Jon Weberg teaches the thirteen handoffs where a company's revenue leaves, and every attendee walks out holding a map of their own.
Six programs, six speaker cards, and one name on every one of them, which means the attendees you are about to seat have probably watched the same method land in a room like theirs. What would it do for your agenda to have the session people photograph, then act on Monday?
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Each talk walks one stretch of the same map: the thirteen seams between marketing, sales and delivery, where a lead, a booked call or a customer passes from one person to another and nobody was hired to own the space between. Which of the five would your attendees open their notebooks for first?
Jon names all thirteen handoffs live, with the real stakes of each one, so the room sees that the leak was never inside marketing, sales or delivery. It was always between them.
The handoff between a booked call and a call that happens is a seam, and the dollar waiting behind it is the cheapest one in the funnel, because the lead already said yes once.
Every list is a seam between the offer that built it and the offer that never reached it. Jon shows the mechanism behind a $30,000 a week email program he ran for John Crestani, and where it hides in your list today.
A referral program is a seam between the customers you have and the customers they know. Jon directed the program behind $270,000,000 at NowLifestyle, and he opens the handoff from partner click to paid sale.
The talk behind Jon's book, INSTALL. An AI employee needs a written job, the context to do it and a line where it hands off to a human, and every one of those lines is a seam.
TheNextWeb ran Jon's view that the AI boom forces companies to rethink how they measure business value, and hosts across marketing and business podcasts have put him on the mic to walk their audiences through it. What would your listeners do with a guest who hands them the exact handoff to fix first?
The depth of experience he has can bring any business to its next figure.Ryan Allaire · Private mastermind host
His funnels, websites, and copywriting works, and converts.Matthew Neer · CEO, ListLeverage
He's a beast and true master marketer.Greg Chambers · CEO, Traffic Authority
Jon Weberg is the founder of Profitalize and an AI growth seam architect who finds the thirteen handoffs between marketing, sales and delivery where a company's revenue quietly leaves, then closes them. A three time published author (19, Finally Wealthy and INSTALL: Stop Using AI. Start Hiring It.) and international keynote speaker, he has taught on stages including Affiliate World Europe in Budapest, AdWorld, Traffic and Conversion Summit and TES in Cascais. He served as Fractional President of AI Acquisition, directing its Sales, Marketing and Media Buying Directors, was Director of Affiliate Marketing at NowLifestyle, and is an Inc. 5000 consultant, MarketerHire Top 1% vetted and featured in TheNextWeb, with thirteen years in direct response, affiliate and network marketing.
One email, four lines, and Jon answers personally with the talk that fits your room. What do you want your attendees doing the minute the applause ends?
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