For coaches, consultants and course creators who already sell their offer one conversation at a time, and are done trying to build the webinar themselves.
…so your offer sells to a room full of people at once, instead of one DM, one call, one conversation at a time.
If you’re reading this, you already have something most people never get: an offer that works. People buy it. People get results from it.
The problem is how they buy it. Every sale runs through you. Your DMs, your calls, your time. The months you’re in front of people are good months. The months you step back, it gets quiet.
And somewhere on your list, probably for longer than you’d like to admit, is “build the webinar.”
That’s what this is. My team builds your complete webinar system for you: the offer strategy, the script, the slides, the registration funnel, the reminders and the follow-up. Once onboarding is done and we have your materials and account access, it’s ready to launch within 14 days.
And you don’t write a word of it from a blank page. You don’t fight with the funnel builder at midnight. You don’t wire up reminder emails between client calls.
In December 2013, I ran my first webinar. One sale. $497, to a friend.
I kept giving that same presentation until it worked. In 2019 I won $25,000 on stage in a presentation contest inside Ryan Levesque’s program. Every level I’ve hit since came from the same skill: one presentation that sells.
Today my own funnels have tracked $4,569,354 in revenue in Hyros. And my team builds the same system for coaches, consultants and course creators in niches that have nothing to do with mine.
Past results across our clients. Not a projection of yours.
We’ve built for car wash buyers, land flippers, laundromat investors, esthetician coaches, sales academies and medical supply flippers. The niche changes. The structure of a presentation that sells doesn’t.
We only take on people we’re confident we can build for. My in-house team builds every system personally, so we cap how many we take on each month. I’m looking for the right fit, not the most people.
Read both lists honestly. It saves us both a call.
If that sounds like you, this could be the month the webinar finally stops being a to-do and starts being the thing that sells for you.
Four phases. You bring the expertise. We do the building.
Most experts start by opening a slide template. That’s why most webinars never get finished.
We start with an onboarding call with my team, where we:
Most webinars fail because they teach too much. A satisfied curiosity never buys.
Teaching webinars create students. Selling webinars create customers. We build you the selling kind:
A great presentation nobody shows up to sells nothing.
The first launch is where most people get stuck and quietly give up.
You’re not on your own after handoff. You get 60 days of private Slack access to my team for implementation questions, troubleshooting and launch guidance. When something needs fixing, you post it and we help you fix it.
Revenue dashboards from client webinar funnels, shown with their permission. The last one is mine.
Client results shown are real but not typical, and depend on the offer, audience and effort involved. A webinar system amplifies an offer that already works. It is not a guarantee of income.
Where we lock the plan, the page list and what we need from you.
How your offer is framed, stacked and presented so it lands on a webinar.
Written for you and built to sell, slide for slide.
The exact pages we agree on at onboarding, built and connected.
So people show up, and the ones who don’t buy yet keep hearing from you.
Implementation questions, troubleshooting and launch guidance.
The full system behind everything we build, yours to keep.
Trained on my processes and 14 years of internet marketing. Ask it about your webinar, funnel, ads or offer between support conversations. It’s in development now, and your access starts when it launches.
Ad spend or ad management. Group calls with me. Sales-team staffing. You run your own traffic once it’s built, and your software subscriptions stay in your name and on your card. If you want my team to launch and manage the ads too, that’s the Webinar Launch program. Ask me about it.
You’ve probably bought the course before. Maybe the template, the swipe file, the “webinar in a weekend” challenge. It all gave you information. None of it gave you a finished webinar.
That’s because it was never an information problem. It was a getting-it-built problem.
My default is to start with your offer and your buyer, not with slides. We find the one belief standing between your buyer and a yes, and build the whole presentation to install it. That’s the difference between a webinar that informs and a webinar that sells.
It’s not for everybody. If it resonates, keep reading.
If you tried to hire this out piece by piece, you’d need a copywriter for the script, a designer for the slides, a funnel builder and someone to wire up the automations. That usually runs $9,000 to $16,000 across three or four freelancers, and you become the project manager holding it together.
At checkout you can spread the $7,500 over time with:
Depending on the plan you pick and what you’re approved for, that can get you started for a few hundred dollars a month instead of $7,500 today. You see your exact terms before you confirm anything. Splitit runs on the credit card you already have, with no new credit application. Your card needs enough available credit to cover the plan.
Klarna and ClarityPay plans are subject to approval, and rates and terms are set by the provider.
That’s everything you pay us. No revenue share. No surprise upsell to “finish” the build. The only other costs are your own ad spend and the software your funnel runs on, which you’d have either way.
I won’t promise you a number. Nobody honest can, because it depends on your offer, your audience and what you do with the system once it’s live. What I will promise is what’s written on this page: a finished webinar system, built by my team, with us behind you for 60 days after.
Yes. At checkout you can choose Klarna, ClarityPay or Splitit and spread the $7,500 over time. Depending on the plan and what you’re approved for, that can be a few hundred dollars a month. You see your exact terms before you confirm. There’s also a 3-payment option of $2,500 a month.
Really. The clock starts once onboarding is done and we have your materials and account access. It’s fast because you’re not the one building it.
You can, and if what you need is information, that’s the right call. But if you already know what a webinar is supposed to do and it still isn’t built, that isn’t an information problem. This is for getting it built.
Not on the Build. We build it and you run traffic. If you want my team to launch it and manage the ads, that’s the Webinar Launch program. Ask me and I’ll walk you through it.
Not on the Build. You get an onboarding call with my team and 60 days of private Slack with us. Group calls with me are part of the Webinar Launch program.
The registration funnel and the launch pages it needs. We write the exact list down at onboarding, so there’s no guessing about what you’re getting.
Then this isn’t the right first step, and I’ll tell you that. A webinar amplifies an offer that already sells. Start by selling it to a handful of people, then come back.
So if you…
…and you’d like my team to build your webinar system for you, here’s how it works:
Apply. The application takes about 60 seconds.
Pick a call time. If you’re a fit, you choose a build call on the next screen. We map what your system needs.
We build. Onboarding, then your system is ready to launch within 14 days.
Already talked it through with me in the DMs? Reply “BUILD” and I’ll send your checkout link (monthly options included) and onboarding calendar.
I don’t open build spots on a set schedule. My team builds every system personally, so when the month is full, it’s full, and the next opening could be a while.
Talk soon,
Founder, Internet Moguls
P.S. If you skipped straight to the bottom, that’s the same reason the webinar has been on your list for months. Take three minutes and read the whole thing. If it’s a fit, you’ll know. If it’s not, you’ll know that too, and you won’t have wasted a call.