Q: How much does this cost? I need to know the price upfront.

A: I get it—you've been burned before by agencies that hide pricing until you're emotionally invested.

Here's the reality: Sellers who successfully defend their product against buyers' objections can have a close rate as high as 64%. The investment depends on what you need fixed first and how much revenue you're currently leaving on the table.

Most of my clients see their investment pay for itself within 30-45 days through improved conversion rates alone. We studied 67,149 sales meetings from our database of three million recorded calls. The team analyzed them with AI to identify what correlates with success, based on data.

What I can tell you: Every project starts with a 7-minute audit where I'll diagnose your biggest leak and give you the exact fix—regardless of whether we work together. That's free, no strings attached.

Q: This seems expensive compared to other operators.

A: You're right—I'm not the cheapest option. I'm also not a traditional copywriter.

Skillful objection handling shows prospects you're not just another pushy salesperson but a trusted advisor who listens and provides real solutions. Here's what you're really comparing:

• Traditional copywriter: Writes words, delivers copy, disappears

• Newton Scribes Approach: Builds revenue architecture using Ben Bader's AI operator model, handles your entire funnel ecosystem, provides ongoing optimization

The average landing page converts at 2.35%. The top 25% convert at 5.31% or higher. The difference between those two numbers could be tens of thousands in monthly revenue.

Investment perspective: High-ticket coaching programs now command $2,500-$10,000 because committed clients get better results. I use the same principle—premium investment attracts serious business owners who implement.

Q: Can I try it for one month to see if it works?

A: I understand wanting to minimize risk, but here's why that approach actually increases your risk:

Revenue systems take 14-21 days just to gather enough data for meaningful optimization. Only 27% of reps can overcome objections effectively, highlighting a crucial skill gap. Real transformation happens in months 2-4 when we're testing, iterating, and scaling what works.

What I offer instead: A 7-minute audit that immediately identifies your biggest revenue leak. If there's a clear path to ROI, we'll map it out. If not, you get actionable insights anyway.

Ben Bader's members who stick with the system are the ones hitting $20-40k months. The ones who quit early stay stuck in the same patterns.

Q: You don't have any case studies or portfolio. How do I know this works?

A: Fair question—and honestly, I respect you asking it.

Here's what I do have:

• Proven methodology: His approach helped creators build multiple 6-figure businesses from VSL funnels. I'm implementing his exact playbook.

• Market data that backs every strategy: It's the only one that involves hard data. We studied 67,149 sales meetings from our database of three million recorded calls. The team analyzed them with AI to identify what correlates with success, based on data

• Real industry stats: 79% of leads don't convert due to poor nurturing. Average landing pages convert at 2.35%. These aren't theories—they're measurable problems with proven solutions.

Most importantly: I'm not asking you to trust me blindly. The 7-minute audit proves the approach works before you invest a dime.

Would you rather work with someone who has pretty case studies but uses outdated methods, or someone using the latest proven strategies with real data backing every decision?

Q: What if this doesn't work for my specific niche or industry?

A: My Methodology works across industries because it's based on human psychology, not niche-specific tactics.

The framework is universal:

• Find creators with audiences ✓

• Diagnose where attention leaks ✓

• Use AI to fix systematically ✓

Whether you're in business coaching, fitness, relationships, or finance—people still need to see value, trust the messenger, and feel confident about the decision.

The data supports this: Sharing how other clients overcame similar objections can make your rebuttal more convincing. Stories make your message more memorable and relatable, helping the prospect to see how your solution can be applied in their own situation. This approach both humanizes your interaction and provides a practical context for your claims.

Risk reversal: The audit will immediately reveal if the approach fits your market. If not, I'll tell you honestly and point you toward what will work.

Q: How do I know you won't disappear once I pay you?

A: I get why you'd worry about this—the industry is full of "take the money and run" operators.

Here's why that doesn't make sense for me:

• Revenue sharing opportunities: My biggest wins come from long-term partnerships, not one-time projects

• Referral-based growth: Every successful client becomes a referral source (Ben Bader's members talk to each other)

• Reputation in a small industry: The AI growth operating space is tight-knit. Bad actors get exposed fast.

Transparency commitment: You'll have my direct contact, weekly check-ins, and complete access to all work in progress. No black box, no mystery.

TIMING & URGENCY OBJECTIONS

Q: This isn't the right time. I'm too busy right now.

A: I hear this a lot—and it usually means you're drowning in the daily grind with no time to fix the systems that would give you your time back.

Here's the catch-22: The average salesperson hears as many as 10 objections per day. However, only 27% of reps can overcome objections effectively. The longer you wait, the more money you lose to inefficient systems.

Time reality check:

• You're already spending hours creating content that doesn't convert

• You're already taking calls with unqualified prospects

• You're already stressed about inconsistent revenue

The question isn't whether you have time—it's whether you can afford to keep bleeding money while waiting for the "perfect" time.

Immediate solution: The 7-minute audit happens on your schedule. Even if you're not ready for the full system, you'll get one actionable fix you can implement this week.

Q: I want to try to figure this out myself first.

A: I respect the DIY approach—I tried it myself for months.

Here's what I learned: Newer sales reps may find objections more challenging since responding requires strong product knowledge, competitive intel, and an understanding of customer demographics and needs. The same applies to building revenue systems.

The hidden costs of DIY:

• Learning curve: 3-6 months to understand what works (if you're fast)

• Testing mistakes: Wasted ad spend on broken funnels

• Opportunity cost: Revenue lost while you experiment

• Stress factor: Late nights troubleshooting instead of focusing on your zone of genius

I emphasize working with operators because speed matters. While you're learning, your competition is earning.

Middle ground: Start with the audit. Get the roadmap. You can always implement yourself if you prefer—but at least you'll know the right path.

Q: I need to talk to my business partner/spouse first.

A: Absolutely—smart business owners make decisions together.

Here's what usually helps those conversations:

• Clear ROI framework: Show them the revenue math, not just the cost

• Risk mitigation: Start with the audit (free) to prove the concept

• Timeline clarity: Explain the 14-21 day testing period before major investments