Writing Content Targeted to High Earners with Ai

We're crafting a post today. Actually, OfferCashy is crafting a post today. We're just answering questions. Uh, WhaleBaitCashy is doing so. So, uh, this is WhaleBaitCashy. This is the software that I developed so that it would create posts and whale bait for the cash creators and me. So I'm just gonna demo it how it works. Should not take us a long time, and let's just roll. So it's gonna start with what happened this week, month, or year that's worth talking about, or what What are you working on right now? And, um, it's designed to like follow curiosity, follow the energy that you bring to it. So you can rant to it or you can just like tell her. So for me, I made the OfferCash you released today, the crowds offers, basically you, but you create offers. Made one right then and there that I would make right then and there that I would make the audience of 18 people. Basically I made it to 18 people. One person then bought at $5,000. And I'm looking to promote Whalebait Cash. So it's also going to ask you what offer you're looking to promote so that it can create like a smooth transition between the content and what you're actually offering. Because sometimes it's like a little bit, a little bit clunky, right? You don't want to be the guy of, um, I just proposed to my girlfriend. Here's what it taught me about B2B LinkedIn sales. Uh, you want to, you want to have some coherence and Whalebait Cash is designed to do so. So I just press enter and I let it cook. She's thinking now, this might take shorter for me than it will take for other people because Wellbay Cashy has memory. So, uh, it's going to have memory on you. So it's going to take short eventually, a short time eventually. So she remembers things about you. Like this is what I believe in. This is what are your components are. That's what your offer is. What do you sell? What's your name? What's your email? What's everything about you so that the more you use her, the more time she can save you. Which basically means that the more money she makes you through these posts and offers, uh, the more time she can save you because she remembers things. You don't have to explain this, what I do, this is what I believe in, over and over again. So let's do it live. $5K from a room of 18 is better than— better math than most launches. Doing it live is risky. If the tool spits out garbage, you look like an amateur. Yes, yes, I would. What made you trust the output enough to put a $5K price tag on it right then and there. So it was made to a room of people, of whales. Fish do need more convincing and fancy offers and big funnels, which is true. Whales just need something to see that you can deliver, and often the best proof is demonstration. So this is not scripted, right? Like, I can't— like, I didn't tell her, ask them about the 5K of 18 people. It's designed to follow the energy that you bring, because content is different to offers in that it is very emotional-based. It's very, like, from the heart. Offers are made, like, with the brain, but, um, content needs to be made from the heart. It needs to follow a certain energy, and Will Bake Cash is designed to do so. It's kind of the— it's not a template. You don't want templates for content. I don't think that's a useful frame. It's, uh, you want to transmit your energy to people. Precision is the tax you pay for a lack of demo. If you have to explain it to death, you're talking to a fish. But if you show it and they buy, you find a whale. When that person paid the $5K, what was the specific thing they saw that made the decision for them? Was it the speed of the output, the accuracy, or just the audacity of doing it live? I'm just gonna say I think it was the speed. High-value people have more money than time. If you can demo something in the short attention window you got of them, and that's enough for a lot of whales. So again, she's following like where my energy is, what I'm trying to, what I'm trying to tell her. Speed is the ultimate wealth filter. Fish have time but no money, so they pay, they pay with time, like via sales and nurturing. Whales have money but no time, so they pay for speed. If you can compress the time between I have a problem and I see the solution, you don't need a funnel. You just need to show it working. That's true. That's the insight. Demo beats persuasion because demonstration is instant. Sounds accurate? Yes, it does. If so, would you like me to write the posts? Yes. 1 or 2 enters between lines. Sometimes depending on how you post, you might want 1 or 2. For me personally, I want 1. And so I'm just going to ask her now this process. I told you that it was going to be faster for me. She's going to ask you maybe 4, 5 questions and, uh, because of the memory, she's gonna start asking you less the more, the more you do this thing, because she learns about you. She keeps this memory. And like, for example, ChatGPT, you have to explain everything over and over again. Sometimes it gets memory, but I prefer for me to do it like this. You can pick what she wants, what you want her to remember. So, Jakey believes that demoing a solution is more effective than extensive persuasion for high-value clients. I believe that JK recognizes— values speed and efficiency, recognizing that high-value clients prioritize time savings. Yes, sir. And so I'll click save. And so Cashier remembers this for everything that I create right after that, so it saves time the more you use her to serve you with these posts. So it's only good if, you know, she can actually do good posts. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to export it to Google Docs. Which is connected to your Google, so you can see what she gave you. So let's see. Newsletter version. Persuasion is tax. So it's gonna give you a newsletter version, and it's gonna give you a post version that's slightly longer. It's below the Instagram character limit, so you can put it as a caption on Instagram or Twitter or LinkedIn. And it's gonna give you short tweets or stories that you can put like in small snippets. that kind of serve as small bits of persuasion. So let's read. I did something risky. I stood in front of a room of 18 people, opened up my new tool Wheelbeat Cashy, and built an offer live right in front of them. If it failed, it looked like an amateur. If it worked, I looked like a wizard. And it worked. One person bought it right then and there for $5,000. That's a $5,000 conversion from a room of 18 people. Better math than most launches with big funnels and thousands of leads. And here's why that happened. Persuasion is the tax you pay for a lack of demonstration. I like that. So I'm gonna post that. I'm gonna go to Twitter. I like it. If you have to explain it to death, write 20-page sales letters, and nurture leads for 6 months, you're talking to fish. Fish have time but no money, so they pay with time. They watch the VSLs, they read the long pages, they need to be convinced. Whales are different because they have money but no time. They don't want to be persuaded, they want to be shown. If you can compress the time between "I've got a problem" and "I see the solution," you don't need a funnel, you just need a demo. The buyer didn't buy because of a promise, they bought because they saw the speed. They saw the output appear in seconds and realized it would have saved them hours. When you target high-value people, speed is the ultimate filter. If you can show it, you don't need to sell it. Wellbait Cache is now live. It helps you write content at the speed whales expect. If you'd like to see it work, then Here's the link. Likes and Cash, JK Molina. It saves my signature. It's going to save yours, right? Obviously, she's not going to tell you you're JK. Post version. And now it's a more compressed version designed to sell, not the offer itself, because I don't believe you want that with socials. You want the idea. So precision is the tax you pay. I stood in a room of 18 people, used a laptop, and just, uh, built an offer live on the spot. One person bought it immediately for $5,000. I didn't have a sales page, VSL, or nurture sequence. I just had a demo. Most marketing advice is built for fish. Fish have time but no money, so they have to build long, complex arguments to convert them. They pay with their time. Well, some money, but they don't have any time. They don't care about your funnel. They care about speed. If you can compress the time between I've got a problem and I see the solution, the sale happens automatically. The moment you stop trying to persuade and start demonstrating, the quality of your client goes up. If you have to explain it to death, you're targeting the wrong tax bracket. Show, don't sell. I like that too. And then tweets or stories that you can put that are like short, right? And we're in minute 8. It's gonna take you shorter because you're not gonna be talking to a camera, right? But this is what she gave me. Persuasion is the tax you pay for a lack of demonstration. I just posted that. If you have time to talk them into it, you're targeting people with more time than money. Fish pay with time, whales pay with money. If your marketing requires hours of attention to convert, you're filtering out the people who value their time the most. Well, I'm just gonna stop it there. I like what she gave me. You're probably gonna see this in my feed in the next few days if you follow. But anyway, this is Will Baykashi. That is what she can do. She's got this memory mode, so she'll remember things about you depending on, well, the things you gave her, right? And yeah, she's ready. If you would like her, then the release is in December It's on December, I think, 16th or 15th, depending on where you might see it on this page. And, um, looking forward to having her serving you.