„How can experts, coaches, and trainers increase profits every month without raising advertising expenses or selling new courses or training programs?‟

Discover the new knowledge-selling model used by giants like Netflix, Adobe, and Microsoft.

Frederick Reichheld from Bain & Company proves: Increasing the number of customers by 5% in the Netflix model boosts profits by 25% to 95%."

Meanwhile, in the education and knowledge-selling market in Poland...

Some people try to convince you that:

  • You must have a sales funnel and host webinars.
  • If you don't spend money on paid advertising, you won't scale.
  • Don't waste time building organic traffic.

On the other hand, another group tells you:

  • You must build your audience and provide them with value.
  • You need to create reels for Instagram and TikTok.
  • Don't spend money on ads; only Facebook and Google profit from them.

People are so caught up in this battle that they miss what's most important... It doesn't matter whether you're selling to an organically built audience or leveraging paid advertising:

It’s not worth investing huge amounts of effort and money to acquire a customer who buys just one product and never comes back again!

So, what should you do?

The better move is to encourage customers to stay with you for as long as possible. This ensures regular revenue and reduces the need to invest heavily in new ads.

But how do you achieve that? First...

Think about whether you have used any of these strategies:

Maybe you created a course or an e-book and then put a lot of effort into crafting an offer or a webinar?

You launched ads, started earning, but... half of your profit had to go toward paid traffic.

Every month, you created new ads and tested different funnel elements.

You put in a tremendous amount of effort, yet you still have to spend a significant portion of your profit on advertising, even though you're not earning more and more

Or maybe you followed the second strategy:

You built an email list, created Instagram reels, and uploaded videos to YouTube. This took weeks, even months, of recording content and helping people on forums or groups.

Then, you spent several weeks creating a course.

You sent your offer to your audience. Some of your community bought your product, but let’s face it—some came only for the free content and will never buy anything from you.

You managed to earn something, maybe even quite a lot, but the truth is, it’s just a one-time cash injection.

Now, if you want to earn again, you have to create more and more products.

Eventually, you’ll run out of ideas for what else you can sell.

There is another, better way to sell knowledge

A way that will tie the customer's credit card to your bank account for many years.

A way that will make your profits grow regularly, regardless of the technique you use to acquire customers.

A way that will ensure you earn more each month, without increasing advertising expenses, generating new organic traffic, or creating new courses and training programs

You're missing something much more important

Notice that you’re constantly focused on acquiring new customers. You’re like a slave to your job, with the difference that you’re the one paying for your own social security contributions. You constantly have to work hard, because without work, there are no results.

No work – no money.

You’re probably frustrated by all of this. You’ve tried to achieve success, but you feel like the longer you advertise, the harder it gets to win against the algorithms.

Building a business means creating something that will continuously earn more, while you work less and less.

But to achieve this, you need to change your way of thinking.

It won’t cost you much.

These changes are small, but strategic and well thought out.

Let’s get started.

Americans discovered this a long time ago

They discovered that this method is currently the most effective for selling knowledge.

Pat Flynn, the creator of the Smart Passive Income brand, generates between $50,000 and $100,000 monthly from various sources, including the Netflix Model.

Scott Allen, the author of online courses and training programs, earned over $1 million in 2013 using the Netflix Model.

Each of them sold knowledge using the above model.

Today, I’ll show you exactly how Netflix destroyed Blockbuster, even though Blockbuster had a huge advantage over it. Here’s...

The model that made Netflix the leader in its market today.

The model that will allow you to consistently increase your profits every month. Without needing to sell new courses. Without increasing advertising expenses.

You’ll see how, with a small change in your current business model, you’ll start earning more each month.

You won’t have to spend more time working or increase your ad spend. Additionally, customers will become loyal and stay with you for years.

Moreover, AI won’t be able to push you out of your business (but more on that at the end).

This method and the snowball effect are the key elements by which Netflix destroyed BlockBuster, even though BlockBuster initially disregarded today's leader.

 

What's more, Netflix is now worth more than six times more than its competitor in its heyday.

This strategy is not yet popular on the Polish market. There are really very few who use it because they do not know how to implement it. This gives an advantage to those who decide to use it first.

The earlier you use it, the harder it will be for your competitors to catch up with you.

Netflix took a risk and was the first to implement this model in its industry. And the strategy has guaranteed it a permanent leadership position. It could be the same with you ? .

If you want to find out what made the story of David (Netflix) and Goliath (Blockbuster) repeat itself, then sit back and listen.

Netflix story:

It was 1997, and in the heart of Silicon Valley, Reed Hastings, along with Marc Randolph, founded Netflix—a company aimed at revolutionizing the traditional movie rental model.

Instead of visiting physical stores, customers could order DVDs online, and they would be delivered straight to their homes. No lines, no late fees, no need to leave the house.

The business model was based on paying for individual rentals—customers paid for each movie separately, just like in traditional video rental stores.

The first years were full of challenges. **Advertising costs and acquiring new customers were high, and customer loyalty was low—**many used the service once and never returned.

Netflix wasn’t generating stable revenue. Reed was terrified that he would have to give up his dreams. The company he had devoted the last several months of his life to was drowning in debt.

Another serious problem was the competition from giants like Blockbuster. This company had an established market position, a massive customer base, and thousands of physical locations.

Desperate and exhausted, Reed began searching for a solution that could turn the company’s situation around.

Together with his team, he analyzed data and customer behavior, trying to understand their needs and expectations. They noticed that customers who used the service regularly were more satisfied, returned more often, and spent a lot more money.

However, the pay-per-rental model did not foster such loyalty.

In 1999, Netflix made a bold decision. Instead of paying for each rental, customers would have the option to purchase a monthly subscription for unlimited movie rentals for a fixed fee. This move aimed to increase customer loyalty and ensure stable, recurring revenue.

But before the snowball effect could take place, Netflix still faced serious financial problems. Operating costs and advertising expenses still exceeded revenue, and the company was sinking in debt.

In 2000, when a despairing Reed tried to sell Netflix to Blockbuster, the snowball effect was just starting to take off. Costs still exceeded revenue, and the company was in debt.

Blockbuster’s rejection of the offer forced Netflix to continue with its previously chosen strategy. Despite the challenges of high operating and advertising costs, the key change was that customers started staying with the company longer, regularly paying each month for access to Netflix’s films.

Customer loyalty meant that, despite the same advertising expenses and operating costs, Netflix saw increasing revenue month after month.

Satisfied users paid regularly every month and also recommended the service to their friends. As a result, the company slowly started to recover.

Marketing costs began to account for an increasingly smaller percentage of revenue. The company reached a point where subscription revenue exceeded costs, allowing for further investments and growth.

Netflix's model proved to be the key to success. Fixed monthly fees provided predictable revenue that could be invested in developing the service and producing its own content. This allowed the company to experiment and innovate, while Blockbuster was stuck with an outdated business model.

Netflix was building a great relationship with its customers and gaining their trust, which translated into their loyalty.

Meanwhile, driven by ignorance of its competitors, Blockbuster declared bankruptcy in 2010. Its once-obsessed shops closed their doors and signs disappeared from the streets.

Netflix, thanks to its steadily growing revenues, has become the new market leader and by 2022 has surpassed BlockBuster by more than six times its value in its glory years.

Interestingly, Netflix, thanks to its innovative strategy, has not only beaten the incumbent giant, but has gained a very large advantage over the rest of the market, which decided to enter exactly the same model by observing the success of the current leader.

To the disadvantage of new platforms, Netflix had already built strong relationships with its customers. Each additional day spent with the red-and-black platform increasingly bonded customers to the giant. And their credit cards to its bank account.

Companies from other industries, such as Adobe, Microsoft, Spotify, and Amazon, quickly realized how Netflix had dominated its market.

This method has already been implemented in many markets, including music and shopping. However, it is still not popular in many others, so there is still an incredible opportunity to become an almost unbeatable leader in your niche.

Buckle up, because in just a moment, I’ll reveal how to implement Netflix's model in your business. You’ll hear information that will make you know exactly how to become a leader and leave the competition far behind.

How can experts, coaches and trainers implement the Netflix model?

You are about to discover the three pillars that will make your knowledge subscription addictive to your customers like cocaine.

Each of the three elements you are about to hear about can be used individually. They are powerful enough that your customer will have a reason to pay you each month.

But using all THREE at the same time means that once a customer is acquired, they will stay with you for the rest of their days (and that's no joke!).

Get ready, because what you are about to discover will forever change the way you look at selling your expertise.

Pillar No. 1 - Don't sell ready-made courses and training!

What I really love about this method is that you don’t even need a completed course to start selling. You simply sell subscriptions, and instead of providing a finished course, you meet with clients from time to time. You record new modules live and answer customers’ questions.

How does this work in practice?

Let’s say you record one 90-minute module every week. The first customer who buys your subscription will be able to attend each live lesson every week. The next one, who joins a week later, will have the opportunity to attend the second module live, while the first lesson can be replayed on the platform.

Once you’ve recorded the whole course, you introduce weekly updates. You share your latest discoveries, more advanced knowledge, and whatever comes to your mind.

What do you gain from this?

One. You sell your subscription idea, and once people buy it, you begin recording the course. You’re sure it will sell because customers have already bought it.

Two. A course created this way has more value because it immediately contains answers to the customers' questions. When you sit down to record the course from A to Z, you don’t know what customers might not understand.

Three. The customer continuously receives new content. This gives them a reason to renew your subscription every month. And you only spend money on advertising once and keep earning from that one customer continually.

Pillar 2 - How to harness the need to belong to a group?

People have a strong need for a sense of belonging. They want to be part of a community that shares similar values, demonstrates attitudes they relate to, and has similar interests.

If in any area of our life we do not belong to any group, this unmet need for belonging will strongly impact our well-being. A sense of lack, emptiness, and sadness will appear.

That’s why the second pillar is to create an engaged community around your knowledge. This pillar will ensure that once a customer is acquired, they will make monthly payments to your account just to have access to a few people who understand their problems.

You need to gather a group of people who are interested in a particular topic in one place. These will be people united by a common passion, work, problem, or interest.

At first, you will have to invest the most into creating such a group. You will need to treat this community like a plant, posting, sharing insights, and answering participants' questions.

But after some time, magic will happen. More experienced members will answer the questions of beginner participants. People will form friendships in your group. They will add each other as friends, message privately, and when they have a topic-related problem, they will turn to the group.

Imagine you are selling a subscription called “How to effectively study for exams?”. Your group is full of students. When a student has trouble with a specific math topic, they might post on the group: "Hey, does anyone get differential equations?" Someone will immediately respond to help, and they will form a friendship in the process.

To get to the point, if you invest your engagement at the beginning to get the community going, later, people will do the work for you. Everyone will pay you every month just to be part of such a community. They’ll be able to ask questions, talk about their problems with someone who understands them, and so on.

We just want to be part of some social group. Athletes bond with athletes. Businessmen with businessmen. Everyone will pay dearly to be part of a tribe they identify with.

That’s why the second pillar is community. If you invest your heart into it, it will be the second solid reason why a customer will stay with you for many years.

Pillar 3 - Don't be someone who rakes in the cash and disappears....

The third pillar is a total game changer. It's the element I consider to be the strongest of all three. At first, it may seem very time-consuming, but you'll soon see that it's actually not.

Attention, attention... The third pillar is surrounding the client with caring attention. This means providing direct access to you as an expert. It's something that will allow you to build such a relationship with the client that they won’t be able to leave you.

First of all, they will get amazing results. Everything they don’t understand or have trouble with, you can discuss with them. If you give them results and don’t leave them on their own with the training, they will stay with you for years.

Secondly, if they can talk to you, they will treat you like someone very close. You will build a strong relationship with them. You won’t be an unreachable person who takes money for a course and disappears. You will be that “guru” who cares about their students and helps them in any way possible. They will trust you and never leave you.

Thirdly, when you ask someone you have this kind of relationship with for a testimonial, they will record it without excuses. This will make it even easier for you to convince new customers to join your subscription. Also, no one will question you as an expert because you will have tons of positive reviews.

Now you might be thinking, “Alright, but how much time will this cost me? I got into courses so I wouldn’t have to work from morning to evening...”

And this is where the magic happens. I’m about to tell you how to make the client feel cared for, while you don’t spend 12 hours a day talking to clients.

First, you tell clients they have access to you from Monday to Friday. Twice a day, you go into the group and answer all the questions that have been asked.

Second, once a week, let’s say on Saturday morning, you create a Zoom room, and everyone can talk to you one-on-one while the rest listens in.

In practice, it looks like this: at first, you will have to answer all the questions on the group, but over time, more and more experienced people will start doing it for you.

As for consultations, it will take you between 2 and 3, at most 6/7 hours, depending on the number of people in the group and how many people show up. Adrian, who I’ll mention more about in a moment, has over 1,500 people in the group and still manages to hold consultations for a maximum of 6/7 hours.

Not everyone will come. Some will come every week with 100 questions. Others will come once every two months with just one question.

This solution ensures that clients feel cared for. Everyone gets as much attention as they need to achieve results. You don’t have to babysit anyone from morning till night.

What returns does a knowledge subscription based on these 3 pillars generate in practice?

I think it is best to use a practical example on the Polish market. This model has already started to be implemented by Adrian Kolodziej - an entrepreneur and internet marketing expert.

For more than 15 years, he has been running a company that aims to support authors and trainers in scaling their online businesses.

A few years ago, he started testing a subscription model in a half-hearted version, due to some limitations. (But more about that in a moment).

The result?

Here's a chart showing the revenue Adrian has generated in 2023. Interestingly, as much as ⅓ of this total came from his ABONMENT PRODUCT!

Just look at the graph above! On one day it made 145,000 zloty! (This was a day when customers were renewing their subscription for another year. Adrian has several such days a year).

This model based on annual subscriptions allows his clients to get full access to coaching for £5k a year.

Clients regularly renew their subscription because they see great value in:

  • regularly updated material
  • access to other participants
  • constant contact with Adrian

Interestingly, in the beginning, he didn't even have ready-made materials - he worked directly with the first trainees, refining the content based on their needs.

He is now constantly developing the same product, adding new material every quarter based on his latest findings and conclusions.

As a result, customers benefit and Adrian's revenue continues to grow.

How to technically implement the subscription model in practice?

The very concept of implementing a subscription model seems simple - you offer customers ongoing access to your content, your group and you in return for a regular fee. However, in practice this proves to be extremely difficult due to the numerous technical aspects you need to consider.

Recurring payment systems - Setting up payment systems that support the automatic collection of payments from customers on a monthly or yearly basis.

Access and permissions management - You need to ensure that only active subscribers have access to your content, fully automatically, without manually going through your customer list and revoking their access if they don't pay.

Data security - Storing customer data, including payment information, requires you to meet security standards and comply with RODO.

Scalability and performance - As the number of subscribers grows, your platform must be able to handle the increased traffic and load.

These are just some of the challenges Adrian faced in implementing a subscription model.

Old, makeshift solutions

In an attempt to get around these technical hurdles, Adrian reached for makeshift solutions:

Manual Facebook group management - Adrian built communities on Facebook. He created closed groups for clients. This seemed like a good idea at first. However, the reality turned out to be less rosy:

  • He had to personally add each new subscriber to the group. With a small number of customers, this is manageable, but as the business grew, it became increasingly cumbersome and time-consuming.
  • When someone did not pay their subscription, he had to manually check their status and remove them from the group. Not only is this inconvenient, but it is easy to make a mistake.
  • Facebook is not designed to manage courses or learning materials. It is difficult to keep things organised and important content is quickly lost in the flurry of posts.

Own domain, server and payment system - Deciding to take a more professional approach, Adrian needed to put the courses on his own platform. Unfortunately...

  • Buying your own domain and server is only the beginning. Setting up and maintaining a website requires technical expertise. Even if you are proficient at it, it consumes a huge amount of time.
  • Most of the payment systems available are not designed for the subscription model. Integrating recurring payments, automatic invoicing or managing access for subscribers are complex processes that often have to be created from scratch.
  • Storing customer data, including payment information, requires security standards to be met. The risk of data breaches or non-compliance with regulations (e.g. RODO) can have legal and financial consequences.
  • Solutions that work with a dozen customers fail with hundreds or thousands. Manual processes become untenable and technical problems grow exponentially.

In summary: Waste of time and energy — Instead of focusing on creating valuable content and building relationships with clients, you end up spending time on:

  • Solving technical problems.
  • Manually managing subscribers.
  • Customer support related to access or payment issues.

This leads to frustration, burnout, and hinders business growth.

That's why Adrian decided to sell a very expensive annual subscription. The fee for one year of access to the course was 5000 PLN. This resulted in a significantly smaller number of clients, which was still manageable manually.

Unfortunately, selling such an expensive product required a much more complex sales funnel and a team of people. In practice, it's much easier to convince a client to invest, for example, 500 PLN per month than to pay 5000 PLN upfront.

Adrian decided to do an experiment

He offered access to the product for seven days for £1 and then charged £99 per month, managing to earn as much as £3169 per customer in thirty months.

He offered access to the product for seven days for £1 and then charged £99 per month, managing to earn as much as £3169 per customer in thirty months.

ccFound

Netflix model, no technical problems

Together with Adrian, we created ccFOUND – a platform that eliminates all these obstacles and allows you to focus on what you do best – creating valuable content.

How does ccFOUND solve your problems?

  1. Ready subscription payment system: Integrated, secure payment systems that handle automatic recurring charges. You don’t need to worry about configuration or compliance with regulations.
  2. Automatic access management: The platform automatically grants and revokes access to your content based on the subscription status of your clients.
  3. Top-level security standards: ccFOUND ensures the security of your customers' data, meeting all required standards and regulations.
  4. Process automation: The platform automatically sends notifications, invoices, manages subscription renewals, and handles cancellations, saving your time and resources.
  5. Scalability: ccFOUND is designed to grow with your business, ensuring reliability and performance regardless of the number of subscribers.

With ccFOUND, you can focus on growing your business while we handle all the technical aspects of implementing a subscription model.

The best platform for authors, trainers and influencers

Are you an author, expert or trainer:

Do you create courses and want to sell them without having to build your own website and incur maintenance costs?

Or maybe people love you and would like to pay for closer access to you:

Do you have an engaged community and want to monetise your popularity?

ccFOUND is the ideal solution in any of these cases.

What do you get at ccFound?

  1. Creating paid and free groups for clients – You have all your clients in one place. In the groups, you can ask questions, write comments, and upload photos and videos* (video – coming soon).
  2. Platform for offering video courses and e-books – You don’t need your own domain, hosting, server, or a programmer. You’ll save time and money and won’t have to worry about updates or anything breaking.
  3. Automatic billing and access management – You don’t need to worry about who has paid and who hasn’t. The system will automatically charge payments monthly and revoke access if a payment isn’t made. You can scale without worrying about manually granting access.
  4. ccFOUND mobile app for Android and iOS – Both you and your clients can access the platform not only on a computer but also on phones and tablets. You’ll have access to your community anytime, anywhere. Clients will appreciate the convenience, giving you another reason to persuade them to choose your offer.
  5. Ability to integrate Facebook Pixel for conversion tracking – Data about your clients will flow to the pixel. This allows Facebook to know exactly which users to show ads to so they’ll purchase your subscription and pay you for months or even years.
  6. Detailed statistics on site visits, clicks, purchases, and video views – You’ll know detailed behaviors of your clients. You’ll be able to optimize your entire sales process based on this data and earn more.
  7. Protection against downloading content – You won’t need to worry about someone copying your course to their disk and canceling their subscription or sharing your materials for free. Your money won’t slip through your fingers due to fraud.
  8. Content translations in multiple languages and sales in PLN and USD – You can sell your knowledge subscription not only in Poland. This gives you the opportunity to scale globally!
  9. We provide technical support – We care deeply about your satisfaction and well-being. That’s why we’re always ready to help with any questions or issues you may have.
  10. We implement updates based on your needs – We ask for your feedback, consider your needs, and send regular reports on updates. You’ll have a platform that’s perfectly tailored to your requirements.
  11. Setting discounts for products for a specific period – With a few clicks, you can create discounts and limited-time campaigns. This will allow you to attract new clients from time to time who are hesitant to purchase.
  12. No limits on the number of courses and community members – You can scale your community endlessly. You don’t have to worry about any hidden fees from us.
  13. Pinning and highlighting messages in groups – You’ll be able to pin posts so that the most important information is read by everyone.
  14. Gradual content release – If you have ready content, you can set up automation that will give clients access to new material over time. You can go on vacation while your students go through the educational process completely automatically.
  15. Ready privacy policy and terms and conditions – You don’t need to spend thousands of PLN annually on a lawyer.
  16. Affiliate program – Your clients will sell subscriptions for you. Just set an attractive commission for them.
  17. Payment gateway provided – You won’t have to worry about integration or restrictive payment operator requirements. Simply sign up on the platform and start selling your knowledge right away.
  18. We provide hosting for video and other files – You don’t have to pay a fortune for video hosting. For example, one of the most popular hosting services charges 63 PLN/month for the cheapest plan.

In addition, you will receive the ‘’Challenge - Create and sell a knowledge subscription in 10 days‘’ for free.

I want you to be able to sell your first subscription in just 10 days. That's why I've asked Adrian to record a training course so you can do it without any problems.

What will you learn in the challenge?

  1. 43 profitable niches where you can earn over 30,000 PLN per month – without the risk of overshooting with a course.
  2. The “Zero Investment” method – learn how to create a product and start selling with no initial costs.
  3. 5 proven ways to acquire customers for free – build a customer base without spending a penny on ads.
  4. A trick that will help you increase the value of each customer’s order multiple times and earn up to 3 times more on each course sold.
  5. Subscription model – how to earn regularly from knowledge and build a loyal customer community.
  6. How to create a product that customers will buy repeatedly – a strategy for multiple profits from the same course.
  7. “Minimal Effort” offer template – create an effective sales offer in just a few hours.
  8. 4 tools for competitor analysis, through which you will discover what sells best and how your competition looks.
  9. 6 key questions that will help you create the perfect customer profile and increase the effectiveness of your marketing communication.
  10. “Sales Success Formula” – discover how to accurately define the customer’s problem and offer them the perfect solution.
  11. “Milestone Technique” – how to design a course that delivers real results and gains recognition from customers.
  12. How to record a course and place it on the ccFound platform – a step-by-step technical guide.
  13. How to turn your Facebook profile into a customer acquisition machine in just 5 minutes a day.
  14. The secret to cheap customer acquisition with paid ads – the “Warm Traffic” method in practice.
  15. How to rapidly grow your YouTube channel and acquire new customers through it.
  16. How to use artificial intelligence to find a course idea and its content – work smart, not hard.
  17. 5 reasons why you shouldn’t create an e-book or a book – avoid mistakes and financial losses.

How much does this platform cost?

Let me ask you this: how would you yourself price a tool with which, in just 10 days, you will start earning steadily more and more from your knowledge every month?

Starting from total ZERO, you will build a loyal community that will keep feeding your bank account.

I know it's hard to convert such benefits into money because it's almost like a manual for your customers' wallets, but if you were to honestly put a price on such a tool, how much would it be?

I'm sure that after a year of using the platform, it would bring you such profits that you would value it at least a few thousand a month yourself.

And if you were to do it yourself? The cost of hiring a full-time programmer these days starts at several thousand zloty a month....

On top of that, you have to spend dozens of hours explaining to programmers what you want, what your requirements are, and then testing bugs and having them fix them.

We do all this for you.

That's why I hope you'll be happy to hear that you can start using ccFound with all the bonuses for just....

Why so cheap?

We sell access to our platform at the price you would have to pay for a server and video hosting (or even lower - not including the cost of a programmer).

Why so cheap when our platform offers so many possibilities?

The answer is simple. We want to build a community that will shape the future of ccFOUND together with us.

Your support at an early stage will allow us to tailor the platform even better to the real needs of your business.

We can agree to give you a 40% discount while you read our reports, fill in surveys and write what you need.

Deal?

So that it won't be later that I didn't warn....

I know that as humans, unfortunately, we have it that our GADZI brain perceives the value of the things we buy based on the price we pay. Therefore, you may be underestimating the value of ccFound because our packages are priced so low....

So that there are no resentments later - let me give you fair warning straight away that when you visit this site tomorrow the prices may already be higher.

We have decided to give the first 100 people the opportunity to buy 40% off.

Once this pool is exhausted, the price for the next 100 accounts will only be 30% off (up to the standard price).

This is our way of appreciating those who decide to join now.

So if you are keen to take advantage of our platform, please don't delay, just click the button below now and join Found while the price is still so low.

Why risk nothing?

I am convinced of the effectiveness of our platform, which is why I am giving you 7 days for a symbolic zloty. All you have to do is enter your payment card details and register on the platform. You test ccFound for 7 days and can cancel at any time.

If at any point you decide you are not satisfied, simply cancel your subscription.

I don't want to take any money from you if you are not ENJOYED by the opportunities ccFound gives you....

And I know you'll be happy - so I'm counting on you to send us your feedback later as a token of gratitude ? .

Which creator will you be?

Expert Moose or Expert Entrepreneur?

The Expert Businessman

This is the person who creates valuable content but fails to monetise it effectively. She agonises over the technical aspects of selling online, wastes time and money hiring freelancers and creating her own website. She does everything herself, learns the technical aspects and wastes her time unnecessarily by doing so.

Expert Entrepreneur

This is the person who focuses on what he or she does best - creating content and building a community. He or she leaves the rest to a professional platform that provides all the tools needed to effectively sell and build a community at a fraction of the cost of hiring even one programmer.

What happens if you do NOT implement the Netflix model?

Have you noticed lately how the market is being flooded with content generated by artificial intelligence? E-books, courses, ads – all created in the blink of an eye by soulless algorithms.

Have you wondered what this means for your business?

More and more people are using AI to create digital products. It seems like a fast and cheap solution. But there’s one problem that no one is talking about.

Customers are getting fed up!

Yes, you read that right. More and more people are tired of content that sounds good but doesn't deliver real value. Content that is mass-produced by machines, lacking personal experience and authenticity. People are starting to lose trust in material that has no soul.

Imagine buying a course that promises great things, only to find vague information that you could get for free online. Frustrating, right? Your customers feel the same way.

And this isn’t just my observation…

According to research by MIT Sloan School of Management, consumers are starting to turn away from AI-generated content, seeking authenticity and contact with real experts.

At _Omniscient Digital_**, experts warn** that algorithms can’t replace the unique approach that human contact offers.

Meanwhile, Pew Research Center states that an overload of AI-generated content threatens to decrease quality and erode customer trust.

In the coming years, personal contact and authenticity will become key differentiators that will decide who survives in the e-learning market.

The internet will be flooded with AI-generated content, and customers will be looking for something more.

Simply put, experts who fail to adapt to this change will disappear from the e-learning market.

On the other hand, those who understand what’s happening and take action now will become leaders in their field.

Remember the story of Netflix. Who was the first to focus on building relationships with customers? Who is the leader today?

The best part is, in the Polish market, few people understand what’s going on. The sooner you start, the bigger advantage you’ll have over the rest.

So now, think carefully… Isn’t this the best time to implement a subscription model in your business?

The choice is yours...

If you want to NOT only ensure that you survive the coming revolution, but become a leader in your industry. Earn more and more every month on a regular basis. Have the means to realise your needs and dreams. To gain a sense of financial and professional security. To feel a sense of peace and confidence when looking to the future. Work with satisfaction, without undue strain. Gain more time for yourself and your loved ones. This offer is the best we could offer you.

Join now and become a leader in your market!

FAQ section

  1. What payment methods are accepted on ccFOUND?

    We accept payments via credit and debit cards, bank transfers, BLIK and other popular payment methods.

  2. What does the 7-day trial entail?

    You can test all the platform's features for 7 days with a small charge of 1 PLN. A payment card is required.

  3. Can I cancel my subscription to ccFOUND at any time?

    Yes, you can cancel at any time without any financial consequences.

  4. Can I switch to a different plan?

    Of course, you can switch to a higher plan at any time.

  5. Can I receive a VAT invoice?

    Yes, we issue VAT invoices for all our customers.

  6. Can I grant admin privileges to other users on my platform?

    Yes, you can give a leader role to selected users - users with a leader role are able to delete content from the group.

  7. How do you ensure payment security and data protection?

    We use the latest security protocols and certificates to protect your data and transactions.

  8. Is it easy to migrate from another platform to ccFOUND?

    Yes, we offer support in migrating content from other platforms.

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