Two days ago I sent out the login to my new certification program.​

Yesterday morning this showed up in my inbox:

That’s Jessica. (I blurred the business name. That’s her client now.)

Think about what she actually did there.

She didn’t watch six modules and “feel ready.” She didn’t take notes. She didn’t bookmark it for the weekend.

She opened Module 1, and Module 1 ends with one task: run a scan on a real business.

So she picked a pest control company in Raleigh and ran it.

Now there’s a real map sitting in her account. Green dots where that company shows up on Google. Red dots where it doesn’t.

And somewhere in Raleigh there’s an owner who has no idea that map exists.

That’s the difference between this program and the folder of courses you already have.

Most courses let you finish without doing one real thing. This one won’t.
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There’s no “mark as complete” button.

The certificate only shows up after you’ve scanned ten real businesses, built one offer, written one message set and passed the quiz.

It sounds like a lot until you see that Jessica knocked out the first one in a day.

You get the training, Lensly itself with 1,000 credits a month (that’s 40 scans), and seven tools that write your messages, your offer and your reports.

$49 a month. Cancel anytime.

When you run your first scan, reply to any of my emails with it attached. I’m reading every one that comes in!