the peoplewe've goton board.
Not results, not reviews — this is what people told our onboarding team on the call: the room they're trying to fill, and the plan they walked away with. More stories land here as more people come aboard.
on board so far
motivational speaking
a very motivational motivational speaker
tech seminars
a tech seminar that kept losing its back row
in-person seminars
a weekend-workshop host with seats to fill
ecommerce sales
an ecommerce brand whose drops launched to crickets
webinars
a webinar host done with the ghost rate
Quotes from onboarding calls — the room they're filling and the plan they chose. Not results.
a very motivational motivational speaker
motivational speaking
- Told us virtual keynotes fill the sign-up list, then quietly lose half the room by showtime.
- Setting up a calendar invite at registration, an email the day before, a text an hour out.
I've been doing virtual keynotes for 19 years. On the call I told the team straight up — if this cuts my no-show rate even a little, it pays for itself. Setting up the full sequence now.
a tech seminar that kept losing its back row
tech seminars
- Free dev sessions where "registered" and "attended" were never close to the same number.
- Building a two-step nudge sequence with the Zoom link auto-registered per person.
On our onboarding call I laid out the whole funnel — hundreds register, way fewer show. The plan is email plus text, Zoom link baked in automatically. If it works like they say, it's a game changer for the whole webinar space.
a weekend-workshop host with seats to fill
in-person seminars
- Runs a 120-seat studio where the RSVP list never quite turned into bodies in chairs.
- Setting up a calendar invite with the address baked in, plus a morning-of reminder.
Told the onboarding team exactly what I needed — I run workshops every other weekend for my agency, and it matters that the people who sign up actually show. That's the whole reason I'm setting this up.
an ecommerce brand whose drops launched to crickets
ecommerce sales
- Flash sales that went live to an empty store because nobody remembered the time.
- Putting the drop on customers' calendars like a meeting, then nudging at go-live.
We've run 80 ecommerce stores over 12 years. Never thought I'd put a calendar invite on a sale, but that's exactly the plan I walked out of onboarding with.
a webinar host done with the ghost rate
webinars
- Living with the classic 50% no-show tax on every free online session.
- Sending the invite at registration, then pacing reminders right up to the start.
On the call, I told them I hadn't come across a product built specifically for this — the problem everybody in this space just quietly accepts. That's exactly why I signed on.
same story, every time — a room leaking no-shows, and a plan to fix it.
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