Everything a registrant receives between signing up and the room opening — each email shown beside the WhatsApp message that goes out with it, exactly as the account sends them.
Since this page was first shared, everything that was waiting has come in — the card is on file, the date and joining link are wired into every email, and the page is live on its own address: lovemarketing.gprosperity.com. One decision remains before the campaigns are built.
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.
Also from our call: the WhatsApp side is now written — every reminder gets a WhatsApp twin, and six short free lessons from Gal run in the days before the webinar. The exact messages are further down this page. Nothing goes out until they're approved.
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.
Every email now has a WhatsApp twin — the same moment, said shorter, one tap to act. Below, each pair is shown side by side, exactly as they go out.
A reminder that lands on WhatsApp is seen in minutes, not at the next inbox check. Each message is deliberately short — a hook and one tap, never the email squeezed into a bubble. And nobody is surprised to receive them: the registration page says at signup that the lessons and reminders arrive by email and WhatsApp.
Five moments, pinned to the webinar itself. The first pair lands the moment someone registers; at every moment after, the email and its WhatsApp twin leave together.
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…"
Hi [first name] — your seat is saved for The Marketing Love Languages, live with Gal Ezra on [date] at [time]. Your reminders and the join link will arrive right here on WhatsApp, and in the days before the webinar we'll also send you Gal's free marketing lessons — short videos, no fluff. Two things before then: block the full 90 minutes, and bring one real marketing problem. It's live and interactive.
Doubles as the welcome — it sets the expectation that the lessons arrive here. The button opens their joining link for the live room.
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."
Hi [first name] — people ask why this webinar is free. The honest answer: Guaranteed Prosperity guarantees its results in writing, and instead of asking you to believe that, Gal gives you 90 live minutes to test him on your own business. [date] at [time]. Come ready to work — notes out, one real marketing problem in hand.
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…"
Hi [first name] — tomorrow this gets practical. A taste of what Gal is walking you through: the love language you're using backwards, what McDonald's and Apple share that you can use, and why your website doesn't bring enough leads. Live at [time] — block the 90 minutes now.
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."
[first name] — today's the day. Live with Gal Ezra at [time]. Pen. Paper. Door closed. One real marketing problem. Treat it like a meeting with a coach, not a video in a background tab.
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."
[first name] — we're opening the room. Fifteen minutes. Meeting ID: [meeting ID] · Passcode: [passcode] Come in early — the first ten minutes are the foundation for everything after. See you inside.
The button goes straight into the Zoom room.
For anyone not yet in the room: Gal is live, nothing essential has been missed yet, and one click puts them in the seat they reserved.
[first name] — Gal is live right now. You haven't missed the heart of it — come in quietly and you'll catch up in minutes.
The last net. The room is working; the biggest part of the webinar is still ahead, and the door is still open.
[first name] — we're in the thick of it. It's not too late to join: the biggest part is still ahead. The door's open.
Being added: these two late-joiner pairs go in when the WhatsApp side is built, so registrants who haven't clicked in by the start still get pulled into the room. The wording here is the working draft — it's finalised in that build.
Six short lessons, one every second day from two weeks out. Each lesson goes out as an email and a WhatsApp together, and they stop four days before the webinar — that's when the reminders above take over, so nobody gets two messages in a day.
Opens the series with the idea behind the whole webinar — market in the language your customers actually respond to, and leads start coming to you — with Gal's 3-minute video.
"The idea behind the whole webinar — and why leads start coming to you."
Hi [first name] — lesson 1 before the webinar. You know the 5 love languages. Your market speaks them too — and once you market in the language your customers actually respond to, leads start coming to you. Gal explains the whole idea in 3 minutes:
The button opens Gal's 3-minute video on YouTube.
The honesty email. No quick fix, no five easy steps, no silver bullet — a marathon, not a sprint — and the flip side: marketing that sells, and qualified leads.
"No quick fix, no five easy steps, no silver bullet — here's why that's good news."
Hi [first name] — what you will NOT get on this webinar: a quick fix, five easy steps, or a silver bullet. Marketing that lasts is a marathon, not a sprint — and that's exactly why it works. What you WILL get: marketing that sells, and qualified leads. More here:
The button opens the free videos page on gprosperity.com.
Teases the agenda: the one thing the giants share that any business can use, and the love language most businesses use backwards — with Gal's one-minute video on the #1 mistake.
"And the love language you're using backwards."
Hi [first name] — McDonald's, Apple and your favourite pizza place share ONE thing — and you can use it in your business. It's also the love language most businesses use backwards. Gal's 1-minute video on the #1 mistake killing businesses:
The button opens Gal's 1-minute video on YouTube.
Proof, in clients' own words — Eva, Bridgett and Andi, quoted exactly as they said it, with their stories on video.
"Eva, Bridgett and Andi — in their own words."
Hi [first name] — every person in that room started where you are. Bridgett doubled her average income, then doubled it again. Hear it in their own words:
The button opens client stories, told in their own words, on YouTube.
Where marketing money quietly leaks every month — and the point that reframes it: good marketing doesn't need to be expensive. Sometimes it's even free.
"'No time, no money' is usually the most expensive belief in the building."
Hi [first name] — "no time, no money" is usually the most expensive belief in the building. Most businesses burn marketing money quietly, every month — and good marketing doesn't need to be expensive. Sometimes it's even free. Gal explains:
The button opens Gal's video on YouTube.
The missing piece that makes a website work while you sleep — and the handover: bring the part of your marketing that frustrates you most; the reminders start soon.
"Without one piece, a website is a waste of time. With it, it works while you sleep."
Hi [first name] — why doesn't your website bring enough leads? Without one piece, a website is a waste of time. With it, it works while you sleep. Last lesson before the webinar — your reminders start soon. Notice which part of your marketing frustrates you most, and bring that.
The button opens Gal's video on YouTube.
Nobody is ever caught mid-sequence. A person only receives the messages 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 same logic runs on both channels.
All six lessons, then the reminders — email and WhatsApp, spaced exactly as designed.
The lessons and the "why free" pair are skipped — those moments have passed.
No stale messages. 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.