Not what they promise you
I am sharing my experience as a business owner who invested a significant amount of money into this program (12K) for a supposably done for you program. Based on that, I expected strategic guidance, support, and hands-on help with the key pieces needed to properly launch, capture leads, follow up, and convert. Unfortunately, my experience felt very different from what I expected. One thing I would caution other business owners about is the sales process. When you first connect, the program is presented in a very exciting way, and it can feel like they are promising you the world. As a business owner who wanted to grow, I trusted the process and believed I was investing into a higher level of support. But once I was actually inside the program, the expectations felt completely different from the reality. From the beginning, the main focus felt like getting everything done quickly so we could launch ads. I understand that ads are part of lead generation, but my concern is that the process seemed heavily focused on launching the ad itself, without enough attention on what happens after the ad. Because the most important part is not just getting a lead. It is having the right funnel, the right messaging, the right follow-up system, the right offer, the right sales process, and the right conversion strategy in place once that lead comes in. That is where I felt the biggest disconnect. In reality, much of the execution fell on us. My husband, who does not have funnel-building experience, ended up creating the funnels, landing pages, and much of the backend setup himself. For a $12,000 investment, I expected a much higher level of support and strategic direction, especially for something marketed as “done-with-you.” A large part of the program involved being directed to go through videos and training materials, with the expectation that we would quickly learn how to become effective closers, build systems, run ads, and convert leads. It felt rushed and unrealistic to expect a business owner to absorb all of that quickly while also being encouraged to spend an additional $2,000 or more on ads. For a small business, that is a serious financial commitment on top of the program cost. My biggest concern is that I did not feel the process was properly tailored to my industry. I own a medspa, and I did not feel there was enough understanding of how medspa clients actually make decisions, how much trust is required, how important compliance and education are, or how different aesthetics and wellness services are from other industries. After running ads and seeing that quality prospects were not coming in, my coach and I decided to stop the ads. The suggested approach was to change the title and re-record the video. However, even at that point, I started noticing that several things I was told would be handled for me were still not being completed including simple edits and questions within the funnel. That made me seriously question whether I should continue investing more time and money into something that did not feel like it was being taken seriously. If basic funnel edits were not being completed after a $12,000 investment, I could not justify continuing to spend more on ads or closers. Because of that, I decided not to continue moving forward with more ad spend or closers. I felt it would be irresponsible to keep spending money when the full process from lead capture to follow-up to conversion still did not feel strong, clear, or properly supported. I also had a follow-up appointment scheduled to discuss next steps after making that decision, and I saw that it was canceled. That was extremely disappointing. At that point, what I needed most was clarity, support, and an honest review of what was not working. Instead, the cancellation confirmed the lack of professionalism I was already feeling throughout the process. Looking back, my issue was not just one piece of the program. It was the overall process. The emphasis seemed to be on getting the ad launched, but not enough time was spent making sure the entire system behind the ad was strong enough to actually convert. A business needs more than leads. It needs clear messaging, proper funnel flow, realistic follow-up, sales support, offer clarity, and industry-specific guidance. I understand that every business investment comes with lessons, and I am taking this as part of my growth process. However, I cannot say that my experience matched the investment. For me, this program felt less like “done-with-you” and more like a heavy training program where we were still responsible for figuring out and building most of the important pieces ourselves. For the above reasons I dont recommend this program to anyone.