Start with the realistic scenario.
Worst and best are guardrails. Realistic is the number to plan around.
Map your starter offer, online course and premium program, then see worst, realistic and best cases, with ads or without.
Every scalable business runs on three offers. Most experts have one, and it's usually the one that needs them in the room.
The Offer Ladder Map lays out all three and shows what they add up to. Your starter offer is the first thing a stranger buys before they trust you with more. Your online course teaches your method without you on every call. Your premium program is your flagship, where the real margin and the real transformation live.
Step one is simple. For each offer, including an add-on at checkout, enter the price and how many buyers you expect a month. The map returns a monthly and yearly figure for each, and a total.
Step two is where it gets honest. Choose with ads or without. Choose whether you sell to people or to businesses. Set a daily ad budget for your starter offer and one for your premium program, then enter your audience size and your premium price. The map runs three scenarios: worst, realistic and best.
This is not a hype calculator. Ads for your starter offer usually just pay for themselves. The real revenue comes later, when buyers book a call. Real experts build assets. Real numbers build decisions. Run the map, then decide which offer to build first.
If you've been running ads to a $997 program and wondering why it won't grow, this is why.
Your result shows a revenue figure for each offer, a total, and three scenarios for the path you chose.
Worst and best are guardrails. Realistic is the number to plan around.
If almost all of the total sits on your premium program and the other two are near zero, you have a calendar business, not a ladder. That's normal for most experts we meet. It also means every new dollar still needs a call.
The ad budget for your starter offer is meant to pay for itself, or close to it. Its job is to bring in buyers, not profit. The ad budget for your premium program is meant to book calls. If your starter offer shows a loss, that's expected. Look at what it feeds.
If the number without ads is already meaningful, you have people waiting for a product. Build the asset first. Turn ads on after. That's the order we use on every build.
The offer with the biggest gap between what you have and what the map shows is the one to build. If it's your online course or premium program and you already have proof people pay you, book a call. If you want to start small and sell fast, the $17 Mini Course Playbook turns what you already teach into a mini course, your starter product, with your offer and a two-hour build plan.
Quick answers about the Offer Ladder Map.
Ads do two jobs only: sell your starter offer and book calls for your premium program. Your online course is sold to people who already bought from you or already know you, which is where the margin stays healthy.
Yes. It runs free here and is included free inside the Expert Freedom Playbook, where it's valued at $200.
Enter it where it belongs and leave the others at zero. The map shows what the missing offers would add. Then take that into the Mini Course Playbook or a build call and decide what to build first.
45 minutes on Zoom with Mike or Ekai. We look at what you know, what it could be worth and exactly how we'd build it. We only take on 5 new builds a month.

Names the mini course hiding in what you already teach, writes your offer, outlines every module and hands you a two hour build plan.

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