Hey, dealmakers, welcome to the show where it's all about financial freedom. Let's do this.

All right, today's show we have Scott Corbett. This guy has so much experience with marketing

and sales across various different industries. He's helped sell millions of dollars of coaching education products, but also what he's

been doing in the last 10 years is helping people raise money.

And this is really the conversation of the topic today is how do we raise more and more

money online?

And what is working right now and what is not working right now we really cover the gamut we

talk it we talk about paid pay traffic facebook traffic we also talk about making sure we

attract the right kind of investor but and then what to do to make sure your paid traffic

actually works and we talk a lot about that as well. And I see so many people make mistakes.

And it's because they think that going on social media or LinkedIn or doing a bunch of

online is like the easy button to raising capital. And they kind of skip the first step that Scott

and I talk about in their show. If you skip that step, you're not going to succeed with any kind of online marketing as well. And so very important. We kind of talk through it. It really wasn't structured in the beginning. We kind of created a bit of a playbook, I would say, from actually doing raising capital online. And I think you're really, really going to enjoy the show here with Scott Corbett. Let's get into it. Hey, Scott, great to have you on a show here. Thank you. It's so good to be here. I've been looking forward to doing this for months now. Yeah, yeah. We were jamming a little bit of best ever conference here as well. And you've been doing marketing, sales, and capital raising for many years. And so I want to really shine a light on how to raise capital a bit more at scale and,

you know, where capital raising and marketing and sales really come together.

But what do you tell us a little bit about yourself and kind of your background.

Okay.

I'll keep it super short.

So early in my career, I was actually a teacher and taught English.

So I've always been a guy who appreciated language, writing, reading, understanding, communicating.

And when my oldest child was born in 2003, my wife who had been working as a social worker up until that point,

you know, she was home for maternity leave and she looked at me after, I don't know, a month or so

after my son was born. She's like, hey, do you think there's anything you could do to make a little

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