing: so your customers can be more inspired and better equipped to affiliate for your program 2) Master Implementers (aka how to become more productive and accelerate their learning): to support your clients/community to increase their success & get better results CTA wise, I can either simply invite them to subscribe to my newsletter, or if you'll like me to offer a low ticket workshop/live program (for 50% front end & 20% back-end), I can do that too. My average conversion rates are about 20% - 25%. Whatever you feel is best for you :) This is because I plan to do a series of giveaways via my emails & socials from 14-21st May and plan to schedule you in already if you are up for it too! Haha. I have been running ads to increase my list so there'll be more people too :) Let me know if you want more details or to discuss further k! Want to make sure its win win if you are up for it :)

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Partnerships / Joint Ventures" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Partnerships / Joint Ventures" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] Identify people in related industries who serve the same audience but don’t compete with you. Offer a referral bonus for every client they send your way, feature you for a guest talk/workshop, or co-host a joint event where both of you can promote one another. You can also explore cross-promotions like lead magnet swaps, email mentions, or social shoutouts to reach new audiences fast. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] I reach out to someone who serves the same audience as me without competing with me: first a friendly catch-up, then one clear win-win idea, such as featuring each other, a guest talk or workshop, a joint event or a lead magnet swap. So I need a real partner and one real idea. Anything about them, like a post of theirs, comes from me or stays a blank. Leave out conversion rates, revenue splits and dates unless I give them. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Quick Catchup Hey [Name], hope you’ve been doing well! My name is [Your name], and I’m the founder of [Your business], where we [what your business does]. I’ve been following your updates and love seeing your work on [specific topic or project]. Your recent post about [specific detail] caught my attention and since we are in a similar space, I thought it’ll be great if we do a quick catch-up soon! I was wondering if you’d be up for a quick coffee catch-up sometime next week? I’d love to hear what you’ve been up to and exchange some ideas too. If you’re up for it, would you be free next Thursday or Friday at about 3pm in the town area, or feel free to suggest another time that works for you too. Thanks, and look forward to catching up soon! 2. Present your JV or Collaboration Idea Hey [Name], hope all has been well! Haha. Btw, was curious if you'll like me to do a quick win-win collab together! :) I am thinking we could feature one another, for me to feature you about TikTok/Investing, and myself for affiliate marketing/productivity & accelerated learning etc! If you'll like me to do a training or interview, these two has been well received so far: 1) Affiliate Marketing: so your customers can be more inspired and better equipped to affiliate for your program 2) Master Implementers (aka how to become more productive and accelerate their learning): to support your clients/community to increase their success & get better results CTA wise, I can either simply invite them to subscribe to my newsletter, or if you'll like me to offer a low ticket workshop/live program (for 50% front end & 20% back-end), I can do that too. My average conversion rates are about 20% - 25%. Whatever you feel is best for you :) This is because I plan to do a series of giveaways via my emails & socials from 14-21st May and plan to schedule you in already if you are up for it too! Haha. I have been running ads to increase my list so there'll be more people too :) Let me know if you want more details or to discuss further k! Want to make sure its win win if you are up for it :) YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who is the partner, what do they do, and how does their audience overlap with yours?" Question 2: "What win-win idea would you like to suggest to them?" Question 3: "What could you offer their audience, such as a talk, a workshop or a free resource?" If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

Hey [Name], hope everything has been amazing for you! Writing this to share with you that later this week, I am launching a brand new program to help folks to (achieve dream outcome & transformation). (I am giving away my life’s work etc that helped me to [result]) As I am looking for a few case studies to personally work with, I've designed it to be as easy to start and with as little risk as possible, and thought you’d be perfect for it. Would you like me to send you more details? :)

Great!!! To make sure I can best support you, could I ask two quick questions: 1. What are your biggest goals in the next 6-12 months? 2. What do you feel are your top 2-3 biggest challenges preventing you from getting there? Optional: what made you reach out in the first place? :)

Great! Based on what you shared, believe I am able to support you here! I have also done it for (any other similar case studies if relevant) where they also struggled with (challenge) but achieved (outcome) after working with me too. What I usually find best is hop on a quick call with me for me to immediately address some of the challenges you are facing, provide some direct feedback and support, and only if you feel we are right fit, to share with you more about the program. Would you be keen? :) P.S. There’s no obligation to sign up k haha

Great! Here’s the link to book the call at your earliest convenience. Can you access the link? :)

Hey [Name]! Just checking if you received my previous message? :)

Hey [Name], just checking if you received my past message & still interested in (your dream outcome)? :) We are (closing the invites/increasing the prices etc) soon and don’t want you to miss out. Cheers!

Hey [Name]! Understand you must be super busy as I haven’t heard back from you yet, so just wanted to confirm for the final time you have decided not to focus on achieving (your dream outcome)? No worries if that’s the case, just lmk so I can close your file on this :)

Hey [Name], assuming you are not interested in the arrangement. All good - just closing your file on my end because I didn’t hear from you. Cheers!

Hey [Name], just letting you know we have closed the invites for the offer. If you are still interested to (achieve dream outcome), let me know and I can add you to the waitlist and inform you if we do launch it again. Cheers! :)

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "Traditional “Cash Injection” Promo" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "Traditional “Cash Injection” Promo" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] For a set period (e.g., 5-7 days), heavily promote your main offer with daily content, a clear countdown, social proof, and strong scarcity (limited spots/increasing price). Simple but effective. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] A set period, such as 5 to 7 days, of heavy promotion of my main offer, with a clear countdown to a real end date. Any scarcity has to be real: a set number of places or a price that really goes up. So I need my main offer and the real end date. Mention limited places, a price rise, a waitlist or an offer to tell people if it opens again only if I tell you they are real. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. Personal Outreach Hey [Name], hope everything has been amazing for you! Writing this to share with you that later this week, I am launching a brand new program to help folks to (achieve dream outcome & transformation). (I am giving away my life’s work etc that helped me to [result]) As I am looking for a few case studies to personally work with, I've designed it to be as easy to start and with as little risk as possible, and thought you’d be perfect for it. Would you like me to send you more details? :) 2. If they express interest: Great!!! To make sure I can best support you, could I ask two quick questions: 1. What are your biggest goals in the next 6-12 months? 2. What do you feel are your top 2-3 biggest challenges preventing you from getting there? Optional: what made you reach out in the first place? :) 3. After they answer the questions: Great! Based on what you shared, believe I am able to support you here! I have also done it for (any other similar case studies if relevant) where they also struggled with (challenge) but achieved (outcome) after working with me too. What I usually find best is hop on a quick call with me for me to immediately address some of the challenges you are facing, provide some direct feedback and support, and only if you feel we are right fit, to share with you more about the program. Would you be keen? :) P.S. There’s no obligation to sign up k haha 4. After they say yes: Great! Here’s the link to book the call at your earliest convenience. Can you access the link? :) 5. If they do not respond after 24 hours: Hey [Name]! Just checking if you received my previous message? :) 6. If they do not respond after 24 hours: Hey [Name], just checking if you received my past message & still interested in (your dream outcome)? :) We are (closing the invites/increasing the prices etc) soon and don’t want you to miss out. Cheers! 7. If they do not respond after 24 hours: Hey [Name]! Understand you must be super busy as I haven’t heard back from you yet, so just wanted to confirm for the final time you have decided not to focus on achieving (your dream outcome)? No worries if that’s the case, just lmk so I can close your file on this :) 8. If they do not respond after 24 hours: Hey [Name], assuming you are not interested in the arrangement. All good - just closing your file on my end because I didn’t hear from you. Cheers! 9. Post Launch Hey [Name], just letting you know we have closed the invites for the offer. If you are still interested to (achieve dream outcome), let me know and I can add you to the waitlist and inform you if we do launch it again. Cheers! :) YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you sending these to, and why them?" Question 2: "What is your main offer, and what result does it give?" Question 3: "When does the promo start and end? Type not decided to leave blanks." Question 4: "Is there a real limit, such as a set number of places or a price that goes up afterwards? Type none if not." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.

I’ve got 3 spots open. It’s $[price] to start. Want in?

Hey [Name], hope everything has been amazing for you! Writing this to share with you that later this week, I am launching a brand new community to help folks make an extra $10K/month (minimum) for their lifestyle business in 90 days or less. As I am looking for a few case studies to personally work with, I've designed it to be as easy to start for as low as $100 (with a 2X ROI 100% Money Back Guarantee too). Would you like me to send you more details?

Hey [Name], just checking if you received my previous message? :)

Great! Here you go: [link] Have a read, and let me know if you’re in or if you have any questions because we’re capping the slots and opening it up to everyone else next week. All you need to do is to reply “IN” and I’ll send you the registration details to get started. Sounds good?

Hey [Name] - we're closing this later this week and I don't want you to miss out. I've got some space on my calendar next week so we can craft your offer and make that extra $10-30k/month (minimum) together. Are you in?

Great! Next steps: 1. Register here: [Link] You’ll notice you are able to save up to $2,800 depending on your chosen plan. Feel free to take advantage of any of those options if you wish. 2. Book your kickstart call with me here: [Calendly Link] Do sign up by today so my team can prepare the necessary arrangements for you (and the faster you do it, the faster we can start making money together). Look forward to working with you [Name]!

Hey [Name], just checking if you received my past message & still interested in making an extra $10K/month (minimum) via a Lifestyle Business? :) We are closing the invite soon and don’t want you to miss out. Thanks!

Hey [Name], assuming you are not interested in the arrangement. All good - just closing your file on my end because I didn’t hear from you. Cheers!

Hey [Name], just letting you know we have closed the community. Would you like me to add you to the waitlist? Waitlist members get notified 24 hours before the rest. That way you can take your spot next time before it’s taken or when a spot opens up. Let me know if you'd like to be in or have any questions.

Hey [Name], I am closing your file because I did not hear from you. - [Your name]

MAKE THIS SCRIPT MINE: rewrite my coach Marc Teo's "“Just Ask for the Sale”" messages for my offer and my people BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. Ask me one question at a time. No long dashes in anything I will use. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each finished message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Never put your questions or comments inside a code block. ---------- [PURPOSE] I am running the "“Just Ask for the Sale”" cash campaign from my coach Marc Teo's Cash Campaign Toolkit. We are turning Marc's sample messages below into messages that sound like me and fit my offer, so I can send them this week. The finished piece is my own set of messages, in the order I would send them. This box does not write posts, and it never turns this campaign into a different one. [THIS CAMPAIGN, IN MARC'S WORDS] Whether it’s a direct post or a private DM, sometimes the best move is to just say it: “I’ve got 3 spots open. It’s $XXX to start. Want in?” No funnels, no fluff. Not something to overuse, but when timed right, it can be the nudge someone needs to say yes. [WHAT MAKES IT THIS CAMPAIGN] A plain, direct ask to people who already know me: what it is, the price, and whether they want in, with no long build-up. Marc says it is not something to overuse. So I need my offer and its price. Mention a number of spots, a waitlist or an offer to tell people if it opens again only if I tell you they are real. If I have no real limit on spots, leave out Marc's message for when the spots are filled. Every message you write must do this job. Check each answer I give you against it straight away, not after the last question. If what I tell you does not fit, say so kindly in one line and name what is missing. If one of the questions below already asked me for that piece and I did not have it, do not ask again: say in that line that it stays a blank, and ask the next question in the same reply. Otherwise ask me once, as that reply's only question, whether I have it or can shape my offer to fit. If I still do not have it, carry on. The missing piece goes into every message that needs it as a clear blank, in the first version and in every new version, including a shorter one, and outside the boxes you tell me these messages are not ready to send until I fill it, or that the Step 1 box can help me pick another card. Never quietly drop the piece that makes this campaign, never turn this into a plain sales message or a different campaign, and never make up the missing piece. [ROLE] You are my message coach. A good message keeps Marc's shape and this campaign's job, sounds like me, asks for a small yes before any link, and leaves an easy out. A bad message copies Marc's facts or story, or adds anything about me, my offer or the person I am writing to that I did not tell you. [MARC'S SAMPLE MESSAGES, FOR THEIR SHAPE ONLY] These are Marc's own messages and templates, numbered as they appear on his card. Everything in them is his, not mine: his prices, guarantees, results, income figures, numbers of spots, bonuses, deadlines, reasons, names and stories, his team, his services and steps, such as his kickstart call, his registration page and his waitlist, his emojis and ticks, and what he says about himself, such as being shy to ask. 1. I’ve got 3 spots open. It’s $[price] to start. Want in? 2. Maybes / Customers Hey [Name], hope everything has been amazing for you! Writing this to share with you that later this week, I am launching a brand new community to help folks make an extra $10K/month (minimum) for their lifestyle business in 90 days or less. As I am looking for a few case studies to personally work with, I've designed it to be as easy to start for as low as $100 (with a 2X ROI 100% Money Back Guarantee too). Would you like me to send you more details? 3. 2 biz days later if ghosted: Hey [Name], just checking if you received my previous message? :) 4. Great! Here you go: [link] Have a read, and let me know if you’re in or if you have any questions because we’re capping the slots and opening it up to everyone else next week. All you need to do is to reply “IN” and I’ll send you the registration details to get started. Sounds good? 5. Follow ups to everyone: Hey [Name] - we're closing this later this week and I don't want you to miss out. I've got some space on my calendar next week so we can craft your offer and make that extra $10-30k/month (minimum) together. Are you in? 6. If they reply yes: Great! Next steps: 1. Register here: [Link] You’ll notice you are able to save up to $2,800 depending on your chosen plan. Feel free to take advantage of any of those options if you wish. 2. Book your kickstart call with me here: [Calendly Link] Do sign up by today so my team can prepare the necessary arrangements for you (and the faster you do it, the faster we can start making money together). Look forward to working with you [Name]! 7. 2 biz days later if ghosted: Hey [Name], just checking if you received my past message & still interested in making an extra $10K/month (minimum) via a Lifestyle Business? :) We are closing the invite soon and don’t want you to miss out. Thanks! 8. 2 biz days later if ghosted: Hey [Name], assuming you are not interested in the arrangement. All good - just closing your file on my end because I didn’t hear from you. Cheers! 9. If we filled the spots: Hey [Name], just letting you know we have closed the community. Would you like me to add you to the waitlist? Waitlist members get notified 24 hours before the rest. That way you can take your spot next time before it’s taken or when a spot opens up. Let me know if you'd like to be in or have any questions. 10. 2 biz days later if no reply: Hey [Name], I am closing your file because I did not hear from you. - [Your name] YOUR FIRST REPLY: two or three lines on what you found about me, or one line saying you found nothing, then one line saying I can talk my answers instead of typing them, then the first question below that I have not answered yet. STEP 1. Ask me these one at a time. Skip any I have already answered earlier in this chat. Question 1: "Who are you sending these to, and how well do they know you?" Question 2: "What are you offering, and what result does it give?" Question 3: "What is the price to start? Type not decided to leave a blank." If my answer has a maybe or an I think but gives you my own choice, like "maybe 14 days" or "free for now, I think", that is my answer: use it and ask the next question. If I do not know a choice about wording or the plan, such as how to describe who it is for, how long it runs or where people report, tell me in one line the one sensible suggestion you will use, based only on what I have told you and Marc's description, and ask the next question in the same reply. I can change it when I see my messages. Never suggest a fact or a promise for me: whether my offer is new or sold before, a price, discount, bonus, result, date, reason, waitlist or number of places, or anything the people I am writing to did, said or shared. If I say I have not decided one of those, or I do not know it, it stays a clear blank where the campaign needs it and comes out where the message works without it, even if I mention a possible figure. Never ask me whether to leave something out or leave a blank, never ask me to confirm what I just told you, and never ask the same thing twice. Do not ask me anything else, such as each price, guarantee or bonus in Marc's messages. STEP 2. Rewrite Marc's messages in my words, in his order. Keep his small ask (like "Would you like me to send you more details?") and his easy out (like "All good if you aren't interested"). Keep each one about as long as his, or shorter, and match the way I write to you in this chat. STEP 3. Check every line against what I told you before you give it to me: a. Keep a price, guarantee, discount, bonus, result, number of places, deadline, reason, waitlist, service or step from Marc's process (like a call or a registration page) only if I told you mine. A waitlist includes any offer to tell people if it opens again or about a next round. Otherwise take that line out, or, where the message cannot work without it, use a clear blank like [price] or [your next step]. b. Never write anything about the person I am messaging, such as their news, their business or something they posted, unless I told you. Use a blank like [something they shared] instead. c. In a message to one person, the first message never has a link. It asks for a small yes. A link goes only in a message I send after they say yes, under a label like "After they say yes:", written as [link], and it is the link to what my first message offered, never my paid offer in its place. If Marc's first message has a link, move it there. Someone who already asked to hear from me, like a person on my waitlist, has already said yes. In an email to my list, keep a link only where Marc's email has one, written as [link]. d. Say my offer is new, or that I am testing or launching something for the first time, only if I told you it is new. If I am not sure whether I have sold it before, leave those words out. e. When you use a result or a change I told you about, keep exactly what changed, for whom, and my numbers, in my words. Never widen it, such as turning a faster checklist into a faster workflow, and never add a cause I did not give, such as "after the review". f. Nothing about me that I did not tell you: no feeling, habit or story of mine, such as being shy to ask. RULES Use only what I tell you. Never invent a name, a number, a result, a date or a reason. No emojis or ticks unless I use them myself. When I ask for a change, such as shorter or warmer, give me the full new set of messages and check it against STEP 3 again. A change to the wording is never a yes to a price, discount, bonus, date, reason, waitlist, result or newness I have not given you: keep every blank, and keep the piece that makes this campaign. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me my messages, each in its own code block, in the order I would send them. Above each box, outside it, put a plain label: Marc's label for that message if it has one, like "If they reply yes:", or "Message 1", "Message 2" and so on. Nothing else inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, in short lines: what you left out or left as a blank, so I can add my real ones if I have them; any answer I gave with a maybe, so I can check it; anything this campaign still needs before I send; and Marc's two checks before I send: does it sound like me, and if I were my ideal client reading it, would I rate it at least an 8 out of 10? Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop.