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It's your fault if you don't make money

Name: It's your fault if you don't make money
Uploaded: 2022-11-19T19:00:26+00:00
Duration: 52 s
Channel: David Molina
Description: In this YouTube clip, Jake delivers direct, no‑excuse business advice about why entrepreneurs often blame a bad offer when the real issue is insufficient…

19 Nov 2022 · 1 min

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In this YouTube clip, Jake delivers direct, no‑excuse business advice about why entrepreneurs often blame a bad offer when the real issue is insufficient testing and poor lead flow. He argues that an offer cannot be deemed ineffective unless it has been pitched to at least 20 prospects on a call, emphasizing the need to give an offer “oxygen” through real‑world validation. Jake recounts hiring a consultant, Ryan, for $3,000, who identified a lead‑flow bottleneck. By dramatically increasing outreach—more calls, emails, and overall contact volume—Jake’s business jumped to $100,000 in monthly revenue in September. The core message is that simple, systematic outreach and rigorous testing, rather than blaming the offer, drive sales growth.

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How do you know the offer isn't good? It's because you tweeted it and people didn't buy? Well, no, dude, people will craft an offer and they're good. Like I see them, I'm like, man, this works. One month in, they tell me, bro, my offer didn't work. I asked them, okay, how many people did you talk to? How many people have you pitched? And they're like, maybe one a week. You cannot say that it didn't work if you haven't pitched at least 20 people on a call. Pitch 20 people on a call and then tell me, hey, Jake, the offer didn't work. That's how you need to need changes. Because then you haven't tested it. You haven't given it oxygen. I paid Ryan $3,000 for him to get on a few calls with me and tell me, well, Jakey, I've seen your program and I think I know what you're not getting sales. Maybe you should just talk to more people. I was like, dude, come on. You serious? It's like, yeah, you have a lead flow problem. So what I did is I started talking to more people, sending more emails, creating more outreach. Guess what? September was $100K a month. Sometimes the answer is that simple.