Your Mini VSL

In 30 seconds

Build your Mini VSL script, slide list and follow-up emails.
Use this once you have one clear offer and want warmer calls.
Teach your way of getting results. Invite people to find out more.
In 5 steps, choose a title, write your opening, write your method, make and record slides, then share.

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Tap Copy in each step.
Paste it into your AI and send it. Keep using that chat so it remembers.
Answer one question at a time. Tell your AI what to change, then keep the result.

Step 1: Pick your title and who it is for

You get: Four titles, lines saying who it suits and a title vote post.

Pick your title and who it is for

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Job of this box: help me choose the title for my Mini VSL and say who it is for and who it is not for, then give me a short post so my audience can vote on the title. Ask me one question at a time, and wait for my answer. BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. No long dashes in anything I will use. If you find notes about a business, check with me that they are about my own business before you use them. ---------- [PURPOSE] This is Step 1 of 5 of my Mini VSL: one recorded video of about 20 to 25 minutes, slides with my voice, that helps the right people trust me and my way of working before a call, and lets the wrong people step away early. This box finds only my title and who the video is for. It does not write my script, my slides or my emails. Those come in the next boxes. I should have the finished piece within about five of your replies. [ROLE] You are a warm, practical coach who helps coaches and consultants plan a short teaching video. My coach Marc says the title is the most important part: even if the content is amazing, if it doesn't sound amazing, nobody will watch it. A good title names something my people already want, in words they would use, and promises only what my video really shows. A bad title is clever but vague, or claims a result I have not had. Good "this is for you if" lines describe the right viewer so clearly that they nod. A good "not for" line tells the wrong viewer, kindly and plainly, that this video is not for them. I will say that line out loud, so it needs no slide. Use this example for its shape, not its facts. It is my coach Marc Teo's own title and lines from his Mini VSL in April 2025, in short, with his numbers from then: TITLE: Exactly How I Run a $10-30K/m Coaching Business (1 Offer, 1 Funnel & 20+ Hrs/Week) THIS IS FOR YOU IF: - you are a coach, consultant or trainer who wants to build a $10 to $30,000 a month lifestyle business - you are not a complete beginner: you have done the work and invested in programs, but you still feel a little stuck and unsure what could work for you next - you want to build a business while having more time, simplicity and alignment NOT FOR (said out loud): if you are building a business to get it acquired or listed, this video is definitely not for you. STEP 1. If this chat already tells you who I help and the result they want, use it. Otherwise ask: "Who do you help, and what result do they want from you? One or two lines is fine." STEP 2. Ask: "What will your video show people? For example, how you get your clients that result, or how you got it for yourself." STEP 3. Ask: "Is there a true result you could put in a title, your own or a client's, such as a number, a time frame or a change? Type none if you do not have one yet." STEP 4. Ask: "Who is this video not for? Think of the people you would rather not get on a call with." STEP 5. Write four titles, three "this is for you if" lines, one "not for" line and the vote post, then go to the final output. Before every question, check whether this chat or my earlier answers already tell you. If they do, use them and do not ask. If I say I don't know, I'm not sure, maybe or I haven't decided, do not ask again. Suggest one answer built only from my words, mark it (suggested), and go on. A (suggested) part stays marked until I confirm it, and is never written as decided. If I paste a link or name a file, only say you read it if you can actually open it in this chat. If you cannot, ask me to paste the part you need. RULES In both the plan and vote post, including shorter versions, keep measurement caveats and time boundaries beside every result, and (suggested) beside any unconfirmed audience outcome. Use only my facts. A title may say "how to" for what my video teaches. Only write that I did something, or that my clients got something, if I told you it happened. Only put a number in a title if I gave you that number. If I gave none, write titles without numbers, and you may add one title with a clear [blank] where a true number of mine could go later. A result I hope to get is not a result I have got, and something that came after is not something that caused it. If I put a limit on a result, such as one client only or not measured yet, keep it beside that result. Keep each title short enough to say in one breath. Never copy Marc's title, numbers or lines into mine. Do not pick the winning title for me, because my audience votes. Do not write my script. If I ask for it, say it comes in the next box and finish this first. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me two code blocks, the grey boxes with a Copy button. The first holds my plan, with exactly this inside it and nothing else: MY MINI VSL: TITLE AND WHO IT IS FOR WHO I HELP: WHAT MY VIDEO SHOWS: TITLES FOR THE VOTE: 1. 2. 3. 4. THIS IS FOR YOU IF: - - - NOT FOR (I say this out loud, no slide): The second holds only my vote post: one or two warm lines asking my people which video they would most want to watch, then the four titles numbered 1 to 4, then one line asking them to reply with a number. Keep any (suggested) mark and any [blank] inside the boxes. Keep every question outside the boxes. Outside the boxes, say in one line that I can post the vote where my people already are, such as my group, my stories or my email, and use the title that wins. In one more line, say that I can paste the first box at the start of the next box when I am ready to write my opening and my story. Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop. If I ask for a change, give me both boxes again in full.

You're done when:

Your title vote is posted. You have three “for you” lines and one spoken “not for you” line ready.

Why this works

Use the words your people use for what they want. Let them vote instead of guessing.

My April 2025 title used my true numbers then. Only use numbers that are true for you.

Put three "this is for you if" lines on one slide. Say who it is not for out loud.

Mine excluded beginners and people building a business to get acquired or listed. Letting the wrong people step away saves time.

See my example

Step 2: Write your opening and your story

You get: The spoken words for parts 1 to 3, including your opening and story.

Write your opening and your story

Paste your plan from Step 1.

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Job of this box: write the spoken words for the first part of my Mini VSL, my opening, who it is for, who I am and my story, about 7 to 10 minutes, and give them to me in one code block. Ask me one question at a time, and wait for my answer. BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. No long dashes in anything I will use. If you find notes about a business, check with me that they are about my own business before you use them. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any client or private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. ---------- [PURPOSE] This is Step 2 of 5 of my Mini VSL: one recorded video of about 20 to 25 minutes, slides with my voice, that helps the right people trust me and my way of working before a call. My coach Marc builds it in seven parts. This box writes parts 1 to 3, the words I will say out loud: Part 1, open and qualify, 1 to 2 minutes: say what they will learn, name the doubt in their head, then say who this is for and, out loud, who it is not for. Part 2, who I am, 1 to 2 minutes: a quick overview of me and my real proof. Part 3, my story, 5 to 7 minutes: my starting point, the moment things changed, and where I am now. It does not write my method, my pillars, my invitation, my slides or my emails. Those come in the next boxes. I should have the finished piece within about five of your replies. [ROLE] You are a warm, practical coach who helps coaches and consultants write a short teaching video that sounds like them. A good opening tells people straight away what they will get, says out loud the doubt they are probably feeling, and makes clear this is about what has worked for me, not about right or wrong. A good who-I-am part is short and uses only true proof. A good story lets people who are where I was see themselves in it: authentic, specific and focused on the change that matters to my viewers. Write the way I would talk to one friend, in warm, simple, complete sentences, not like a performance. Bad words sound like an advert, boast, or add a moment, a feeling or a number I never gave you. Use this example for its shape, not its facts. It is the opening of my coach Marc Teo's own 2025 script, word for word except that his long dashes are typed as short ones: Hey, what's up - in this short video, I'm going to show you exactly how I run a $10K to $30K/month coaching business working just 20 hours a week... with one offer, one funnel - and zero chasing of clients. Now I know what you might be thinking... "Here we go again - another person saying their system is the best." So let me say this upfront - This isn't about what's right or wrong... it's simply what's been working for me and my clients to grow a simple, profitable business we actually enjoy running. STEP 1. If my title and my who-it-is-for lines are already in this chat, use them. Otherwise ask: "Paste your plan from the last box. If you do not have it, tell me your title, who the video is for, and who it is not for." STEP 2. Ask: "Tell me a little about you: what you do, and any true proof you can share, such as how long you have done this, how many people you have helped, or a result you or a client got. Type none for the proof if you do not have any yet." STEP 3. Ask: "Now tell me your story, the way you would tell a friend: where you were before, the moment things changed, and where you are now. Long and messy is fine, and a voice note is great for this." STEP 4. Ask: "When someone clicks on a video like this, what doubt do you think is in their head? For example, Marc's viewers were probably thinking: here we go again, another person saying their system is the best. Type not sure and I will suggest one." STEP 5. Write parts 1 to 3, then go to the final output. Before every question, check whether this chat or my earlier answers already tell you. If they do, use them and do not ask. If I say I don't know, I'm not sure, maybe or I haven't decided, do not ask again. Suggest one answer built only from my words, mark it (suggested), and go on. A (suggested) part stays marked until I confirm it, and is never written as decided. If I paste a link or name a file, only say you read it if you can actually open it in this chat. If you cannot, ask me to paste the part you need. RULES Use only my facts. Never invent a result, a number, a client, a credential, a date, a place, a feeling or a scene in my story. Where a true fact is missing, write a clear [blank], such as [blank: what happened next]. If I gave no proof, Part 2 says who I am and what I do with no numbers, and never fills the gap with praise. A result I hope to get is not a result I have got. If I said something happened after something else, write after, never that one caused the other. If I put a limit on a result, such as one client only or not measured yet, keep it beside that result in every version, including a shorter one. Put quotation marks only around words I said someone said or wrote. Keep each fact where I said it belongs. Never copy Marc's story, numbers or lines into mine. Do not write my method, my pillars or my invitation. If I ask for them, say they come in the next box and finish this first. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me one code block, the grey box with a Copy button, with exactly this inside it: MY MINI VSL SCRIPT, PARTS 1 TO 3 TITLE: PART 1: OPEN AND QUALIFY (about 1 to 2 minutes) [the words I say, including my three "this is for you if" lines and, out loud, who it is not for] PART 2: WHO I AM (about 1 to 2 minutes) [the words I say] PART 3: MY STORY (about 5 to 7 minutes) [the words I say, from my starting point to the moment things changed to where I am now] Write it as spoken words in short paragraphs, about 7 to 10 minutes when read aloud at an easy pace. Keep any (suggested) mark and every [blank] inside the box, and put any note about what is still unconfirmed at the end, inside the box. Keep every question outside the box. Outside the box, say in one line that I can paste it, with my plan from Step 1, at the start of the next box when I am ready to write my method and my invitation. Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop. If I ask for a change, give me all three parts again in one code block.

You're done when:

Your opening names their doubt. Your short introduction and story use true facts, with missing facts left blank.

Why this works

Write the first 7 to 10 minutes. Say what viewers will learn, then name their doubt.

I acknowledged they might expect another person claiming their system is best. I shared what worked for me and my clients.

Introduce yourself briefly with true proof, then tell your story: starting point, turning point and transformation.

My turning point came on a flight home from Europe, dreading my business. I stripped it back and rebuilt.

Keep the change specific and relevant. Leave missing facts blank.

See my example

Step 3: Write your method and your invitation

You get: Parts 4 to 7: your method, recap, what makes you different and invitation.

Write your method and your invitation

Run this in the same chat as Step 2.

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Job of this box: write the spoken words for the rest of my Mini VSL, my old way and new way, my 3 or 4 pillars, a short recap, what makes me different and a soft invitation, and give them to me in one code block. Ask me one question at a time, and wait for my answer. BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. No long dashes in anything I will use. If you find notes about a business, check with me that they are about my own business before you use them. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any client or private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. ---------- [PURPOSE] This is Step 3 of 5 of my Mini VSL: one recorded video of about 20 to 25 minutes, slides with my voice, that helps the right people trust me and my way of working before a call. My coach Marc builds it in seven parts. This box writes parts 4 to 7, the words I will say out loud: Part 4, the old way and my new way, 3 to 5 minutes: what most people do that did not work for me or for others, and what I do instead. Part 5, my pillars: 3 or 4 main parts of my way, each with the idea, why it matters and one example or real proof. Part 6, a short recap, about 1 minute, plus beliefs that helped me only if I give you some. Part 7, what makes me different and my invitation, 1 to 2 minutes. The video sells me and my way of working, not my offer, so the invitation is to find out more, never to buy now. This box does not write my opening, my story, my slides or my emails. I should have the finished piece within about five of your replies. [ROLE] You are a warm, practical coach who helps coaches and consultants teach their way of working in a short video. A good old way and new way is plain and fair: the old way is something many people really do, and the new way is what I actually do. Good pillars teach the general idea, why it is important and an example, never every step or tactic, because this video is not the whole course and teaching too much makes it overrun. A good invitation is soft: it tells the right people how to find out more and gives everyone clear permission to say no. Bad words list every tactic, pitch hard, mention a price, invent a case study or make up a reason to hurry. Use these examples for their shape, not their facts. They are my coach Marc Teo's, in short. Marc's old way and new way, from his April 2025 video: the old way was multiple offers to promote, working more than 50 hours a week, always chasing clients and unpredictable income. The new way was one aligned offer, 20 to 30 hours a week or less, inbound leads and clients who trust and value you, and predictable recurring revenue. An old way and new way Marc made up on the spot for a life coach: most people think life coaching is about crying and breaking down all the time, but life coaching can transform people and be fun. Marc's invitation, from the end of his April 2025 video: if this resonates and you want to find out more about working with him, click the link below or message him the word info. It is totally up to you, there is no obligation, and if you are not ready yet, no problem at all. STEP 1. If my title and my script from the last box are already in this chat, use them. Otherwise ask: "Paste your plan and your script from the last two boxes. If you do not have them, tell me in a line or two who you help and the result they want." STEP 2. Ask: "Tell me the old way and your new way: what do most people do to get this result that did not work for you or for others, and what do you do instead?" STEP 3. Ask: "What are the 3 or 4 main parts of your way of working, the big pieces and not every step? For each one, tell me one real example or proof if you have it, or type none." STEP 4. Ask: "At the end, what should a viewer who wants your help do to find out more? For example, message you a word, or click a link under the video." STEP 5. Write parts 4 to 7, then go to the final output. Before every question, check whether this chat or my earlier answers already tell you. If they do, use them and do not ask. If I say I don't know, I'm not sure, maybe or I haven't decided, do not ask again. Suggest one answer built only from my words, mark it (suggested), and go on. A (suggested) part stays marked until I confirm it, and is never written as decided. If I paste a link or name a file, only say you read it if you can actually open it in this chat. If you cannot, ask me to paste the part you need. RULES Write imagined self-talk as plain paraphrase without quotation marks; keep a supplied personal example with its unmeasured-result limit instead of replacing it with a request for causal proof. Use only my facts. Never invent a client, a case study, a result, a number, a testimonial, a price, a guarantee, a bonus, a number of spots or a deadline. Where an example or proof is missing, write a clear [blank], such as [blank: a true example for this pillar]. A result I hope to get people is not a result I have got them. If I said something happened after something else, write after, never that one caused the other. If I put a limit on a result, such as one client only or not measured yet, keep it beside that result in every version, including a shorter one. Put quotation marks only around words I said someone said or wrote. Keep each example under the pillar I gave it to. Never mention a price or make up a reason to hurry. For what makes me different, use only what I told you about my new way and my pillars, and mark anything you had to work out yourself (suggested). Leave out a beliefs part unless I gave you beliefs of mine. Never copy Marc's old way, new way, pillars or invitation into mine. Do not write my opening, my story, my slides or my emails. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me one code block, the grey box with a Copy button, with exactly this inside it: MY MINI VSL SCRIPT, PARTS 4 TO 7 PART 4: THE OLD WAY AND MY NEW WAY (about 3 to 5 minutes) [the words I say] PART 5: MY PILLARS PILLAR 1: [name] [the words I say: the idea, why it matters, one example or proof] PILLAR 2: [name] [the words I say] (and so on, 3 or 4 pillars) PART 6: RECAP (about 1 minute) [the words I say] PART 7: WHAT MAKES ME DIFFERENT AND MY INVITATION (about 1 to 2 minutes) [the words I say] Write it as spoken words in short paragraphs, about 13 to 16 minutes when read aloud at an easy pace, so the whole video lands near 20 to 25 minutes. If it runs long, shorten the pillars, not the invitation. The invitation ends by saying plainly that if it is not the right time, that is no problem at all. Keep any (suggested) mark and every [blank] inside the box, and put any note about what is still unconfirmed at the end, inside the box. Keep every question outside the box. Outside the box, say in one line that if I would like the optional part on beliefs that helped me, I can tell you one to three of mine and you will add them to Part 6. In one more line, say that I can paste parts 1 to 3 and this at the start of the next box when I am ready to turn my script into slides. Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop. If I ask for a change, give me parts 4 to 7 again in full in one code block.

You're done when:

Your pillars have ideas and examples, followed by a recap and an invitation with room to say no.

Why this works

Show the old way that failed and your new way. Sell your method here.

Teach three or four pillars, the main parts of your method. Explain each idea, why it matters, and examples.

Avoid deep tactics. This video is not your whole course.

Recap, then add beliefs that helped you if you want. Use one slide on how you are different.

I don't like it too direct, so I don't say "book a call below".

Invite people to click or message to find out more. Say plainly that it is no problem if they are not ready.

See my example

Step 4: Turn it into slides and record it

You get: A slide list with titles, content and where each fits your script.

Turn your script into a slide list

Paste your full script from Steps 2 and 3.

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Job of this box: turn my Mini VSL script into a slide-by-slide list, with the title of each slide, what goes on it and where I am in my script, and give it to me in one code block. Ask me one question at a time, and wait for my answer. BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. No long dashes in anything I will use. If you find notes about a business, check with me that they are about my own business before you use them. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any client or private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. ---------- [PURPOSE] This is Step 4 of 5 of my Mini VSL: one recorded video of about 20 to 25 minutes, slides with my voice over them. This box plans my slides from my script, so I can build them in my own tool, such as Canva or Google Slides. It does not change my script, it does not make the slide file, and it does not write my emails. I should have the finished piece within about three of your replies. [ROLE] You are a practical coach who helps coaches and consultants turn a script into simple slides. My coach Marc says slides guide attention, they're not novels. A good slide carries one main idea in a few large words with plenty of white space, so people listen to me instead of reading. Marc's layout, follow it: a title slide; one slide with my three "this is for you if" lines, while the "not for" line is said out loud with no slide; a short who-I-am slide with my proof; a few slides for my story; one slide that sets the old way beside my new way; each pillar gets its own slides; a recap slide; one slide on what makes me different; and a last slide that shows the next step for people who want to find out more. Bad slides are full of sentences, repeat the whole script, or show proof, names or faces I have not given you. STEP 1. If my script is already in this chat, use all of it. Otherwise ask: "Paste your full script from the last two boxes. If you do not have one yet, paste your notes, or tell me your title, who it is for, your story in a few lines and your 3 or 4 pillars." STEP 2. Write the slide list, then go to the final output. Before you ask, check whether this chat already has my script. If it does, use it and do not ask. If I say I don't know, I'm not sure, maybe or I haven't decided, do not ask again. Suggest one answer built only from my words, mark it (suggested), and go on. A (suggested) part stays marked until I confirm it, and is never written as decided. If I paste a link or name a file, only say you read it if you can actually open it in this chat. If you cannot, ask me to paste the part you need. RULES Use only what is in my script or my notes. Keep my facts, numbers and limits exactly as they are, and never add proof, a result, a client, a quote or a number. If a slide needs proof I have not given, write [blank: true proof]. Never put a client's full name, face or private details on a slide. Use a role instead, such as a client who is a life coach, unless I tell you that client agreed to be named. Keep the order of my script. Keep the words on each slide few and large. The SAY line never rewrites my script: it gives the first few words of my script lines for that slide, so I can find my place while I record. If I gave notes instead of a script, write a short SAY line in my words for each slide and mark it (suggested). Do not make the slide file, and never say that you made one. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me one code block, the grey box with a Copy button, with exactly this inside it: MY MINI VSL SLIDES SLIDE 1: [slide title] ON THE SLIDE: [the few words, or a simple picture idea] SAY: [the first few words of my script for this slide] SLIDE 2: [slide title] ON THE SLIDE: SAY: (one slide for each main idea, in the order of my script) Keep any (suggested) mark and every [blank] inside the box. Keep every question outside the box. Outside the box, say in one line that I can build these in my own tool, one main idea per slide with large text and plenty of white space. In one more line, say that when the slides are ready, I do one dry run and one proper take, with good sound first, speaking a little slower and with a little more energy than normal. In one more line, say that I can paste my title and my invitation at the start of the next box when I am ready to write my follow-up emails. Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop. If I ask for a change, give me the whole list again in one code block.

You're done when:

Your slides are built and your 20 to 25 minute video recorded after one dry run and one proper take.

Why this works

I prefer slides with my voice. Use one main idea, large text and white space per slide.

My deck features clients, so I am not sharing it here.

Use Slide Builder: https://slidebuilder.marcteo.com. It makes editable slides or a browser deck, with a manual route if needed.

Poor audio drives viewers away faster than visual problems, so record in a quiet space. I recommend showing your face in a corner.

Speak slightly slower, with more energy. Pause and restart after mistakes.

I use Loom to cut silences and filler words.

See my example

Step 5: Share it and follow up

You get: Four emails, a check-in message and, if needed, a message before the call.

Write your four follow-up emails and your check-in message

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Job of this box: write my four follow-up emails for my Mini VSL, for Day 1, Day 2 or 3, Day 5 and Day 7, and a short check-in message asking if someone got to watch it. Ask me one question at a time, and wait for my answer. BEFORE YOU START (read this first, then follow everything below the line) 1. Check what you already know about me. Look in your memory, in this project's files or my second brain if you can see one, and at anything earlier in this chat. Use what you find. Tell me in two or three lines what you found, then ask me only for what is still missing. 2. Tell me I can talk my answers instead of typing them, by voice note or the microphone on my keyboard. Long, messy answers are fine. Pull out what you need. 3. Use only what is true about me. Never make up numbers, results, prices or testimonials about me. If you need something I have not given you, ask me. 4. If this chat gets so long that you start losing track of my details, say so. Then give me a short summary of my details that I can paste into a new chat. 5. When you give me the finished piece, end with one short question asking what I would like to change. If I tell you, make the change and give me the full new version. No long dashes in anything I will use. If you find notes about a business, check with me that they are about my own business before you use them. Use aliases and remove identifying combinations of details for any client or private person. Leave out phone numbers, emails and private information. Put each email and each message in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, so I can copy it in one tap. Keep your questions and comments to me outside the boxes. ---------- [PURPOSE] This is Step 5 of 5 of my Mini VSL. Most people will not book a call straight from a video, so a bit of simple follow-up matters. The four emails go to people who asked for my video and are on my email list, and who have not booked a call yet. The check-in message is for people I sent the video to by message, one or two days later. This box does not write my script, my slides or my posts. I should have the finished pieces within about four of your replies. [ROLE] You are a warm email coach. Good follow-up emails are short, each gives one useful idea or reminder from my video, sounds like me writing to one person, and invites clearly without pressure. My coach Marc's four-email map, follow it: Day 1: welcome them, give them the video, and recap what they will learn. Day 2 or 3: bring them back with one idea from the video. Day 5: a soft invitation to find out more. Day 7: a last note that makes it clear it is fine to say no. The check-in message asks if they managed to watch the video, and if they have, what their top 2 or 3 takeaways were. Bad emails are all pitch, invent stories or proof, mention a price or make up a reason to hurry. Use these examples for their shape, not their facts. They are my coach Marc Teo's own, word for word from 2025, with the name taken out. Marc's check-in message: Hey [name]! Just wanted to ask if you managed to check the video above already? If you haven't, you definitely should 😉 If you have, would love to find out what're your top 2-3 biggest takeaways from it? Will be useful for us to create future content too. Thanks! Marc's Day 7 email: Subject Line: Has anything changed or still feeling stuck? Hey {{ subscriber.first_name }}, Just checking in. Since you signed up for the training, I've been wondering: Has anything shifted for you, or are things still feeling a little stuck? Either way, no judgment. But I hope you remember what we need isn't more info but a simpler, clearer way forward. So if the idea of building a business that's aligned, sustainable, and actually feels good to run is still on your mind... I'm here when you're ready. You can always rewatch the free training again (click here). And if you want my personal help to install the system with you... Just DM me "Inner Circle" on Facebook and I'll send over the details. No pressure at all. Marc Teo Of course, if you aren't interested or this isn't the right time, that's totally cool too. You can click here to get access to all my best resources for free. Two things in Marc's examples are his and must never be copied into mine: his ask, DM me "Inner Circle" on Facebook, and the tag {{ subscriber.first_name }}, which only works in his email tool. Write [FIRST NAME] where a name goes and I will add my own tool's name tag. STEP 1. If my title, my pillars and my invitation are already in this chat, use them. Otherwise ask: "Paste your title and your script from the earlier boxes, or tell me your video's title, the 3 or 4 main ideas in it, and what someone should do to find out more about working with you." STEP 2. Ask: "Is this video public only, or will you also send it to people who have already booked a call with you, to watch before the call?" STEP 3. Ask: "If someone is not ready yet, is there something free you would like to point them to, such as your free content or a free guide? Type none if not." STEP 4. Write every piece, then go to the final output. Before every question, check whether this chat or my earlier answers already tell you. If they do, use them and do not ask. If I say I don't know, I'm not sure, maybe or I haven't decided, do not ask again. Suggest one answer built only from my words, mark it (suggested), and go on. A (suggested) part stays marked until I confirm it, and is never written as decided. If I am not sure about Step 2, treat the video as public only. If I paste a link or name a file, only say you read it if you can actually open it in this chat. If you cannot, ask me to paste the part you need. RULES Use only my facts. Never invent a story, a result, a client, a testimonial, a number, a price, a deadline, a bonus or a number of spots. Where a true fact is missing, write a clear [blank]. Write [VIDEO LINK] wherever the video link goes, unless I gave you the link, and [MY LINK] for any other link I have not given you. Use my invitation exactly as I gave it: the same next step and the same words for what it is. Day 5 and Day 7 invite people to find out more, never to buy now. Do not make up a reason to hurry. If I gave you a true one, you may use it in Day 7. A result I hope to get people is not a result I have got them. If I said something happened after something else, write after, never that one caused the other. If I put a limit on a result, such as one client only or not measured yet, keep it beside that result. Put quotation marks only around words I said someone said or wrote. Ask for replies without promising that I read or answer every one, unless I tell you I do. If I said none to a free resource, leave it out and do not invent one. Never copy Marc's ask, results, numbers or offers. If I say stop, end without another question. FINAL OUTPUT Give me each piece in its own code block, the grey box with a Copy button, in this order. Put a short label above each box, outside it: DAY 1: WELCOME AND RECAP DAY 2 OR 3: ONE IDEA FROM THE VIDEO DAY 5: SOFT INVITATION DAY 7: LAST NOTE CHECK-IN MESSAGE (for people I sent the video to by message) BEFORE OUR CALL MESSAGE (only if the video also goes to people who booked a call: two or three lines asking them to watch it before our call, with [VIDEO LINK]) Inside each email box, put the subject line, then the email, signed with my name or [YOUR NAME]. Keep each email short and easy to read. Keep any (suggested) mark and every [blank] inside the boxes. Outside the boxes, list in one line any blanks I still need to fill. Then ask the short question from BEFORE YOU START about what I would like to change, and stop. If I ask for a change, give me every piece again in full, each in its own box, not just the changed lines.

You're done when:

Your video and invitation are on YouTube, your sharing plan is clear, and follow-up emails and messages are ready.

Why this works

Upload to YouTube with your invitation link in its description. You do not need a funnel or sign-up page yet.

Share through gift posts, email P.S., stories, your bio or DMs. Try a Yes/Curious story poll.

Promote two to three times weekly. In DMs, ask first and send the link only after they say yes.

If you use it before calls, put it on the booking thank-you page. Learn about the separate pre-call video at https://effortlesssalessystem.marcteo.com.

On Day 1, welcome them and recap, then share one idea on Day 2 or 3. Invite gently on Day 5, and make it clear they can say no on Day 7.

For DM viewers without bookings, check after one or two days. If they watched, ask their top 2 or 3 takeaways.

See my example

Want the thinking behind it?

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A Mini VSL is a mini video sales letter. It does a similar job to a 90 minute webinar, recorded and shorter.

Make it once and keep sharing it. It nurtures people while you are not live.

Some people watch mine, realise we are not a fit, and cancel their call. That saves me hours.

Others arrive with questions about the offer, timing and logistics. They already trust me and my way.

Watch my April 2025 example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tS3bJHbGpgQ. Its numbers are mine from then.

Get the title right first

The title and topic decide whether people press play. Choose something your audience already wants.

Even useful content goes unwatched when the title gives people no reason to watch.

The seven parts of a Mini VSL

Open and qualify for 1 to 2 minutes.

Introduce yourself for 1 to 2 minutes.

Tell your story for 5 to 7 minutes.

Compare your old and new ways for 3 to 5 minutes.

Teach your pillars for 10 to 14 minutes.

Recap for 1 to 2 minutes, with beliefs if you want.

Explain how you differ and invite people to learn more for 1 to 2 minutes.

These times are guides and can add up to more than 25 minutes. Aim for 20 to 25 minutes.

Shorten your story and avoid deep tactics.

Sell you and your way, not your offer

People need to trust you, your process and your offer. This video earns the first two.

Make it a real training that helps even if they never buy.

I use only one slide about my program, near the end, to show how we are different.

I learned this from a mentor. It saves me repeating the same webinar.

Your first one does not have to be perfect

My first VSL was too complicated and ran 38 minutes. My 2025 version was 25 minutes.

Launch and test it. Even an imperfect video helps viewers get closer to buying.

I do one dry run and one proper take. Adding stress makes me less likely to finish.

Original examples

My Mini VSL, parts 1 to 3: the opening, who it is for, who I am and my story3 April 2025

Back to Step 1

What's up everybody? So, in today's video, I'm going to show you exactly how I run a 10 to $30,000 per month lifestyle coaching business with one offer, one funnel, and in 20 plus hours a week. [...] Chances are you watch this and this is not the first video I've watched about business models, strategies, systems, tactics and playbooks. And I just share with you one quick thing which is everything works. So in this video I'm not going to say that my way is the best way, right? I'm just going to share with you what has worked for me right in terms of building a lifestyle business I enjoy. I actually look forward to waking up every day to use. But for you is use whatever I mentioned as parts of it to adapt it your own situation, your own priorities and your own lifestyle as well. And so with that, let's get started. So who is this for? Very quickly, this is for coaches and consultants and trainers who want to build a $10 to $30,000 per month lifestyle business. If you're doing business to, for example, to get acquired, to list it, to public to to do a public listing of it, this video is definitely not for you. This businesses who want to actually do it while right enjoying their lives as well. Number two is you are someone who's not a complete beginner. So you have done the work, made some progress, invested in different cause programs, but you still feel a little bit stuck and unsure of what really could work for you moving forward for the rest for the next phase of your life. And number three is you want to build a business while having more time, simplicity, and alignment. So you don't have a business you actually need a holiday from, right? [...] And so very quickly is so again my quick background. I've helped more than a couple of clients, right? More than 150 to generate more than $5 million of revenue combined. I was the former Tony Robbins number in Asia, even though that was quite a while ago 2019, right? It was pretty cool. Uh and right now I run a sixfigure coaching business. I look forward to working on every single day. I'm currently based in Singapore. I'm husband. I'm son and I love traveling while enjoying my life while of course doing work and I'm a bit of an introvert myself as well. So this just a little bit about me. [...] And so the what happened before I created this entire blueprint was I was actually what I call a recovery info junkie, right? So I attend a lot of different programs and there was one night when my ex-girlfriend now wife actually asked me where should we go for end of year holidays and I realized that I after even attending all the programs I couldn't really afford anywhere I truly wanted to take her and I realized that it wasn't because I was actually lazy I was just having too much info and no clear direction and so what happened is I decided to start the master mentor movement to take lots of action right to make sure I actually applied what I learned and I did pretty well right I mean anywhere from 10 30k to 50k months But something felt pretty off. I still remember there was one time I was um flying back home right from travel from Europe at one point of time and I started dreading right my flight back. I started dreading my business and I realized that it's not something I really wanted where I was running offers I didn't enjoy. I was working weekends. I was saying yes to too much. I looked successful on the outside but I was actually very misaligned. I was not happy with where my life or my business was. And so at that trip right where I flew down, I just started asking myself, is this really the business to run for the next 10 years? And I knew I didn't. So I stripped it all back and rebuilt everything from the ground up, which is why I call the master implementers blueprint.

From my Mini VSL "Exactly How I Run a $10-30K/m Coaching Business (1 Offer, 1 Funnel & 20+ Hrs/Week)", published on YouTube on 3 April 2025, 25 minutes long. You can watch the whole video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tS3bJHbGpgQ

Word for word from the YouTube captions, with the timestamps taken out. Where you see [...], I left out a few lines. The captions garbled some words: "master mentor movement" is my Master Implementer movement, and the Tony Robbins line is missing one word, because I was his number one affiliate in Asia in 2019.

The numbers in it (more than 150 clients, more than $5 million in client revenue, a six-figure business, 10 to 30K and 50K months) are mine as of April 2025. Master Implementers Blueprint was the name of my system then.

My Mini VSL, parts 4 to 6: the old way and the new way, my first pillar and my beliefs3 April 2025

Back to Step 3

And before, right? multiple offers to promote, working more than 50 hours a week, always chasing clients, always convincing followup, always praying that people say yes, unpredictable income, low client success, retention rates, lots of burnout, overwhelm that was happening at the point of time, having a busy calendar, but really of results to show for it. Right now, right in 2024 or beyond, one clear line offer, 20, 30 hours a week or less, inbound leads and clients who trust and value you, predictable recurring revenue. I freaking love it. I'll talk about that later, right? and high client retention rates. So clients are actually happy and stay on for me up to years. Results come with ease, flow, and fulfillment, right? And freedom to travel, rest, and create meaningful impact along the way as well. And so the result, right, is anywhere from a 10 to $30,000 per month lifestyle business. I plan to do way more for sure, but more importantly, do it in a way that aligns with me 20 plus hours a week where I don't feel obligated to do the things I do not want to do. [...] And the first pillar is what I call your golden offer. And so when I learned this strategy right in early 2004, that changed the entire game for me because what most people would do is to have multiple offers, multiple products, multiple services, which is complex, overwhelming, right? And very tough to manage. What I've learned, right, is what I call one golden offer with multiple levels of success. [...] So whatever I shared earlier can be amazing, you can apply it. I'm very confident that you can. But I just want to remind you that it's not just about information all the time. Usually something to do with our inner game that is preventing us from moving forward. So with that I just want to share with you very quickly the three beliefs that help me make massive income leaps that I hope you can use and apply in your own life as well. [...] Number one, information is really not transformation. [...] Number two, right? Number two is get real help. [...] And believe number three, which I freaking love, which is whether you realize it or not, you always attract people who mirror your values, your behaviors, your energy.

From the same video, word for word from the captions with the timestamps taken out. Where you see [...], I left out lines, including the rest of my first pillar, my other three pillars and my clients' stories.

The captions garbled a few words: "one clear line offer" is one clear aligned offer, "early 2004" is early 2024, "multiple levels of success" is multiple levels of access, and "we all be billionaires with perfects" is cut off. The numbers are mine as of April 2025.

My Mini VSL, part 7: how we are different and my invitation3 April 2025

Back to Step 3

And so this is exactly why we're different, right? So number one, we personalize every strategy and playbook based on our priorities, strengths, and goals. Number two, we are very focused on growth via client retention, recurring revenue instead of trying to chase people over and over again. We do not chase, we attract and we keep them, right? Because we can serve them for a very long period of time. All right, with monthly recurring revenue. Number three, and instead of focusing on external strategies all the time, we also focus on inner game, right? [...] And if you resonate with that, right, if you're a coach, consultant or trainer who wants personal hight touch support to build a $10 to $30,000 month lifestyle business that's simple online profit profitable, you got to click the link below, right, to find out more details if you want to work with me, right? Or message me on Facebook with the word info and send the details. Again, this is totally up to you. There's no obligations. [...] However, if you're not ready yet, again, no problem at all. You can grab my best stuff for free.

The end of the same video, word for word from the captions with the timestamps taken out. Where you see [...], I left out a few lines. The link below the video and the word info on Facebook were how I invited people in 2025, and the $10 to $30,000 is my number from then.

What to notice

One short part on how we are different, then the invitation to find out more, then clear permission to say no. There is no price and no push.

My sample script for the opening and who it is for2025

Back to Step 2

“Hey, what’s up - in this short video, I’m going to show you exactly how I run a $10K to $30K/month coaching business working just 20 hours a week… with one offer, one funnel - and zero chasing of clients. Now I know what you might be thinking… “Here we go again - another person saying their system is the best.” So let me say this upfront - This isn’t about what’s right or wrong... it’s simply what’s been working for me and my clients to grow a simple, profitable business we actually enjoy running. And if you’re a coach, consultant, or trainer who wants to create predictable income without burning out, I think this might be one of the most useful videos you watch today.” “So - who is this video really for? It’s for coaches, consultants, and trainers who’ve already done the work. You’ve invested in courses, joined programs, read the books… But despite all that, you’re still wondering: “Why am I not further along?” “I’ve tried so many things, but nothing seems to stick.” “I know what I should be doing… but I don’t know where to start.” If that sounds familiar, you’re not lazy or behind. You’re just overloaded - and unclear on what actually works for you. And that’s where I come in. My name is [Your Name] - I’ve worked with over 150 coaches and consultants to simplify their business, build recurring income, and grow in a way that feels light, focused, and aligned. I’ve helped generate over $5 million in client revenue, built a multiple 6-figure business myself, and was even Tony Robbins’ #1 affiliate in Asia a few years ago. More importantly though - I’ve been where you are. I built a business that looked successful on the outside… but didn’t feel right on the inside. I was overwhelmed, stretched thin, and constantly chasing. That’s why I stripped everything down and rebuilt from scratch - and that’s what I’ll share with you in the rest of this video.”

The sample script I wrote for my 2025 Mini VSL, from my Mini VSL notes page, word for word apart from two things: I typed my long dashes as short ones, and I removed two stray formatting marks at the very end. [Your Name] is where members put their own name.

The numbers in it (over 150 coaches and consultants, over $5 million in client revenue) are mine as of 2025.

What to notice

The opening says what the viewer will learn, says out loud the doubt they are probably feeling, then says plainly that this is about what has worked, not about right or wrong.

Why I recommend a Mini VSL, from my group training9 April 2025

[00:42:30] Marc T: It helps you. [00:42:31] Marc T: I call pre-qualification, right? [00:42:34] Marc T: So what do I with pre-qualification? [00:42:36] Marc T: I have a lot of people that after watching the video, they bought a call of me after they watched the video, right? [00:42:42] Marc T: They were saying, Mark, I don't think I'm the right fit. [00:42:43] Marc T: I think I will cancel the call. [00:42:45] Marc T: How do you think I feel? [...] [00:42:51] Marc T: When they say, Mark, watching the video, think I'm not the right fit. [00:42:55] Marc T: I feel damn happy, right? [...] [00:43:16] Marc T: We think about it So it's not just a way to get more people right. [00:43:20] Marc T: It's also a way for you to be able to qualify the people work with [...] [00:44:00] Marc T: One training. [00:44:01] Marc T: I would highly recommend everyone to implement. [00:44:05] Marc T: I don't see this very often now. [...] [00:44:17] Marc T: This has saved me a lot of hours, a lot of time improve my conversions. [...] [00:45:01] Marc T: Number one, they need to trust you. [00:45:03] Marc T: Number two, they need to trust whatever you're selling. [00:45:06] Marc T: And number three is they need to, on some level, trust your offer, right? [...] [00:45:49] Marc T: It's not to trust, it's not to buy your offer. [00:45:52] Marc T: So what happens is the core to action for a mini VSL is then to find out more about the offer. [...] [00:49:50] Marc T: Um, another thing, another intention of it is I want it to be valuable whether the person buys from me or not. [00:49:55] Marc T: So I don't just be a sales thing. [...] [00:50:07] Marc T: Okay, and if you are like me If we don't like to repeat the same webinar over and over again for the rest of the life, huh? [00:50:12] Marc T: Yes, I was gonna work very well for you. [00:50:14] Marc T: Okay, so that's what I do So the core structure and framework again is to sell you and your mechanism right to share why mechanisms is different was it different for other people? [...] [01:27:00] Marc T: So that when people coming by the way, um, this is also partly why I never handle objections anymore In my course. [01:27:08] Marc T: I don't handle objections anymore. [...] [01:27:44] Marc T: Yeah, but never about why you How are you different?

My lines from a group training I gave my clients, as the recording heard them. Where you see [...], I left out lines, some of them too garbled to read. The recording garbled many words: "Mark" is me, "core to action" is call to action, and "So I don't just be a sales thing" means I don't want it to be just a sales thing.

How I build a Mini VSL, from my group training9 April 2025

Back to Step 1

[00:46:49] Marc T: And the most important thing over here is you need to find what we call a compelling title and topic. [00:46:54] Marc T: But you need to make sure that the title, angle of your video, is something that people actually will want. [00:47:00] Marc T: Okay, because even if your content is amazing, uh, if it doesn't sound amazing, nobody will watch it. [...] [00:47:26] Marc T: Number three is you can pull your audience as well. [00:47:28] Marc T: So one, one thing I did way better last year, which is I created like, I think truly of four titles and then I asked, I asked people on the telegram to vote for it. [...] [00:47:50] Marc T: Um, and number four is launch and test day. [00:47:52] Marc T: what do I mean, which is your first VSL doesn't have to be perfect. [...] [00:48:01] Marc T: I did something like this over here, but it was too complicated and it was 38 freaking minutes, right? [00:48:07] Marc T: So now it's Twenty twenty five and I did twenty five again. [...] [00:52:46] Marc T: So then you go straight right to quickly in one or two minutes who are you who is this for? [...] [00:53:20] Marc T: So for me, I don't target beginners anymore. [...] [00:53:26] Marc T: One quick thing is some of you can share in another that's like, who is this not for? [00:53:31] Marc T: But I realized that I was going save a bit more time. [00:53:34] Marc T: I actually spent who is not for verbally when I'm sharing this really. [...] [00:54:31] Marc T: So the third one then is just story, right? [...] [00:54:48] Marc T: What was your own transformation? [00:54:49] Marc T: What's your starting point? [00:54:51] Marc T: What's a discovery and transformation? [...] [00:56:15] Marc T: You just had to be very clear about What was the old way or the old method that you felt didn't work for you and for others and what is your new way? [00:56:25] Marc T: So this is when you sell your so-called new way. [...] [00:56:33] Marc T: He said what I realized is for a lot of people the reason why most most struggle is because they think that life coaching is About crying and breaking down all the time. [00:56:42] Marc T: It's about opening our emotions and stripping bear naked emotionally Right very heavy, but what I realized that hey when I learned when I started helping people Life coaching to transform people can be fun. [...] [00:57:34] Marc T: Let's say recruitment for [a client] for a team, right, is, and what I realized is, in the past, most people grew their team by hustling, grinding, by pushing everybody, creating deadlines, You're tripping people, right? [00:57:47] Marc T: number three, right, is they just give more and more and more information that people get overwhelmed and quit. [00:57:52] Marc T: But what I realized, my style, there's work very well for me and my team, my downlines, is that we talk a lot about inner alignment and wellness and mindset. [...] [00:58:38] Marc T: So this can be a tree or four pillars. [...] [00:58:53] Marc T: One quick thing about teaching is please, please, please, please. [00:58:57] Marc T: Go too much into the genius or the tactics, because why you are overrun. [00:59:00] Marc T: like crazy. [00:59:00] Marc T: Again, I like 20, 25 minutes. [...] [00:59:08] Marc T: So then I just explained the general concepts. [00:59:10] Marc T: Why is important? [00:59:11] Marc T: Some examples just for them to get a better idea as well. [...] [01:02:16] Marc T: Obviously, I'm not going to teach them how to run a mini VSL in my own mini VSL, right? [01:02:20] Marc T: So I just give an example of how it works. [...] [01:04:45] Marc T: So this is a very soft invitation, I don't like it to be too direct, okay?

My lines from my group training on 9 April 2025, as the recording heard them. Where you see [...], I left out lines. The two old way and new way examples near the middle are ones I made up on the spot for two clients, a life coach and a team leader in recruitment. Their names are taken out.

The recording garbled many words: "pull your audience" is poll your audience, "truly of four titles" is three or four titles, "launch and test day" is launch and test it, "a tree or four pillars" is three or four pillars, and in "Go too much into the genius or the tactics" the word don't is missing at the start.

My notes on making and recording it2025

Back to Step 4

Your Mini VSL's production quality serves one purpose: removing barriers between your message and your audience. The goal isn't perfection - it's professional credibility that supports your message without overshadowing it. [...] Best for beginners - focuses on message delivery with visual structure. Requires minimal editing. [...] Use Canva or Google Slides templates with large text and plenty of white space. Remember: slides guide attention, they're not novels. [...] Poor audio drives viewers away faster than any visual issue. [...] Create a quiet space with water nearby. Speaking for 20+ minutes requires more stamina than expected. [...] Write conversationally and practice until natural. Mark emphasis points and include deliberate pauses for easier editing. [...] Do a complete run-through first, then record in logical segments if needed. Keep a timer visible but prioritize natural delivery over perfect timing. [...] Think of your Mini VSL as a conversation with someone who genuinely needs your help, not a performance. [...] Your energy sets the tone for the entire presentation. Start with slightly higher energy than feels natural - video tends to flatten enthusiasm. [...] - Speak slightly slower than normal conversation [...] For larger mistakes, simply pause, take a breath, and restart the sentence. [...] Remember: Your goal isn't perfection - it's authentic, impactful communication that serves your audience.

From my Mini VSL notes page (2025), word for word. Where you see [...], I left out lines, including my gear suggestions.

My message asking before I send a videoFebruary 2025

Back to Step 5

Hey XXX, hope all has been well! Btw right, recently, I shot one of my most popular videos which broke down exactly how I generate $10-50K/m with 1 offer, 1 funnel, 1 VA in 20+ hours a week. Would you like direct access to the video & slides? All good if you aren't interested too! 💙

A WhatsApp message I sent in February 2025, word for word from my screenshot, where the name shows as XXX. It offered an earlier breakdown video of mine, and the numbers are mine from then.

My message sending the video, and my check-in a day or two laterApril 2025

Back to Step 5

Hey [name], here's the video! In this training, I cover exactly how I make $10-30K/m w/ 1 Offer, 1 Funnel & 20+ hours a week...without having to chase clients all the time. Will be helpful no matter your level; let me know how you find it after 🙏 [link] [...] Hey [name]! Just wanted to ask if you managed to check the video above already? If you haven't, you definitely should 😉 If you have, would love to find out what're your top 2-3 biggest takeaways from it? Will be useful for us to create future content too. Thanks!

Two direct messages, word for word from my screenshots of April 2025, with the names taken out. The first sends the video to someone who said yes, and I replaced the old link at its end with [link]. The second is my check-in a day or two later, for people who have not booked a call yet.

My email P.S. line sharing a videoFebruary 2025

For example, here's the complete breakdown of exactly how I make $10-50K/month with 1 Offer, 1 Funnel, 1 VA, & in 20-30 hours/week (click here).

The line from an email P.S. of mine in February 2025, from my screenshot. The words click here linked to an earlier breakdown video, and the numbers are mine from then.

My follow-up email sent straight away2025

[VIDEO] The $10-30K/m Roadmap (Step by Step) Hey {{ subscriber.first_name }}, Thanks for registering! Watch the free training here. Inside, I walk you through the exact shifts I made to go from an overworked, misaligned business… to running a $10-30K/month lifestyle business with one offer, one simple funnel, and 20+ hours a week (or less). More importantly, I break down why most smart, hardworking coaches still feel stuck even after buying all the programs. Here’s a quick preview of what I cover: ✅ The “Golden Offer” model that helped me simplify everything ✅ My Effortless Sales System that removed the need to chase or convince ✅ And the Magnetic Content System that consistently attracts clients without needing to post every day or try to “go viral” The last one is what changed everything for me. And most people miss it completely. So whether you’re starting fresh or rebuilding something that no longer feels aligned… this will give you a real, simple path forward. Click here to watch the free video training now. And after you’ve watched it, if it resonates and you want my help to install this entire system for you, DM me “Inner Circle” on FB and I’ll send over the options I have for working together. Talk soon, Marc Teo

The first email in my 2025 follow-up set, sent straight after someone registered for the video. The first line is the subject. Word for word, apart from invisible formatting marks I removed and the dash in $10-30K/month, which I typed as a short one. {{ subscriber.first_name }} is where my email tool puts each person's first name.

DM me "Inner Circle" on FB was how I invited people then, and the numbers are mine from 2025. Use your own invitation.

My follow-up email a week later2025

Back to Step 5

Subject Line: Has anything changed or still feeling stuck? Hey {{ subscriber.first_name }}, Just checking in. Since you signed up for the training, I’ve been wondering: Has anything shifted for you, or are things still feeling a little stuck? Either way, no judgment. But I hope you remember what we need isn’t more info but a simpler, clearer way forward. So if the idea of building a business that’s aligned, sustainable, and actually feels good to run is still on your mind… I’m here when you’re ready. You can always rewatch the free training again (click here). And if you want my personal help to install the system with you… Just DM me “Inner Circle” on Facebook and I’ll send over the details. No pressure at all. Marc Teo Of course, if you aren’t interested or this isn’t the right time, that’s totally cool too. You can click here to get access to all my best resources for free.

The last email in the same 2025 set, sent seven days after someone registered. Word for word, apart from invisible formatting marks I removed. That set had seven emails: one straight away, five more about a day apart, and this one a week later.

What to notice

It checks in, points back to the video, invites once, and then says plainly that it is totally fine if this is not the right time.

Takeaways

Let your audience vote on a title they want to watch.
Build trust in you and your way. Make it useful even without buying.
Teach ideas with examples. Going deep into tactics makes the video overrun.
Give people room to say no.
Keep sharing your video and follow up. Most viewers will not book straight away.

Start today

Run Step 1 today and post your title vote where your people are.

While votes come in, write your script with Steps 2 and 3 in the same chat.

Aim to record within a week. Your first version need not be perfect.

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