How to create an offer that ACTUALLY sells

[@DanJames-m2e]

Just want to say thank you for giving so much value in all your content Daniel. Legit feel like I am watching Alex Hormozi 5 years before he becomes massive. KEEP IT UP :)

[@DanJames-m2e]

Also I don’t know if this was intentional but. This video was edited. I am guessing because you spoke about demand capture & demand generation which is kind of abstract. If so, the little animations were nice to visualise. Alternatively when you are spitting fire and ranting those unedited videos are brilliant because you are using stories and your own experience to explain everything so animations aren’t necessary. Point I am trying to make is. Both work really well in each scenario!

[@DevStewart]

Gets off the boat, comes back with another Banger I love it!

[@danielfazio]

Thanks bro!

[@ivan06pr]

finally another video, been waiting a while

[@BoringBusinessGrowthHub]

The boy is back!!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome event this weekend bro. Im officially moving to Tampa, you guys sold me - Khari

[@danielfazio]

let's gooooooo bro

[@thetilakbajgai]

Watching this will increase close rate by 20% 💪

[@gregoireg9600]

Awesome video ! It will really help me to craft my offer. I do have a question, though : I would consider ERP Migration / Customization services more as a demand capture offer. Because convincing a company to change its ERP seems tough since it’s such a core part of operations, so wouldn’t the need for change typically come from the company itself ? But in the meantime, targeting custom ERP solutions for specific industries could potentially fit as a demand generation offer, but it feels complex to structure. Am I on the right track here, or am I missing something ? Thank you for this great resource

[@ibrahimmahamoudahmed]

just drop the 10 hour course already

[@Om-gg5tk]

Hi Daniel, I have a genuine question.. if I start a marketing agency and later hire Employees to work on client accounts specifically running google ad campaigns, what happens when a employee accidentally overspends the client’s budget? For example, let’s say client has only approved to spend $100 per day in google ad spend. Now what happens if the employee mistakenly puts an extra 0 and make the daily budget limit to $1,000 and google spends that budget in a day. As a marketing agency owner, what should be my response and how do I calm my client down as they will be furious over this for sure.I would appreciate your response, thanks!

[@bear7313]

If someone after listening to your offer, thinks this can help me or it is worth the try, will it be a demand generation offer?

[@jeffstropky8914]

Another banger, as always

[@thetilakbajgai]

Bro finally used an edited thumbnail

[@simplesystemsYT]

Thank you for sharing! This is why you can't just pick a random service and go out there to try and sell it to anyone.

[@Wilson_Cool]

Whooa you got a new setting, cool!