For Experts With The Knowledge But No Audience: A 4-Week Live Coaching Program Where My Team And I Build, Fill And Launch Your Course With You - Live, Every Week
Loquy builds the course. But a course with no students is a file on your hard drive - and the hardest part of this whole business isn't creating the thing, it's finding the first hundred people to buy it. No list, no following, no audience: that's the wall almost everyone hits.
Over the next 4 weeks I'll walk you through the exact strategy we use to break it - the First 100 Method - live, with your course on the screen. You follow along, week by week, and you finish with students. Not a plan for students. Students.
Loquy solves the hardest problem: production. The thing that stopped you for years - the filming, the editing, the building - is gone. That's real, and it's enough on its own.
But production was never the only problem. It was just the loudest one.
Because once the course exists, a completely different set of questions shows up, and none of them are technical:
Nobody's software answers those. People do. And the audience question is the one that stops more experts than every other problem combined - because the standard advice is "build an audience first," which is a two-year answer to a question you have today.
Four weeks. Live. Me, my team, and a small room of founding members - building, filling and launching your course together, one week at a time.
This is built specifically for the person who has the knowledge and the expertise, and no audience to sell it to. Not a small audience. Often none at all. That's the normal starting point here, not the embarrassing one.
And it's a follow-along program, not a library of videos. Each week I show you the move, you make it that week, my team reviews what you did, and we go again. By the end you don't have notes - you have a launched course, a working funnel, and your first students in it.
The creation kinks nobody warns you about: which of your ideas actually has money behind it, how to structure a course that justifies a premium price instead of a $47 one, what to charge, and - critically - where this thing sells. Your own site, Udemy, Teachable, a webinar, a partner's list: each one is a different animal with a different buyer, and picking wrong costs you months. You leave week one with a validated topic, a defensible price, and a decision on where you're selling.
The week that changes everything for people starting from zero. Here's the counter-intuitive part: you don't wait until you have an audience to sell - you sell in order to build one. I'll show you the First 100 Method: exactly where to find people who already want what you teach, how to get in front of them without ads or two years of posting, and how to pre-sell your course before it's polished - so your first buyers fund the work and prove the topic at the same time.
Your course is the product. Your offer is what makes people buy. We build the whole thing live: the positioning, the bonuses that kill each objection, the guarantee, the price stack, the sales page - and the funnel behind it, so one buyer is worth two or three times what one sale pays. This is the same structure we use on our own launches.
The launch, mapped to your calendar day by day: the emails, the sequence, the webinar option, the follow-up that catches the people who didn't buy the first time. And then the part most programs skip - what you do the week after, so the course keeps selling instead of going quiet. You finish week four launched, priced, live, and in front of real buyers.
Live every Wednesday at 2pm ET. Every session recorded, so you never lose a week if life happens.
Submit your topic, your outline, your offer and your sales page. My team reviews them and sends back specific, written feedback - not "looks good," but what to change and why.
Stuck between sessions? Email us. Real answers from real people who've done this, not a help desk script.
The other 50 people doing exactly what you're doing, at exactly the same time. This is where the accountability comes from - and where most people find their first buyers.
Every asset we use ourselves: sales page templates, launch email sequences, webinar slide frameworks, pricing calculators, objection scripts, and the offer stack worksheet.
Every recording, every template, every update to the program - yours to keep, forever.
I told you on the last page why I capped this at 50 founding members: I want case studies. Real experts with real courses actually selling.
This is how I make sure that happens.
I could hand you the software and wish you luck - that's what every tool company does. But a tool doesn't produce a case study. A launched course with students in it does. So I'm putting myself and my team in the room with you for four weeks to make sure the thing you build actually finds buyers.
This is for you if: you know your subject cold, you have little or no audience, and you'll actually do the week's work between sessions. Starting from zero is expected here.
This is not for you if: you want to buy it and get to it later. The whole point is the four weeks. If you can't give it that, don't take the seat - someone else will use it.
Show up to the first live session. If you don't walk away with a validated topic, a price you're confident in, and a clear decision on where you're selling - email us before week two and we'll refund you in full. You keep the week one recording and the swipe library either way.
You're not saying yes right now. You're saying maybe - and you get a full week to find out.
This is not watch-and-wave. Between every session you email us your actual work - your niche pick, your outline, your course page, your launch plan - and my team reviews it and sends it back with specific fixes. Stuck on a Tuesday? Email us on the Tuesday. Direct email access runs the full four weeks, not just the hour we're live.
P.S. The software gets you a course. This gets you students. Four weeks from now you'll either have a launched course with real buyers in it - or a finished course, no audience, and the same question you have right now: who do I sell this to? The seats are limited to the 50 founding members, and this offer isn't shown again after you leave this page.