Each one is a starting shape, already filled in with the steps you'd need. Your answers about your offer fill in the words.
You teach something live, then make your offer at the end. This builds the sign-up page, the reminders, the presentation, the sales page, and the follow-up.
What gets built
Same idea, except you record it once and it runs on its own. People pick a time, it plays, and the follow-up handles itself.
What gets built
You give away something useful for free to get an email address, then warm people up before you ever mention buying.
What gets built
For higher-priced work where you talk to people first. They apply, you filter, the right ones land on your calendar.
What gets built
Straight to the point. They land on a page, read it, and buy. Plus the small add-ons that raise what each customer spends.
What gets built
You're releasing something new. Build the buzz, collect a waitlist, then open the doors with everything already written.
What gets built
You run a short free challenge, people get a quick win with you, and your offer at the end feels like the obvious next step.
What gets built
None of the above quite fits? Start from what you actually want to happen and build the steps around it.
What gets built
Not sure which one? Start anywhere. You can switch later.