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The Biggest Lie in the Industry Is That Anything Is Passive w. Lucy Vincent, CEO + Founder of Lucky Girl Social

Season 4 Episode 3 Published 3 weeks, 1 day ago
Description

Low-ticket offers get sold as the passive path. Lucy Vincent bought that pitch two and a half years ago and burnt her seven-figure coaching business down to chase it.

What she found was funnels to build, drip campaigns to write, re-engagement sequences to run, and paid ads to manage. Every $97 buyer expected the same results as a $10,000 client. Revenue went backwards during the rebuilding year.

In this episode, Lucy walks through why she went back to the high-ticket model she walked away from. She also explains how the business is now two times the size it was before she burned =it down.

We're getting into:

  • Why every business model needs a marketing machine behind it, including low ticket
  • Why easy to buy and easy to run are two different things
  • The hidden cost of low-ticket clients who pay less and expect the same results
  • The shiny object loop that keeps founders starting over from zero
  • The 90-day test to run before you change your business model

If you’re an agency owner being pitched a passive offer as the easier way to grow, this one’s for you.


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The Lucky Girl Social Facebook Community: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/purposedrivenfemaleentrepreneurs⁠ 

The Lucky Girl Social Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/itsluckygirlsocial/#⁠

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