First hit:This headline’s trying to be a Ferrari but it’s idling like a Prius.
What It’s Really Saying:"Spend two hours with me and I’ll show you how to start charging high-ticket prices as a coach (even if you’re just getting started)."
That’s the buried promise - but we had to dig for it.
NESB Check:- New: Sorta - “High Ticket Coach Certification”
- Easy: “Just Two Hours” makes it feel doable.
- Safe: No. No social proof, no authority, no “why trust this?” baked in.
- Big: Sorta. “Change lives of your clients” is noble, but we want specific transformations. Money? Results? Freedom?
The 4 U’s Check:- Urgent: Countdown clock is there, but “why now?” is MIA. What's the real consequence of missing this?
- Unique: Certification path might be unique, but without Dan Lok’s name or a differentiator, it blurs into the crowd.
- Useful: “Create a better business and lifestyle” is corporate oatmeal. Needs clarity.
- Ultra-Specific: Not even close. “Skills and tools” is beige. Tell me what skills. What tools. What change.
The Eye Contact Test:Could you say:
“Give me two hours and I’ll make you eligible to be a High Ticket Coach who changes lives” - to a sharp, skeptical prospect, look them dead in the eyes, and not flinch? Barely.
Would I Use It?Needs improvement.