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| Step | Product | Price | Comm. | You get | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FE | The Free Website Method — 7 lessons, 1 prompt, 5 messages | $27 | 75% | $20.25 | preview |
| OTO1 | AI Agency In A Box — the whole course | $197 | 50% | $98.50 | preview |
| DS1 | AI Agency In A Box Lite | $49 | 50% | $24.50 | preview |
| OTO2 | SiteRevive Live Edition — single payment | $497 | 40% | $198.80 | preview |
| DS2 | SiteRevive Lite (10 leads a day) — single payment | $297 | 40% | $118.80 | preview |
Every step is a single payment. Full buyer path: $20.25 + $98.50 + $198.80 = $317.55. Commission figures are price × rate, not a forecast.
12 emails, Thursday to Wednesday. Two most days, three on the last day. Each has three subject lines — pick one, or split-test.
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
Something went live this morning. I think you'll like it.
It's called The Free Website Method.
Here's the whole idea:
1. Post in your town's Facebook group: "I'll build two local businesses a free website this week."
2. Owners raise their hands.
3. Paste one AI prompt. The website is done in about 5 minutes.
4. Send it over. "Keep it if you like it."
Then the owner writes back: "This looks great. What now?"
That's when you talk about the monthly plan. Not before.
No cold calls. No pitch. No design skills.
Scroll the site he built with the prompt. It's live on the page:
[LINK]
$27 this week.
[Name]
P.S. It works with the free version of ChatGPT or Claude. Nothing else to buy.
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
Most people go after local clients the same way.
Long message. Here's what I do. Here's the price. Want a call?
Nobody answers.
Think about it. A stranger asks a busy owner for time and money. Of course they say no. They get twenty of those a week.
Ryan Shaw has run a web agency for 15 years. He does it the other way round.
He gives first. A real website, with the owner's name on it. Free.
Then they come to him.
Asking gets ignored. Giving gets a yes.
The method, the prompt, and the 5 messages word for word:
[LINK]
[Name]
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
This is the whole outreach in The Free Website Method.
One post in your town's Facebook group:
"Looking for two plumbers in [Town] to build a free website for this week. I'd like honest feedback in return. If you like it, you keep it."
That's it.
Owners comment. Someone tags a friend who owns a salon. Someone asks "how much?" on a post that says free. (It happens.)
You reply with two questions. Then you build.
The post is in Lesson 1, word for word. So are the other 4 messages:
[LINK]
[Name]
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
Want to see what one prompt makes?
Ryan took a sample heating and cooling shop: name, phone, hours.
He pasted them into one prompt.
About 5 minutes later, this:
[LINK]
Scroll it. It's a real build of a sample shop.
He did the same for a barber, a dentist, a builder, and a chiropractor. They're all on the page.
You get the exact prompt he used. $27 this week.
[Name]
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
The hardest part of The Free Website Method is not the website.
It's what you do after you send it.
You send the owner one message. One link. One line:
"It's on a temporary link for now. I'll take it down in 7 days."
No price. No packages. No "by the way, I also do..."
Then you wait.
The 7 days are real. You unpublish it when the week is up. So you never push. The clock does it for you.
Owners open a real website with their business on it. And they write back: "Okay. What now?"
Lesson 4 is what you say next:
[LINK]
[Name]
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
Quick honest note before the week starts.
The Free Website Method is for you if:
- You want local clients, but you hate selling.
- You have never built a website. (You don't need to. The prompt does it.)
- You have no portfolio and no reviews yet.
- You have an hour or two a week.
- You can copy and paste.
It is NOT for you if you want a promise about money. Ryan won't make one. How many owners say yes depends on your town and how many posts you make.
It's 7 short lessons. You can finish them tonight.
And there's a 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.
[LINK]
[Name]
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
So the owner loves the free website. They write back: "What now?"
Here's what you say. (It's Message #4 in the course.)
The website is free. It's theirs.
What they pay for is the system behind it:
- New leads get a text back right away.
- Happy customers get asked for a Google review.
- The site can chat and book calls.
- They get a report every month.
That's $297 a month. No contract.
(That's what your client pays for the system. It's not a promise of what you'll make.)
They already like you. You already gave them something. It's an easy conversation.
Get all 5 messages:
[LINK]
[Name]
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
Here's everything inside The Free Website Method:
- 7 short video lessons. Each one ends with one thing to do.
- The Master Website Prompt. Paste it in. Out comes a full website.
- The 5 messages, word for word. The post, the reply, the delivery, the offer, the close.
- A read-through checklist, so the site is right before the owner sees it.
- A switch-on checklist for the day an owner says yes.
- A 7-day calendar. Post Monday, build Tuesday, send Wednesday.
$27, one time.
That price goes to $47 Wednesday at 11:59 PM ET.
[LINK]
[Name]
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
Three questions I keep getting about The Free Website Method:
"I've never built a website."
You don't need to. You paste one prompt. The AI builds the site.
"Is the website really free for the owner?"
Yes. The website is free. What they pay for is the monthly system behind it. Lesson 4 shows you what to say.
"My town has no Facebook group."
Lesson 6 shows a second way to find owners. Same messages.
One more: "What do I need to buy?" Nothing else. Free ChatGPT or Claude works.
$27 until tomorrow night. Then $47.
[LINK]
[Name]
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
Short one.
The Free Website Method goes from $27 to $47 tonight at 11:59 PM ET.
That's not a trick. The price changes on its own when the clock runs out.
One post. One prompt. Five messages. Give first, then get the yes.
[LINK]
[Name]
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
Quick reminder.
$27 for The Free Website Method ends in about 6 hours. Then it's $47.
If you've been thinking "I'll grab it later"... later costs $20 more.
Watch the lessons tonight. Post in your town's group tomorrow.
[LINK]
[Name]
Subject lines (tap one to copy)
Last call.
The Free Website Method is $27 for about one more hour.
At 11:59 PM ET it goes to $47.
[LINK]
[Name]
P.S. 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. If it's not for you, you get every dollar back.
Give a local business a free website. Then get paid to keep it running.
Post in your town's Facebook group. Owners raise their hands. Paste one AI prompt and the site is done in about 5 minutes. Send it over. When the owner asks "what now?", you offer the monthly system behind it.
No selling. No cold calls. No design skills. 7 lessons, 1 prompt, 5 messages. $27 until Wed Sep 30, 11:59 PM ET.
[LINK]Most people try to get local clients by asking first. Nobody answers.
This method flips it. You build the owner a real website first (one AI prompt, about 5 minutes), give it to them free, and let them come to you.
Scroll the site he built with it: [LINK]Give a local business a free website first. Let them ask "what now?" One prompt, 5 minutes, $27 this week. [LINK]Found a simple way to get a local business talking to you without pitching: build them a free website with one prompt, send it, and wait for "what now?" 7 short lessons, $27 this week: [LINK]The course gives buyers the method. Bonuses that help them use it convert best:
Bonuses can't promise income, and can't be presented as Ryan's products.
Write a promo email for "The Free Website Method" by Ryan Shaw. What it is: a $27 course (7 short video lessons, 1 AI prompt, 5 copy-paste messages). The student posts in their town's Facebook group offering two local businesses a free website, builds each site in about 5 minutes with one prompt (works with free ChatGPT or Claude), sends it with an honest 7-day takedown, and when the owner asks "what now?", offers a monthly system behind the site (text-back, review requests, chat, booking, monthly report) that the client pays $297 a month for. Rules you must follow: - Write at a 4th-grade reading level. Short words. One idea per line. - No income claims. Never say or suggest how much the reader will earn. "$297 a month" may only appear as what the student's CLIENT pays for the system. - Refund wording, if used, is exactly: "30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked." - The price is $27 until Wed Sep 30 at 11:59 PM ET, then $47. Do not invent any other deadline or scarcity. - Put [LINK] in twice. - Write in my voice: [describe your voice in one line]. - Topic for this email: [pick one: the Facebook post / the 5-minute build / the 7-day clock / what to say when they ask "what now?" / who it is for / last day].
Write an honest review outline for "The Free Website Method" by Ryan Shaw ($27 on WarriorPlus). Cover: what it is (7 lessons, 1 prompt, 5 messages), how the method works step by step (post, build, send, offer), who it is for and who it is not for, what you liked, what you'd change, and the price ($27 until Wed Sep 30 11:59 PM ET, then $47) and the 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Rules: no income claims or earnings screenshots. "$297 a month" is only ever what a student's client pays. Plain words. Reviewer copy: email improveddigital@gmail.com.