David Molina argues creators need explicit calls to action to turn audience into paying customers. He breaks down CTA formats like landing pages and DM prompts, and explains why asking directly is essential to reach $10k-$30k monthly revenue.
You never ask, you don't get. It's CTAs, call to actions, actually telling people, hey, let's work together. It could be a landing page, it could be a hand raiser, like those things that people go, hey, I'm looking for this kind of person. If this is you, DM me this word. That's a hand raiser. It could be an email, it could be asking for the sale. The thing is, when it comes to audience building, a lot of people focus too much on giving, giving, giving, giving, giving, and I get it, it builds goodwill. However, giving is part of a business, but so is asking. And if you don't ask, then you're limiting your capability to get. This is not the movie you're building, like a huge media empire, right? In that case, the more you wait, then the better. But if you wanna get to $10,000, $20,000, $30,000 a month, and you're like, that's kinda what I wanna do, I just wanna build my business, then yeah, ask.
