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Is word of mouth and paid ads your whole marketing strategy?

The Full Season Engine - how coaches, studios, tutoring centers and schools get past 10,000 followers and become the name families already know. Word of mouth, manufactured online with organic content, so referrals and paid ads stop being your only marketing strategy.

Here's the proof ↓
Jasen Hunt
Jasen Hunt
@jasenhunt · 30.2K followers
Views per day · Jul 21 to Aug 18
010K20K30K Best day, about 30,000 views Jul 21 Aug 4 Aug 18
321,504
views in 30 days
176,547
people reached
82.7%
had never followed him
5,657
likes, comments, shares

Jasen teaches CAD drafting, and how to land a job in the surveying industry as a drafter. Not a marketer. No team, no studio, a phone and a script.

Same business as yours, different subject. 236,998 of those views came in the last fourteen days.

Getting past 10,000 followers is not one thing, it is two running at once. Follower ads put you in front of families in your area who have never heard of you, so the followers you gain are ones who could actually sign up. Organic content keeps you in front of the ones who already follow. New people cycle in, the ones already there keep seeing you, and you become the name they think of when they finally go looking. That is the Full Season Engine.

I'm ready to fill my season
Twenty minutes. You keep what I show you.

Let's see if we're a fit.

I'm looking forward to it. About twenty minutes on Zoom.

You tell me what you're going for. I'll show you the kind of content already working in your niche right now, and exactly what you'd need to recreate to grow your account and become the go to expert in your field.

You keep all of it either way. Pick a time below.

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Drop your Calendly URL into data-url in this file, connect Zoom inside Calendly, and this becomes the live calendar.

Meanwhile: text 954-756-0033 or email itstonyroth@gmail.com.

What you actually have to do

Three steps. Only one of them is yours.

  1. 1

    I find what is already working

    Every month I pull the videos already performing in your niche and rewrite them in your voice, with a shot list attached. Nothing invented, nothing guessed.

  2. 2

    You film, one afternoon a month

    On your phone. No studio, no crew, no gear to buy and nothing to learn. That is your entire job.

  3. 3

    I do the rest

    My team edits, captions and posts every one, on schedule. Follower ads run underneath to keep putting you in front of families who have never heard of you.

How long it takes. Follower growth starts in week one. Trust takes a month or two of showing up. Sign-ups you can trace back usually show up in month two or three, once enough families in your area already know your name. Anyone promising you sign-ups in week one is guessing.

This is for you if

Most people are not looking for you today.

About 5 out of every 100 families are shopping for what you do right now. Everyone sells you ads to chase those 5.

Looking today Will need you later

The other 95 will need you later. When they do, they pick a name they already know.

So the job is not to catch the 5. It is to be remembered by the 95. That takes showing up, about 10 to 20 times, before someone feels like they know you.

Post once a week and that takes months. Post every day and it takes weeks.

An ad finds someone once. A page they follow keeps you in front of them until the day they are ready.

That is the Full Season Engine. It is how you get past 10,000 followers.

Tony Roth
Tony Roth

I have spent more than ten years building audiences online. First my own, then for brands like Nerf, Hasbro, Bluey and Barbie. Now I do it for a small number of education businesses.

Every script I write comes from a video that already worked, with the numbers attached. Guessing is expensive. I would rather show you the receipts.

See what is working in your niche.

One call. I show you the videos travelling right now, and what I would script from them.

I'm ready to fill my season