For course creators, coaches, and service providers who are tired of selling one stranger at a time
In The Wednesday Workshop I will show you the mistake that made your last webinar go quiet, the fix, and the exact hour I ran every Wednesday for two years. Bring the offer you already have. You show up for the hour.
Permanent recording included. Come to the workshop. If you honestly do not believe it will change how you sell, send one sentence by email and you get your $47 back. You keep everything.
This is my tracking dashboard. Every dollar on it came from courses sold on a webinar, to people who had never heard of me before that hour.
Every one of those buyers started as a stranger. They found me through a post or an ad, watched one live hour, and bought before the hour was over.
I am known for buying car washes and laundromats. Almost nobody has seen how I sold the education about it: one live hour, same day every week. No sales calls. No launches. No ninety-day DM campaigns.
Here is why I can show you this without flinching. The hour converts. That is the whole game. And your hour can too, whether your last webinar went quiet or you have never run one in your life.
These are Hannah's results, not a promise of yours. Results vary and depend on your offer, your effort, and your market.


Let me say the worst thing a coach can do on a webinar out loud: teach your best stuff.
You know the moment. The chat is on fire. "This is gold." "Taking notes." "So much value." Then the offer comes up and the room goes quiet. Maybe one sale, and it feels like a pity purchase.
That is the teacher in you. The same instinct that makes your students get results. You answered every question, so they left full. They are going to "try it on their own first." And the better you taught, the fuller they left.
You can give value for an hour. You cannot teach for an hour. The difference between those two sentences is the entire workshop.
Everyone in this space is being told to book more calls. Ten calls a week. Thirty minutes each. Half of them no-show. Every single call is you convincing one stranger at a time.
I never sold a course that way. Every Wednesday for two years I went live for one hour. Everyone in the room heard the same story, dropped the same lie, saw the same proof, and bought at the same time. Then the rest of the week was mine.
The hour was not magic. It was built. The same structure, every Wednesday, and on the workshop I am handing you that structure piece by piece.
"The fastest way to sell my course, coaching, or service to strangers is booking sales calls."
"The fastest way is one live webinar a week, everyone in the room at once."
Two hours live on Zoom where I take the hour apart in front of you. Not theory. The actual pieces, in the order they go.
The minute-by-minute map of the one hour. What happens at minute 0, 12, 20, 45, and 60, and why the order is the entire trick.
Lead with your story. Expose the one lie. Show only what proves it. Send them to the next step. The four moves every selling webinar makes, in order, every time.
Every stranger walks in believing one thing that keeps them from buying. Find yours, name it on screen, replace it. Not five secrets. One.
What I left OUT of my hour so people bought instead of leaving with homework. If your last webinar went quiet, this is the piece you were missing.
How to move from the story to the offer without the room feeling a pitch cliff, so everyone buys together instead of one call at a time. This is the part I have never shown anyone outside my own team.
If you have caught yourself nodding anywhere on this page, that was the Expose step working on you. Same structure. You will have it after Wednesday.
Two hours on Zoom. The five pieces, start to finish, with the hour taken apart in front of you and live Q&A at the end.
Full HD replay in your inbox within 24 hours. Yours to keep, rewatch, and pause while you build your own hour.
A fill-in map of the hour. Your story, your one lie, your proof, your close, minute by minute. You leave with your outline, not a page of notes.
Come to the workshop. If you honestly do not believe it will change how you sell, one sentence by email and you get your money back. You keep the recording and the blueprint.
I could charge a lot more for this. Here is the honest math. Some of the people in this room are going to ask my team to build their Wednesday for them. The script, the slides, the follow-up. That is what we do for clients, and a workshop full of the right people is the best way we have found to meet them.
So the workshop stays cheap because it brings us great clients. If you would rather build your hour yourself, that is completely fine. You will leave with everything you need to do it. This is the only place I teach the hour publicly.

Hannah Ingram is known for buying car washes and laundromats and teaching people to do the same. Over a million followers. Tens of thousands of students. What almost nobody has seen is the engine underneath: every Wednesday for two years, one live hour, selling her courses to people who had never heard of her before that night.
She is not a copywriter. She is not a funnel person. She is the person who got on camera every Wednesday and worked out, in front of a live room, what makes strangers buy. This is the first time she is teaching that hour publicly.
Nothing held back. Nothing left out, except what she cut on purpose. You will get that list too.
Wednesday, September 16 at 7:00 PM ET. Live on Zoom. Recording included.
Your seat is $47, once. Anything you add above is optional and shown before you pay. There is no membership attached to the workshop and nothing bills later unless you choose it.
You can close this tab and spend it the way you spent last Wednesday. Posting. Answering DMs. Two calls that no-showed.
Or you can spend it in a room with someone who did the hour over a hundred Wednesdays in a row and will show you exactly what she did, what she said, and what she cut.
Two years ago Hannah was standing where you are, with a course that sold to people who already knew her and nobody else. She decided to go live one hour a week and work it out in front of a room. That decision built everything on this page.
One hour. Same day every week. Yours starts with this one.