What downloads and what does not
People search this expecting a file. Some of it is a file; most of it is not, and the difference is worth knowing before you go looking.
What is a download
| Item | Download? | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| The 19-page report | Yes, a PDF | An email address |
| The post templates | Shown in a session, supplied with purchase | $2,497 |
| The training | No — access, not a file | $2,497 |
| The tooling | No — it runs online | Included |
| Session recordings | Streamed, short window | Free to registrants |
The one worth getting today
The PDF. It is genuinely a file, genuinely free, and it contains the whole method rather than a summary of it. What is in all nineteen pages.
On anything offering a "free download" of the paid course
There is no legitimate free copy of the programme. A page offering one is either collecting an email for something else or serving a file worth avoiding — and a course that runs on bundled online tooling would not function as a downloaded file anyway.
Why most of it is not a file
Because the tooling is the part that does the work and it runs online. That is also why it can be bundled rather than charged monthly, which is the single most unusual thing about how this is priced.
The free download, before 24 September 2026, 11:59pm Pacific
Twenty minutes, no card. If the mechanism does not convince you on paper, nothing after it will.
The PDF · free route against paid route
Checked 24 September 2026.