Half the industry is telling you to liquidate your ad spend with a $17 offer.
The other half says that’s how you fill your calendar with broke people.
So I brought them on my podcast to fight it out.
@joshdgavin has built over a thousand low-ticket offers.
Spencer, my CMO and partner at SalesKick, has scaled a half dozen call funnels to eight figures.
We went seven rounds:
What gets you to your first $100K a month?
What gets you to a million?
Which one actually gives you better leads?
Which has better margins?
What to do if you already have a big audience…
Which one saturates first…
Which one makes you look more like a grifter?
Nobody held back on this one.
Check out the Full Episode 👇
00:00 Low Ticket vs. High Ticket Debate
01:48 What gets you to your first $100K a month?
17:25 What gets you to a million a month?
36:17 Which one actually gives you better leads?
42:06 Which has better margins?
44:40 Which one saturates first?
47:36 What to do if you already have a big audience
59:46 Which one makes you look more like a grifter?
Seeing a lot of the higher earning webinar guys optimizing for purchase or schedule instead of lead or complete registration
Some optimizing for the actual purchase of the high ticket thing while others running purchase for a low ticket upsell after the opt in
Bunch of guys still making it work with lead or complete registration but starting to swing towards the higher quality standard events now, especially at scale
Sony pissed off the gaming community so much that they used AI to speed up the PS5 jailbreak, and in two weeks it's supporting everything from PSP, Vita, PS1 to 5, *RUNNING BETTER*, including Xbox 360 and earlier, and everything from Nintendo Switch 1
I fucking love 2026 ☺️😂😂😂🤘🔥🔥🔥
There is an unwritten rule to life that most people never get told. After every long stretch of hardship and uncertainty, a period comes where you make quantum leaps across multiple areas of your life at once. It happens all at once, and it happens because of everything you survived before it. The only requirement on your end is simple. Do not give up on yourself before that period arrives.
The “Fermi Paradox” is a famous unsolved question: if the universe is so big, where are all the aliens? A famous answer is “The Great Filter” - advanced life forms wipe themselves out before they leave their solar systems. So we never find them.
In light of GPT Astra and the pace of AI progress more generally I’d like to propose a new explanation for the Fermi Paradox: all sufficiently advanced lifeforms eventually transfer their own consciousness into computation, and cease to exist in biological form. (Imagine an entire civilisation existing inside a tiny data center, in orbit around a star).
Given how rapidly AI progresses once it is ‘discovered’, there appears to be a small window of time in which a species has the technological wherewithal to search for extraterrestrial life, but has not yet transcended into digital consciousness themselves.
We (humans) are in that small window right now. But our days as carbon life forms are numbered. Soon we will exist only “in the cloud” - as is the case for all other advanced alien life forms.
Hence we won’t find them. And they won’t find us.
another one
The world is about to get unimaginably strange, extremely fast.
Griffin just crossed a wild threshold in AI video.
On NVIDIA’s full duplex video benchmark, 44% of people mistook it for a real human, while other systems were around 3%.
It’s being described as the first Human Interaction Model to pass a video Turing Test.
JUST IN: GPT-6 Astra cracks unsolved 217-year-old Napoleonic military cipher, revealing a secret briefing sent to one of Napoleon’s generals ahead of Austria’s 1809 invasion.
China’s FAST telescope has found a narrowband radio signal coming from the direction of the red dwarf K2 155 that has a potentially habitable super-Earth exoplanet (K2 155 d). Actual source remains unknown. 🤷♂️
https://t.co/piRvtZwlhI