The webinar, and whether it is enough on its own
The genuinely useful question about a free webinar is not what is in it. It is whether what is in it works without the thing being sold at the end. Sometimes it does. Here is how this one measures up.
What the webinar covers
Four sessions, free, 14 and 15 September 2026. The comment-and-DM mechanism, the post templates, offer selection and the crossover arithmetic, and a demonstration of the content tooling. Two hours a session, Eastern evenings.
Free against paid
| The webinar | $2,497 course | |
|---|---|---|
| The mechanism explained | Yes | Yes, in depth |
| The four opening lines | Held for the live room | Included |
| Templates | Shown | Given |
| Tooling | Demonstrated | Provided |
| Support when you stall | None | The main thing you are buying |
Is the free one enough
Enough to start with, for someone who does not need anyone to tell them what to do next. The mechanism is not secret and the webinar explains it. What the free version cannot give you is access to an answer at the moment the comments arrive and the sales do not — which is the point at which most people stop.
That is the honest line between them, and it is a line about you rather than about the content.
What happens on the call, in order
Teaching first, offer last. That is the structure of essentially every launch event of this kind and this one is not different. Knowing the shape in advance is useful because it tells you when you can stop paying full attention and start evaluating.
The teaching portion is where the value is, and it is front-loaded. The offer comes with a price, a payment plan and a stated close date rather than an invented countdown, which is worth noting because the alternative is far more common. Whether the deadline should move you is settled here.
Webinar, workshop, sessions
Three words for the same event, used interchangeably across the seller's own pages and the affiliate mailings. There is one set of four sessions. The workshop page covers the same ground if that is the term you arrived with.
The verdict
Attend the free one regardless. It is the cheapest way to find out whether the paid decision is even worth making, and the cart does not close until 24 September 2026, 11:59pm Pacific, so attending first costs you nothing in the timeline.
The session-by-session review is here.
Checked 24 September 2026.