With the amount of subs you can see on the screen, the chatting processes we put in place brought in $20,486 in messages and $2,642 in tips
DM @domnir if you want us to analyze your chatting for free, and see how you could improve the revenue on your current creators!
DM @domnir if you want us to analyze your chatting for free, and see how you could improve the revenue on your current creators!
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You're doing your X posts, your IG posts, your reels, working your way around getting subs onto the pages you manage, and out of those subs you're always gonna get some weirdos who say crazy stuff against TOS
You want to make sure you, your chatters, your CRM and your systems are fully optimized so you don't get the account you're managing banned
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In the new video I go over:
• The forbidden topics that should never get sent, and the sequence to decline, never repeat the word, never argue, never shame the guy, soft decline, redirect to something else, and if he won't stop, mute, block, screenshot and send to the supervisor
• Duplicate content, not a ban thing but a thing to avoid, and how a bot can build and update those notes for every fan so a big spender never gets sent the same thing twice and charges back
• Keeping content organized so chatters don't get lost and make mistakes
• Block immediately, no discussion, and the suspicious ones, if someone's trying to get the chatter to say something they shouldn't
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There's a free PDF you can use as a genuine team SOP starting today, a list of forbidden words, duplicate content, off-platform payments, and when to block a fan
File is below ↓
DM @domnir if you want us to analyze your chatting for free, and see how you could improve the revenue on your current creators!
You want to make sure you, your chatters, your CRM and your systems are fully optimized so you don't get the account you're managing banned
—
In the new video I go over:
• The forbidden topics that should never get sent, and the sequence to decline, never repeat the word, never argue, never shame the guy, soft decline, redirect to something else, and if he won't stop, mute, block, screenshot and send to the supervisor
• Duplicate content, not a ban thing but a thing to avoid, and how a bot can build and update those notes for every fan so a big spender never gets sent the same thing twice and charges back
• Keeping content organized so chatters don't get lost and make mistakes
• Block immediately, no discussion, and the suspicious ones, if someone's trying to get the chatter to say something they shouldn't
—
There's a free PDF you can use as a genuine team SOP starting today, a list of forbidden words, duplicate content, off-platform payments, and when to block a fan
File is below ↓
DM @domnir if you want us to analyze your chatting for free, and see how you could improve the revenue on your current creators!
DM @domnir if you want us to analyze your chatting for free, and see how you could improve the revenue on your current creators!
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In case you're an agency owner using Google Spreadsheets to manage your team in 2026, you have to read this now ↓ We built the whole system that runs our team flawlessly, and in the new video I break down exactly how it works and how you can build the same…
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Your guys' buy rate, LTV, monthly revenue on every page you manage heavily depends on the first 48 hours after a fan subscribes
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In the new video I go over:
• The welcome sequence structure that runs on every sub every time, its job is to gather info, build a connection so he feels like he's talking to a person, and set up a nice start, not rush to the sale
• Aftercare, one of the most messed up things we see, usually there but scripted and emotionless, and it's what decides if the guy comes back after post-nut clarity
• The ways pages leak the sub, PPV in the first 3 messages, ignoring the guy (why you want 24/7 coverage), skipping the sequence out of laziness (penalize it, no "I didn't feel like it"), and dropping a guy just cause he's at work etc.
• Resubscribers, no welcome message fires for them, so you message them manually, or run a bot that replies with proper context from the past convo
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It all comes down to one rule, every message builds info, connection or selling, work in the chat not through it, and the test is "did that move something forward, or did I just reply?"
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I put together a free PDF with diagrams you can use as a team SOP today, the welcome sequence, the work check, the rules, resubscribers etc. ↓
File is below ↓
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In the new video I go over:
• The welcome sequence structure that runs on every sub every time, its job is to gather info, build a connection so he feels like he's talking to a person, and set up a nice start, not rush to the sale
• Aftercare, one of the most messed up things we see, usually there but scripted and emotionless, and it's what decides if the guy comes back after post-nut clarity
• The ways pages leak the sub, PPV in the first 3 messages, ignoring the guy (why you want 24/7 coverage), skipping the sequence out of laziness (penalize it, no "I didn't feel like it"), and dropping a guy just cause he's at work etc.
• Resubscribers, no welcome message fires for them, so you message them manually, or run a bot that replies with proper context from the past convo
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It all comes down to one rule, every message builds info, connection or selling, work in the chat not through it, and the test is "did that move something forward, or did I just reply?"
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I put together a free PDF with diagrams you can use as a team SOP today, the welcome sequence, the work check, the rules, resubscribers etc. ↓
File is below ↓