My take

My take on the method

Less exotic than the marketing suggests, and better than that sounds.

Strip the language away and it is two things bolted together. A traffic method: short posts on Instagram and YouTube that ask for comments, with automation turning comments into conversations. And a money rule: put a slice of every commission back into whichever part of the machine is cheapest to improve.

The second half is the part I rate. Most courses in this market teach a tactic and stop. Tactics expire when a platform changes. An allocation rule does not, because it is arithmetic.

Profit is four numbers multiplied — leads, conversion rate, average order value, repeat purchases. Because they multiply rather than add, improving each by a fifth roughly doubles the result. The rule is simply to keep feeding whichever one is cheapest to move this month.

Where I think it is weak

You cannot run that rule on day one, because you cannot see any of your four numbers yet. Nothing in the training measures anything. So the step the product is named after is the step a beginner cannot execute for the first few months.

That is a real gap and I would rather say it than not.

My other takes

• My take on the price
• My take on who this actually suits
• My take on the tools
• Which sessions I would actually watch