Your Auction Runs on Replies. Here's What to Send When They STOP.

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Here’s the thing about auctions…

They run on replies.

Bids come in. Questions come in. The people you follow up with after the auction answer…or don’t.

And some of them will stop replying.

The room owner who said “sounds fun”…then went quiet before you could run your auction.

The bidder who asked one question…then poof.

The person who opened your follow-up after the auction…and never wrote back.

That’s what the Ghostbuster is for.

A short guide. Seven stages. Copy, paste, send.

It’s delivered by email. About 15 minutes to read. You can send your first message the same day you buy it.

And it works anywhere you talk to people: email, LinkedIn, DMs, communities, even text messages.

On my recent email and Skool auctions, I ghostbusted the everloving ectoplasm out of my bidders.

(On Skool, it was all by DM.)

The one-line question that wakes up a conversation that’s been dead for weeks
The message with zero words in it that they can’t help but notice
How to joke about getting ghosted so they can come back without feeling awkward
The “close the file” question that works TOO well
What to say when they finally reply “no thanks”…so the reply still turns into something
How often to follow up, and when to stop
Three example sequences, start to finish: a freelancer, a newsletter operator and a coach

Look, the top bidder on your auction probably won’t need to be ghostbusted.

But like the training says…the business is the people who bid and “lost.”

Some of them go quiet. Go get them back.

Normally $297. $247 here.

You already did the hard part. They bid. They raised a hand in public.

Losing them for want of the right message is the expensive move.

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