Amazon coaching program
- Before
- A $5K offer. Plenty of people had already said no to it.
- What changed
- The offer was repositioned and the price doubled to $10K to $12K. Sold through email and a Google Doc.
- Result
- 100+ sales.
You're already winning. Your stuff works and people show up. But most of the people you paid to bring in never bought the big thing. That's found money, and it costs you nothing to go get it. Take the 2-minute check to see which play fits you.
In short, you have a pool and a flow. A pool of people who already know you, and a flow of new ones coming in. Plus a big offer that has already sold. If that's not you yet, I'm probably not your person, and I'll tell you so.
That last one is the money nobody is collecting. You already paid to bring those people in. This goes and gets what they were always worth.
Most owners think they need more traffic. Usually they don't. The money is in the people who are already there, and nobody went back to ask them.
I only want to work with people who are already successful. Your sales process works, so I'm not here to touch it.
But even great businesses leave 80 to 95% of the leads they paid for unconverted. That costs you twice: once to bring them in, and again when they walk away.
I don't fix businesses. I find the gap next to what's already working and go after the people who said no, without getting in your way. And I wouldn't let you pay me up front, even if you wanted to.
Marcus Anderson partners with me on these deals. He's done over $450K in 90 days with this same model, and he catches what I might miss. Here's what his playbook has done for other owners.
100+ sales at $10K to $12K for an Amazon coaching program. Same offer, repositioned and double the price.
in 90 days for a consulting and agency hybrid that made $75K the year before.
from one weight loss offer, sold to buyers who had already said no.
in a single 4-day weekend from an AI copywriting offer. Email and a Google Doc only.
sales in two weeks for a SaaS and coaching hybrid. No sales team.
from an audience of under 1,500 people. No ads, no funnel.
Results from Marcus Anderson's own client work. Yours depend on your audience and your offer.
Same move every time. Go back to the people who already said no, and start a real conversation.
Bids start at $1. People bid each other up, and the ones who don't win raise their hand anyway. These are auctions Marcus Anderson ran. Bidder names are blurred.




Shared with Marcus's permission. These are his auctions, not mine. They show what's possible, not a promise of your result.
I ask about your people, your offers and what they keep asking you for. If there's no play, I'll tell you.
Small, fast, and easy to say yes to. It runs next to what you already do and doesn't touch it.
Usually live in about a week. Email, written conversations and a simple Google Doc. Your people want your offer for different reasons, so each email talks to one reason. The right ones raise their hand. No webinars, no new funnels, no sales calls.
New buyers show up already paid. You do what you already do for them. We share the new money.
We're not asking for a slice of what you already make. We fund the test with our time and resources, and we only get paid after you get paid. Your reputation and your relationship with your people come first, every time.
If your offer changes lives, there are people out there who need it. Being the bridge between the two is the part I love.
I'm also the bouncer at your door. I talk to them first so you don't have to, and only the right ones get through.
I'm probably already in your group. I paid for your guidance and I learned from it. More people should be in there, and I'd like to help them find you.
I run on less is more. One test, done the same way every time. It's a hell yes or a no, for both of us.
No. The whole approach is real written conversations with people who raise their hand. The right ones say yes on their own, and the wrong ones step away before anyone's time or money is on the line.
No. Some of Marcus's best results came from audiences under 1,500 people. Engagement matters more than size.
That's fine. A 24-hour auction or a simple test often shows you what your people want most, and that becomes the offer.
A short kickoff, a few approvals, and doing the work for new buyers. We handle the rest.
Nothing up front. We agree on a split of the new money before anything runs, and we get paid after you do.
Send me your Found Money Check result, or just say hi. I'll reply within a day.
cassie@mayflowdigital.com
Want to be buried in case studies? Marcus's page has dozens. I kept this one short on purpose.