Everything a registrant receives between signing up and the room opening — five emails, written and live inside Guaranteed Prosperity's GoHighLevel account.
The page, the tracking, the registration handling and all five emails are finished and switched on. These four are the only things standing between here and going live.
The account is showing that no card is on file. Sending runs off that balance, so until it's added nothing goes out and nothing can be tested. This is the one that holds up everything else.
Plus where it actually runs and the joining link. The timezone matters more than it sounds: every reminder is timed off it, so "7pm" needs to say 7pm where. It goes in one place and all five emails re-time themselves around it.
The registration page sits on its own address under gprosperity.com — our suggestion is lovemarketing.gprosperity.com, since it matches the name you already promote. Your existing website and email are untouched either way.
What you're comfortable spending per day to fill the room. That decides how the campaigns are structured, so it's needed before they're built rather than after.
Once those land: we load the ads, build the campaigns, run one full test registration end to end, and open it up.
The emails don't count forward from the day someone signs up. They count backwards from the webinar — so whether a person registers three weeks out or twenty minutes out, the next thing they hear is always the right thing.
It matters more than it sounds. The usual way of building these sends everyone the same run of emails on the same delay after signup, which means a person who registers the night before is still being told "here's what we'll cover next week" while the room is filling up. They miss it, and the advertising that brought them in is wasted.
Five emails. The first lands immediately; the rest are pinned to the webinar itself.
Confirms the seat, states the date and time, and hands over the joining link. Sets two expectations: block the full ninety minutes, and bring one real marketing problem.
"Your seat is saved for The Marketing Love Languages, live with Gal Ezra…"
Answers the question every good prospect is quietly asking. Removes the suspicion that free means thin, and asks for the one thing that actually predicts attendance — that they come ready to work.
"Fair question. Here's the honest answer."
Makes tomorrow concrete by naming what Gal will actually cover, and reminds them it's live and interactive — every question gets answered.
"Tomorrow, this gets practical. A taste of what Gal is walking you through…"
The day-of nudge. Repeats the time and the link, and asks them to treat it like a meeting with a coach rather than a video playing in a background tab.
"Pen. Paper. Door closed. One real marketing problem."
Short, and the one that recovers the most attendance. Just the link, and a reason to arrive early.
"Come in early if you can. The people who are already seated when Gal starts get the most out of it."
Nobody is ever caught mid-sequence. A person only receives the emails that still make sense at the moment they join — the ones whose time has already passed are skipped, not queued up and dumped on them.
The full run-up, spaced exactly as designed.
The "why free" email is skipped — that moment has passed.
No stale mail. Just the seat and the link.
Not a blocker — the launch doesn't wait on it — but it will save you money. If you can send us a list of your current members and clients, we'll exclude them from the advertising so you're never paying to invite someone who's already inside the programme to a free introduction. We'll flag the same list inside GoHighLevel so they don't get the cold-lead emails either, if one of them registers anyway.
A simple spreadsheet of email addresses is all that's needed. It's used for that exclusion and nothing else.