No high-ticket door
7,500 agents in the group and a sold-out summit, yet the most anyone can spend is a $200 course or a Join Now button with no call.
Already built for Christian Brindle
Three bottlenecks are capping Seven Figure at low-ticket sales. Fixing them is the path to an extra $200k per month.
What it takes to hit $200k a month
A webinar funnel at industry benchmarks, worked backwards from the target:
30%of registrants show up live
80%of attendees still there at the pitch
25%of the room books a call
35%of calls close
| If your offer is | Enrolments needed | Registrants needed |
|---|---|---|
| $2,000 | 100 | ~4,800 |
| $5,000 | 40 | ~1,900 |
| $10,000 | 20 | ~950 |
Chained together, that’s about 2 enrolments for every 100 registrants (30% × 80% × 25% × 35% = 2.1%).
Where the money is leaking
Nowhere for producers to go
There’s nothing done-with-you for the agents already writing business who want to build an agency of their own.
Attention with nowhere to land
744 videos and a yearly summit, but none of it points at an event that asks an agent for a call.
Proof: the same system, other clients
ROAS is return on ad spend: the money that comes back for every $1 spent on ads. A 10x ROAS means $10 back for every $1, or $10,000 from $1,000 and so on.
What I built,
and the bottleneck each piece fixes
Book a call
A 20-minute discovery call. No plan and no price on it, just whether selling a high-ticket offer makes sense for Seven Figure. If it does, the plan comes on the second call.