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Here’s What You Get:

What the program is

• The sales page describes Sprint To 1K as a program to help you build your first “list” (subscribers) and revenue quickly — e.g., go from zero to “1,000 subscribers” and/or meaningful income in short order.

• Ryan Lee emphasizes using simple tools (email, landing pages, small offers) rather than heavy tech or massive ad budgets.

• He also pitches the idea of launching micro‑cohorts and lean offers that can be run solo, rather than big team or large scale business setups.

What’s Included / What You Get

From the promotional details:

• Access to the full Sprint To 1K recordings (live builds, over‑the‑shoulder) showing creation of an “opt‑in” funnel, list building, landing pages etc.

• Swipe files, templates, resource pages: e.g., landing‑page templates, welcome emails, automation scripts.

• Bonus modules: For example, a “How to Make Up to $20 Per Email Subscriber Per Month” bonus and “How to Get 1 Million Views on YouTube” bonus.

• Focus on building “from scratch” (no list, no platform) & face‑optional (you could do faceless content).

Who It’s For

This kind of program tends to be suited for:

• Beginners who don’t yet have a large audience, email list, or big traffic. (Ryan repeatedly addresses “starting from zero”).

• Entrepreneurs who want a simpler model: smaller offers, fewer fancy funnels, less tech overhead.

• Creators who prefer action and implementation rather than long drawn‑out theory.

• People willing to execute and take responsibility (the promise of “fast” results requires doing the work).

Things to Consider / Questions to Ask

• Promises vs. Typical Results: The name “Sprint to 1K” suggests fast results (1K subscribers or perhaps $1K income). But as with any program, results will vary depending on niche, execution, offer quality, audience, and time invested.

• The “fast” timeframe: If it promises “in days” or “in 30 days” to meaningful income or list size, understand it likely requires focused work, consistency, and may still take longer than stated. Ryan’s site says “The Sprint 1K per day in 30 days… from scratch!” on some pages.

• Cost vs Value / Bonuses: Check what the current price is vs what you’ll pay. Flash‑sale style offers appear on these pages (eg. countdown timer, limited time bonuses). That means you might see varying price levels.

• Support & community: How much support, coaching, live Q&A, accountability is included? Some people do better when there’s more guidance.

• Fit for your niche: The strategies may be adapted to certain types of digital business (cohorts, micro‑courses, list building) — if your business model is different (physical product, e‑commerce, large team) some tactics may not apply directly.

• Marketing vs fundamentals: The program focuses heavily on list building and micro‑offers; if you need advanced paid ad strategies, large scale funnel builds, etc., you may need additional training beyond this.

• Delivery method & tech: While the pitch says “minimal tech”, you still will need to implement landing pages, email sequences, content, etc. Be sure you are comfortable with that or willing to learn.

• Refund / guarantee: Check what refund policy is offered. Many programs may have “no refunds after X days” or “you must show you did the work” disclaimers.

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