Build this Once, Sell to Every Local Business ($2000/month clients)
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There's one AI system you can build just
once and sell to every local business in
your town for $2,500 each month. You
don't have to start fresh every time and
build a custom solution for each client.
I've been able to do over $25 million in
the last 7 years selling this one AI
system. And it's not just me. My
partners are also selling the exact same
system. Tommy hit $12,000 a month in
about 42 days with it. And Jason did 11K
a month in 30 days in home service. And
AP hit $93,000 in profit in 3 months
with peptides. Now, I'm going to show
you the same system, how it works, and
the C L O S E R closure framework I use
to sell it to business owners. Let's
[music] get into it. The reason why you
can make five to seven figures every
month with one system is because of how
business works. Every local business you
can think of has the exact same
problems, a dentist, a roofer, a med
spa, a chiropractor, a gym. It really
does not matter which one. Pick any
local business. They all miss calls,
follow up too slow, and they do not have
any clue how to get good reviews. And
they also don't know how to get
referrals. And the same problems mean
the same fix works on every single one
of them. It's like photocopying the
solution to their problems. Just look at
Alex Rousei. He got rich with gym launch
and he didn't do it by inventing new gym
equipment. He sold gyms the exact same
solution over and over and over again.
And the best part about this system is
that it replaces an entire part of how
each client runs their business. So my
clients have paid me for years. And it's
not because I'm the cheapest, but
because ripping out my system means
rebuilding seven things at the exact
same time. And nobody has the time or
the money to do that. And then it gets
even better than that. Once the system's
in their business and integrated, you go
deeper and upsell them to more services
and make a lot more money per client per
month without ever finding a new client.
My partner Nick started out selling only
done for you Facebook ads. Then he
switched to selling the full system I'm
about to show you. And now his clients
come back asking him to build him more
things. So what is the system? I call it
the Aristotle system. Aristotle said
this. He said the whole is greater than
the sum of its parts. And that's exactly
what this system does and generates in
terms of result. Every pillar makes
every other pillar work more
effectively. So the whole thing is worth
way more than the pieces if you were to
add them up. Think about Steve Jobs and
the iPod. It beat better devices like
Zoom from Microsoft, but not because it
was better. It won because it wasn't
just a device. It was the iPod plus
iTunes plus the iTunes store. If you
remember, it was a system nobody else
could copy. Now, what this system does
is handles everything that most business
owners ignore when they're trying to
actually get clients and grow their
business. They think the answer is
always more. More leads, more ads,
[music] and more traffic, but they
ignore the crucial parts of the lead to
customer process. And the best way I can
explain this is with a story of Jack and
Jill. They both need to go up a hill to
get water, but Jack goes up the hill
first. He grabs his bucket and heads
straight up the hill. He doesn't even
look at the bucket. He just focused on
getting to the water. He gets to the
very top, fills the bucket all the way
up, and starts heading back down the
hill. But halfway down the hill, he
notices something unusual. The bucket
keeps getting lighter and lighter as he
goes down the hill. He looks down, and
the water is pouring out from all the
holes in the bucket. And he didn't even
know those holes were there. So, he
panics and he runs into a friend on the
way down and says, "Hey, can you help
me? My bucket's leaking water out
everywhere." And what his friend does is
he takes a look. He pulls out a patch
and says, "There you go. You're all set.
Jack says thanks. And he keeps on
walking down the hill. But by the time
he gets home, he looks down and the
bucket is completely empty. Every single
drop in the bucket was completely gone
because his friend only patched one
hole. And the water just leaked out of
all the other holes in the bucket. So
Jack climbed the whole hill, filled the
bucket to the top, and got back with
literally nothing. Now he's sitting
there with an empty bucket, frustrated
and exhausted. But then he sees his
sister, Jill, getting back, and her
bucket's completely full. And Jack is
completely confused. He's dumbfounded.
He's like, "How?" I asked mom and she
told me that all of our buckets had
holes. How do you still have all your
water? And Jill says, "Yeah, my bucket
had holes, but before I went up the
hill, I asked mom to take a look at it."
So, she sat down and patched every
single one of the holes before I went up
the hill. And this is exactly how the AI
market is right now. Jack and Jill are
both businesses. They're both climbing
the same hill, spending money on
marketing, running ads, and doing
everything they can to get more clients,
aka going to the well to get water, but
their business has a bunch of holes in
them. Those are the problems that make
them lose clients before they ever get
to enjoy the fruits of their labor. For
example, only about 27% of leads ever
get contacted in the first place.
businesses take around 42 hours to
follow up with new leads that just came
through their website or just called in
and they also miss 60 to 90% of calls
that come into their business. Every one
of those stats is a whole leaking money
out of the business and it's a problem
they need to fix to make more money. So
the Aristotle system is a set of AI
employees that plugs the holes in the
business so that the customers can get
more clients and make more money while
doing literally less work and as a
result they pay you significantly more
money. Now, let me explain what each of
these AI employees does for the clients
I work with. Okay, so the very first AI
employee of the entire AI Aristotle
system is the AI website mobile plus
load speed optimize. And so before you
hire a single AI employee, you have to
fix the front door of the business,
which is their website. Okay, so
Google's own data shows that 53% of
people leave a site that takes longer
than 3 seconds to load. Have you ever
been to a website and it took extremely
long to load and you just left because
it gave you an unusual feeling or maybe
it represented the business in a poor
light? Well, the majority of businesses
fail Google's load speed test. And the
majority of local businesses fail it
miserably. So on average, 47% of
websites on Google fail this, but when
it comes to local businesses, they're
really behind the eight-ball. And so
almost all the traffic is on a phone as
well. And so most Google searches and
basically every single Facebook and
Instagram inquiry is is on a a phone. So
it's happening with thumb clicks, not
with a mouse. And so the reason why
that's so important is that these sites
for the most part were built optimized
for a computer, somebody that's on their
computer, not somebody that's on their
phone. Have you ever gone to a website
and recognized right away that it was
not optimized for someone on their phone
and then you bounce? That is exactly
what happens. And what the data shows is
that people who go to websites that are
not optimized for mobile leave right
away. On average, 78% of people leave
right away and just look for another
competitor when it comes to local search
like gym near me, chiropractor near me,
dentist near me. And then in addition to
that, 70% of small businesses websites
don't even ask for your info. They don't
have an offer to incentivize you to
leave their information. What they
typically have is a contact form. Right?
Have you ever seen a contact form on a
website that literally says contact
form? What the data shows is that on
average they convert at 1%. So if a
business gets a 100 people on their
website in a week, they're going to get
one lead. Okay? The businesses with the
highest converting website see about 11
to 12% conversion rates. And all they do
is they put a contact form right at the
top of the website when people enter it
and they don't say contact us. They say
something along the lines of claim a
free 7-day pass. And instead of asking
first name, last name, phone number, and
email in one big form, they ask it just
one at a time. So they could just say
email. And then once they click and put
their email in and then select next and
then ask for the next thing. And we've
seen just by making these changes make
massive impact to the point where we'll
literally have clients that are getting
one to three leads a month. And by doing
this, they now end up getting 30 to 40
new leads a month. And that's why we
start right there. Now, the second AI
agent is the database reactivation. And
so, every business is kind of sitting on
a list of old leads and past clients
that nobody really ever follows up with.
And the average rep makes 1.3 attempts
to get a lead to then become a customer
again. And what the data shows is that
it takes on average six attempts to turn
a lead into a customer. But the average
rep at a local business gives up after
the first attempt. Okay? In addition to
that, the majority of these businesses
will reach out to their old leads via
email. And what the data shows is that
the open rates on email is literally 6%.
But on text, it's 98%. Okay? And so what
we do is rather than that is we text
these leads with an offer to give them a
reason to come back in. And if they
don't respond, we follow back up with
them six times. And by doing that, we're
able to generate a massive amount of
people coming through the door without
the business owner having to do anything
else extra to make these people come
through the door. And it allows them to
generate more sales without spending any
money on marketing. Just like how we fix
the front door with the website, this is
pretty much just taking old leads off
the shelf, reaching out to them, driving
them back into the business, leveraging
AI so that the business owner and their
staff don't have to do it. And also
because they already don't do it in the
first place and there's a ton of money
sitting there. The third AI employee is
the reputation manager. And so once
you've got people returning to the
business, your next AI hire should be a
reputation manager. And here's why.
Everyone looks at reviews before buying
something. Okay? And the data shows that
98% of people reference reviews before
actually making a purchasing decision.
So, the crazy thing about that is the
fact that only 11% of people that work
at these businesses ask for reviews.
Okay? And so, what we do is we plug
customers into our AI. And what it will
do is when somebody signs up or has a
purchase event or an activation event or
a triggering event, we might call it, we
follow up with that person asking how
their experience was. And not just
simply asking them for a review, but we
ask them with an incentive. So, we say,
"Hey, we'd really value your feedback
and if you give it to us, we'll put your
name into a raffle where you have a
chance to win a membership for free for
the year." By doing that, we get a
massive conversion rate on people to
actually give us their feedback. And
then once they give us our feedback, we
ask them for reviews. Once they leave a
review, we respond to that review for
the business owner so they don't have
to. And then we also follow up with them
saying, "Hey, we really appreciate your
feedback and the kind words. By the way,
if you want your name put into that
raffle five more times, we've got a
couple 7-day passes for friends and
family that you could bring in with you
next time. Anyone that comes from you,
we'll put your name in that raffle five
more times." And so what ends up
happening is the happy customers that
just left reviews for the business now
end up bringing in friends and family.
That cost the business owner zero. And
it also cost them no time or effort
either because the system did it for
them. And the other big benefit to this
is the fact that when business are
getting reviews and they're responding
their their reviews, that is almost a
quarter of the formula in terms of what
impacts SEO and how these local
businesses rank compared to the
competition. And so if they don't have a
process like this in place, which most
none of them do, especially the process
I just outlined there. None of them have
a process like that in place, they're at
a massive disadvantage to get people to
their website. And that's why we fix the
website first, so that once we do start
doing this and they get more traffic to
their website, they get more leads and
they make more money. And these first
three things literally cost them no
money on marketing, but they generate
more leads for them absolutely free and
absolutely without any additional work
from them. And that's why we start with
these first three. Now, the fourth is
the website lead nurturing employee.
What we need to do from there is make
sure that the leads that come through
the website are actually followed up
with. And so, what the data shows is
that it takes a local business on
average 42 to 47 hours to follow up with
a lead. Have you ever submitted your
information out of business and they
never contact you and then you just went
to another business. I've done it a ton.
It's [ __ ] ridiculous how long it
takes some of these businesses to
actually respond to people who want to
give them money, but it is what it is.
And so we connect our AI to the system,
their website to make sure that once a
lead comes through, it's followed up
with right away, literally within a
minute, and then once anyone responds,
they get responded to right away. And
the whole objective is to get the lead
to book an appointment, qualify them,
remind them of their appointment, give
them an incentive to show up to their
appointment an hour before their
appointment, and if they do not show up
to their appointment, reschedule them,
and then rerun the whole process to get
them to show up. And then once they show
up, we follow up with them asking for a
review, then asking for a referral. And
the whole system starts to become
cyclical. As you can kind of see, this
is a whole system that's rather
elaborate, especially when you look at
the specific sequence in which we run it
in. But this is why I call it the
Aristotle AI system is because the
impact of the system compounds as you
run it. The fifth AI employee is the AI
receptionist. And so what the AI
receptionist does is answers the phone
if the staff doesn't pick it up after 10
seconds. And so what the data shows is
that 62% of local business owners and
their team miss inbound calls of people
calling in wanting to become a customer.
And I've seen it as bad as over 90%. I
literally had a customer that got over
100 calls in one month and they answered
seven. Okay. So the fact that some of
these businesses literally miss over 90%
of their calls when people are just
calling in trying to become a customer
or just trying to ask a couple more
questions before they become a customer
really just goes to show how big of a
gap there is that this solution solves.
And that's why we do this. on the fifth
step is because once these businesses
are getting more visibility on Google
and more people are going to their
website and more people are inquiring
and calling because they have more
positive reviews, we then install this
to make sure that all of that interest
is capitalized on and again it requires
the business owner to do nothing. Once
these people then book an appointment
with the on the phone and then text them
to then confirm their appointment,
incentivize them to show up. Then if
they don't show up, it handles
rescheduling them, right? And if they do
show up and then ask them for a review,
ask them for a referral, right? And runs
the whole entire system. Now, the six AI
employee is the AI sales coach. Really,
what this does is it does two things. It
allows the business and their staff to
roleplay with our AI. The reason why
that's important is because on average,
70% of people that work at small
businesses, local businesses, have never
received any training on sales. So, they
have no clue what they're doing. They
don't know how to actually convert
people. And that's why if you've ever
gone to a local business and had a very
bizarre experience with a college kid,
it's because they were never taught how
to properly interact with the people
coming into the business, right? But
what the data also shows is that the
people that do receive formal sales
training, even though only or 70% don't
receive it, right? Only 30% do, is that
they have over a 50% increase in sales.
So they convert a significant a higher
amount, a massive amount compared to the
rest that don't. And so for that reason,
the AI can roleplay with them and
actually teach them a sales process and
a script. In addition to that, once they
do do consultations with people that are
trying to sell, they can record it and
then upload it into the the GBT. And the
GPT will grade them on how they did in
comparison to the script. And so it
gives them training and feedback in real
time. And again, it requires the
business owner of their team to do
nothing additional in terms of work
other than the employee working with the
AI. That's literally it. Now, the final
one is the paid ads with AI nurturing.
And so this is the last one because on
average small business owners, local
business owners, they spend about $5,000
a month on marketing. But now think
about all of the holes in the bucket,
the bucket of their business that they
have. Let's just start with the website,
right? The majority of these businesses
websites convert traffic at a very low
rate. Yet they're spending $5,000 a
month driving people to their website to
become lead. Okay? It's not optimized to
convert the traffic. So we solve that
problem before we ever run ads. In
addition to that, we make sure that the
leads that have already gone to their
website are followed up with adequately
and hammered to get them back through
the door so that we can help the
business owner start off at a profit. So
they have an ad fund that they can then
invest into marketing at a profit, not
at a loss, which is what most all
agencies do. In addition to that, we
follow up with the people that left
reviews asking for referrals. So we
literally help them generate referrals
for free. And then in addition to that,
we've taught them how to actually sell
and how to close so that when they do
pour gas on the fire, because that's
what we're doing is we're now turning
the system into a consistent growth
system that's scalable with at pouring
gas in the fire. These leads are getting
followed up with right away. The
business owner doesn't have to lift a
finger to do it. Neither does their
staff. And then once they come in, we're
also helping them get better at
converting the traffic that we're
bringing through the door. And that's
why the whole is greater than the sum of
its parts is because when you provide
this system and this sequential order,
it is a complete gamecher. And we are
literally charging people $2,500 a month
for this. And they are loving it. We
have people that are not cancelling.
They're staying at a very high rate
because it's so effective. And to take
it out of their business is a very big
big risk to them. So now you know the
system you can sell to every single
business. But I know you're thinking,
why ham the whole thing away instead of
gatekeeping it? It's very simple that
I'm looking to eventually sell my
business because my broker told me that
if I can help around three to four other
people do exactly what I've done but in
different verticals instead of selling
for a 4x multiple, I could roll those
businesses into a portfolio and then
sell for potentially an 8 to 15x
multiple, which would ultimately take my
business from being worth around $5
million, which is what I got it valued
at by a company called Value Buddy to
instead being worth $10 to $15 million
for literally no additional work other
than me helping other people do what
I've already done, which is the one
thing I know more about than anything
else cuz it's what I've done for the
last [music] 8 years. So, if you're
serious about building this, you can
apply to work with me directly through
the link below on this video. We'll have
a one-to-one conversation. I'll be able
to determine whether I think you're a
good fit or not. And if you are, great.
If not, no big deal. Now, something that
I've found from helping my partners
build their business is that they don't
struggle with building the system and
actually fulfilling on the Aristotle AI
agency offer. They struggle with selling
it. For example, Nick made getting
clients, leads, and building automations
look very easy, but he was struggling to
actually get clients. He was doing
everything and still leaving a lot of
money on the table at the last step. And
this is something that'll happen to
everyone because most people have never
sold something in their entire lives.
Kind of like these business owners that
have employees that they don't teach how
to do sales or they don't even know how
to do sales and they operate businesses.
So, they talk too much, pitch way too
early, and lose the client's interest.
And I know because this used to happen
to me. So, I built a process after doing
over 4,000 cold sales calls and closing
over 1500 people on onetoone Zoom calls.
And these were people that literally had
no idea who I was. They didn't trust me,
but I still had over an average close
rate of 50%, which is unprecedented in
this space. And it's way above industry
average. And I call it the closing
framework. And it's designed to make
sales easier, even for a complete
beginner, and also make it fun and
enjoyable because you know exactly what
to do. Let me explain it to you. Okay,
so the first letter is C for comfort.
The first minute is literally just about
making the person you're talking to
comfortable and letting them know you're
a normal person. You want to talk about
things like where they're from, the
weather, if they like a sports team in
their area. Very basic stuff. Then you
slowly want to go into the authority
seat and let them know that you're
running the call. The next is L for
learn. This is the most important step
by far. Also known as the discovery. You
want to get clear on what their numbers
look like in terms of their their
business's growth, what they're
spending, how many leads they're
getting, their book rate, their show
rate, their close rate, if they're
actually making money or if they're
losing money. And then you want to keep
digging in until they feel the gap
between where they are and where they
want to be. And then agitate it with
creating urgency around why they need to
do it. If you nail the step, the sale
almost closes itself. And you could do a
really bad job on everything else. And
if you do this well, you'll still close
people even if you make mistakes later
on. O is for obstacles. You want to ask
them, is there anything else we haven't
covered that I should know about? And by
doing this, after you've gone through
the discovery, they're going to let you
know certain things that they might not
have let you know earlier on in the
conversation. And you're surfacing the
hidden deal breakers before you ever
pitch them anything so you can overcome
them before they come off. Right?
Something like a past agency that burned
them or a partner that's not actually on
the call with them that needs to be on
the call to make a decision. S is for
stakes. You want to frame where they are
today against where they want to be and
what staying stuck is ultimately going
to cost them every single month and
potentially just how bad it might be if
they don't fix it. And then you want to
ask permission to walk them through your
process. I is simply introduce the
system. So you're going to be pitching
them. You want to show each pillar of
the Aristotle system that I just broke
down and explain the benefits of each
one and how it ties into their
situation. And then after each pillar
you pitch, tie it straight back to the
problem they said they have, which is
typically growing their business. and
then ask what questions do you have
specifically on that. You don't want to
ask them, "Do you have any questions?"
You want to ask them, "What questions do
you have on that?" Because you're
assuming there's a question, which
creates dialogue while you're pitching
them, which makes it sink in so that
they comprehend what you're actually
saying. Because if they don't have
clarity around how this can help them,
they're not going to pay you any money,
right? So, you want there to be a little
bit of dialogue there. And by assuming
there's a there's a question that they
have a question, they will ask you a
question. N stands for narrow the gap.
Ask them 1 to 10, how ready are you to
start? With one being, I want to get off
this call and 10 being, "I'm ready to
get going right now. I could care less
about the cost." You want to ask them
that. That number is the gap between
them buying or not buying. Anything
under a nine means an objection is still
hiding. Typically, they're unsure. They
don't comprehend how you can actually
help them. So, ask them simply, "What's
stopping them from being a 10?" And then
keep narrowing the gap by handling their
objections and getting them to actually
see the value in it. And then reask one
more time. Simply saying, "Now, where
are you at on a scale of 1 to 10?" And
the G is get paid. So, what you want to
do from here is you want to outline the
next steps for them before you drop the
investment. And then lastly, drop the
investment. This is critical. A lot of
people mess this up, but you need to
follow this to a tea if you really want
to close people right then and there on
the spot. And you want to mitigate or
eliminate any back and forth of them
saying, "Send me the contract. Send me
the invoice." Any [ __ ] like that. So,
what you want to tell them is, okay,
first thing we're going to do is we're
going to process payment. We're going to
sign the agreement and review it
together. And then from there, we're
going to schedule an onboarding call. On
that call, we'll break down everything
we need to do to start working together
so that I can start helping you succeed
and get this system integrated into your
business. Sound good? Yep. Okay, great.
So now they know what exactly is going
to happen after they say yes. And then
from there you want to drop the price.
And the way you want to drop the price
is like this. The investment to
integrate my AI system into your
business to take you from where you're
at right now to where you want to get is
$2,500 a month. And then you want to
shut up. You want to stop talking and
then let them respond. Because if you've
done all of this right, the only thing
they'll have to say is yes or no. Okay?
So there's the whole playbook to build a
sixfigure a month business selling only
one system. But there's something I
can't give you in a YouTube video, and
that's my personalized advice to help
you close more deals and more clients.
And it's exactly what I do with my
partners that really moves the needle
forward, which is I watch their sales
calls, and I let them know what they're
doing wrong. And then I tell them
exactly what they need to do differently
to improve it because if there's one
thing I know, it's how to sell this
system at a high level. I've literally
done it over 1500 times and adapted and
tweaked it. And I also give them the
entire system built so all they have to
do is sell it. So, if you're serious
about building, scaling, or eventually
selling your own AI agency, apply to
partner with me through the link in the
description. We'll hop on a call
together. I'll be able to see if I think
you're a good fit. If so, we can bang it
out. If not, no big deal either. You can
still continue to watch these videos on
my channel, get a bunch of value from
it, and then eventually maybe you will
be a fit. So, thank you for watching.
I'll see you in the next one.
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The video outlines a scalable AI-driven service model for local businesses, which the presenter calls the 'Aristotle System'. This system focuses on fixing common operational 'leaks' in businesses—such as poor lead follow-up, low website conversion, missed calls, and lack of reviews—to help them grow without additional marketing spend. The system consists of seven key AI-powered components: website optimization, database reactivation, reputation management, lead nurturing, an AI receptionist, a sales coach, and paid ad management. Furthermore, the presenter explains their 'CLOSER' sales framework, designed to help service providers effectively sell this system to business owners.
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