
Our playbook to $100,000 a month is free, and it's where the 90-day plan in this podcast comes from: ► The $100K Playbook: https://capitalism.com/100K Dr. Megan Jolley Milne is a pharmacist, and her company Nutranize does $20,000-$27,000 a month almost entirely off one YouTube channel. She's in a tiny space with a skeptical market and she can't run ads because of medical claims, so when she flew into our in-person mastermind I sat down with her and built a 90-day plan to double the business. I didn't give her a single new thing to do. I took things away. And you can run the same subtraction on yours. Resources mentioned in the podcast: ► The $100K Playbook: https://capitalism.com/100K ► Bootcamp waitlist: https://capitalism.com/bootcamp (0:00) A business that should be doing a million, stuck in the low six figures (1:15) Everything runs on one YouTube channel, and she's stuck on what comes next (2:14) What she sells: a supplement for the side effects of prednisone, $104.99 a month (3:03) The numbers: $20,000-$27,000 a month, and what made May different (4:01) What I caught at breakfast: the traffic goes everywhere (4:35) The inventory: Amazon, a sales page, a checklist, a taper chart, a quiz (5:16) Thousands of leads and zero buyers (6:03) The queen bee activity, and why it decides what you work on (7:08) Leakage, and why scattering a little energy waters nothing (9:27) Her magnum opus, and the phone calls it produced (11:01) Make the thing that already converts your only lead magnet (12:04) One promise up front, everything else stacked behind it (14:10) "That feels relieving. I just need to do one thing." (14:33) A separate follow-up series for every lead magnet is exhausting (15:59) The prescription: one opt-in, and commit to it (16:55) The lead magnet you have beats the one that doesn't exist (17:27) Put a discount in the P.S. of every email (19:49) I don't consider content a call to action (20:33) 4 offers at checkout, and the 1 upsell worth adding (23:20) Why she doesn't have to touch ads in a regulated space (24:01) Why 90 days and not 5 years (25:48) The million-dollar move: out of a niche of all niches (26:23) Nutrient depletion is the brand, prednisone is just the first drug (28:05) A new drug is a new person, and a new funnel (29:42) 80% of my job is telling people what not to do (30:49) No permission to launch a 2nd product for 90 days (31:45) Her last worry: what if they never watch the video (33:01) The Facebook group with 5,000 members she forgot she had (34:35) Now the email list and the group promote each other (36:03) "I just got my money's worth" (36:19) What I didn't do: I took things away DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this podcast Channel and the resources available for download/viewing through this podcast Channel are for educational and informational purposes only.
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