The Secret To Generating High-Intent Final Expense Leads [FREE Lead Gen Course]

Timothy Schucker walks through his system for generating final expense leads with Facebook ads. He's sold $312,971.25 in policies since November 2023 by identifying customer pain points, building ad funnels, and using ChatGPT for copy. His main campaign generated 6,000 leads at $6.60 each on roughly $59,000 ad spend.
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$312,971.25
November 15, 2023 (11/15/2023)
Approximately $58,930
Main campaign spend ≈ $40,000 producing ~6,000 leads at an average cost of $6.60 each
About 60–65 pre-booked appointments per week at peak spend
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Alright, so ladies and gentlemen, in this video I'm going to show you guys how we sold $312,971.25 of final expense life insurance in the last six months using self generated Facebook leads. Now this is basically going to be a two part series. First I'm going to talk about the lead generation and the funnel and how we basically generate the leads. And then in the second video I'm going to talk about the sales and how all of that works. So make sure that you go ahead and subscribe so you get notified when the sales part drop. This first one is going to be all about the lead generation. So if you don't know who I am, if we haven't met yet, my name is Tim Shilker. Basically, you know, run this life insurance sales channel with my business partner. And we teach insurance agents how to make six figures over the phone, working from home or anywhere in the world. And we also have a program where we teach agents how to generate leads. All right, now, real quick, before we actually dive into everything, let me prove what I'm saying to you guys. You can set your skepticism aside and just actually consume the message that I'm giving you. So this is basically the policy or the, the sheet where we track all of our policies. As you can see here, the first sale date on this sheet is 11:15, 2023. It's right now. It's May 30th. So this was roughly six months ago. You can see first policy here and the total sum. Right. Of all of the business. I selected every single policy from November to now and it's about $312,971.25, the exact number that I said on the previous slide. If you guys are wondering why this is blacked out, it's just personal client policy info that we can't dis publicly. But that's essentially the proof right here. Now, how do we generate these leads and how do you guys know that I actually know what I'm talking about with lead generation? Well, this is what we spent since that date in November. We spent about $58,930 on ads on Facebook.
The total leads, I haven't totaled all this up, but this is like the main campaign here. We spent $40,000 on the main campaign. We have other campaigns running too, but this has 6,000 leads at an average cost of $6.60 each. Which is if you guys are buying leads or maybe even generating your own, you're probably paying a lot more than that and you're probably generating a lot less than this, right? So that's why I think you guys are going to get a ton of value from this video because I'm going to literally tell you guys everything that I know about Facebook and unveil all the secrets right now the cool thing is the ads that we were running, we were actually getting people that were commenting on the video. I'm interested. Need more information. Need more information please and thank you. Very interested. And this was just happening like without our control. People would just comment that and then we'd reply back and send them a link to book on our calendar. So it was pretty cool stuff, right? So what am I going to show you in this video? Basically in this video I'm going to show you how the, you know, the exact systems and the exact methods that this guy Johnny, you guys may have seen him on YouTube as well. He does self generating leads now too. We basically are the ones who taught him how to do this from, from the get go. So after setting up his own ads, he wrote 20k and AP from his first $1500 in lead spend. You guys are going to learn in this video the exact system that he uses. Same thing with Dan. Before he started working with us, he was paying $30 a lead. Now he's profiting about 15k a month selling insurance part time. Same thing for Eris. Now they're consistently writing over a thousand in AP and they haven't bought leads since they started running their own ads. And now they're actually working on building an agency with the very leads that they learn to generate and that they're generating pretty cool stuff. So these are some of the results. Eris got $3.74 leads.
And this is just a bunch of people seeing results with the system that I'm about to show you guys. Feel free to pause this at any time. The other thing that's really cool about the system too is you actually get auto book deployments which is literally just people booking on your calendar ready to speak to you and ready to buy. Right. Obviously there's a little more that goes into that and that's why there's going to be part two of sales which is going to teach you guys how to sell and close these deals. But this is what is possible with the system. So this is a guy named Trevor, he sold a policy from an auto book. And here's a bunch of sales we made from auto book deployments here as well. You know, 2K, AP, 97AP. There's a bunch of them. Right. So what am I going to cover in this training? Basically, I'm going to teach you guys five things. First thing is the secret formula to Facebook ads. Right? I know that sounds super vague, but it's literally like the exact key, the formula, the one thing that you need in order to just smack everybody else and win. Right? And this will show you guys how, like we're actually seeing these results. This is like the number one key, the number one secret formula that everything else kind of comes on top of. Right. The second thing that I'm going to teach you guys is the three key ingredients to making a winning Facebook ad. I'm going to show you that. I'm also going to show you the five step funnel to get those auto book deployments. Like these things I was just showing you guys earlier. I'm going to show you guys how you can actually use AI, right, to help you create winning ads, right? So how to use AI to create winning ads and help you do this faster and easier. And I'm also going to show you guys how to copy and paste proven to convert ads so that you can just use them for yourself and, you know, see the results. Cool. So let's start with number one, which is less secret formula.
All right, this is the secret formula. Now, I know you guys are watching this. You're like, all right, what the hell, Tim? Like, you promised all this and you're just showing me a picture of a foot with bones and an Achilles heel that looks like it's broken. Exactly. The secret formula to Facebook ads is the Achilles heel, right? And basically what this is, if you guys have ever seen the movie Troy or you know, anything about Greek mythology or even biology, the Achilles heel is basically like the weak point in the body, right? And when it comes to the story of Achilles, who is basically this warrior and ancient Greece, he was impossible to kill. But he had one weak point on his body, which was his heel. And if you got him in the heel, he would die. Right? So everything else was bulletproof, but he had this one little, like, chink in his armor and it was his heel. It was the Achilles heel. So basically what, like, what we need to do is find the Achilles heel of our customer and of our market, right? And let me explain that a little more. There's basically two different types of purchases, right? You guys have luxury, luxury products, right? Like, this is like, this is basically another way to say this would be like a want versus a need, right? So this is like, oh, this would be a luxury this would be nice to have. And pain is like, oh, my God, it hurts. I need to solve this problem now, right? So of these two, which one do you guys think would be easier to sell something to and easier to generate leads to? Obviously, it's gonna be the people in pain, right? So basically what we need to do with our ad is target people that are gonna be in pain. Cause this is where the money is, right? If we try to sell, like, the luxury, you know, this would be a nice to have. A lot of times I see, like, people selling Iuls with, like, infinite banking. This would be an example. Obviously here we're talking about final expense, but this is a good example for. For you guys. People that sell like Iuls with like, infinite banking, and it's all these cool extra features. That's a luxury, right? That's a luxury. Versus if we're selling, you know, let's say we're selling final expense. So people avoid having to pay. Like their family's not gonna have to pay. Take out a GoFundMe and get a loan and do a car wash. That's pain. Because now you got me stressed, right? The other thing, I'm going towards pleasure. I'm getting an infinite banking and I have my bank and whatever. Versus going toward going away from pain, right? Going away from pain. This is going to be a stronger purchase away from pain than going towards pleasure, right? So again with that being said, we need to find a market that is in pain because the riches are in the niches and in targeting the pain of those niches, right? So pain products equal more money. So how do we actually find pain? How to find pain? Well, there's basically about six questions that we need to answer so that we can figure out and do the research to find out what their pain is. So first off, we got to figure out who are we targeting, right? Who are we targeting? Who are we going after? Second thing is, what are their problems? What are their problems? What are the things that keep them up at night? What are. What are those? Like that one insecurity that just has them like, oh, my gosh, if this happens, I'm screwed. Right? 3. What catches their attention, right? This is something I like to call identity triggers. For example, if you're an insurance agent and you're scrolling through Facebook and you see, like, a screenshot of a approved application, that's going to catch your attention. Because you do that all day long. And then you see an approved application or you see a stack of approved applications, that's an Identity trigger. Or if I show you the inside of like a go high level CRM, that's an identity trigger for insurance agents because I see it all the time. So what catches their attention with your specific market? And then how does your product benefit them? And then how does it solve their problem? So what are the benefits? And then how does it solve that major problem that they have? And then the last piece is like, who is your ideal avatar? What does that actual person look like? So that we can then answer all of these questions. So I did an example for you guys. Let's say, for example, we were targeting nurses, right? So nurses, who are we targeting? Nurses. What are their problems? Where they're constantly seeing sick, sickness and death every single day, right? If you guys think about what your reality is, it's just what you see constantly. So even as an insurance agent, right? As an insurance agent, you see death and sickness every day because you're talking to people that are, you know, talking about death and you're talking to people that are sick and need help, right? So nurses, same thing, but they're like in front of it and they're solving, solving the sickness and trying to prevent death. So they're, this is constantly on their mind. Sickness and death, constantly on their mind. And there's also a lot of single moms that are nurses. This is something you'll notice for whatever reason, it attracts a lot of single moms. I think it's probably because it's like a, it's a secure, high paying job that attracts women, right? So you get a lot of single moms in this, in this field.
What would catch their attention? What's an identity trigger? People in scrubs, people in the hospital, a gurney, you know, pills, things like that, Things that they see all the time. Identity triggers for nurses. I'm not a nurse, so there's surely ones I'm missing. And then how does this, like, how does this benefit them? Well, let's say we're selling to a single mom. Well, this single mom can now relax knowing that her kids will be okay if something were to happen to her. Because she has this on her mind. If pain, there's sickness, there's death, all this stuff all the time. What if something happens to me? Oh my gosh, I'm talking, you know, with sick people all the time. What if I get sick and die? Like my kids are screwed because their dad's out of the picture, whatever the situation is, so they can finally relax and then what problem are we solving where we're alleviating the stress. We're alleviating the stress of worrying about how their kids would survive after they're gone. That is, if you're a parent, you know, that's a major pain point. If you don't have life insurance and something happens to you, like, your kids could be in an orphanage. Like, do you want your kids to be in an orphanage? That's what's going through these people's mind. And if it's not going through their mind, your ad needs to make it go through their mind, right? And then let's look at, like, who our target, our ideal avatar would be, right? Let's say it's a single mom in her 30s, and she's working 60 hours a week just to provide for her kids. She has two kids and a dog. And let's say she lives in Texas or maybe she lives in Florida or California or North Carolina or South Carolina or wherever she lives. I just said Texas, for example. Now that I know who this person is, I can give them a name. And whenever I make my marketing, whenever I'm on the sales call, I'm talking to this person. This is the person I'm talking to. This is the person whose problems I'm solving. So everything, all of the messaging is crafted around how do I alleviate her pain? Let's call her Sarah. How do I alleviate Sarah's pain? And so basically what that does is then we get things like this, right? And I'm hoping you guys are gonna be able to hear this, but basically, if not, you guys will be able to read the text on the screen. So all, you know, all this research that we did to find the pain, we then turned this into an ad. So this is an ad that one of my clients did for nurses.
If you're a nurse or healthcare worker, this could be the most important video you ever watch. As nurses, we see death and sickness every day. You know that anything can happen at any time.
You guys hear, like, literally, I'm just pulling exactly what I found. You see death and sickness every day. You know, anything can happen at any time.
I think about it often. Being around sick patients all day makes being a nurse a pretty dangerous job.
You may not think about it often, but being around sick patients makes being a nurse a very dangerous job.
So what if something happens to you? Do you have a plan in place to protect your family? To make up for lost income? If not, listen up. There's a new program, right?
What if something happens to you? We're asking that consequence question. Do you have Something in place to make up for lost income.
Grant for nurses and healthcare workers to get up to $500,000 in life insurance to protect instead of a caregiver. Best part is you get a terminal illness, the policy will spend all you need to see if you qualify. And I personally a nurse for nine years and over that.
Right. And now he's going to being relatable. I've been a nurse for nine years and over that time, insurance would get their work.
Not all that. Here's why your job owns it, not you. So if you switch hospitals, your policy is gone.
Right? Because a lot of these people already have insurance through work. So we're just really like taking the messaging for that person and turning it into an ad. Right? So this is an example for nurses. I won't go through the whole thing, but let's look at another one, like specifically for final expense. Right. So veterans, huge niche, right? Veterans have this pain point that, you know, they see friends and family pass away all the time. And they probably have seen because, you know, a lot of times they keep up with their buddies from the military. They've probably seen one of their friends die, especially if they're retired. And they've noticed or they've seen that, oh, the VA doesn't actually cover the funeral. There's a super common misconception with veterans that the VA is going to pay for their funeral. Not true whatsoever. So what you need to do is basically break down that belief and then kind of like dig in on the pain. So someone's already experienced that. That's a big pain point for them because they're like, the VA doesn't pay for my funeral. What do I do? Right. So that's a big misconception. That's a big pain point. That's a big problem. Right. What are some identity track, identity triggers, American flag, people in uniform. Anytime you talk about the VA like veterans, like perk up and they pay attention. So you talk about the va, veteran benefits, anything like that. So what is the benefit of him? You know, let's just call this guy Randy. What is the benefit of Randy buying final expense from us? Well, he knows that he can finally relax knowing that he won't be a major burden on his family. He can die with honor. Right? Like this is. This is the type of thing that this guy would say. This is the type of thing that a Randy would say. Right. And how does this solve his problem? What alleviates the stress of worrying about how his kids will pay for his burial? Right. He doesn't want to be a burden. He wants to die with honor. This is huge for like the warrior type, the military veteran guys. Big on honor, very big on honor, Just men in general, but especially veterans. So if we say this is our target avatar, right? A retired vet in his 60s. He served in the US Army. He has three kids and six grandkids, and he lives in Texas, right? All of the people that buy life insurance live in Texas. Texas, according to this. Pre. So not necessarily true, but, you know, whatever.
And basically, once the. Once we have this, we can kind of like create our avatar. So let me show you guys this.
Pull this up in a separate slide and I'm just going to kind of read through the script I created. I made a script for. For veterans based off of what I just showed you guys, right? So the hook of the video would be like.
They didn't tell you this when you left the service, but it could make or break your family's future, right? Or we could say, if you're a retired vet, this could be the most important video you ever watch. Most veterans think that because they served, their funeral will be covered. The reality is the VA will dig you a hole, give you a complimentary headstone and a folded flag, leaving your family to cover the cost of a funeral home, a casket, transportation on all of the. The other ridiculous expenses that make the average cost of a funeral over $15,000. And before you ask, yes, this applies to retired vets too. Even if you serve 20 plus years, this is all that you get. So here's what myself and millions of other vets have done to protect their family from having to start a GoFundMe to cover their funeral. Right? And then I could go into pitching how the product works. Right? And then I can go in and tell a story too. Right? All you need to do is click Learn, qualify. Click learn more below this video to see if you qualify. And I want you to imagine two scenarios. Number one, a retired vet named James enjoys fishing with his grandson and spending time with his wife until. Bam. Age 87, he drops dead of a heart attack. And when his wife called up the va, she found out that she was gonna have to come up with $10,000 just to bury this man that she loved. All of these years, she was humiliated and felt forced to ask her kids to help her come up with the money. Number two, Randy, an ex Navy lieutenant, was shocked when he found out that the VA didn't cover caskets or any other major funeral costs. Probably like you are right now, watching this video. And basically what he decided to do to solve this problem for his family is buy a small life insurance policy to cover the cost of his burial and leave a little bit of extra money behind for his wife, his kids, and even his grandkids. Now, when Randy passed away at the age of 60, 75, his wife was able to cover the whole funeral and even have some extra living expenses to help her deal with inflation. So let me ask you, which one would you rather be? Do you want to be like James, leaving your wife with a burden, or like Randy, who planned ahead, and now that you've seen this video, you know the truth. So click the link down below this description, fill out that short survey, and I look forward to speaking with you and helping you protect your family. Boom. And that's a script that I wrote, right? And so if you guys want to know how you can get that exact script, I'll show you at the end of the video. But basically, like, that's a. That's a video ad right there that would crank and crush it for veterans that veteran ads. And we just turn out these scripts like this all the time for all of these different niches that are in pain. And this is what's allowed us to just blow up and generate all these leads and same thing for our clients. This is what they're doing, too. So if you guys want to see how you get that script again, I'll show you at the end of the video. I don't even think anyone has run this exact ad because it's something I just made, which is pretty cool. So once you find that Achilles heel, you want to just shoot an arrow right into it, and you got to dig into that pain and really emphasize it, right? Like, you guys noticed in the script, I was like, you don't want to die without honor. You don't want to leave a burden on your wife. Now that you know the truth, it's up to you to, you know, do something about it, basically, right? So we're really digging in on that pain point and just like, turning the turning or, you know, kicking dirt in the bruise, whatever analogy you want to use. So that's the Achilles heel. Another thing, too, that really matters is figuring out who is your customer, right? Because they're going to use different language to describe how they're going to, you know, how they're like, to basically describe the situation for themselves, right? So if it's a husband protecting his wife, he's going to want to, you know, he's going to want to die with honor. He's not going to want to be a burden. He's not going to want to, you know, cause a problem for her. Leave a legacy. If it's a wife on her husband, she doesn't want to be a burden, and she wants to keep her dignity. Right? Women oftentimes use the word dignity, whereas men oftentimes use the word honor. Mother to child, same thing. Burden of dignity. Father to child is usually a legacy. Leaving a legacy and honor, grandparent to grandchild is like, I want to leave a legacy, and I don't want to be a burden. So these are kind of like some of the different languages that people use. Feel free to screenshot this. And if you guys want this present, this whole presentation, also show you guys where to get this in the description below.
Awesome. So now let's talk about the three ingredients to a winning ad. I know I've just dropped a lot of fire on you guys, but we're not even, like, halfway done to this present. Next, we got the three ingredients to a winning, winning Facebook ad. Okay, so there's basically three pieces of your ad. We have the ad copy, we have the creative, and we have the headline, right? And this is what I call the anatomy of a Facebook ad. Okay, so when you guys look at this ad, what is the first thing that catches your attention? The first thing. The first thing that catches your attention is this creative right here.
Maybe you also saw this part right here that says warning, right? Now, the thing to note is if you're on Facebook, all of this is not gonna. You're not gonna be able to see this until you click, like, see more. So this won't even pop up. You would just see this, this, and this. Right? So there's three pieces. We have the ad copy, the creative, and the headline. The ad copy is basically where this first sentence of the ad copy is realistically the most important part of the ad copy, because this is what catches their eye and catches their attention. Okay, next we have the creative, because this is like, this is the main piece of the ad. This is what they see first. This needs to be bright. It needs to be attractive. It needs to have those identity triggers. It needs to catch their eye and catch their attention. And then the last piece is the headline, right? And this actually has a massive sway on how your ad does because this is something people see as well. And it's right next to our call to action. So it has a direct impact on how many people click, learn more, and then go and fill out our Form. Right. So let me go to the next slide here. Oops.
There we go. So the anatomy of an ad. We have the creative and this is going to be like your photo or your video, right? I just showed you guys kind of like how the photo stuff works. Videos are the same thing. You just don't have a. Or I just showed you how the videos work. Photos are the same thing except they're not a video. You just include all of those things in the photo. Right? The headline is basically a seven word attention grabber. So it's a seven word attention grabber. For example, this last one you guys just saw, it was protect your family for $1 per day. That's like seven words basically. So it's a seven word attention grabber. And the last part is your ad copy which is going to hook them at the beginning of the ad copy and then explain more about what it is and dig into their pain. So in order of most important to least important, this is what matters most with your app. Creative most important headline, second most important ad copy, third most important. And when you're creating these things, you need to have elements of the pain littered throughout this, right? So the headline, elements of the pain littered throughout it, the creative just tons of digging in on that pain, talking specifically to your customer, to your market. And on the ad copy you would need to hook them in with the lead in the first sentence. And then you need to explain more and just dig into that pain. And so that are basically, those are basically the three key parts to a winning and successful ad. You guys can view this. Feel free again at the end of the video I'll show you guys like how to download this preset as well. So you guys can look at that. Awesome. So.
Next let's talk about the five steps funnel that we are using to get auto book deployments. So we on average we're getting about 60 to 65.
Pre booked appointments on our calendar when we were like really cranking ad spend, like at the peak of the ad spend, about 60 to 65 per week. And I'm going to show you guys how we did that, what that system looks like so that you can implement the same thing for yourself. Because it's not just about generating the leads, it's about having them pop onto your calendar, which is awesome stuff. So this is the five step system. Okay, so first off we have the ad, right? That's what I just kind of talked about. I showed you guys how that works, right? That's the first piece I'm not Going to dive too deep into that because we just talked about it. I'll show you guys a little bit more about that in a second though. Next you have the instant form. This is basically a form on Facebook that's hosted on Facebook that they fill out and then at the end of the instant form you send them to your landing page and the survey. So the survey is going to qualify the more and then ask questions that streamline the sales process. Right, Streamline the sales process and make it easier for you to find upsell and cross sell opportunities. That's the landing page in the survey. And the calendar is just where they book. Okay. Calendar is where they book. And then the automation is going to follow up with people who don't book. Right. So this is like emails.
Ignore this terrible handwriting. Emails that does say emails and texts.
Emails and texts. And we're also going to send them videos and different things. The automation really like makes this whole process sing because this is where we find other people and get them back onto the calendar that wouldn't have already done that. Right. And it's cool because we don't actually have to do anything. We just set it up one time and it's good. Cool. So let's talk about step one, the ad. I wouldn't recommend running this exact ad because it's not really like digging on pain. It's more of like just very product focused. It doesn't really dig on the pain much. But there are some good elements of this ad that I'm going to show you guys. It's an attention grabbing hook breaking state approved 25,000 burial fund. Like this is your typical I thought it was free kind of stuff but it still will generate you leads. I would recommend going more the in pain route but I just. This is a good example of how an app should look. So attention grabbing hook. We have bright colors. This is a very attractive and colorful image. It's very attractive. We got these like the red on these roses here. We got the white popping, the light like shimmering off of this casket. Like it's a very attractive photo and it's great because it has a lot of identity triggers. And then we have a call to action tap your age to see if you qualify. Right. And your, the goal of your ad is basically the goal of your ad is to get the click. We just want them to get the click and then open up the instant form which is this part. Step two, the instant form. So this is where they fill in like auto fill. Facebook will auto fill this information for you, which some people don't like, but I actually love it because it means you get more accurate info. A lot of times if you just send them straight to a survey or straight to a landing page where they put their number in, you'll get numbers that look like this, right? Eight, eight, eight. Go screw yourself. Right? Like some just like the most random stuff that you can't actually call the number and you basically just wasted the money. And that's my problem with the landing page is a lot of times you get inaccurate info. But if you do this, it's directly for the info they have in Facebook so it tends to be more accurate. This is what I really like about the instant form. So after that we're going to send them to a landing page. It's basically, sometimes we'll do a video, sometimes we'll go straight to a survey. It just depends on the niche. But basically this is just going to show them, you know, we're going to have a headline, watch this video and then here they'll book a time go on our calendar. That's essentially how it works. Landing page, we have that survey that I was telling you guys about earlier. And then step four is your calendar. So you just send them to your calendar, they book a time and then you have automation that follow up with them. Now if they don't book, we also have step five which is the automations that again text and email people to get them to go back and book on your calendar. Go back, fill up the survey, go up, take those next steps. And while you're doing all of this, all this is working in the back end, you're also calling these people to get them on the phone. This is kind of how the funnel looks. We have the Facebook ad which goes to the instant form, which goes to the landing page, which goes to the survey which goes to the shows. And if they follow out at any point, right, like if they, if they fill out the instant form but then don't go to the landing page, we have automations that are going to take them back and put them here on the landing page, right. And if they fill out the survey but then they don't book an appointment, we're going to have automations that go back and put them here. So they book an appointment, they book an appointment and then they don't show up, we're going to go the automations, take them back, put them back into like to try to get them to rebook and respond. And when you have all that and you have the automation Just, you know, putting people back on. You get money and it's pretty cool. Awesome. So this is basically how we got our calendars to look like this. Obviously I blanked out the names of the individual clients, but this is just, you know, a bunch of pre booked appointments, which is super cool. And this. So that's the funnel. Now let me show you guys how you can use AI to basically help you create these particular Facebook ads. So we're going to use a little tool that I like to call Chat GPT. And it's not just that I like to call that, but that's actually what it's called. So. Cool. Let me pull up Chat GPT here. Drag it over. Come on.
One sec. Might have to move out of that. There we go. Awesome. So.
Let'S open up Chat gbt.
And basically we're going to do.
Basically the way that you want to do this is first off, you need to tell Chat GPT what it is. Right. So today you are going to act as a master Facebook ad.
Ad copywriter who specializes.
In creating highly converting.
Final expense life insurance ads that touch and dig into the pain points of.
Seniors who need to purchase life insurance. Okay. The pain points are.
They don't want to be a burden on their family and leave them with a go.
A big bill and the kids have to start a GoFundMe. Right. So I'm just kind of like coming up with this on the fly, but I'm basically telling ChatGPT what I want and who I want it to be. Right? Create.
Ad copy with an engaging.
And attention grabbing hook. Then explain the benefits of the program and how it solves their hair on fire problem.
I'm just gonna say create five variations and then boom.
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We had the hook is like, don't let funeral costs burden your loved ones. Maybe I'd ask a question like, what would. How would your family pay for your funeral? How would your fan like, like how would your family pay for your funeral if you passed away today, for example? That would be a good one. And then I can go. I'm digging in on the pain. And then I can go in and solve their problem with the remainder of it. So that's basically it. Like you want to start off tell chat GPT like what they're supposed to act as. Feel free to like pause this video and you guys can just copy this prompt. Or maybe I'll just, I'll just include this prompt inside of this presence. You guys can copy it. Let me do that here. So yeah, I mean that's basically how to create AI or have AI do it. Let me just paste this prompt so you guys have it. Cool. So that's going to be right under this little AI thing. That's pretty much how I use AI and I just do that kind of chat, chat back and forth with it to find something that I like and you guys can just use that and rip that in your. In your ad copy. All right, ladies and gents, so I know we've covered a lot in this training, but let me ask you guys a question. How would you like for me to basically give you the exact system that other agents are using to make. Make six figures, generating their own leads, and this is the exact same system that we used to have the results I just told you guys about, right? 312,000 and six months. How would you like to get the exact lead generation system handed you on a silver platter so you can start seeing the same Results for yourself. And not only that, but basically have me help you create your ads, run your campaigns and generate your leads, looking over your shoulder and coaching you and personally helping you to see these results right now inside of this, what I'm describing, right? You guys would also be able to get your hands on the exact proven ads that we've used. This is one of the ads, for example, that you know, I'll be giving you 2000 leads for $5.29 and 374 comments. All of people commenting, I'm interested, right? I'll hand you this exact ad that's already proven to work, give it to you, give you the ad copy and give you the headline we were running. So you can just run it for yourself, right? Not only that, but I'll also show you guys the same system, the same like lead generation tactic that Arison Eddie used to go from struggling agents who were barely breaking even, selling insurance to their world market and paying $60 a lead, right? Could you imagine paying $60 a lead for just a name, email and phone number, $60 a lead to now three months after they started doing this, they went from writing 4k to 6k a month, barely breaking even to now writing 30 to 40k a month and profiting, profiting 15k a month, right? What would $15,000 a month do for you selling life insurance? Now not only that, but they were also just recently spent 8k on ads and made 47k back, which is a 6x return on their investment so far this year, which is insane. Or 19 leads for $3 7074 cents. Right? And they are using the same lead generation system that I can show you guys, right? And the same thing that all of these agents use to basically, you know, create their own, their own videos. What I did is I basically, you know, gave them a proven video ad script, show them how to, show them how to do it, taught them how to film the video. They went and filmed it, got it edited, posted it on Facebook and just had ridiculous results, right? That is how these agents saw the same results. And that's essentially what I'm offering five people right now.
Same thing. This is a guy, Adam who did the video ad method, set it all up, used proven scripts, proven ads and he was able to get 7k AP in a week, only working auto booked appointments, right? Could you guys imagine just getting auto booked appointments on your calendar, calling them and writing 7k in a week since. Or David who got 8 auto booked appointments and wrote 3, 3 over 3k in 24 hours with $3.97 cost per lead, which is crazy. 70 leads at $3 and 97 cents. 3k in 24 hours. Right. And he did the exact same thing with the video ad. All of it. And right now I'm looking for five agents to personally mentor, have weekly coaching calls, show you guys the exact proven winning ads that were used, just hand them to you so you guys can use them and all of that hold your hand, help you with all of it. And I'm looking for five agents right now to basically coach and show how to do that. Now if that sounds interesting to you, we put together a whole presentation that explains how that system works. You guys can click the link down below and see how that works. And make sure that you guys subscribe to the channel because I'm going to be dropping the sales version of this course, showing you, you guys how we sold that business, not just how we generated the leads in the next few days. So subscribe so you get notified when that posts. And if you guys want to learn more about the system, link down below in the description. I will see you guys in the next one. Take care.










