In four days, you'll build one new offer for a client you already have. It'll be priced, with the words to bring it up. Pitch-ready by Thursday, or your money back.
Registration closes Thursday, Nov 19, at 6:00 pm ET. This runs once.
Something changed in your business this year, even if your calendar looks about the same.
Maybe the projects got smaller.
Maybe a client asked you to "just polish" a draft they wrote themselves.
Or maybe a longtime client stopped sending work, and you have a pretty good guess why.
Your clients now have a tool that writes. It's fast, it's cheap, and it's good enough for a lot of what they used to send you. So they're paying less for the writing.
But they still need someone to tell them what to say, who to say it to, and whether it will work. AI can't do that for them. It doesn't know their business the way you do. And it can't look at a clean draft and tell them it's still wrong.
I see this from both sides now. I spend most of my week helping companies figure out where AI fits in their business. They're happy to hand the drafting to AI. But the part they value most is someone who can look at their situation and help them decide what to do about it.
If you've read my book, AI and the Great Rebundling, you already know this. Your clients are rebundling the work. The money is moving from the "session player" to the "orchestrator."
And every month the tools get better, more of the work you're known for becomes something a client can do without you.
Most writers I talk to understand what's happening. And most of them haven't done anything about it yet.
I get it. You know you should sell your thinking, judgment, and guidance. But you have no idea what to say to the client you already have.
What do you call it? What's included? What does it cost? And how do you bring it up without sounding like you're pitching out of nowhere?
I've watched smart, experienced writers get stuck here for three reasons.
They build offers from the inside. They start with their own skills, design something that sounds smart, and the client never asked for it. So it falls flat.
They've never practiced the conversation. Asking a client strategic questions feels risky. So they skip it and wait for the next brief.
They stall on the blank page. Name, scope, price, words. That's four decisions, and each one is a reason to put it off another month.
My "Sell What AI Can't" workshop will help you push through all three of these blocks. And you won't be doing it alone. I'm giving you three powerful AI tools, one for each block. You run them in Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini (you'll want the $20/month plan, even if you only keep it for a month), and each one does the hard part with you.
The Client Diagnostic helps you follow the constraint. It interviews you about one real client and maps what's in their way right now.
The Client Stand-in plays your client, so you can rehearse the conversation before it counts.
The Offer Builder does the blank-page work with you. It writes your offer, your price, and the words to bring it up, all in your own voice.
Plus a fourth tool, the Work Audit, that you'll run the day you join. It shows you which part of your income is most exposed before the week even starts.
No scripts and no hard sell. You'll be well prepared for one conversation with a client who already trusts you.
By Wednesday night, you'll have:
On Thursday, you get my feedback on your offer before you take it to your client(s).
And you keep the tools. When you're ready to do this with your next client, you run them again.
About an hour a day, Monday through Wednesday, plus an optional hour at 3pm ET if you're stuck or want eyes on your work.
You'll get lesson one, the Work Audit tool, and the PDF of AI and the Great Rebundling. The audit interviews you about your last few projects and sorts the work into execution, judgment, and things you've been giving away free. You'll see which part of your income is exposed and where your hidden value is. Then a 15-minute pre-work step: pick your client and gather what you have. All of it is done before the week starts.
The Client Diagnostic tool interviews you about one real client. What they produce, what's changed, what they complain about, what they've stopped asking for, and who's under pressure. It won't accept vague answers on the questions that matter. You finish with a one-page client profile and three to five constraints, each marked as something the client said or something to confirm.
The Client Stand-in plays your client in a practice check-in call. Weak questions get flat answers. Strong ones get it to open up, the way your real client would. You can pause anytime for coaching. You finish with a rehearsed question set and the moment you could have proposed something.
The Offer Builder takes your client map and your rehearsal and proposes three offers, ranked by fit. You pick one. It writes the two-page offer, the price, what to say on a call, and an email version, all in your voice.
No lesson and no new tool. One 60-minute live call at 3pm ET. I pressure-test as many finished offers as we can fit, answer your last questions, and walk through what to do the moment your next client call happens.
The Work Audit... so you know which part of your income is exposed before the week even starts
The Client Diagnostic... so your offer starts from a real problem your client has right now
The Client Stand-in... so you practice the conversation where mistakes cost nothing
The Offer Builder... so you finish with a priced offer and the words to raise it, in your own voice
They work in Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini. To do this right, you'll need the $20/month plan of whichever one you use (Claude Pro, ChatGPT Plus, or Google AI Pro), even if you only keep it for a month. The free versions hit their usage limits too fast for this kind of work. You paste the tool in, and it starts asking questions. Each tool hands its notes to the next one, so you only explain your client once. And you can run them again on every client after this one.
Four short lesson videos. Lesson one the day you join, then one each build morning. About 15 minutes each, and yours to keep.
Four live calls with me. Three support calls and the Thursday offer clinic, 60 minutes each, all recorded.
The workbook. Your pre-work checklist, the daily checklists, and the two-page offer template.
The PDF of AI and the Great Rebundling. The companion read, in case you want to go back to it over the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday.
When I help a writer one-on-one to craft offers like this, my coaching fee is a fixed $2,500.
But my “Sell What AI Can't” workshop is just $195
If your new offer sells for even $2,000, it pays for this week ten times over.
Again, registration closes Thursday, Nov 19, at 6:00 pm ET. You'll get your first lesson and tool to work with right away. And we start on Monday, November 30.
The no-questions guarantee. If you're not happy for any reason, email me by end of day Friday, December 4, and I'll refund every dollar.
The finished-offer guarantee. Run all four tools and bring your work to the calls (live or on replay). If you still don't have a two-page offer and the words to bring it up, I'll refund every dollar, and you keep everything: the tools, the videos, and the book.
I can make both promises because I've put these tools to the test in my own business. And I've coached more than a dozen writers through this same process and seen the results firsthand. If you do the work, you'll finish with a solid offer built for you and your client, and nobody else.
You've probably seen plenty of AI programs by now. So here's what you WON'T find in this one:
The daily 3pm calls are where you get help, and the tools answer the common questions as you go.
Four days. One client. One finished offer.
I've coached well over 1,000 freelance writers and small agency owners over the past 14 years. I co-wrote The Wealthy Freelancer, and I wrote AI and the Great Rebundling.
But the bigger reason is the work I do now. I spend my days on the other side of the table, helping companies decide where AI fits and where they still need people. I see what they're happy to hand to AI and what they still want a person for.
And I've had to make this same move in my own business this past year. I had to package my thinking into an offer, put a price on it, and learn to bring it up with people who never asked for it.
These are the tools I'd want if I were back in your seat.
I'm running Sell What AI Can't once, the first week of December.
Registration closes Thursday, Nov 19, at 6:00 pm ET.
You don't have to wait until December to start. Lesson one, the Work Audit, and the book land in your inbox the minute you join. Run the audit before Thanksgiving, read the book over the holiday, and you'll walk into Monday ready to go.
And your clients are deciding right now what they'll keep paying people for. It helps to be part of that conversation early, with something specific to offer.
Most offers start from the writer's skills. This one starts from one client's real problems. You map those on Monday and rehearse the conversation on Tuesday, before you build anything on Wednesday. By the time you write the offer, you have good reason to think your client cares, and the questions to confirm it.
That's what Tuesday is for. The Client Stand-in plays your client so you can practice where mistakes cost nothing. You can stop it anytime and ask for coaching, and you can run it as many times as you like.
The tools are prompts, yes. But each one interviews you, pushes back on vague answers, checks its own work before handing it over, and passes your client notes to the next tool. It's the next best thing to having me personally coach you through the whole process, something I charge $2,500 for.
Yes. You'll need the $20/month plan of Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini (Claude Pro, ChatGPT Plus, or Google AI Pro). The free versions hit their usage limits too fast for this work. You can sign up for one month and cancel when we're done. If your Google Workspace plan already includes Gemini, that works too.
They're optional and recorded. The lessons and tools carry the work. The calls are there when you're stuck or want feedback.
Each day takes about an hour, and you keep everything. If Monday slips to Tuesday, you can catch up. If you can protect one live hour, make it Thursday's clinic.
A recent past client works. Pick the one you most enjoyed working with. If you're still landing your first clients, this is not the right fit yet.
You'll have the offer and the words by Wednesday night. When it sells depends on your client and your next conversation. I can't promise that part, and I won't pretend to.
Then you get your money back. Run all four tools and bring your work to the calls, live or on replay. If you still don't have a two-page offer and the words to bring it up, I'll refund every dollar, and you keep everything. And if you're unhappy for any other reason, just email me by end of day Friday, December 4.
Your clients are changing what they pay for. You can wait and see where that lands. Or you can walk into your next client conversation with something new to offer.
Four days. One client. One offer, priced, with the words to bring it up.
Registration closes Thursday, Nov 19, at 6:00 pm ET.
Ed
P.S. You'll get lesson one, the Work Audit, and a PDF copy of my book the minute you join. Run the audit this week, and you'll know which part of your income is most exposed before the build even starts. And if it's not for you, you have until Friday, December 4, to get every dollar back.