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Plan a webinar from eight answers
Answer eight questions about your offer and get a full webinar plan: a title, three hooks, a timed outline with slides and talking points, the offer and close, objections with answers, and the follow-up emails. Pick the structure it follows.
Where the structures come from
- The Profitable Business method. Built on the frameworks in Steve Kopshaw's From Traction to Freedom.
- Four-part structure, after Jason Fladlien. Summarized from Jason Fladlien's book One to Many (2018).
- Offer built on the Value Equation, after Alex Hormozi. Summarized from the Value Equation in Alex Hormozi's book $100M Offers (2021).
- Proof-first and call-booking, after Jeremy Haynes. Inspired by the proof-driven, high-ticket approach Jeremy Haynes is publicly known for.
The Profitable Business is not affiliated with or endorsed by Jason Fladlien, Alex Hormozi or Jeremy Haynes. Their names describe the published ideas each structure summarizes, in our own words. All trademarks belong to their owners.
FAQ
Questions owners ask
What does the Webinar Script Builder make?
A titled webinar with three hook options, a timed outline of every section and slide, talking points, the offer and close, five objections with answers, and a short follow-up email plan. You choose the structure it follows.
What is Jason Fladlien's webinar structure?
In his book One to Many, Jason Fladlien teaches a four-part webinar: an Introduction that builds credibility and curiosity, Content that teaches a few clear steps, a Transition that recaps and frames the choice, and a Close that presents the offer, bonuses, guarantee and honest scarcity.
What is Alex Hormozi's Value Equation?
From his book $100M Offers: value rises with the dream outcome and the perceived likelihood of getting it, and falls with the time delay and the effort and sacrifice required. The builder uses it to shape each section and the offer stack.
What is the proof-first lens?
A structure that leads with real client numbers and uses case studies as the teaching, with the goal of booking qualified sales calls. It is inspired by the high-ticket, proof-driven approach Jeremy Haynes is publicly known for.
Is this affiliated with those authors?
No. The Profitable Business is not affiliated with or endorsed by Jason Fladlien, Alex Hormozi or Jeremy Haynes. Their names describe the published ideas each lens summarizes, in our own words.
Does it make up results?
No. If you don't give a number or a client story, the outline leaves a clear [placeholder] for you to fill in, so nothing in your webinar is invented.