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Author: Jeremy Haynes | founder of Megalodon Marketing.
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Marketers love the shiny front end. They obsess over headline split-tests, ad tweaks, and VSL polish, imagining that the sale is decided the moment a prospect opts in. That fantasy shatters the first time your sales team slams the Slack channel with complaints:
Those cries are not personality issues; they are diagnostics. The front end did its job—sparked curiosity—then abandoned the prospect. Without a back-end system, the lead wanders off, intellectually malnourished, until your closer has to spoon-feed kindergarten content over Zoom. Education calls elongate cycles, drain morale, and crater cash flow.
I’ve built eight-figure campaigns in every funnel format—call funnels, webinars, low-to-high ticket ascensions, DM ads, challenge funnels. In every format, neglecting back-end selling plants the same weeds: low pay-in-full volume, endless nurture loops, refund spikes, and salespeople flirting with burnout. Rip out the weeds by engineering the back-end before you pour another dollar into traffic.
Back-end selling is a sequence of engineered touchpoints between the opt-in and the conversion event—touchpoints that elevate urgency, demolish objections, and transfer certainty. When done right, they transform information into prioritization.
Think of two sets of data:
Same medium—information—wildly different action because the second message is personal, specific, and high-stakes. Your back-end must replicate that dermatologist effect: “Miss this call and you’ll stay stuck on the wrong side of your revenue chasm.”
Immediately after a prospect applies and books a call (or secures a webinar seat, or buys a tripwire), divert them to a confirmation page stacked with 5–20 micro-videos—one to three minutes each, five minutes max. These are not generic pep talks. They are sniper rounds aimed at the questions that make your salespeople groan.
Call your closers. Ask: “Which three questions are you sick of repeating? Which misconceptions derail the close?” Start there. Then, as the owner, layer in truths the market should grasp but rarely does—your proprietary frameworks, your dispute rate transparency, your refund policy, your success data.
One of the highest-impact clips we deploy is the refund-and-dispute-rate reveal. We screen-share the payment processor dashboard, zoom in on the actual numbers, and narrate why those percentages are low. Watch trust spike. Most competitors hide behind testimonials; you show raw stats. If your metrics can’t survive daylight, fix the offer before filming.
Breakout videos cost nothing but camera time. That zero-budget nature means you can launch this pillar first and watch show rate lift within days—exactly what happened for the Inner Circle member who jumped from ~60 % to 83 % attendance and pocketed $178 k in ten days. No ad changes, no new hires, just breakout vids.
Not every prospect binges your confirmation page. That’s fine; email rescues attention. Convert each breakout clip into an email lesson—same objection crushed, same proof embedded, now in written format with a punchy subject line and a brisk story.
We recommend scaling up to six sends per day until you detect open-rate fatigue. Begin with one or two, monitor metrics, then escalate. Saturation is safer than silence because your emails are not “Hey, just checking in” yawners; they are mini-masterclasses.
Flooding inboxes must respect law:
Adjust send times to the prospect’s locale. Authority stays crisp when compliance is tight.
At Tai Lopez’s farm I told a roomful of marketers: stop dangling moon-shot case studies exclusively. Mix in realistic wins: the agency startup that clawed its first extra $25 k, the e-com shop that shaved refund rate by two points. Prospects gauge risk on worst-case outcomes, not best-case fantasies.
An email titled “How We Make This Safe For You” that unpacks your lowest-end results, your make-it-right policy, and your dispute resolution protocol does more to grease the wheels than a highlight reel of unicorns.
Marketing sprays and prays; sales personalizes and penetrates. The moment an application lands, setters or closers pull the data, record a selfie video, and send it via text or email.
Example script:
“Hey Alex, saw your application for Tuesday 3 PM. Noticed you’re doing $200 k MRR but refund rates are at 6 %. I shot three micro assets—one SOP, one demo clip, one quick Loom—showing how we … ”
The rep pastes pre-built trust assets (SOPs, gamma docs, breakout snippets) matched to the applicant’s pain points. No bots, no templates—raw human video proving attention and competence.
This outreach runs parallel to the automated pillars, not instead of them. While marketing bombards with breadth, sales delivers depth, tailoring the medicine so the patient swallows it gladly.
Content themes mirror the breakout roster—objection-slayers, expectation-setters, future-pacing, social proof—only now they stalk the prospect through their feed. The brain loves familiarity; repeated exposure cements authority. By the time the Zoom room opens, the buyer feels they already know you.
If you’re operating big numbers, layer supplementary audiences (site visitors, engaged view-throughs) to keep spend consistent. But the core remains the just-opted micro-segment where velocity of decision is highest.
When these four pillars fire, you finally funnel a primed, prioritized prospect into the conversion event—the call, the webinar close, the challenge upsell room. At this stage:
Strip any pillar, and leaks appear. Keep them synchronized, and the pipeline hums like the turbine on the jet that ferried me from Virginia back to Miami—the same flight where I storyboarded this article, watching clouds drift while backend tactics printed money on autopilot.
A fresh Inner Circle member earning ~$200 k monthly plugged in the full stack—breakout vids, value-dense email, manual outreach, hammer campaign. Show rate leapt 39 %. Ten days later Stripe rang up $178 k new cash. Investment in the program recouped before his next haircut.
Contrast a coaching brand that refused webinars, low-ticket ascension, or challenge funnels—call funnel only. We drove 166 qualified applicants, 130 booked calls, each waving at least $10 k liquidity. Ad spend: ~$40 k. Our fee: $15 k. Sales team closed two deals for $20 k gross. Net: –$35–40 k. Diagnosis: stellar traffic + zero backend = hemorrhage. We refunded our fee and parted ways; back-end neglect is terminal.
Clients who dare to film the refund/dispute dashboard routinely witness double-digit lifts in close rate. Prospects expect hype; they do not expect candid spreadsheets. One agency owner published his 1.8 % refund score and 0.4 % dispute ratio, then watched skeptical CFOs turn into eager pay-in-full buyers on the spot.
Hyperbole breeds doubt. Showcase a spectrum: the outlier millionaire, the rapid six-figure surge, and the incremental grind-up from $0 to $10 k. People shop Yelp for worst-case reviews; meet that instinct head-on by displaying average outcomes and your make-it-right policy. Safety sells.
Every niche hosts keyboard critics claiming your plane never left the tarmac. Let them howl. The affluent operators reading this care about campaign mathematics, not Reddit noise. Transparency disarms haters and magnetizes doers.
Front-end polish without back-end muscle is a private jet without fuel—gorgeous on the runway, useless in the air. You now possess the flight plan:
Execute in that order, refine with data, and watch the same leads your closers once called “too cold” arrive red-hot and ready to wire five figures.
You can DIY every tactic outlined here and see signs of life fast—then decide whether partnering deeper makes sense. The money you unlock will pay the tuition. Either way, commit to back-end selling today. The runway is clear, the turbines are whining, and your next million-dollar month is waiting at 35,000 feet.
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Jeremy Haynes is the founder of Megalodon Marketing. He is considered one of the top digital marketers and has the results to back it up. Jeremy has consistently demonstrated his expertise whether it be through his content advertising “propaganda” strategies that are originated by him, as well as his funnel and direct response marketing strategies. He’s trusted by the biggest names in the industries his agency works in and by over 4,000+ paid students that learn how to become better digital marketers and agency owners through his education products.
Jeremy Haynes is the founder of Megalodon Marketing. He is considered one of the top digital marketers and has the results to back it up. Jeremy has consistently demonstrated his expertise whether it be through his content advertising “propaganda” strategies that are originated by him, as well as his funnel and direct response marketing strategies. He’s trusted by the biggest names in the industries his agency works in and by over 4,000+ paid students that learn how to become better digital marketers and agency owners through his education products.
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