Install it in two clicks and answer its questions. Presto builds your mini course for you, from the first promise to the last script, using the sales psychology that has buyers asking where to pay by the last lesson.
My mini course is practical. Use Presto as you go to build your offer, your stories and your four video scripts, not just take notes.
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Use Presto as you go. Here is what you leave with from each lesson.
Your tiny promise and the outline for your four-video mini course.
Your finish deadline, prize, welcome post, assignments and reminders.
Four short stories shaped from real moments, with space to add any story you still need.
Your last-video outline, your offer invitation and first-draft scripts for all four videos.
A little offer teaches the what and why. Your bigger program helps buyers put the how into practice.

If your business sells, you're probably the reason it sells. You're on the calls. You're in the DMs. You explain the offer, one person at a time. Revenue shows up when you do.
I ran mine that way for years. 13 people on the team, 60-hour weeks, and 27% of every sale going to my closer and setter. The more we grew, the less I took home.
Now I have no team at all. Just me, a set of AI agents, under 15 hours a week, and a mini course that makes sales and brings in stellar clients while I sleep.
You've done the courses. You know the information. You have note files full of ideas and half-finished scribbles, and every course, every YouTube video, ends the same way: with a long list of things to go do. And you're the bottleneck again, this time on execution.
So I built Presto. It isn't a chatbot or a custom GPT. It's an AI agent you install in two clicks. It asks you about what you sell, walks you through each step in order, remembers every answer so it never asks twice, and builds out your mini course for you. About an hour later, it's built. All that's left is your finishing touches.
Weeks of work, done in an hour. That's the first hire in a lean business, and it costs $27.
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And you keep asking yourself: is my offer too expensive? Is it me?
And one DM asking how much it is, which you answered, and then nothing.
You knew by minute twelve. You stayed on anyway.
So you followed up. Then followed up on the follow up. Then decided you were being annoying and stopped.
Waking up wondering what to post. Wondering if you'll spend money fixing this and it still won't work.
You don't need more hustle. You want a business that runs clean: built once, selling while you're with your family, and leaving your best hours for the people you coach.

Your marketing does the opposite. It waits politely. They opt in, skip a video or skip the webinar, and tell themselves they'll watch the rest later. Later becomes never. So they miss the aha moment, the one where your offer finally makes sense.
People treat your content the way you train them to. Post a departure time, give them a reason to make the flight, and most of them show up early.
I learned this the expensive way. I spent over $100,000 testing hooks, ads and headlines on a challenge people kept drifting out of. None of it fixed it. What fixed it was a five-day deadline, a prize for finishing on time, and assignments that take less than a minute. On my first launch with that setup, 79% finished.
"This was the best time investment I've made in myself and my business. Excited to start the real work now."
"You definitely delivered your promise. Talk about walking your talk. I'm really inspired and ready to implement this."
"It was exactly what I never knew I needed."
When I added a smaller first step next to my $12K offer, 11 of every 100 leads bought something, up from 1.
This is what got 79% of my leads to the end.
On my first launch, mine closed 8 buyers at $2,000 each, with no live selling.
"Thank you for having the leadership to incentivize me to sit down and get it done."
How it all runs in under 15 hours a week. Unlocked when you finish in five days.

I was giving 27% of every sale to my closer and setter.
From the outside, my business looked like a dream. I ran a 13-person team and worked 60-hour weeks. Behind the scenes, I was losing money as I grew. 27% of every sale went to my closer and setter.
Then I noticed something. For my fastest buyers, the call was just the last step of a decision they'd already made.
So I stopped selling for a minute and built one short mini course. I put the lessons in a specific order, gave buyers the context I used to give by hand, and gave them a real reason to finish. I built it during nap time. I'm a toddler mom, and I run my whole business in the cracks of my day, on purpose.
On my first launch, 129 people bought my mini course for $27. With the order bump and upsells, the average order was $90, so I made over $11K before my $2K offer even sold.
79% of them finished it. Then the course closed 8 of them at $2,000 each. Count the bumps, upsells and smaller offers they bought next, and that one launch did $29K in sales. I didn't touch it once it was set up. Ads, the mini course and my email sequence did the rest.
Twenty-four people bought my $6,000 program in 32 days, and not one got on a sales call. Within four months, my business did over $350K with just me and a VA.

Cold traffic only. No audience, no list. No sales calls. No follow-up DMs.
From my own Meta Ads Manager and StripeNow I have no team at all, just AI agents, and my whole business runs in under 15 hours a week. I bring an operator's eye to this, too: my family's $100M business automated its office with AI, from order entry to cash coming in. That's where Presto came from. I wanted you to leave with your plan done, not a notebook full of ideas.
I believe any coach with a good offer can do this. You just need the right steps, in the right order.
Which brings up the question everyone asks me next.
Fair. A perfectly built mini course with nobody seeing it is still a mini course sitting on the internet. I run paid traffic into it. When you charge for the mini course, the sale helps cover the ads, and in my experience paid buyers go on to buy my next offer at about twice the rate of free sign-ups.
This used to be the heavy lift. Now my AI agent does it for me: the market research, the positioning, the video scripts, the editing, even uploading the ads into Ads Manager. I go from idea to live ads in under an hour. No agency. No fiddling in Ads Manager. No afternoon of clicking buttons until my eyes hurt.
That's a story for another day. For now, just know the traffic doesn't have to be the hard part.
Even the bare-bones version works. In one cold traffic test, I gave the mini course away free with one $1,920 offer at the end. $271.27 in ads brought 29 leads at $9.35 each. Five days later, 2 full-pay sales came in. No calls. I didn't touch a thing.
"The lesson on the 4 trust lenses made so much sense, and I was able to apply it right away."
"I had an offer suite I wasn't confident in. After four videos, I know exactly what I want to do."
Emily was five days into her mini course launch, picking out throw pillows at Target, when her phone pinged: $2,000, paid in full. No sales call. That same week she enrolled three more $2,000 clients, all paid in full.
Leah had rebuilt her funnel five times and still wasn't getting sales. The content was fine. What was missing was standards. She added a five-day deadline, short assignments and a prize for finishing. Same course, same content. She made 49 sales in under four weeks.
Jamie spent $500 on ads, got 60 leads, and enrolled four clients at $2,000 each. She didn't do a single sales call.
"Within two weeks of launching, half of my sales happened before my Skool trial was even over, and I spent $0 out of pocket. The frictionless pricing was a game changer. This works if you do the work."
"It's one thing to get leads, but another to get sales. This showed me how to bridge the trust gap without being salesy."
Picture a Tuesday morning. Coffee, a quiet house, and a Stripe ping from a woman who finished your mini course overnight and bought your coaching. Nothing to chase. No call on the calendar. Just your people, and the work you love.

Presto builds your Cold-to-Client Plan for you: your tiny promise, your outline, your behavior standards, your four trust stories and first-draft scripts for your 4 videos. The lessons teach you the why. Presto is your executor. It does the building, so you don't end up with one more unfinished plan.
This one is built to be finished. That's the whole point. And if you'd rather build than watch, Presto takes you straight through it.
That's exactly why Presto exists. You don't need a free week to build this. Install it, answer its questions, and in about an hour your mini course is built.
If you can answer a question, you can use Presto. It installs in two clicks, asks you what it needs, and does the building. No settings to figure out and no prompts to write.
You don't need one. I've launched over 20 versions of my mini course, and they all started with zero leads. In one cold test, 29 leads brought 2 full-pay sales at $1,920.
Ads are an investment, and I won't pretend they aren't. You can start small, with a few hundred dollars, and build from there.
Nobody honest can promise that. Your results depend on your offer, your market, your ads and how you use the plan. What you get is the plan, built in the right order.
Yes. Building your full course with my templates and tech happens in my next program. Your $27 plan is yours either way.
No. All sales are final. Everything you get is listed below, and access is instant.
If you wait, the first of next month looks like this one: starting from zero, wondering what to post.
Yes, build my mini course →$27. Instant, lifetime access. All sales are final.
Questions? Email me at kristen@elevateenterpriseco.com.
P.S. If you skipped to the bottom, here's the short version. My first mini course did $29K with no live selling. Presto, my AI agent, builds yours for you in about an hour: your promise, your outline, your trust stories and your video scripts, in the right order. You walk away with it built, ready to record. All sales are final, so read the "not for you" list first. If it fits, build my mini course →