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4,000 followers is not an audience. It's a list you haven't messaged.

You post three times a week. The likes come. The saves come. Someone comments "so true" and you feel good for eleven minutes. Then you check your calendar and it's the same two referral calls it's been for a month. This file is 14 days, scripted: 7 posts, 14 story prompts and 4 DM scripts that move people from "so true" to a booked call with the budget confirmed in writing.

7 posts, 14 stories, 4 DMsEvery DM scriptedBudget confirmed before booking
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Straight from the PDF

This is the sequence, not a theory about "value-first content". Here are two pieces exactly as they sit inside the file.

High Ticket Engine · The 14-Day Content-to-Calls SprintSprint
Day 2 · Post 2 · The "not for you" post
"I turned away 6 people last month. Not because they couldn't pay. Because they wanted a shortcut and I sell a system. If you want 'one hack to double sales', this isn't it. If you've tried three things, nothing stuck, and you're ready to do 40 minutes a day for 60 days, comment the word SYSTEM and I'll send you the 6-minute breakdown. Not a pitch. A breakdown. You decide after."

Why it works: telling 4,000 people who it's NOT for makes the 200 it IS for lean in. The comment word gives you a list of hand-raisers by name, which is the whole point of the post. Likes are vanity. Comments with a keyword are a pipeline.

DM 3 · Day 9 · The budget line
"Ok, that's clear. Before I send the calendar: the programme is ₹75,000, one shot or ₹40,000 + ₹40,000 over 30 days. I say it now so you don't sit through a call and then hear a number. If that's a 'not this quarter', reply 'not this quarter' and I'll send you the free version. If it's a yes in principle, reply 'yes in principle' and I'll send the link."

Why it works: the number lands in chat, before the call, with an EMI-style option in the same sentence. Half the people go quiet. Good. The other half have just told you in writing that ₹75,000 is fine, and those calls close at double the rate of "let's just chat" calls.

That's 2 of 25 pieces. The other 23, including the day-1 "confession" post, the story polls that sort buyers from lurkers, and the DM that gets the price conversation started without pitching, are in the PDF below.

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Tonight: post the day-1 confession post and put up story 1 with the poll. By this time next week you'll have a named list of hand-raisers in your DMs, and by day 14 you'll have calls booked by people who already know your price.

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The 14-Day Content-to-Calls Sprint: what you actually get.

1

The 7 posts

One per two days. Confession, not-for-you, the activity proof, the objection, the method, the client quote, the close. Scripted.

2

The 14 story prompts

One a day. Polls and question boxes that sort buyers from lurkers, so you know who to DM.

3

The 4 DM scripts

Hand-raiser opener, the qualifying question, the budget line, the calendar handoff. Word for word.

4

The day-by-day order

Which post, which story, which DMs, on which day. No deciding.

5

The 20-minute daily block

Post, story, DMs, done. Under 20 minutes a day, most days.

6

The day-14 scorecard

Six numbers that tell you what to run again next fortnight.

Be honest

Be honest. This is your feed.

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Tuesday, 8:47pm: you post a carousel that took two hours. 340 likes by morning. Zero DMs. You screenshot the likes anyway.

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Wednesday: a follower comments "Needed this!!" You reply "Glad it helped 🙌" and that's the end of the relationship.

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Thursday, 10pm: someone DMs "what are your charges?" You send a 180-word paragraph. Blue ticks. Silence.

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Saturday: you check who viewed your story. 412 people. You don't know a single one's name or problem.

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Sunday night: two referral calls next week. Both "maybe". You open Canva to make a "content calendar".

None of that is a content problem, your content is fine. It's a conversion problem: nothing in your feed asks anyone to raise a hand, and nothing in your DMs names a price. This file fixes both.

Why we give this away

This is the manual version of one piece of the engine.

High Ticket Engine builds done-for-you appointment engines for coaches and consultants in India. Positioning, offer, sales video script, funnel, CRM, follow-ups and ads, built in 14 days, then fully automated. Now you have the manual version of this piece.

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Questions you're probably asking

Yes, and honestly it works better, because you can DM every single hand-raiser personally. The maths at 900: a not-for-you post gets 8 to 15 keyword comments, 5 to 8 of those answer the qualifying question, 2 to 4 say "yes in principle". That's 2 to 4 booked, budget-confirmed calls from one post. Run it twice in 14 days.
It scares off the people who were never going to pay ₹75,000. That's the job. The people who are going to pay lean in when they see you have standards. The most-liked post in this sprint is usually the "not for you" one. Try it.
Same sprint, same order. Posts become text posts, stories become polls or comment prompts, DMs are LinkedIn DMs. The only change: LinkedIn people reply slower, so give each DM 48 hours instead of 24 before the follow-up.
A link in bio is a door nobody knocks on. A DM is you opening the door and asking one question. The keyword comment gives you permission to DM, and the DM is where the price gets said and the call gets booked. The link in bio is fine to have. It's not a strategy.

The sprint turns followers into calls. For 14 days. Then it needs a machine.

That's the part we build. A done-for-you engine: positioning, offer, sales video script, funnel, pre-qualification, booking, nurture and ads. Live in 14 days, then fully automated. 5 to 7 ready-to-invest calls a day. 100+ in 30 days, or you don't pay. You show up and close.

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