How I Went From 1k To 100k Followers In Only 90 Days & How To Start Or Grow A Business Using Social Media
Last fall I had 1,023 followers, two jobs and a newborn son. Less than 90 days later I had over 100,000, and soon after that I walked out of FedEx for the last time.
Here's what we'll cover during the event.
Three parts, in the order that decides whether a page grows and pays, or stalls.
- Why most pages never grow: they're talking to everybody. How to get clear on exactly who you're speaking to and what you want to be known for.
- How to turn your skill, your story or your business into content people actually want to follow.
- The mindset that keeps you posting when the views are low, so you stop starting and stopping.
- How to open a video by saying out loud what your audience is already thinking, so the right people stop scrolling.
- The basics that matter more than any trend: lighting, audio, clear delivery and keeping it short.
- The simple content system I ran while working two jobs with a newborn, and how I never run out of ideas.
- Why followers alone don't pay anybody, and how to connect your content to an offer or a business people can actually buy from.
- What to focus on first, whether you're starting from zero or growing a business you already have.
- The mistakes that slowed me down for years, so you can skip the figuring-it-out phase.
I don't have a following or a business yet. Is this for me?
Yes. I started this with 1,023 followers, a full-time job at FedEx, a second job on the side and a newborn at home. Nothing I'm sharing needs a team, a studio or an audience you don't have yet.
And if you already run a business or coach people, and your page doesn't reflect what you actually carry, this is for you too. You'll leave knowing which of the three parts above is the one holding you back.
A free live class on growing on social media and turning that attention into a business, from someone who did it with two jobs and a newborn, without hiding his faith or chasing trends.
What worked, what wasted my time, and the order I'd do it in if I were starting again today.
Tue October 6th
7:00PM ET
Because most people who start posting never get past the stretch where nothing seems to be working.
It's rarely a lack of effort. It's an unclear message, weak hooks, and no plan for turning followers into customers.