I will never sell the Hobby Arbitrage Method for a higher price than I'm selling it at right now.

That means you're paying more now than if you'd buy it in a couple of months.

Now you must be thinking...

No no. Nothing that fancy.

Look. The course is now priced at just under $100. But I packed it with a ton of stuff. Stuff that will increase the success rate of those watching by a lot.

But I want to be able to sell it for $17 or $27 in the future. Much easier to bring in cold traffic to it that way. So how do I sell it to cold market for LESS than I sell it for my warmest market without offending my best buyers?

Here's how:

I strip the course down when selling it for $27. I teach the basics and not a single insight more than the bare minimum I have to.

So you pick.

What's more valuable to you?

Getting the highest value possible - increasing your potential success rate to as close to 100% as I possibly can... or paying a bit less to binge watch the information with low success rate without ever implementing - just like all the other courses you bought before?

^ I've been that type of loser most of my life. No offense. I just know what it's like. Waiting for the best price instead of getting the best value. But you can choose not to.

The link is here -> Get access to HAM here.

Choose.

P.S.

Stuff I might take out of the course before I reduce its price in the future:

• Sales page structure

• The psychology behind the elements

• How to build bonuses to increase conversion rates

• How to test for $50 or less

Stuff that I will be adding to the course next week that I will also probably take out if/when I reduce the price:

• Finding a creator in a cheap country that doesn't speak English

• AI translating the whole course

• Meta ads structure to $300/day

• And probably 100 other things that I'm forgetting.

Choose.

The link is here -> Get access to HAM here.