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What it is

• EasyGrow is a training program aimed at agency owners, coaches, consultants and anyone selling services, to get more high-ticket clients.

• The program claims to cover everything from building offers, outbound & inbound systems, paid ads, sales automation and scaling.

• According to its official page: “We’ve spent the last 7 years perfecting the art of high ticket client acquisition & in this program, we will be teaching you EVERYTHING that you need to know.”

• It includes modules like: Lead Generation OS (10,000+ qualified leads in minutes), Lead Nurturing OS (75%+ show up rates), sales conversion systems, inbound social systems etc.

Things to be mindful of

• The marketing is very bold (e.g., “helped 4,000 businesses make roughly $300M”).

• As with many high-ticket courses for service businesses, results will probably depend heavily on your implementation, market, offer, and effort.

• I found some references to potentially unauthorized downloads/leaks of the course. For example, there’s a page listing “Updates” and large file archives for EasyGrow. This suggests a risk around copyright, redistribution or grey-market access.

• Make sure you check exactly what you’re getting: access duration, live support, community, templates, coaching, etc.

• The cost seems significant (though I didn’t find a publicly verified current price on the official site in the sources I saw).

Who it might be good for

• If you run (or plan to run) a service-based business (agency, coaching, consulting) and you are struggling with consistent client acquisition.

• If you have some budget to invest in your business growth, and you are willing to do the work and follow a system.

• If you like structured programs with templates, systems and community support.

My recommendation

If I were you (and assuming you’re considering it), I’d suggest you do the following before enrolling:

1. Verify current offer: talk to someone inside (or alumni) and ask what the latest version contains (since “2.0” implies an update).

2. Ask for outcomes: What have graduates achieved? Ask for realistic case studies relevant to your niche.

3. Check support and access: How long do you get access? Are there live calls or just evergreen content? What’s the community like?

4. Consider fit: How does your offer/service currently look? If you don’t yet have a service or you’re very early stage, you might need more foundational steps.

5. Budget & ROI: Calculate whether the cost makes sense relative to what you might achieve in your context.

 

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