Mabel Webinar Funnel

Before the deliverables

Four things I noticed
before I built anything.

The problem

Ten years of teaching, and the most a student can spend with you is $597.

You've got 56,000 people on Instagram, 10,000+ women in your Facebook group and 4,000+ on Substack, and they trust you with their money questions. But the Bootcamp is the top of the ladder, and it's priced like a class. Anyone who wants more of you gets an hour at $275, so the ceiling is the number of hours in your week.

The same buyer, one step up

Women already pay well over $597 to be coached through investing.

Dow Janes sells six months of group investing coaching to women at $1,999. Your students are the same buyer, and what they're missing isn't another course, it's someone beside them while they actually buy. A guided cohort sold on a call adds exactly that, to the same audience, in the same hours you already teach.

The maths

The same audience, at a price that matches what they're really buying.

Nobody joins to buy more lessons. They're buying the moment their money stops sitting in savings, with someone checking their work, and for a woman with five figures sitting idle that's worth far more than $597. Ten enrollments a month out of a 10,000-woman group isn't a stretch.

The objection you're already forming

"That sounds like a lot more work." It's the call you already run.

High ticket done badly is more 1:1s. Done properly it's one 90-minute group call a week (the Tuesday class you already teach), async homework reviews in the community you already have, a coach you train running the 1:1 build sessions, and someone on your side taking the sales calls. Roughly the same hours, for many times the revenue.

So instead of explaining it, I built it. The offer, the webinar, the funnel, the emails and the ads, all below.

See what's built