Warner Community Funnel

Before the deliverables

Four things I noticed
before I built anything.

01

The problem

32,924 people joined your free Launchpad. The most any of them can pay you is $997.

You've got 116K on YouTube, 110k on Instagram and 6,000+ Roadmap students. The button on your site says Scale Faster, and it goes to a $997 course. Above that, the only thing for sale is an hour of your time on Calendly, so the ceiling is your calendar, however good the content gets.

02

Someone already running it

The longest-running ad in your niche sells exactly this shape.

Jim Cockrum's ad has been live since November 2024. It sends people to a free community of 80,000, a $39 course, and then coaching sold on a free strategy call. It sells to the same buyer you do, from a front end far smaller than yours. You've already built the part that's hard to build, which is a free community people trust. The piece that's missing is the step above the Roadmap.

03

The maths

Nobody who's ready to go full time wants another course. They want a seller checking their buys.

That's what the top of your community is asking for in the Discord every day: is this a good buy, can I sell this brand, why did my price tank. A coach answering that, plus their account set up for them, is worth thousands to someone trying to replace a salary. Ten of them a month, out of a free community your size, before a single ad runs.

04

The objection you're already forming

"That sounds like a lot more work." You and Miles already run the call.

You already do a weekly live sourcing call with Miles, and your Roadmap page promises 12/7 DMs from 7-figure sellers. The coaching is those same sellers checking buy lists, plus one 30-minute Fast-Track Call a week for free members, and a setter and closer taking the sales calls. Roughly the same week, for many times the revenue.

So instead of explaining it, I built it. The join page, the backend that sells the coaching, the emails and the ads, all below.

See what's built

Modelled on the funnels running longest in your market

Jim CockrumUS · Proven Amazon CourseOldest live ad: 701 daysA free community first, then a cheap course, then coaching on a free call.

Abuv The ParUS · Wholesale mentorship36+ ads, FAQ ads live 387 days"You don't need a brand or a warehouse", and the cost question answered in an ad.

Jatz NaranUK + US · 6figurefba46 active ads since MayWatch first, then named results, then the call. The full-time-job objection in the ad.

ALGO Online RetailUS · Santiago Tellez24 active ads since June"A side hustle in 1 to 2 hours a day", buying known brands to resell.

Here are the
sample deliverables:

The front end01

The backend04

Ad creatives03

Email sequences03

I spent the last 9 hours rebuilding your entire acquisition system so that you can add an extra $100k per month to The FBA Roadmap through your free Launchpad community.

Four things I noticed
before I built anything.

32,924 people joined your free Launchpad. The most any of them can pay you is $997.

The longest-running ad in your niche sells exactly this shape.

Nobody who's ready to go full time wants another course. They want a seller checking their buys.

"That sounds like a lot more work." You and Miles already run the call.

Modelled on the funnels running longest in your market

Here are the
sample deliverables:

Here's the whole model,
already built:

Case studies

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I spent the last 9 hours rebuilding your entire acquisition system so that you can add an extra $100k per month to The FBA Roadmap through your free Launchpad community.

Four things I noticedbefore I built anything.

32,924 people joined your free Launchpad. The most any of them can pay you is $997.

The longest-running ad in your niche sells exactly this shape.

Nobody who's ready to go full time wants another course. They want a seller checking their buys.

"That sounds like a lot more work." You and Miles already run the call.

Modelled on the funnels running longest in your market

Here are thesample deliverables:

Here's the whole model,already built:

Case studies

Book a call

Four things I noticed
before I built anything.

Here are the
sample deliverables:

Here's the whole model,
already built: