If you know your subject cold but nobody's ever paid you to teach it, read this.
There's a course hiding inside what you already know how to do. On this free live training I'll show you how established experts get a paying buyer to prove that course idea is worth building, before they build it. No finished course. No ads. No big following. Just the one yes that tells you it's real.
The whole idea is simple: get one buyer to pay before you build. It's the same groundwork behind $7M+ in course sales, 1,700+ students, and a 4.8 on Trustpilot. On the training I'll show you how it works, step by step, live. You leave knowing exactly what to do next.
Live on Sunday · 3:00 PM ESTConfirm. It runs weekly and I don't sell the replay, so the day you pick is the room. Show up.
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The 5-point test that tells you in an afternoon if a course idea is worth a single day of your time, and why asking ChatGPT gets you the opposite of the truth (it calls every idea brilliant).
How experts put a course in front of buyers and collect money for it before one lesson is recorded. This is how Paul took £30k in pre-sales in three weeks with nothing built yet.Confirm date
and the order the people making real money follow instead.
Before you build anything, you run the idea through a simple market test: real demand, the gap your competitors leave open, how fast a buyer sees a result, and what they'll pay. Ideas that don't hold up get killed on paper, not after six months of work.
You make the offer and take a deposit before the course exists. A paying buyer is the only proof that counts. Everything before that is a guess, and guesses are what cost people their year.
Now you build, and only what people already paid for. You're delivering to real buyers instead of imaginary ones, which is the reason it actually gets finished and the reason it sells again.
Before any of this I spent about twenty years on the road as the founding bassist in a British metal band, and ten years at Microsoft testing Xbox games. Not the usual coach origin story.
I built my first course in 2018 from stuff I already knew, and it did six figures with nothing but a Facebook profile and a group. No ads. No audience to speak of. I've spent every year since teaching other experts to do the same, and it's added up to more than $7M in course sales across 1,700+ students, in niches that have nothing to do with each other.
You won't see fake jets or rented Lambos on this training. I run a real business, I've got a 4.8 on Trustpilot and two ClickFunnels Two Comma Club awards to show for it, and Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi have put me on their own stage to teach this. That's the level of proof I'd want before I gave anyone an hour of my time, so it's the level I hold myself to.
$7M+ in course sales · 1,700+ students · Featured by Tony Robbins & Dean Graziosi
Paul Martin pre-sold £30k in three weeks with nothing recorded yet.Confirm date Daniel Coates pre-sold $36k the same way, buyers first, course second.Confirm date They got the yes, then built.
Kerry Egeler teaches ecommerce and crossed seven figures with his knowledge.Confirm date Edward Taylor teaches visual effects and had never taught anyone before he scaled to seven figures.Confirm date Joanna Tomkins and Rachel Maxwell built theirs in different worlds again.Confirm date + numeros Different niches, same groundwork.
Individual results, shared by the people who got them. Not typical, and not a promise of what you'll do. Building a course business takes work.
You don't get to decide that. The market does. That's the entire point of getting a buyer to pay before you build. You're not sitting there guessing whether you're "expert enough." You're letting one person's money answer it for you. Most people are worth far more to a beginner than they think, and this is how you find out for sure without betting months on it.
It's worked in ecommerce, visual effects, guitar, and cleaning businesses, niches I'd never have guessed. The method doesn't care what you teach, because it's about validating demand and pre-selling, not about the topic. On the training I'll show you how to test yours specifically.
Good. That's the normal starting point, and it's the reason to come. You don't build the course first, you don't need a big audience to land your first buyer, and if you're not sure what to teach, the first thing we do is find the course hiding inside what you already know.
No. If you're not sure what to teach, the first thing we cover is how to find the idea inside what you already know.
No. Some of the biggest course businesses are run by people who partner with an expert and stay behind the scenes. I'll cover how on the training.
It's worked across wildly different niches, from ecommerce to VFX to guitar to cleaning. The method validates demand first, so it fits your topic instead of the other way round.
Plan for about 60 to 90 minutes live.Confirm length Bring a notepad. You'll leave knowing exactly what to do next.
Live. It runs weekly and I don't sell the replay, so the day you pick is the room. Show up.
The training itself is free. After you register I'll offer you an optional $27 kit that gives you a head start, and on the training I'll mention the paid program I run for people who want to go further. No pressure either way, and you get the full training free regardless.
The seat is free and the training is live. Come see how the yes comes before the build.
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