I recently had someone who’s interested in my Secret Coach Club newsletter reach out to me.
The gentleman was confused, since it’s “only” 16 pages and it’s $97 per month.
He informed me that it works out to about $6 per page, when you can get a whole magazine for that.
I can’t argue with him there.
SCC isn’t cheap. But it’s not meant to be for every Tom, Dick or Harry out there.
I see coaches creating $7 products (to “get people through the door”) and then complain because the buyers don’t implement what they’re taught, or the refund rate is through the roof.
It’s not rocket science: when people are paying peanuts, they don’t take what you’re giving them seriously.
I don’t want the “freeple” or the “cheaple” in my club. The price tag is designed to scare them away – to get them running for the hills.
(Since one of the bonuses for SCC people is to pick my brain by email, I’d be driven nuts by low-paying people taking advantage of that perk).
I’m not looking for the coaches who complain about price of the newsletter. I want coaches who, instead of viewing it as “costing” them $97 a month, look at it as investing $97, and use what I teach to make a lot more than that.
What I give in those pages can turn into many thousands a month (and a lot more over your lifetime) if you implement it.
When you’re investing $97 a month, I know you’ll treat it seriously. It won’t be something that sits on your shelf collecting dust, you’ll put it into action to get clients …
And that makes Marc a happy camper.
If you want to spend your time reading Cosmopolitan, Reader’s Digest or another magazine it’s your call.
But if you want to get my exclusive (not found anywhere else) advice for getting more coaching clients, you can subscribe here:
