Marvin, one thing I noticed.

The people who'd pay you most for Amazon don't want to learn it. I built the call funnel that sells them a store built for them.

I spent 96 hours building a predictable funnel to add $100k a month to your Amazon coaching business, with less work from you.

2 done-for-you builds a week at $15,000 is $120k a month. I built the cold-traffic funnel that sells them.

Your calendar full of business owners who already have the capital, booked from cold traffic while you keep making videos.

Selling Amazon to beginners caps your price. Selling it done-for-you to owners doesn't. Here's the funnel I built for that.

Before the deliverables

Who to sell to,
and how.

01

The ceiling

Beginners love your videos. They're also the hardest people to sell high ticket to.

Amazon needs cash: the program fee, then inventory on top. Someone starting from zero on a normal salary can rarely do both, so the price stays low or the refunds go up. Your YouTube funnel will always pull beginners. The bigger money is somewhere else.

Beginner, 9-to-5Owner, $15k+/mo
Has inventory cashRarelyYes
Has the timeEvenings, maybeNo, so wants it done
BuysA courseA done-for-you build
Price it supportsLow four figures$15k+, plus inventory
02

The buyer

Owners and high earners whose income still needs them every day.

They have the capital and they don't have the hours. What they want is a second income stream that doesn't become a second job. A brand-name Amazon store with a trained VA and your systems, reviewed once a week, is exactly that. You sell the outcome, and your team does the work you already teach.

  • You buildthe store
  • You sourcebrand-name products
  • You trainthe VA who runs it
  • They reviewone report a week

The account and the stock stay in their name.

03

Why a call funnel, not a webinar

A done-for-you offer doesn't need a 90-minute lesson.

A webinar teaches. If the promise is "we do it for you", an hour of teaching works against you. Jeremy Haynes' rule for affluent buyers is short, direct and on demand: a 7-minute VSL, a six-question application that checks income and inventory capital, then a call. And because Amazon "automation" offers are under scrutiny, the whole funnel runs on vision and honesty, never income claims.

2 / weekdone-for-you builds sold from cold traffic, a conservative number we'd check on the call
$30,000a week, at about $15,000 per build
$120,000a month, on top of the YouTube funnel you already run.
04

What I built

A second funnel that runs on cold traffic, next to your YouTube.

Your channel keeps feeding the course. This one finds owners through ads, qualifies them before they ever reach your calendar, and gets them to show up. My team runs it, and your team takes the calls.

  • 10 adsone reason to buy each, written to the owner's conditions
  • 6 questionsincome and inventory capital checked before the call
  • Show-upa booked-call page, breakouts and a setter selfie text
  • Follow-up3 email sequences for every stage that drops off

So instead of explaining it, I built it. The VSL page, the application, the booked-call page, the ads and the follow-up, all below.

See what's built

Here are the
sample deliverables:

The funnel02
VSL script01
Ad creatives03
Follow-up sequences04

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