Hey, Tim here…
If you feel like you always have to come up with the next big thing just to stay alive - this is for you.
Launching again and again.
Always chasing what’s hot.
It’s like running on a treadmill that never stops.
Exhausting, isn’t it?
That’s the Launch Trap: the belief that the only way forward is by creating yet another offer.
But… what if you didn’t have to?
The Beauty of a Proven Offer
Let’s say you’ve got a short book that brings in leads.
It works.
People buy it.
It solves a problem.
That’s gold.
So the real question is:
Do you actually need another offer… or just more new people seeing the one you already have?
Option 1: Find New People
This is the simple path.
The hard work’s done - you’ve already built something that works.
Now it’s just about getting it in front of more people.
Here’s why this wins:
- No new creation required. You’re scaling, not starting over.
- Sharper marketing. You already know who it’s for, why it sells, and what resonates.
- Lower risk. Proven offer, proven conversions. The only variable is audience size.
Practical ways to find new people:
- Go where your competitors aren’t. New platforms, overlooked channels.
- Borrow other people’s audiences. Partnerships, affiliates, cross-promotions.
- Circle back. Retarget the folks who showed interest but didn’t buy (yet).
Option 2: Launch Something New
Of course, creating a new offer feels exciting. Fresh ideas, new energy.
But here’s the reality:
- It eats time. Research, build, test, tweak, repeat.
- It splits focus. More offers = more distraction.
- It’s a gamble. New doesn’t mean better - you won’t know until it’s live.
Sure, sometimes a new offer makes sense.
But for most people, most of the time?
It’s just a clever way of procrastinating on what really works: reaching more people.
Which Is Easier?
If your current offer is already working, the smartest move is simple:
Get more people to see it.
That’s leverage.
That’s momentum.
New offers can wait.
The Real Secret: Do Both - But in Phases
It’s not either/or forever.
Think sequence, not choice.
First, expand the reach of your proven offer.
When you’ve pushed it as far as it can go… then create something new.
Focus on the right thing, at the right time.
The Bottom Line
If you’ve got a solid, high-converting offer - like a short, powerful book - focus on finding new people before you invent something else.
That’s the easiest way to grow.
Later, you can add new offers.
But don’t fall into the trap of thinking you have to keep creating to stay in the game.
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Best,
Tim
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