Here is @Kevin Suarez Sabugo VSL I did! I keep having people tell me I should charge for these 😆 So I am only going to do 2 more for free. I would really like to have them done by next week. So I need the footage by Monday! DM me. First come first serve!

I need PROOF for this community...so you get a free VSL! The first few people who send me raw footage for your VSL will get a free VSL! Who is interested? Comment below! EDIT: One caveat...if you like the vsl, you need to record a short and sweet video review for this community 😁 I'll provide a framework for it 😊

What are some key features every good VSL needs? Are you more likely to buy from someone if they have flashy graphics and editing like the Skool games VSL or will a simple loom VSL do?

I've been reviewing many of the Skool Winners and even Hormozi's VSLs, and the common denominator is that they all start by addressing a PAIN point. This is a powerful technique because it immediately resonates with the audience. People are far more likely to engage with content that acknowledges their struggles and offers a potential solution. Here are a few examples: Anime Shreds: "I'm gonna show you how to go from overweight and out of shape to fit." (This directly addresses the pain of feeling unhappy with one's physical condition.) Skool Games: "Are you trying to make money online and you are overwhelmed?" (This speaks to the frustration and confusion many people experience when trying to build an online business.) Skool Ads Lab: "Do you ever feel like your group isn't growing enough?" (This highlights the pain point of struggling to scale a community or business.) And the list goes on! By leading with the pain point, these VSLs immediately grab the viewer's attention and make them feel understood. This creates a strong foundation for the rest of the presentation, which can then focus on offering a solution and demonstrating its value.

When it comes to YouTube videos, tiktok and Instagram videos, even course videos...which is the toughest part?