top of page

Stop Chasing Show-Ups. Start Valuing Sign-Ups.

A founder I work with ran a live event. 121 sign-ups. 19 showed.


He asked, “Where did I go wrong?” I said, “You didn’t. You just don’t know what you’ve got.”


Show-ups feed your ego.

Sign-ups feed your business.

You’re not collecting bodies. You’re collecting intent.


Here’s how to treat it like the asset it is:


Expect only ~20% to attend. Build for the other 80.


Follow-up is the move. Nurture > impress.


Every sign-up is a warm lead. Don’t waste the window.


You don’t need more people in the room.

You need more action with the ones who already knocked.


As promised, Vanquish in under 1 minute.


Build, Scale, Vanquish.

Jonny

 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Vanquish Effect: The Lost Art of Calling

We’re living in the golden age of digital distance. Everyone wants connection, but nobody wants contact. People will spend three days polishing a DM, two hours rehearsing a Loom, and still avoid the o

 
 
 
Vanquish Effect: The Inbound Illusion

“Inbound leads while you sleep” became the modern gold rush. And like every gold rush, the people selling shovels got rich - not the miners.

 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page