Real customer messages, real dashboards, real LinkedIn recommendations:
$217k in 12 months — Michael
72 customers in 84 days — George
€40k month, mission accomplished
Running your business shouldn't feel like a daily treadmill.
Modern Maker is for experts who are sick of the daily content → DMs → sales call grind. We install your Offer Pad, Leverage Pad, and Post Pad together — so your business runs whether you do or not.
Real customer messages, real dashboards, real LinkedIn recommendations:
It's the loop almost every smart, skilled expert online ends up running. Every day looks the same:
"What do I post today?" You scroll for "inspiration." You see fourteen people saying smarter things, faster. You write, delete, rewrite, finally hit publish, and pray someone bites.
A handful of likes. Maybe a comment. You slide into a few DMs, "hop on a quick call," send a long voice note. Some ghost. A couple agree. The pipeline depends on you doing this every. single. day.
You open the blank doc. You stare at it. You map the funnel. You get lost in tech. You draft the emails. You second-guess every line. You close the laptop and tell yourself, "I'll do it properly next week."
Because that's the part you can control. So you stack more calls. Get on more Zooms. Send more proposals. Close some, lose some. Wake up tomorrow with an empty pipeline and start over.
Miss a week of posting? Pipeline dries up. Take a holiday? Revenue dips. Get sick? Business stops. You're not running a business — you're running on a treadmill that bills you for the privilege.
^^ This is a rite of passage for almost every expert online.
I've watched it crush 7-figure consultants, brilliant ghostwriters, and people running successful agencies.
You've read the books. Watched the YouTube tutorials. You know what works: lead magnets that attract buyers not freebie-seekers, email sequences that sell without being pushy, offers that close without calls, content that brings clients not just likes.
And yet — you're still not executing. Not because you're lazy. Not because you don't get it. Because there's a massive gap between understanding a system and actually having it in your business.
You sit down to write the offer… and stare at the blank page. You map out the funnel… and get lost in tech decisions. You draft the emails… and second-guess every line.
So you default back to what you know: post → chase → call → close (maybe) → repeat tomorrow.
I'm not here to teach you the system.
I'm here to install it with you.
I've onboarded 2,800+ customers and worked with 354+ private clients. The system below has generated $1.19M for me since 2023 and over $4M+ in client wins.
I've also been the bottleneck. The treadmill. The person staring at a blank doc at 11pm wondering why this is so hard. So I built a 3-piece system that quietly runs while I'm with my daughter, in the gym, or asleep.
Not a course with 47 modules you'll never finish. Three pieces that work together:
↓ here's me walking through the whole thing
A Google Doc offer that sells your $1K–$5K service without a sales call. Clear, specific, copy-pasted into a DM or email. People buy from it within 24 hours.
→ clear offerYour Micro Snack Funnel — a low-ticket product ($9–$250) + clean checkout + maybe an order bump. It pays for your traffic, builds a list of buyers, and turns sleep into Stripe notifications.
→ leveraged incomeOne post a day (or optional $10/day in ads) that attracts people who can afford you. We develop your voice, your angles, your rhythm. This isn't about going viral. It's about being recognised by the right people.
→ active audienceManual Loop: you chase clients.
Modern Maker Model: clients chase you.
Say your Micro Snack sells for $97. You run $20/day in ads. You get 1 sale per day.
Now say 5% of those customers become $3K clients over the next 90 days.
That's conservative. Some people see 10–20% of customers convert to high-ticket. The math gets stupid at that point.
The key: if you run ads, your ads are free because your Micro Snack pays for them. Everything after is profit.
The install that turns the model from a YouTube video you nodded at into a system that runs in your business.
When you join Modern Maker, you'll get:
A quick walkthrough of the membership — the courses, the community, Ducky, the office hours.
More real wins:
Modern Maker isn't a course you binge over the weekend and forget. It's an install path. You show up, you build, you leave with a working system.
We write your Google Doc offer together. The one that sells $1K–$5K services without a sales call. You'll have something you can DM, email, or link — and people will buy from it inside a day.
Your Micro Snack Funnel: landing page, checkout, delivery, order bump. The one that pays for traffic and builds a list of buyers. We build it together so it's live by the end of the install.
We develop your voice, angles, and rhythm so one post a day attracts buyers — not freebie-seekers. The Post Pad feeds the Funnel. Traffic in, customers out, clients on autopilot.
Ducky runs the same build I run for private clients. You tell it what you're working on, in plain words, and it drafts the offer, funnel, sales page, emails and content with you — so you never start from a blank page again.
One duck. You talk to it the way you'd talk to me — in plain words, about the thing you're actually stuck on. It writes your offer, maps your funnel, builds your page, writes your emails, plans your posts. There's nothing to learn and no prompt to pick.
Ducky
knows your business
↑ no tool names, no prompts, no starting from scratch
Me and the duck.
Everyone's building an AI version of themselves and quietly marketing their own replacement. I went the other way. Ducky does the repetitive building. I do the thinking, the judgement, and the bit where I actually look at your work.
That's why the Fast Lane exists. The duck is fast. It isn't me.
No blank page, no figuring out where to start. The whole thing kicks off like this:
Your niche, your story, your numbers, what you sell. Everything Ducky needs to sound like you and build for your buyer.
~20 minutes, onceYour answers become its working memory. From here on it knows your business — this is the last time you'll explain yourself.
2 minutesrun the buildOne prompt. Ducky drafts the lot in one run — offer, funnel, sales page, emails, content — then you shape it together.
First drafts, same sessionNot lessons watched. Not tools unlocked. Five finished artifacts, sitting in your business, doing their job.
The offer, written and priced
✓ DoneLow-ticket → high-ticket, mapped
✓ DoneBuilt and ready to publish
✓ DoneYour automated sequence, written
✓ DoneTwo weeks of content, pointed at the offer
✓ DoneFive artifacts in two weeks. Most people haven't finished one in a year.
↓ a 5-min walkthrough of the build engine
Ducky picks the right one. You never have to know their names.
consulting calls distilled into how it thinks
of hours of my real client builds — not generic prompts
in student wins from the playbook it runs
A blank chat window makes you re-explain your business every single time. That's why most people abandon their AI tools by week three. Ducky doesn't start over.
Your offer, your niche, your pricing, your voice, what you tried last month and how it went. You stop briefing it and start working with it.
Ask what you should do next and you get an answer, not a list of options. The one thing, based on where your build actually is.
Ducky sends me a weekly read on what Makers are wrestling with. So the thing you're quietly stuck on tends to get answered in the room before you've had to raise your hand.
Nine squares. Three Pads. This is the whole install — the same map every Maker works through inside the room. Ducky knows which square you're standing on and what the next one needs.
↑ the 1 Post A Day Ecosystem — quiet marketing, in order
In 12 months. Started at $4k/month when we began the install.
Through The Daily Client Engine with $50–$100 micro products.
Two launches into his 7,000+ email list. ~10–11x ROI. Going for round three.
First six-figure year. Previously capped at 4–5 sales-call clients.
+ $27.5k launch + $30k in recurring from the group bolt-on.
$50k → $62k record month. Now in year two of the engine.
No guarantees. No promises about your numbers. Your results depend on your skills, your niche, and your willingness to actually do the work.
Full interviews with people who installed the system into their business.
One plan, everything included: the full build engine, the course library, the community, and me every day. The Fast Lane — my hands-on, done-with-you tier — is sold out for this round.
Cancel anytime. The room and the build are yours from day one.
Fast Lane is closed for this round — the next intake opens next quarter.
You're making good money through your expertise but exhausted from:
You want a system that detaches your time from your income.
You're doing $3K–$15K months through referrals and projects but struggling with:
You want consistent client flow and a system that positions you as the obvious choice.
If that's you, no hard feelings. This isn't the right fit.
"My first six-figure year. Previously I only had 1:1 clients, took sales calls, and was capped at 4–5 clients at a time. After Modern Maker, I got customers and clients in a more leveraged way — and welcomed my second baby with full presence."
"$50k month. Then a $62k record month. Then we did $350k years twice in a row. Two years in, the engine just keeps producing."
"I had a $46k launch after Jacob installed the email strategy on my list. We did it again 6 months later — $72k launch. Ready for round three. That's about a 10–11x ROI on working with him."
"I had a $10k day. Then a $27.5k launch. Then I bolted on the group program and did another $30k in recurring. All from pieces of the same funnel."
Be honest. Somewhere in your bookmarks there's a folder that looks like this:
It's not a discipline problem. It's the model. Courses hand you information and leave the building to you — and the gap between "I understand this" and "it's live in my business" is where everyone dies. Choosing tech. Second-guessing copy. Waiting until it's perfect.
This is the other model. You show up, tell Ducky what you're building, and something is live the same day. The funnel record inside is five days. The first-sale record is three minutes after launch.
There's a course library in here too — and I'll say the quiet part: nobody's ever made money watching it. It exists for the moments you want the why behind a move. The build is the product. You build from day one.
That's why my clients stay for years. They win. They stay. We keep winning together.
Both lanes get the same Ducky — the whole build engine, the course library, the community, the group calls, and the workshops. Nothing about the building is locked.
The Membership ($99/mo) is you and Ducky. You build at your own pace and you're the one who decides when a draft is good enough.
The Fast Lane ($249/mo) adds the quality layer and me. Every draft goes through a messaging review and an anti-AI pass before it reaches you, pages and campaigns get finished to publish rather than left as drafts, and you get me directly — daily WhatsApp plus 4× private calls a year. You do the work; I make sure you're doing it right.
Ducky is the build engine that sits behind Modern Maker, built on Claude and trained on 2,441+ consulting calls, thousands of hours of my real client builds, and the playbook that's behind $4M+ in student wins. It runs every build I run for private clients: offers, funnels, sales pages, email sequences, launch campaigns, content plans.
The part that matters is that there's one of it. You don't pick a tool or a prompt — you say what you're working on and Ducky handles the routing. It also remembers your business between sessions, so you're never re-explaining who you are.
The structured install runs 12 weeks: Offer Pad → Leverage Pad → Post Pad. Some people move faster, some slower. The aim of the first 12 weeks is your first $3k sale — one client, one offer, sold through your doc — which on its own more than covers the year.
Yes — both tiers are monthly and you can cancel any time. You can also pay upfront for the year and save. Either way, the room and the build are yours from day one.
Usually yes — and often it works better because we're cleaning up an asset instead of starting from zero. Most Fast Lane clients come in with at least one piece in place. We'll diagnose which Pad is leaking and start there.
No. Ads are optional. The Post Pad alone can feed the Leverage Pad. If you do choose to run ads later, the Micro Snack Funnel is designed to pay for them so traffic becomes free.
Ducky is trained on my actual work — my offers, my funnels, my client builds — not generic prompts. It handles structure, drafts, and repetition. You bring the truth. Ducky handles the building.
What it won't do is replace you. Your story, your judgement, and your taste are the parts nobody can install. In the Fast Lane there's an anti-AI pass on every draft specifically so the output reads as you.
No. That's the whole reason it's one duck instead of a toolbox. If you can describe your business in a WhatsApp message, you can use it.
You'll need a Claude account — I'll walk you through connecting it on day one, and it takes about five minutes.
Not day-one beginners. If you're still figuring out what you sell or who you sell it to, you'll get more value from my free content first. Modern Maker is built for experts who already deliver — they just don't have leverage yet.
No refunds. No guarantees about specific income. What I will promise: I'll show you exactly what I'd do in your situation, and you'll have Ducky, the room, and the support to execute. That's as much as I ethically can and will promise.
Everything is recorded and indexed. The Fast Lane WhatsApp also gives you async access so you're never blocked waiting for the next call.
Two tiers. Same engine. Same outcome. You decide who checks the work — and how close I am while you do it.
P.S. Fast Lane is sold out for this round — I run a small operation on purpose so I can stay properly involved. The next intake opens next quarter. The Membership is open now if you want to start building today.