Watch Us Tour The Whop Office And Make $2000 in a Day!

Summary

Highlights

• Joseph Henry, a millionaire entrepreneur, welcomes us to the lively Whop office. Let’s explore! 🏢
• Kyle shares how he made $2000 by securing a deal through the Whop platform. Business goals! 💸
• Touring the Whop rooftop, Kyle reveals his secret sauce for closing deals and leveraging virtual assistants. 🌆
• Discussing business strategies, Joseph and Kyle highlight the importance of automation with AI tools. 🤝
• Exciting workplace vibes at Whop—everyone’s hustling hard! 'I love the energy here,' says Kyle. 😊

Key Takeaways

• Joseph Henry showcases his success at Whop, highlighting a business model that processed $2000 in a day! 🚀
• Kyle used ads to drive a free course, capturing leads through a call booking app facilitated by Whop. 📈
• The use of Afterpay allowed clients to manage payments efficiently, making premium services accessible. 💰
• Automating business processes with tools like Nad is key to scaling operations and boosting efficiency. 🤖
• The Whop office environment is dynamic, showing a fast-paced and growth-focused culture! 🌟

Overview

Chapters

• 00:00 - 00:30: Introduction and Background of Joseph and Kyle In this chapter, Joseph Henry, a successful entrepreneur with a multi-six-figure staffing agency, introduces Kyle, who recently processed his first $2,000 through their platform. Joseph is planning to give Kyle a tour of the WAP office and then have Kyle explain his process of achieving this milestone. They aim to inspire and guide listeners on how to use their platform to achieve similar financial success. The chapter sets a tone of mentorship, success, and practical advice.
• 00:30 - 01:00: Tour of WAP Office and Wyoming Management This chapter provides a glimpse into the operations of the WAP office and Wyoming management. A key figure highlighted is responsible for managing millions of dollars within Wyoming. It is noted that he has substantial connections, having 25% of significant contacts. Recent social media activity, such as a post on Twitter, is mentioned, showcasing engagement. The rapid rise of a company referred to as 'Waps Verizon' is also noted, indicating its growing prominence and presence.
• 01:00 - 02:00: Ads Strategy and First $2000 Deal In this chapter titled 'Ads Strategy and First $2000 Deal', the speaker shares insights about a successful strategy used to achieve their first $2000 deal, leveraging ads and referrals. They mention referring friends to earn passive income and hint at a discussion that involves going through specific strategies on a computer. The chapter also briefly touches on personal achievements like turning 29 and enjoying luxuries such as first-class rides and new possessions.
• 02:00 - 04:00: Virtual Assistant Placement Process The transcript discusses a real-life experience involving a young individual named Christopher who moved in with the speaker at age 19, now 20, and started working for them. Initially living with the speaker for one and a half months, Christopher continued to work afterward. The conversation hints at a business transaction involving $2,000, for which Christopher is asked to explain how he secured the deal. The chapter appears to explore the process of working as a virtual assistant, including financial aspects and personal experiences.
• 04:00 - 06:00: Automation with Nad and Future Plans The chapter discusses the automation process involving running ads to a free course, which eventually leads potential clients to book calls. These calls are an opportunity to sell services to clients. The sales process duration varies depending on the client's readiness, ranging from immediate closure in the first call to several weeks or months. The focus is on converting interests into sales effectively by using a combination of free resources and direct engagement.
• 06:00 - 08:00: Office Impressions and Community Offer In this chapter titled 'Office Impressions and Community Offer,' the narrator describes an experience working with a client who needed a video editor. The client was initially hesitant due to financial constraints, which led the narrator to suggest a payment plan through Afterpay. This arrangement proved successful, and the client was satisfied with the final delivery. Furthermore, the client was promoting a free course via advertisements, offering a chance to book a call to discuss virtual assistant services. It appears this led to a business interaction with the narrator, where the client engaged with their virtual assistant services.

Watch Us Tour The Whop Office And Make $2000 in a Day! Transcription

• 00:00 - 00:30 What's up? I'm Joseph Henry with WAP. I do have a staffing agency that I've made multi-6 figures with and across all my businesses I've made multi-millions of dollars. And I'm here with Kyle right now who actually came to the WAP office and he processed his first $2,000 on [ __ ] with us. So, we're going to give him a quick tour of the [ __ ] office. Then, we're going to go up to the roof and he's going to break down for us real quick exactly how he did it and how you can use [ __ ] to process thousands of dollars as well. So, yo, appreciate you coming through. Of course, bro. Yeah, absolutely, bro. This is going to be a sick ass tour and really dope breakdown.
• 00:30 - 01:00 This guy's managing millions of dollars of Wyoming. [Music] That guy's managing. He has like 25% of all of [ __ ] in his contacts. He just made a post on Twitter the other day. Bro, you can see the views are mad nice. Yeah. I've never seen a company rise as fast as Waps Verizon, bro. It's It's everywhere now. It's crazy. I'm getting
• 01:00 - 01:30 all my friends on it now. Like referring them out, getting money, passive income. It's perfect. Yo, you heard it here, bro. So, what we're going to do is we're going to go to the the roof. We're going to show them like how insane the views are and stuff. We're gonna sit down, go on his computer, and just break down like the strategy that he used to get his first deal once. Get first class. Ride like a bike. Get a brand new wag. I'm 29. I just turned 29. Yeah.
• 01:30 - 02:00 Yeah, dude. He came to he came to live with me. We'll show him real quick. Christopher here came to live with me when I was when he was 19. Now, I mean, he's only 20 now, but he lived with me for a month and a half, and then he was just working for me. And then after that, he just stayed working for me. Let's pull up on your screen real quick. Let's show the payment. Yeah. Dashboard. All right. So, bro, yo, you obviously have $2,000 processed here. So, bro, break down for me really quick. How did you get this $2,000 deal and how did you
• 02:00 - 02:30 use WAP to get it? So, I was running ads to a free course that I had on [ __ ] He watched the full free course. Then I have a book a call app on [ __ ] which he came in, booked it and we ended up meeting. So he booked a call with you and then on that call you basically just sold him. How long does it usually take to sell? Like what's your what's your average sales time? Yeah, so it really depends on exactly what the client wants. I have some people that close on the first call and some people that go out a couple weeks, even months sometimes. This guy was ready to go. He
• 02:30 - 03:00 really needed a video editor. Um, and he was just a little hesitant cuz he I guess didn't have all the money up front. And that's when I started telling him about the Afterpay via [ __ ] So, we worked out a payment plan to kind of sort that out and now we ended up delivering for him and he's super happy. Okay. So, just to break down what he just said, he was running ads to a free course that he had on [ __ ] And in his [ __ ] he had a free uh book a call app where people could book a call with him and talk to him about getting a virtual assistant. I guess this guy booked a call with you. He bought your virtual
• 03:00 - 03:30 assistant placement for $2,000. And then he used Afterpay on W Afterpay, which is basically a financing option where people could take like larger payments like 2,000, 3,000, $4,000, and he split it up over the course of 12 months. So he was able to get a VA for $2,000, but he didn't have to pay the $2,000 up front. Is that right? Exactly. Yeah. So if we do the math on that, so for a $2,000 package, he paid it looks like $167 upfront. And now he only has to pay $167 a month in order to get access to that virtual assistant with you. Is that
• 03:30 - 04:00 right? Exactly. Okay. Super sick. Wow. Damn, bro. So, you have like a big list of VAS here. Yeah, of course. I have thousands of them now and they're all just organized efficiently through where they are like executive assistants, appointment setters, cold callers, customer service. Come a little closer. Um, so this is basically our whole process. When a client comes in, so basically on signing a client, we're going to book an onboarding call. We're
• 04:00 - 04:30 going to see exactly whatever my client wants to do. We're going to go ahead, we're going to build that all out for them. At the same time, find their perfect virtual assistant inside of my database. Day three, they're getting an interview with the top like three to five assistants here. They're going to get a sheet that looks something like this. And then within 2 days, we're going to start training them on all the SOPs we built out for them, all the trainings. And then on the back end, we have an open calendar wherever they need it. Since churn is so high in the VA industry, I'm sure you're familiar with this being in the industry. Um, and then
• 04:30 - 05:00 we track their screens. And these are just all the processes we have in place to ensure a VA works at the highest efficiency possible. Nice. Yeah, dude. That's super dialed system you got, bro. That's nice. You took what I had and like almost like made it way cleaner and and super organized. Yeah, bro. That's what I love. I love just building [ __ ] out like this, bro. And like I can even show you on the back end with some of my like the way this shit's set up. So you're still running your VA management? Yeah. Yeah, bro. This part you could probably use too. Like I could
• 05:00 - 05:30 definitely set something like that up for you. But this part you're definitely going to use, bro. Cuz this is way more efficient. So are you familiar with like make and Zapier? Yeah. Yeah, of course, bro. Have you heard of N8? No. Bro, if you like make and Zapier, then you'll really like Nad. It's like a little bit more dynamic, interesting, and like includes [ __ ] AI like aggressively in any way that you want. So like for I'll give you just one really quick example. Let's say I wanted to make a Twitter post every single day. You can use Nad to generate the idea for a tweet. Create
• 05:30 - 06:00 like let's say you wanted to include like a chatbt photos like a like Giblly style or Ghibli, whatever the hell it is. You can have them generate a photo, generate the tweet, post it on your behalf, and then like send stuff to your assistant to like go and like I don't know, boost it or something or have them comment on it or literally anything that you could think of that AI is involved that you're manually doing with AI like going to Claude or something like that. You can automate that whole process. There's this one guy that was using NAN. He got to like 600,000 subscribers on
• 06:00 - 06:30 YouTube. Every single video was automatically ideated and created all through Nadn and it was happening like I think he was posting like I don't know 10 videos a day or something crazy. Probably probably more than that honestly. Yeah, it's nuts. All right, so obviously we talked about a lot here. Like aside from what we showed here on camera, you and I chatted a lot about what WOW can actually do for your business. Um so I guess like break down for me what your plan is going forward to go from this $2,000 payment that you took on WAP to now doing over $100,000 on [ __ ] Like what's the plan going forward? So, I definitely plan to
• 06:30 - 07:00 continue using [ __ ] for the payment plans cuz it just works fantastic. That's $2,000 I wouldn't have been able to close if I didn't have access to [ __ ] So, that's money in the bank right there. Then, I definitely plan to go with the content rewards. So, I'm going to put in a budget of like $1,000, have people clip up my content about how to use virtual assistant, spread the word, and then get a bunch more leads in the door. Nice, dude. That's freaking sick. So, tell me how do you like the [ __ ] office? How do you liking [ __ ] Like, tell me, you know, how's your overall experience been? I love it. I've obviously been seeing it blow up online.
• 07:00 - 07:30 I heard Iman just came in and that was absolutely huge. But seeing the office and coming out here in person, seeing how hard everyone's working, it's just absolutely incredible. I could tell the mission you guys are on is fantastic and you guys are only going to keep growing. So, I'm just happy to be a part of that. Hell yeah, bro. Yo, thanks for coming through, bro. Appreciate you, bro. This is sick. So, that was a super quick breakdown. Kyle's obviously going to freaking crush it. He's going to do north of six figures. I have no doubt about it. If you're wanting to make money with WAP and you don't have your own offer, or even if you do have your own offer and you want to make passive income by referring people to [ __ ] I
• 07:30 - 08:00 made a community that now has over a,000 members that'll teach you exactly how you can build up your referral base of companies that are processing money. Get them to process on [ __ ] and you'll get a percentage of everything that they process. Click the link down below and I'll teach you exactly how you can do that. I'll see you in the next video. [Music] Outbound, but they weren't good enough. word and now are the Facebook ads working out? Yeah, bro. Joseph got me on Facebook ads. I was under the illusion,
• 08:00 - 08:30 right? I was booking on outbound booking meetings, but my close rate was so low. I thought it was a problem with me. But once I started booking with Joseph's ad scripts, all the leads were suddenly qualified. Close rate up to 20%. More revenue in the business, bro. Got to get