This is a textbook
buyer qualification filter disguised as helpful segmentation.
Each bullet acts like a mirror, letting readers self-identify based on where they are in the game.
Why it works:- No one is left out, but no one is confused about which lane they're in.
- It flatters every level by promising progress - not status, but movement.
- It pre-screens tire-kickers. If you don’t see yourself in these three, you bounce.
This isn’t just who it’s
for - it’s quietly telling who it’s
not for, without ever saying the words.
1. CREATE a High Ticket Offer (But You Don’t Know How)NESB Check:- New: Yes - your first profitable high-ticket offer.
- Easy: Strong - “simple secrets,” what to include/leave out, how to price.
- Safe: Implied - guided by Dan, no guesswork.
- Big: Yes - going from zero to profitable high-ticket.
2. MODIFY a Low Ticket Offer Into a High Ticket OneNESB Check:- New: Somewhat - not starting from scratch, but flipping the model.
- Easy: Fairly - “dozens of options” gives structure.
- Safe: Yes - you’re upgrading something that already works.
- Big: Definitely - shift from small money to premium buyers.
3. IMPROVE a High Ticket Offer to 6 or 7 FiguresNESB Check:- New: Not really - it’s optimization, not innovation.
- Easy: Not the main focus - implies effort, but strategic.
- Safe: Yes - you're not gambling, just tuning.
- Big: Huge - scaling into the 6-7 figure range.
Each bullet scales the buyer's ambition:
start,
upgrade,
dominate.