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Offer teardown 01 · 13 September 2026

Alexis · Her Last Call

She sells women a job, not a business. Thirty live video ads, one control body, a weekly Sunday webinar, and a mechanism engineered so that every objection a beginner has is already answered before they can raise it.

Every ad below was pulled from the Meta Ad Library with its real start date. Eleven of her creatives have been running 30 days or more, and the control has been live 100 days. All eleven were downloaded and transcribed in full. The transcripts are on this page.

100days on the control ad
30live creatives, all video
11proven winners, 30 days plus
4.7Whop rating, 425 reviews
7,720page likes
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The whole machine

Top to bottom, one page

Where the attention comes from, what converts it, where it gets monetised, and how it ends up as a booked sales call. Every box below was verified: ad counts from the Meta Ad Library, page URLs read out of her own source, prices from her public storefront.

Top of funnel · attention
PAID · Meta video ads30 live creatives, all video. 11 running 30 days or more, control at 100 days.page: Her Last Call
Button: "Learn more"Every one of the 30 points at the same URL. No other destination exists in the account.
ORGANIC · the same videosInstagram @lexchangelives, 195k. Plus TikTok. Same creatives, no clickable link in feed.
Spoken CTA: "comment SALES"4 of the 11 winners end on it. One ad runs both: "click the link down below to register, or you could just comment sales."
click → straight to the page
The DMComment triggers an automated DM. Her own words: "I will send you all of the details", "I will DM it directly to you."
the DM's only job is to hand over the same link
both doors open onto one page
Capture
The opt-in page"100% Free LIVE Training Reveals: How Girls Are Making $5-10k A Month By Simply Talking On The Phone." Name, email, phone. Countdown to Sunday.herlastcall.com/ · split tested, hlc_split cookie
Monetise, before the free event has even happened
The advertorial"WAIT! Before You Go..." Registration is held one page hostage while she sells the $40 to $97 products./natural-born-yapper-c
Bought$40 / $97 / $100/confirm
Did not buyStill registered, tracked separately/confirm-np
two URLs, so buyers and non-buyers are separable for the rest of the funnel
Confirmation and primingAuto-playing video, live countdown, numbered steps beginning "Step #1 Save These Details."
The event
Free live trainingSunday 8pm Eastern, every week. "Our platform only allows 500 women in the room." No price is revealed here.
Bottom of funnel · the call
Details + SMS consent"Takes about 30 seconds."/booking
Pick a timeCalendar is deliberately step two
Call bookedThen: "we're adding you to a group text... reply so we know we reached the right number."/thank-you
The sales callOffer and price revealed here, never on the webinar
Her Last Call Academy4.7 from 425 reviews
The Boardroom1:1, top rung
What the DM actually does, since it is the one box people gloss over. The paid version of a video has a clickable button, so the link does the work. The organic version of the same video has no clickable link in the feed, which is why she ends the script with "comment sales." The comment fires an automated DM whose only job is to hand over the same registration URL the ad button points at. One creative, two distribution channels, one destination. The comment also buys her engagement, which is why the comment route survives even where a link would work.

Verified: the 30 paid creatives and their single link target (Meta Ad Library), the spoken CTAs (our own transcripts), and every URL in the chain (read from her page source). Inferred: that the DM contains the registration link rather than something else. She says "all of the details" and there is exactly one destination in the entire funnel.

The same thing again, with the detail

Every box above, expanded.

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Attention
cold and owned
30

Meta video ads

page: Her Last Call

All video, all pointing at one URL. 11 live 30 days or more, control at 100 days. One written body, many hooks.

195k

Instagram

@lexchangelives

Her own following. Second brand handle @herlastcallacademy runs alongside it.

SALES

Comment to DM

spoken CTA inside the ads

Most videos end "just comment sales and I'll DM it to you." A second door off the same creative.

7,720

Facebook page

id 519542747914921

The ad account itself. Small page, large spend. The audience is bought, not owned.

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Capture
one page, split tested

The opt-in page

herlastcall.com/

"100% Free LIVE Training Reveals: How Girls Are Making $5-10k A Month By Simply Talking On The Phone." Name, email and phone. Live countdown to Sunday. Objection handling in the subhead before anything else. Webflow on Vercel, GoHighLevel behind it, and an hlc_split cookie proving she runs more than one version against live traffic.

The promise steps down here. The ad sells "$1M in 6 months, Queens claim your crown." The page sells "$5-10k a month." Aspiration buys the click, believability buys the opt-in.
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Monetise
before the free event has happened

The advertorial

/natural-born-yapper-c

"WAIT! Before You Go..." Registration is held one page hostage while she runs a long sales letter: the #1 reason girls bomb their first sales call has nothing to do with not being good at sales.

The paid staircase

whop.com/herlastcall

$40 Her Last Call · $40 deposit tier · $97 HLC Inauguration · $100 premium support. Cheap enough to buy on impulse, real enough to make the traffic pay for itself.

This is the box most people miss. A free webinar funnel with a paid product wedged between the opt-in and the confirmation. It is the low-ticket ascension play, run inside a lead funnel instead of beside it, and it costs exactly one page.
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The event
every Sunday, forever

Confirmation and priming

/confirm  and  /confirm-np

"YAY! You're Officially Locked In." Auto-playing video, live countdown, numbered steps starting with Step #1 Save These Details. Two URLs, so buyers and non-buyers are tracked separately from here on.

The live training

Sunday 8pm ET, weekly

Free, live on Zoom, scarcity framed as "our platform only allows 500 women in the room." A real seat cap, not an invented deadline. Runs every week behind 100 days of continuous spend.

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Book the call
two steps, on purpose

Details first

/booking

"Fill out your information and proceed to the next step." Plus an explicit email and SMS consent box. Effort named and shrunk: takes about 30 seconds.

Then the calendar

next page

The time slot is chosen only after the details are committed. Same logic as a two-step opt-in: get the small yes first.

Booked

/thank-you

"Your call is booked." Then: "Keep your phone close. Our team is adding you to a group text... reply so we know we reached the right number."

That last line is the most valuable sentence in her funnel. One instruction verifies the phone number, opens an SMS thread by getting them to reply first, and primes them to expect a human. Show-up is worth roughly three times what a better pitch is worth, and this is a show-up mechanic disguised as a courtesy.
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The close
and the ascent

The sales call

human, on the phone

Warmed by group text before it happens. The offer and the price are revealed here, never on the webinar.

Her Last Call Academy

monthly and yearly

Weekly coaching, mock calls, call reviews, community. 4.7 from 425 reviews. Price behind login. The real product is that she places trainees onto offers.

The Boardroom

1:1, price unpublished

The top rung. Also where every public complaint about her lives, which is the whole lesson about selling faster than you can deliver.

Read the machine in one paragraph

She buys cold attention with thirty video creatives that all say the same thing in different formats, and lets the ones that survive 30 days keep running. That traffic lands on a single split-tested page that promises a smaller number than the ad did. Before it confirms the free registration, it sells a $40 to $97 product, so the cold traffic starts paying for itself on day one. The confirmation page primes with a video and a countdown, the event runs every Sunday so nobody ever has to wait long, and the pitch is not on the event, it is on a call. The call is booked in two steps, consented for SMS, and then a human warms it by group text before anyone dials. Nothing here is clever in isolation. It is that every single stage has one job and does it.

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Who and what

Alexis Mai

The person

Instagram
@lexchangelives, 195,000 followers, follows 379.
Bio
"FOUNDER/CEO @herlastcallacademy. Helping women turn conversations into compensation."
Second account
@herlastcallacademy, the brand handle.
Ad page
Facebook "Her Last Call", 7,720 likes, page ID 519542747914921.
Claimed record
In the industry since 2022, "well over seven figures in commissions", first million at 24.

"Turn conversations into compensation" is the best six words on her whole brand. It names the asset the buyer already owns and the thing she does not have, in one line, with no jargon and no number in it.

The price ladder, from her public Whop storefront

ProductPrice
Her Last Call$40
DP Her Last Call (deposit tier)$40
HLC Inauguration, "her first step towards her dream life with high ticket sales"$97
Her Last Call Academy DP, "accelerate your sales journey with premium support"$100
Her Last Call Academy (monthly and yearly)behind login
The Boardroom, 1:1not published

So it is not one high ticket offer, it is a staircase. $40 and $97 entry points, a $100 support tier, then the Academy on a subscription, then 1:1. The free webinar sells the bottom of the staircase, not the top, which is why a cold viewer can say yes on the same night.

The reviews, in full

4.7 out of 5 from 425 ratings. 84 percent five star (357), 11 percent four star (48), 0.9 percent three star (4), 1 percent two star (6), 2 percent one star (10). Reviews are timestamped against purchase date, so "written 9 days after purchase" is visible on each one.

The positive ones name the same things repeatedly: live coaching, mock calls, call reviews, and the community. One of the top reviews says the quiet part plainly: "the program is gold perhaps quite expensive but worth it." Nobody in her five star reviews mentions the price being fair. They mention it being worth it, which is a different thing and a healthier one.

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The offer

She is not selling a business. She is selling a job.

This is the single most important thing on this page, and it is why the rest of the funnel is so easy for her to run.

The mechanism, in her own words

She trains women to be remote high-ticket closers. Not to build an audience, not to make a product, not to run ads. A coach or course seller does all the marketing, the buyer books a call, and she takes the call and collects the payment for a commission, typically around ten percent.

"I'm the person that collects the cash on the back end and then I make a percentage on everything that I collect."

Why that framing is so strong

Count what it removes. No audience. No product. No marketing. No inventory. No capital. No posting. No cold calling. No experience. No degree. Those are, in order, the eight objections that kill every "start an online business" offer aimed at a beginner. Her mechanism answers all eight before the prospect can voice one, because the mechanism genuinely does not require any of them.

Most offers spend the webinar handling objections. Hers are handled by the product design.

Front end

Free weekly masterclass

Live on Zoom, Sunday 8pm Eastern, every week. Countdown timer on the page, seats framed as limited. This is a recurring event engine, not a one-off launch.

Back end

Her Last Call Academy

Hosted on Whop. Weekly coaching, courses, mock calls, call reviews, Q&A, and the part that actually matters: she places her trainees onto offers. A separate 1:1 tier called The Boardroom also exists.

The placement promise is the real product

Buried in a 100-day ad is the line that explains her retention: "I connect all of my trainees to their clients." She is not selling sales training, she is selling access to the offers. She even explains why that matters, and the explanation doubles as a moat.

From the 100 day winner, verbatim

"The girls that I have trained typically match my results, but it's not because they're better, they're smarter or they paid for training. It's because I help them get on offers where the client is actually good at marketing. Marketing and sales go hand in hand... if it's not easier for you, it's probably because your course creator's marketing message sucks."

That is a genuinely clever piece of positioning. It pre-blames any future failure on the client's marketing rather than on her training, and simultaneously makes her placement network the reason to buy. Note it carefully. It is also the part we would not copy, because it is an excuse engineered in advance.

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Step by step

Walk her funnel

Every page captured on 13 Sep 2026 at phone width, which is how her traffic actually sees it. No form was ever submitted. The routes came out of the page source: the opt-in form declares its own redirect target, and each page links to the next.

herlastcall.com/

The landing page

herlastcall.com/

Split tested. The site sets an hlc_split cookie, so she is running more than one version of this page against live traffic.

What to notice
  • Headline is an income claim, stepped down from the ad: $5-10k a month by simply talking on the phone.
  • Objection handling sits in the subhead, before anything else: zero experience, hate feeling salesy, stuck at a 9-5.
  • Live countdown to the next Sunday, and the form collects a phone number (the page loads libphonenumber to validate it).
  • Built on Webflow, hosted on Vercel, with the LeadConnector widget loaded, so the CRM behind it is GoHighLevel.

Scroll inside the frame to read the whole page.

What the map tells you

It is not a webinar funnel with a thank-you page. It is a webinar funnel with a paid product wedged between the opt-in and the confirmation, and a separate booking funnel hanging off the back of the event. She monetises the registration before the registration is even confirmed, then sells the call afterwards.

That interstitial is the low-ticket ascension idea you liked from Unorthodox, except she has put it inside a free webinar funnel rather than running it as a separate offer. It is the cheapest possible way to make cold traffic pay for itself, and it costs one page.

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The ads

Thirty creatives, one body, six formats

Pulled from the Ad Library on 13 Sep 2026. Thirty unique live creatives after collapsing placement duplicates, dating from 5 June to 11 September. Every single one is video. Every single one points at the same URL. The written body copy barely changes. The variable she actually tests is the hook format of the video.

Days liveStartedFormatWhat it isRead
1005 JunVlogDay in my life as a remote closer, $18,000 cash collectedThe control. Six separate creatives all started on this date and all are still running.
1005 JunExplainer"$33,000 in the last seven days", full mechanism walk-throughThe best written ad in the set. Contains its own income disclaimer.
1005 JunSkitMan tries to get in her car, she explains the job insteadHook is the conflict, not the offer. The pitch arrives at 60 percent through.
1005 JunContrarian"Let me de-influence you from being a boss bitch"Negation opener. Attacks the aspiration her own market sells.
1005 JunCommunityAimed explicitly at Asian women, nails and lashes techniciansNarrow targeting inside a broad campaign.
5817 JulLifestyle"I just spent the day shopping in Soho, I already made $11,000 today"Aesthetic-led. "Your job does not match your aesthetic."
5817 JulPeer proof"My girlfriend Danielle went from $7,000 a month in business admin to $1,000 a day"Named, specific, relatable. Not a guru number, a friend's number.
5817 JulThird partyA man speaking to camera about sales as a skillBorrowed authority, the only male voice in the set.
5322 JulSkitStaged argument, friend tells her to leave the boyfriend and earn her own moneyLongest narrative. Sells independence from a man before it sells the job.
377 AugSkitShort group-of-friends cheers scene, 49 words totalShortest winner in the set.
100 days live · the day-in-my-life control
100 days live · the car skit
58 days live · the Soho lifestyle cut

The one written body, verbatim

This same copy sits under nearly every creative. Title on the link card: "[FREE] Sales Masterclass - Join Now!"

Control body, 100 days live

"Queens, It's Time To Claim Your Crown: Join Me For A FREE High-Ticket Sales Masterclass That's Already Changed Thousands Of Women's Lives...

Tired of watching men dominate the sales industry while you work twice as hard for half the recognition? It's time to change that narrative.

As women, we're natural relationship builders, empathetic listeners, and born closers, we just haven't been taught how to monetize these gifts... until now.

Here's the thing, sister... I'm hosting an exclusive, ONE-TIME live training that will show you exactly how I went from struggling to make ends meet to generating $1M in just 6 months (without sacrificing my authenticity or using aggressive 'bro marketing' tactics).

But there's limited space... Our platform only allows 500 ambitious women in the room, and spots are filling up FAST (just like my last three trainings that hit capacity within hours)."

Note the scarcity device. It is not invented, it is platform-derived: "our platform only allows 500 women in the room." A Zoom seat cap is a real constraint, which makes it far more defensible than a fake deadline. Borrow the structure, not the number.

And note the contradiction. The body calls it a "ONE-TIME live training" while the page shows a countdown to a recurring Sunday event and the ad has run for 100 days. That is the one place her copy is straightforwardly dishonest, and it is the part we will not take.

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Watch them

Every proven ad, with its transcript

All eleven creatives that have been live 30 days or more. Downloaded from the Ad Library, re-encoded to play here, and transcribed locally word for word. Press play on any of them and read along.

Day in my life, $18,000 collected

100 days live · started 2026-06-05 · Vlog · 319 words
The control. Shows a lost call and a no-show inside a winning ad.
Full transcript

Welcome to Day in My Life as a remote closer making over $1,000 a day. I had three sales calls today and two follow-up calls and ended the day at $18,000 cash collected. And you know it's a good day when you fulfilled these three pillars, health, wealth and relationships. I woke up and headed straight to the gym and then walked back home to make breakfast, got ready for my calls because when you look good, you feel good and your performance is just better overall. Not only am I a closer, but I recently became a sales manager. So I had my first meeting with my closers and this is a new skill for me and teaching is a whole different skill, but my girls crushed it after my meeting with the girls. I took my vitamins and injections of the day. I take NAD, McBee and try immune support because your girl is trying to become immortal and keep up slaying these sales calls. But I instill the biggest baby on injection days after the voluntary torture. It was time to get to work. My first sale came in as a $9,000 text message. I love those. I didn't even have to get on the phone. And then I had two new calls, but only closed one. It's okay. It happens to the best of us. The one that I didn't close. Honestly, I shut up. I was just tweaking off of the hookah, but then the second one I closed for 5,800. Third call was a no show. And unfortunately that just happens in this space, but my last call was a follow up that I did close for $3,000. After that, I had a meeting with all the girls that I'm currently training to become remote closers and I absolutely adore them. They are so cute. And that was a day in my life.

$33,000 in seven days, the mechanism

100 days live · started 2026-06-05 · Explainer · 429 words
Teaches the whole business model in ninety seconds, then disclaims its own numbers.
Full transcript

Today, I made $33,000 in the last seven days. I mean, it's $70,000. I didn't have to start a business. I didn't have to buy inventory and I didn't have to even post on social media. Let me tell you what I did. You've ever seen those ads on how to make money online or how to get in shape. I'm the person that collects the cash on the back end and then I make a percentage on everything that I collect. So I partner up with all of these major influencer course creators. They do all of the marketing for their course and the people that are interested in buying their course, they book a call with me on my calendar and I jump on that call. Typically 30 minutes of my time, I answer a couple of questions that they have. I send them the payment link. Once they make the payment, I collect the sale and then I make a 10% commission on every deal that I close. My first three days in this world, I made $6,000 in commission and that was without having any proper training or sales experience. Now I have to disclose that my results are not typical. The course creator that I was closing for was dialed with his marketing message. So then whenever the leads jumped on my call, I knew how much the program was and just wanted to pay, but I acted as the paywall and then I collected the cash. Now the girls that I have trained typically match my results, but it's not because they're better, they're smarter or they paid for training. It's because I help them get on offers where the client is actually good at marketing. Marketing sales go hand in hand. There's a lot of other people on this app that complain that closing is not actually that easy. And if it's not easier for you, it's probably because your course creator's marketing message sucks. As a closer, I can totally understand why that's frustrating because that is not your fault that their marketing sucks. And if you want to be able to work with higher caliber clients, those higher caliber clients typically look for higher caliber closers, which is why I connect all of my trainees to their clients. I have an entire step-by-step client acquisition blueprint that I created to help all of my girls land their roles. If you want to see that blueprint, just comment sales down below and I will send you a DM with the details.

Can I get in your car

100 days live · started 2026-06-05 · Skit · 253 words
The job is revealed through dialogue. Offer arrives at sixty percent.
Full transcript

Can I get in your picture? No, I'm in the middle of something right now. Well then, can I get in my car? Wait, this is your car? Yeah. What do you do? Do you do it? Only fans? No. I'm in sales. What do you mean by sales? I'm in consulting sales. So I work with online education companies and they book calls to my calendar with their customers and every single customer I talk to, I send them a payment link. Once they pay, I process that transaction into the Nainika Commission. Nice, is that something I could do? To be honest, your girlfriend would actually be better. How come? Well, because as women, people naturally open up to us and they enjoy talking to us, so it's much easier for us girls to get those invoices paid. Well, hey, could I get your number or something? Absolutely not. I mean, you could just grab a coffee, get to know each other, just call your own Uber, actually. I can just hop in. Babe, you need to leave him. On Sunday night at 8 p.m. Eastern, I'm having a completely free training. I'm going to show you how to make your own money. I'm going to show you everything you need to know about this space and how to even take a sales call. You don't need any experience. It's completely free to attend. Just comment the word sales and I will send you all of the details. Believe him, please.

De-influence you from being a boss bitch

100 days live · started 2026-06-05 · Contrarian · 335 words
Negation opener that attacks the aspiration her own market sells.
Full transcript

Let me de-influence you from being a boss bitch, okay? Because you do not want to be a CEO. You just want to get paid like a CEO and the secret to getting paid like a business owner without the risks and responsibilities is to be in sales. But I'm not talking about the type of sales that feels annoying and pushy. I am talking about consulting sales. There are consulting companies that teach people how to make or save money and they do so much marketing that everybody that wants to make or save money, which I mean like is 99% of the population, they all want to buy these consulting services. These companies hire women who are good at talking to people to talk to their customers and then we process the transactions after they buy the consulting service and then we make a commission on every transaction we process. But it's not like your phone is going to be blowing up all day and you have to answer all of these calls. You put in your schedule and then whenever somebody books on your calendar, it's only according to your availability. And then you show up to the call at that day in that time and you answer a couple of questions and you close the deal and then you make a commission. I have been in this industry since 2022 and I have made well over seven figures in commissions and the industry is only growing. There are so many companies right now who are specifically hiring women. If you have any sort of customer service, hospitality, or even sales experience, you are qualified. And a lot of these companies actually pay me to host trainings to hire these women. So my next training is going to be on Sunday at 8pm Eastern. It's going to be live on zoom. You can click the link down below to register or you could just comment sales and I'll DM it to you.

For my Asian sisters doing nails and lashes

100 days live · started 2026-06-05 · Community · 266 words
Narrow demographic targeting inside a broad campaign.
Full transcript

I hope this lands on all of the ABG Square U page but what are you ladies doing for work? Because is it just me or were we all supposed to be doctors? And then we weren't smart enough to be doctors so we started doing nails or lashes or hair. Regardless, there was always a lot of pressure put on us to make a lot of money. But I have finally cracked the code and I make more money than doctors do and I get to work from home. As long as we process a transaction on the phone, we make a commission on all of the transactions that we process. And it's not pushy, you don't have to be annoying, you don't have to post on social media, you don't have to call a bunch of random people up. They are people that already want to buy from the company that you work for but you are just the one that collects the payment. I made my first million at 24 years old in this industry and so all of my friends that were doing nails and doing lashes, I literally told them that they needed to be in this space and they have also made a lot of money. Doing nails and lashes make us decent money but you don't have to be hunched over servicing a client all day. You can literally be on the couch, take a call, make a thousand dollars in a 30 minute call. So that's my message to all of my Asian sisters, just get into sales.

Day in my life two, ascension calls

100 days live · started 2026-06-05 · Vlog · 332 words
$20,000 day. Explains why ascension calls close easier. Ends courtside.
Full transcript

Welcome to a day in the life as a remote closer making over a thousand dollars a day. Today was one of the most productive and rewarding days I've had in a while and it's because I performed well in every area of life with my health, my wealth and my relationship. I woke up, checked my calendar, then went to the gym and had a great leg day. I came home and had 50 grams of protein for breakfast and got my caffeine fixed before locking myself away in the office to take my calls. I had six calls on my calendar today and they were all Ascension calls. I ascended four out of the six people that I talked to into my client's higher ticket offer. and ended the day at twenty thousand dollars cash collected because these were all Ascension calls. The leads were already super warm and it's always easier to sell to people who have already bought something from your company. One of my leads legit started crying on the zoom call with me when we went deeper into his why and I would be lying if I said that this was the first time this has ever happened. But hey, that's how you know you're a damn good closer. After my work day was over, I got ready for my date night. I got a blowout with at Shirley Gallery and guys, she is literally the best. I have gotten blowouts from so many places in both Atlanta and Miami and she takes the crown every time. Then it was time for my date night. We headed over to the State Farm Arena and not only was this my first time sitting courtside, but I also got to watch LeBron play. I swear I have the best boyfriend ever and it was such a great game. We went into overtime and Atlanta ended up winning the game. But I would say I ultimately won at life.

Shopping in Soho, $11,000 today

58 days live · started 2026-07-17 · Lifestyle · 361 words
Targets a self-image, not a pain point. Your job does not match your aesthetic.
Full transcript

I just spent the day shopping in Soho. I already made $11,000 today. And now I am on my way to go and get an afternoon coffee. This is literally how every single Tuesday should be. Like the girls don't deserve to be stuck in an office or behind a front desk or doing whatever job it is that they're doing. My biggest pet peeve is whenever I see girls working jobs that do not match their aesthetic. Like what are you doing with your cute self sitting behind an office desk? Making the amount of money that you want to make and you have to ask for paytime off and you can't even go out and do what you want to do. Why are you doing that to yourself? Why are you allowing that in 2026? Babe, if you are cute, if you are a likable person and you easily can talk to other people, you could be making a lot more money if you were in sales. There are companies that are hiring girls and paying us over six figures a year just to take their inbound sales calls, close their deals and collect commissions. And what's so awesome about these sales calls is number one, you don't need any sort of sales experience. Number two, they last like 30 minutes long and in that 30 minute time span, you can literally make anywhere between $500 to $1,000. So yeah, if that's you, if you know you're too cute for your own good and your job does not match your aesthetic, I am having a training specifically for you where I'm going to show you everything it is that you need to know. The only thing that you need to do is reserve your spot. I'm going to show you where to find these type of companies, how to close deals, even if you don't have any sort of sales experience, you can save your spot by clicking the link down below. Or just comment sales and I will DM it directly to you. But I hope to see you there and not clocking into your office on Monday.

You know how to sell, you're just not paid for it

58 days live · started 2026-07-17 · Peer proof · 210 words
Best reframe in the set, plus the named friend Danielle.
Full transcript

If you are a girl, you should be making at least $10,000 a month. You already spend all your time yapping on FaceTime with your bestie, hyping your girl up, trying to convince your man to take you out to dinner. You know how to sell. You're just not getting paid for it. I hop on calls and I make thousands of dollars at selling a product to people that already want to buy what I'm selling. I don't have to do any marketing. I don't have to do any cold calling. I literally just close the deal and collect a commission. You don't need any prior sales experience. You don't need any sort of certifications. No college degrees. I've actually put all my girlfriends on one of my girlfriends, Danielle. She used to work in business admin working at a nine to five, making like $7,000 a month. Now she makes at least $1,000 a day just by taking these sales calls for your favorite online influencers. Actually going to be having a training showing you everything I taught Danielle from how to find a remote closing position, how to close a deal so that you can start making what you are after. just click the link down below.

Sales is thought leading

58 days live · started 2026-07-17 · Third party · 178 words
The only male voice she runs. Borrowed authority on sales as a skill.
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I truly think this is by far one of the greatest opportunities that somebody can get involved with. Like, man, women, I don't care. Like, the only way to lose is if you do decide to give up. You will never win a race that you do not finish. The thing with women is if you learn the skill of sales, you will never grow broke. A lot of people think that the wealthy have this secret list of things that they do to become wealthy when in reality it's not a secret list. It's a very obvious list that nobody does. Sales is just thought-leading. Like, you just have to be a thought leader because 99% of the population, they don't think. And so if you could lead them to thinking the way that you want them to think, you will do good. Talk home and tell them that. Like, you gotta, that was so powerful. I want you to look them in your camera and tell them that so they know they better get tapped in.

Leave him, make your own money

53 days live · started 2026-07-22 · Skit · 316 words
Longest narrative. The emotional argument is made by a friend, not by her.
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No, it was so much fun. - Hey, what was that? - What do you mean? - What did you were doing all night? You were flirting with that guy the whole night. You're supposed to be with me. What's wrong with you? Stop, are you dumb? Don't do that shit again. Matter of fact, you can sleep in the other room tonight. - Babe, what did-- - Dude, last night was crazy. What the hell was that? - It wasn't that much. It always acts like that. It's completely normal. - Wait, what's happening? What are we talking about? Can I join you guys? - Yes. - Oh, babe, you've gotta leave him. - Are you out of your mind? You're gorgeous. You know, she can find another guy in a second to pay her bills. He's not even hot. - No, Megan's advice was so bad. If she keeps on relying on other men to pay her bills, she's gonna stay broke forever. She needs to learn how to make her own money, and with consulting sales, that's exactly what she could do. - She really does need to listen to Alexis, 'cause I got kicked out. I had someone paying my rent. Now I can pay it myself. - You hop on a 30-minute-long Q&A over the phone or on Zoom, and then you collect a commission. - How can I get into this? - So on Sunday nights at 8 p.m. Eastern, I actually have a free virtual training that I do where I show you how to find a client, I show you how to take a sales call, how to overcome objections. Literally, the only thing that you need to do is show up on Sunday night at 8 p.m. Eastern. We'll make sure all of the girls get taken care of without having to rely on a man, Megan.

Cheers to making your own money

37 days live · started 2026-08-07 · Skit · 49 words
Forty nine words. The shortest winner she runs.
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Alright ladies, let's have a good day! Cheers! I actually heard she hosts free trainings in which she shows you how to land the plane and how to close a deal. 500 to 1000 bucks in like 45 minutes. Wow! Okay, well cheers to making your own money, girls!

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The analysis

Why this actually works

Nine things, in the order I think they matter.

  1. The offer removes every objection structurally, not rhetorically. No audience, product, marketing, capital, experience or degree required. She never has to argue anyone out of those because the mechanism genuinely does not involve them. Most of a webinar is objection handling. She got to skip it by designing the product properly.
  2. She sells an identity before she sells an income. "Queens claim your crown." "Too cute for your own good." "Your job doesn't match your aesthetic." "My Asian sisters." The viewer is being offered membership in a category of woman first and a job second.
  3. The promise steps down between the ad and the page. $1M in six months gets the click. $5-10k a month gets the opt-in. Two different jobs, two different numbers.
  4. Proof is a peer, not a guru. Danielle, business admin, $7,000 a month, now $1,000 a day. A named friend with a boring former job is far more persuasive to this buyer than the founder's own seven figures, because the founder is not who they think they can become.
  5. She shows losses. A lost call, a no-show, "I was tweaking off the hookah" in a 100-day ad. It converts a list of numbers into a credible report.
  6. The disclaimer is a trust device. "I have to disclose that my results are not typical," then an explanation of why hers were better. Legal hygiene doing double duty as honesty.
  7. One body, thirty video hooks. She is not rewriting copy, she is testing formats: vlog, skit, explainer, lifestyle, peer proof, borrowed authority. The written ad is a constant. That is a production pipeline, not a copywriting exercise.
  8. Two CTAs on one creative. Link for the ready, "comment SALES" for the curious. The comment route also feeds the algorithm engagement the link route does not.
  9. The event is weekly and permanent. Sunday 8pm Eastern, with a live countdown, running for at least 100 days of continuous ad spend. This is the Perpetual Launch, already proven in market by someone else.
The honest other half

Where it is weak, and what that teaches

Her Whop rating is 4.7 from 425 reviews, which is genuinely strong. But the public complaints cluster in one place: the 1:1 tier, The Boardroom, where reviewers describe paying, being put in a group chat, and then not getting the promised attention.

The pattern is worth more than the gossip. Her acquisition is excellent and her one-to-one fulfilment is where it frays, which is exactly what happens when a front end outruns a delivery model. It is the same failure shape as William Brown in The Field. For us the read is direct: our fulfilment is the product, so the constraint on how fast we sell is how fast we can build.

Compliance

What she is exposed on

"How girls are making $5-10k a month" is a headline income claim on a cold landing page. The in-ad disclaimer helps but does not cure it, because the FTC tests the net impression of the whole funnel rather than the presence of a disclaimer. Given the Publishing.com settlement of $1.5M in April 2026 and the proposed expansion of the Business Opportunity Rule to cover coaching, this is a real exposure and not a theoretical one. We take her structure and leave her numbers.

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Actionable

The steal list

#StealWhere we use it
1Step the promise down from ad to page. Aspirational number gets the click, believable number gets the opt-in.Every ad and registration page we build, ours and clients'
2"You already know how to do this. You're just not getting paid for it." Reframe an existing behaviour as an unmonetised skill.Angle 01. Ours: you already sell it beautifully, one call at a time
3Put a loss in the winning ad. A no-show, a lost call, a number that went the wrong way.The Evidence Board. Confirms the format works on paid, not just organic
4Proof by peer, not by founder. A named person with a boring previous job beats the founder's own figures.Case study content. Our Jaap material should lead with him, not us
5Platform-derived scarcity. "The room only holds 500" is a real constraint, not an invented deadline.Registration page, replacing any fake urgency
6One written body, many video hooks. Hold the copy constant and test the format.Our £2k ad test. Cheaper and cleaner than rewriting copy per variant
7Dual CTA on one creative: link for the ready, comment-to-DM for the curious.Needs the ManyChat route built, which is still outstanding
8Objection handling in the subhead, above everything else. "Even if you have zero experience, hate feeling salesy, or are stuck at a 9-5."Registration page structure
9The disclaimer as a trust device, placed inside the creative rather than in the footer.Our FTC-safe position, made into an asset instead of a cost
10Weekly permanent event with a live countdown. Proven across 100 days of spend.The Perpetual Launch, exactly as specified
Do not take

What we leave behind

  • Headline income claims on a cold page. $5-10k a month is the exact shape the FTC is now settling over.
  • "ONE-TIME live training" on an event that runs every Sunday and an ad that has been live 100 days.
  • Targeting by appearance or ethnicity.
  • The pre-built excuse: blaming a future failure on the client's marketing before the sale is even made.
  • Selling a 1:1 tier faster than it can be delivered. That is where her reviews turn.