[0:01] It is Thursday the 16th. Please let me know if you can hear me. I have been on the struggle bus with this headset — my mic's not working on the other one. So this is a new one. So please let me know in the chat if you can hear me. All right, thank you, Guy — it always makes me nervous when I ask for it and there's not an initial response. I feel like I'm shouting into the void. Thanks, Alfred. Thanks, Thomas. Oh, Thomas. Good, good, good. I'm glad you got your link. I had to sort it out for you this morning, and I was just under the wire. Great, Reggie. Thank you. And thanks so much for joining us today. And I believe I'm sharing my screen — Small Business Advantage for April 16, 2026, hosted by me. That's what you should be seeing right now. I am all alone on this call. So, if I lose audio or if my screen isn't advancing, please let me know. I can dial in by phone — it'll just be, there'll be a lag while I log in. And I'll try to keep an eye out to make sure my slides are progressing.

[1:12] I want to make sure everybody who is joining us today has a chance. I see names are popping up, folks are still coming in. I don't want to delay too much, so we can get started. I'll just review our agenda. What are we gonna talk about today? So today we are gonna start with compliance. Okay, so compliance is in place to protect your business and the allutional brand. And we — allutional — are accountable to our partner, our provider, right? So they have compliance guidelines that allutional has agreed to adhere to, and those adherences and that agreement extends on to all agents. So we're going to talk about what is in compliance, what's out of compliance, because our partner has started identifying agent endeavors, websites, and digital properties on the internet — TikToks, YouTubes, bridge landing pages, etc. — they are identifying agent sites that are out of compliance and they're reporting it to us. So if you have any material out there that is out of compliance, we do ask that you proactively correct it. We're gonna talk about it today. And if it is found by our partner, they notify us, we notify you, and there's a 24-hour timeframe where you are able to either take it completely offline or adjust the messaging, right, to make it be in compliance. Otherwise we will have to suspend your agent link.

[3:05] So we're gonna go over that compliance. I do wanna talk to you about the 2 p.m. live build — it's a call that we're having this afternoon. You should have all been registered, a seat reserved for you, as you are absolutely our VIPs. What we're going to do is a workshop where we're going to build an entire marketing lead generation system from start to finish. Everything from landing page to email marketing to bridge transfer — everything for your lead generation efforts using AI, and it absolutely is perfect for allutional, right? And then we are going to review — we've been workshopping the three-touch email campaigns where we're asking for a reply back to get the conversation started. So we're going to review today on how to respond to those replies. And we're gonna be focusing on the association lead gen. So that's our plan for today.

[4:06] Looks like everybody who's coming to the party has logged in. As we go, please interact, send me questions, and as long as they are pertinent to the topic on the page, I can address it right then, but we always have an open Q&A at the end. So if I'm not answering your question, we're just going to wait until the end for it. And yes, the two o'clock call today will be recorded. However, it is a live interactive workshop. So if you are able to be there live so that you can — you know, we get a lot of benefit from asking the questions like you do here right now. Brian, myself, and our experts will all be able to help you with any questions you have. So you don't have to go through support, etc. Helping you live in the moment is a great benefit. But we know how valuable that is. All right.

📌 Compliance — What's Allowed and What's Not

[4:57] Vanessa: So into compliance. All right. So, as a reminder, you are not allowed to represent yourself as allutional. And that includes, very specifically, not using the word allutional in your URL or domain. In your branding, the logo cannot be allutional. You cannot say the “we” and the “us,” right? The relationship is that you are partnered with allutional. You are an agent for allutional. You are working with allutional. The allutional is the provider, the deliverer of the service you're discussing. That is all allowed. You are allowed to talk about allutional, but not be allutional, right?

[5:47] And rule three — you cannot market this as a telehealth product. You cannot have the URL or your domain be “telehealth USA,” “telehealth allutional,” “telehealth package,” etc. The package cannot be presented as primarily telehealth. It cannot be weighted as the emphasis being on telehealth. allutional is a comprehensive business benefits package. It is not a telehealth product. So leading with telehealth invites bad comparisons. It is out of compliance. And so we are focusing on leading with employee retention, a positive culture for the work environment, financial wellness, and legal services, right? The benefit to the business owner is a great way in. And same with the associations that we're going to talk about.

[6:53] “Telehealth business package” — is that good? No, you can't lead with telehealth, Reggie, right? So “business benefits package” is good. Randy asked — same link for the 2 p.m. meeting? It is not the same one that we're on right now. It is a different join meeting link and it was emailed to you separately, like with a calendar reminder, etc. But if you don't have it, please send me a ticket and I will get it for you. All right, so does everybody understand we can't lead with telehealth? We've got a full BusinessSense package for $39.95 a month. You can list telehealth, but you cannot give it more weight than the other benefits. So there's identity protection, cell phone protection, shopping rewards, legal services — and I will jump in and say the legal services across the board from our provider — what we're seeing is the benefit that is included to the business owner, it gets used more, and the bang for your buck, the value for the price, is incredible.

[8:03] I think we've talked about it on some past calls — that what could be a thousand-dollar bill from an attorney for just one project or task is absolutely, a hundred percent included in that $39.95 per month, absolutely free as part of your membership. So really powerful there. Even if it's just that the business owner needs a contract reviewed. The on-demand lawyer — again, it's just like DoorDash or Uber Eats or Uber for your telehealth. The same is true for the legal team. You literally just log in, select your service, and you get matched with the lawyer. And yes, you can use that same legal team moving forward if you have follow-up stuff. The data breach protection, the financial wellness tools, and accidental death and dismemberment — great benefits of accidental death and dismemberment for our trades, roofers, electricians, right? This is a real problem, a real issue that resonates very strongly with the trades.

[9:08] So, and remember, family coverage — employee plus spouse plus up to six dependents over the age of two. They do not have to live in the same house, and you do not have to prove their relationship. My daughter's 18. She's going off to college. It will cover her in the dorms, and it could cover her boyfriend if I wanted to claim him like that, right? And the goal here is to sell the complete solution, not weigh it as telehealth. So, for positioning — “telehealth plans, we sell telehealth plans, what is allutional? allutional is telehealth” — that is incorrect and out of compliance. The correct way is to say, to the effect of, “We provide a comprehensive employee benefits package that helps businesses attract and retain top talent.” For example, right, that is not verbatim. You do not have to quote, use that verbiage in your marketing, but that is the approach, right? The difference is everything. Telehealth is a feature, not the headline.

[10:08] “Does the AD&D cover the employees too?” Yes, but there's different coverage for the business owner and for individuals. We do have a comparison chart on the allutional page. I can jump to that. Let me show you just so you know where it is. I've paused my screen. I'm pulling up allutional.com.

[10:44] Okay, so the accidental death and dismemberment — the business owner is fully covered. The family AD&D is $10,000 per employee, $2,500 per spouse, $2,500 each dependent child. So the dollar amount on — let's see if I have the — oh, what are the — this telehealth comparison, is it here, accidental death and dismemberment? All right, so we've got coverage. Okay, yeah, I'll get that number for you. Yes, but to briefly answer your question, yes, the family is covered.

[11:54] All right, get back to my slides. All right, so any questions? “Can you call it tele-help here?” Donald, where is “here?” I wanna answer your question correctly, but I wanna know what you mean when you say “here.” You're very welcome, Sedita. I see Junior Sedita as your name, so please let me know what I should call you. Okay, so that's for our — Joe, thank you, Joe. So that's our conversation about compliance. It is being actively monitored by both the allutional team and the partner provider that allutional has contracted with, so it is serious. So we do have to notify you, and then you follow up after 24 hours, and if it's not corrected, your agent link is suspended, and if continued action is not, or if action is continued to not be taken, etc., we will have to terminate agent agreements, and we definitely don't want to do that. I will say, I know some folks have “telehealth” in your URL, and that is not going to work. So if you want to reply to any notice you get and say, “Okay, I'm aware, I'm working on it,” etc., that 24-hour mark — we can help you bridge, right, and not just terminate the agreement because we know you're working on it, right?

[13:26] We're taking the position that we believe everyone has the best intentions. “A previous slide — can we call it telehealth here on this slide, the full business package?” No, you can include telehealth as a feature. You cannot call it a “telehealth package.” It is a “business benefits package” or “benefits package.” You can use the term “benefits package,” right. All right.

📌 Today's 2 p.m. Live Build Session — What to Expect

[14:01] Vanessa: So next up today — the live build working session. Briefly talk about this. Yes, it will be recorded, but we would love to have you there in person so that we can answer any questions that you have. The reason I bring it up here is because while it is not specifically Small Business Advantage or allutional training, it is the perfect matchup. If you aren't completely an expert on web design, email copywriting, sending cold marketing, Facebook posts and socials — like if you aren't an absolute pro expert and 100% comfortable building an entire marketing campaign and hosting it and launching it — this is a solution that works for you. And now that we've talked about everything in compliance, you know exactly what to plug in, etc., because on the call today, it is a completely proven system that in under 45 minutes — I say 45, the record, the real average is 37 minutes — in 37 minutes, you can go from absolutely an idea, which is “I want to generate leads for my Small Business Advantage opportunity,” and you've got the resources, you've got all of the marketing materials that I've already given you. We plug them in, and it is built out, published, hosted, dispersed, launched — everything for you within the hour.

[15:36] Again, the average quantifiable time is 37 minutes, but I'll say under 45 because I like to take things a little slow, maybe give it a test run. But so right, it's not just like your run-of-the-mill webinar where we're flipping through slides like I'm doing right here right now. It is a hands-on live build workshop. So if you need any help, if you wanna move beyond just cold email, if you wanna move beyond knocking on doors or doing cold calls, whatever you're doing spreading the word right now — if you want to branch out and build an online presence for the allutional opportunity, be that for reaching out targeting associations or for targeting the trades, individual businesses, whatever your approach — you absolutely can learn how to do that today on our two o'clock call.

[16:24] So struggling with leads or want help promoting online? Because this is an online-based workshop, this is a can't-miss session, you all. I have reserved all of our VIPs a space and emailed you a link to join. But if you don't see that email — it comes from helpagetsupport.biz from Brian Anderson — if you don't see it, please just send me a ticket at getsupport.biz so I can grab that specific link that I generated for you. I can get you the right address, the right link to click, because if you go through the registration, that is not a guaranteed seat, right? Your Small Business Advantage seats as VIPs are guaranteed. We're almost to capacity on that call, so you definitely wanna use your guaranteed seat link.

[17:11] All right. Okay. So Alita says she got the link. Excellent. “Is this program that we will need to purchase in addition to allutional, or some additional amazing training for growing our business?” Alita, it's both. This is a program that builds and launches for you any marketing that you want to promote online. I'm sharing it with you guys specifically because it is a perfect launching pad for allutional. And of course, anything else that you are promoting in a lead-generating capacity — referral business, if you're selling affiliate products, etc., anything that you're doing cold email with — this ties in perfectly. From the call you'll walk away with a fully functional lead generation system that integrates everything — the Small Batch cold email tactics, the FinTitan lead tactic, the allutional benefits promotion — all of those things are completely applicable. And it truly is going to be built live, step-by-step, and replicable immediately at two o'clock. So, love to see you there.

[18:33] Guy's gonna have to catch the replay. Okay, and if you wanna blow us out of the meeting, we'll be there. “Wendy asks — this is off topic, but can you remind me how to sign up a field agent under me?” Absolutely, yes. So let me — I'm going to go ahead and say, okay, so next up we're going to talk about our cold email replies, but let me refresh Wendy on this. Hold on one second, because it is a great refresher.

📌 How to Sign Up a Field Agent Under You

[19:04] Vanessa: See, I am logging into the Small Business Advantage members area. All right. In your training course, go to “Multitude of Ways to Earn.” This teaches you about the various ways — it will cover contacting associations, it will cover directly selling to businesses, but it also talks about earning an override on referring another field agent to be, quote, under you, right? So this is all covered here. These are the terms — you click this blue button right here, “Register to refer agents, earn commission on their enrolled members.” Click this button. There's more information — we want to make sure that the terms are clear. So it opens up a page, and then when you register a Small Business Advantage affiliate, clicking that button enrolls you. There is not a form. Okay, by clicking that button, it triggers your logged-in account because you're logged in as a member. Okay, it knows who you are. It registers your membership, your agent as a primary agent, and allows you to have sub-agents. Watch your email inbox — your affiliate details will be emailed to you. Does everybody make sense? Wendy, do you know what I'm saying? Right, and then you just — yes, perfect, great — and then you just get a link, you share with them, they buy, and when they purchase, you not only earn an override on their enrolled members, you earn a commission on the account they choose to purchase.

📌 Responding to Cold Email Replies — Association Lead Gen Scripts

[21:05] Vanessa: All right, so back to our regularly scheduled program. Okay, so our cold emails — everybody remembers the emails, right? They were casual, talking friendly to a business: “Would you like some more information about the benefits package?” We made a three-touch call-to-action sequence — the call to action was a reply. So in this training we're going to presume that the associations that you've sent these emails to are all responding. It's true — a lot of agents freeze here. Okay, “I've got a fish on the hook, what do I do now?” And the golden rule is don't try to sell via email, right? Your role at this point, when they're talking to you, when they're interested, they've raised their hand, is to bridge them to the allutional team. Get them to sign up on your page, or get them to give you permission, right, to enter them as a lead on your page, right? If they've consented — if they have given you the confirmation that they are ready to speak to an expert — “Let me connect you with the allutional expert that can walk you through, they will white-glove your experience,” etc. Your goal is to move them into a conversation, a call, or a handoff to the closing team, okay?

[22:46] So first of all, that takes a lot of pressure off you. I know a lot of people here — what appeals about the allutional program is how much support you have in selling and closing. You all know that Tom and Tim will literally hop in a plane and fly to an association, right? So getting somebody on a hook to have that conversation — now an association, you wouldn't enter them in as a lead on your recapture form. Obviously you're there and we'll talk about what you say that they're there. But again, it's still bridging the conversation, getting them on basically the phone with Tom or Tim. Okay.

[23:25] So the first email was the hook, right? The subject was “easy revenue for association name,” offering the $39.95 suite, earning $3 per member, right? So the email was basically, “Do you have a moment to talk about this? Would you like some more information?” etc. And so a sample reply would be, “Sure, yes.” Right? They're not giving you much. There's not a lot of meat on that bone, but it's something. Right? So what are your action steps? Immediately reach out via phone, right? If you see that email come in — and I do highly recommend setting the alarm to be an obnoxious ringtone for when emails about this come in to you — because you want to strike while that iron is hot. Give them a call. They probably have a signature in their email — you probably just discovered or captured or earned their direct contact information. It could be a cell phone. It could be their office phone, but most signature lines do have a direct phone number. Oh my gosh, score, right? So pick up the phone and call them.

[24:33] So: “Hi, Bob” — right, the signature line name tells you what to call them — “Thanks for getting back to me. The $39.95 suite is fully turnkey for your association.” Use their association name. “Includes telehealth, ID protection, and more.” I would recommend that you do a little research to see what kind of association it is. You have your list of who you've reached out to — let's make sure that what you're saying in that script, while it is under the umbrella of “it includes telehealth, ID protection, and more,” right, you're not just saying “telehealth.” If it trades, you would hit the accidental death and dismemberment. And you can talk about the legal services, right? So like try to see if you can figure out, kind of glean, a guess is better than nothing — what do you think is gonna really resonate with that industry, right? “So you just share it with your members and you earn $3 per member monthly. Sounds like a fit?” So immediate call script to get that conversation going.

[25:37] After your phone call, you're gonna follow up with an email. That doesn't matter if you speak to them in person, maybe you've got their voicemail — but definitely always follow up with an email, replying to the email they sent you. “Hey, I reached out and left you a voicemail,” and then kind of talked about what you left on the voicemail, right? So you're hitting them from two aspects. You're providing more information. If they do have a question — in the example reply, if they say anything more than “I have a moment” — definitely address that so it doesn't feel like an automated response, right? You are at this point speaking one-on-one. You're building a relationship. And again, you're not trying to sell them — you're just trying to get them interested enough that they will be willing to talk to Tom and Tim, right?

[26:36] All right, so touch two — maybe they reply to the second email in the system, which was “no work factor.” And in that email, our approach was to talk about how they didn't have a staff, they didn't have time — “No staff, no time, no problem.” I remember that was a member-suggested subject line. We love it, right? “We handle marketing at no cost.” Okay, so “send me some info, we're very busy.” Not only is this like great — yes, they're very busy, you're solving a problem they already had — they're also telling you, “Don't hit me with a wall of text. I'm busy, and respect my time. Give me some bullet points. Keep it snappy,” right? “I'm sending the info now.” You call them, right? “I'm sending the info now” — so you're not going to try to dump everything onto them on a phone call, but you are following up immediately to let them know you're responsive. “I'm sending the info now, but I wanted to quickly clarify — this requires zero work from your staff. We handle all the marketing. You provide the member list and we'll do the rest while you take $3 per member.”

[27:36] This could be a point to clarify that it's not per member. They have — maybe they have a thousand-member list and that caps out at $3,000, right, $3,000 a month. But if they are a Chamber of Commerce, if they are a professional association where the members they are selling to are business owners, every employee that the business owner enrolls is a member, right? So this is a point to say — know what kind of association you're talking to, know what kind of members they have so that you can address their revenue potential correctly from the onset. Getting that right, and having that number be as impressive as possible while being accurate, is a really strong tool.

[28:30] So in your follow-up email, “as promised” — right, “I left you a voicemail,” or “as we spoke about” — “here's the information. I've highlighted the section showing how our team handles all member marketing so your staff doesn't have to lift a finger. When can we review this together?” You can drop in a calendar link, etc. And you've got all the resources about how we help associations in the members area. You can take that and personalize it. I don't recommend sending them a bunch of attachments or screenshots — like, go ahead and write it out. Make a form email that you have that is how you want to speak to the various associations that you're targeting, right? The way you talk to a Chamber of Commerce or a professional trades organization is different from, say, how we talked to the Tavern League, which is an association full of bars and taverns, right? So know who your audience is and be ready with that follow-up email, okay?

[29:29] And the final email that we sent was the pivot. “Am I talking to the right person?” Asking for their correct contact for non-dues revenue. This is where they may say, “No, I'm not the right person — talk to Sarah,” right? Okay, now we switch and we're going to talk to Sarah. First of all, make sure that you do thank your original contact so that you don't just burn that bridge, because now we're working with two folks — two is better than one. It could feel like, “Okay, now I have to give Sarah all my attention because that's the name I was given.” We can always follow up with contact number one if Sarah is maybe not responsive. So: “Hey Sarah, [name], this is where you're referring to who told you to talk to Sarah, suggested I reach out. We're helping associations like yours generate non-dues revenue.” Basically it's the same prompt from the first email, right, but now we're with the right person. And we have the added authority that someone has authorized us to speak to Sarah and given us Sarah's contact information.

[30:33] Do reiterate it pays $3 per member monthly. “You have five minutes to see how we can handle this rollout for you.” At this point, also side quest — now Sarah can start — like if Sarah doesn't respond to this very one, you can send her, of course, the second email in the sequence, the third email in the sequence, or not another pivot. And then so you call her and you say that, and then you follow up with, “Following up on our call — John was right to point me to you. Here's the breakdown of the revenue model and the member benefits. Let me know when you have two minutes to walk through the setup.” Basically, all you need to do is get them to pay enough attention to you to be willing to have a conversation with Tom and Tim.

[31:16] So the conversation — once they start engaging with you, they'll ask basic questions. But you can do some math, right? That's easy. “How many members do you want to market to?” Right? “We see, usually, we expect 30 to 40% of your members to participate. So if they have 1,000, we're talking 300 to 400 folks — so that's $900 to $1,200 a month, recurring.” If they are, like we talked about, a professional organization where each business has employees, you can expand on that with some scenarios, but it would be very, very hard to estimate their revenue at that point. The emphasis here — what we've seen works with the conversion is “you don't have to do anything but agree to let us do this for you,” right? So when I have — when you get Tom and Tim on the phone, they invite me along, and I really emphasize hard: “I'm a marketing person. We customize marketing for you. We speak to your audience on your terms. We want to work with you to find out what is most impactful to your members so we can meet them where they are. There is no lift from your team. We will reach out via our marketing methods to your members if you give us the list.”

[32:48] We do ask — it is an expectation — that they use their established channels to send the messaging that we will create for them. Now, if they want to create their own messaging, if they want to do more, absolutely yes. But the minimum requirement is that they agree to participate and endorse our program. And that is the closing of the loop that Tom and Tim, along with myself, do. Once you get them on the phone with us, your job is to just get them excited, right? They can make money, and don't really have to do anything.

[33:27] Oh, and the other approach, the other aspect or angle to make sure you hit is added value to their membership. Their members get an added value that doesn't cost the association anything, right? The association wants members to feel the value of the monthly fee that they are paying to the association, right? These people pay for the privilege of being in this group. The association has the burden of making sure people feel like it's worth the money to stay in the group. So being able to offer a benefit — right, the ability to join this exclusive benefit package for this incredibly low price that is super competitive and better than all the competitors, etc., etc. — you can only do it if you're working with this association, right? This isn't — it's a special offer for them. So it doesn't cost the association anything to offer this benefit. In fact, just the opposite — it pays them money to offer this for folks, right? So those are the angles in the conversations that you generate from your emails.

📌 Action Items and Open Q&A

[34:48] Vanessa: Oh, I saw this coming. So action items for today. Review — I'm going to tell you what it's supposed to say, my slide builder mucked it up. So review your site and marketing materials for compliance. Fix any violations now. Like I said, we do have a list that we have reached out to. You may see an email. You can reply to it if you have any questions for me. Nobody on the call has asked any questions about compliance, so I feel like we're all doing great. Attend today's live build session — don't miss it if you can possibly help it. And review your scripts and start using them today.

[35:23] I would love to know who out here is using the three-touch email campaign where the call to action is asking for a conversation, asking for a reply. Have any of you launched any of these emails yet? I'm gonna take a sip of water while I wait for feedback.

[35:54] We've been seeing a lot, lot, lot, lot of traffic on the allutional site. I think a lot — the majority of it — came from Tom and Tim being at that trade show and giving out the QR codes. But I know agents are out there beating the streets.

[36:12] Let's see — so Guy says, “I've emailed a couple of associations that I used to be a part of.” Okay, no responses yet. Don't give up, Guy. We're seeing associations are definitely the biggest ticket and the most success that we're seeing has been through associations partnering with allutional. We do have like the one-off leads that come in, just individual businesses, but with the added help of an association endorsing it, that's been the best conversion. And once you get somebody's attention and they get it, man, do they get it, right? So I'm feeling positive about that.

[36:54] Let's see — Kenneth asks, “Business benefits package name will work for businesses, but does not work for associations. What name can we use that works for both?” You can call it a “benefits package.” You don't have to use the word “business benefits package” — but it is a “benefits package,” a “package of benefits.”

[37:16] “What is the status of being able to directly sign up individuals for the benefits program on our affiliate link?” In progress. The dev team is working on it. I can ask them for a status update and see where we're at next week. Associations are able to sign up individuals under themselves as they act as the business. But for your just raw agent link that doesn't go through an association level, currently that's what we're waiting on. So associations can absolutely still offer individual packages.

[38:01] Joe is asking, “I've been gone for a while. I'm pretty sure that when I left off in November, I had an issue with registering my account. Where can I go to get myself up and running and to find out what I need to do?” Use your own agent affiliate link and enter your name and email in that form. And Bethany and the sales team will call you, and she will white-glove walk you through. In the business name, you can write “allutional Agent” so she'll know exactly who you are. But yeah, Bethany will get on the phone with you and walk you through, start to finish, make sure you are all set up. She's a gem. She's a doll.

[38:47] “Any luck with getting testimonials we can use that we can put on the site?” Yes, we're working on that currently. We are talking to a couple of associations and individuals willing to — we're talking about video testimonials and written testimonials. So that is in the works.

[39:02] “I have a compliance issue with my domain. We'll send in a ticket to put on record.” Okay. You need to change the domain. So get to work on buying a new domain and transferring the content over because it does have the word “telehealth” in your domain. But yes, send me a ticket, let me know. Let's put on record that you are aware of the issue and you are working to correct it. So that way, if the partner does come to us with an issue, we can say that we have proactively addressed it and that it is in the works. But yeah, simply — all you would probably, all you need to do is put all of your content on a new URL and then redirect your existing URL that's in all of your marketing, right? So that if anyone uses that URL, it lands on the compliant site.

[40:08] Reggie, does that make sense? You know how to do a redirect with your domain, your server provider, your host provider. All right. Have we gotten all the questions? If everybody feels good, I'm gonna go. I've been practicing and working on doing the build for today at two. So I'm gonna work on that. Yep, you redirect your current domain. That's right, Reggie. That way all of the marketing and advertising and stuff that you already have out there still works, it doesn't go to a dead page — we don't wanna do that to you, right? But when you click on that link and it opens up, it is a compliant site on a compliant domain. That works. We can make that work.

📌 Commission Payments and Wrap-Up

[41:03] Vanessa: All right, everybody, I wanna thank you so much for spending your morning with me. If you have any questions, please let me know. You can post in the Facebook group. Congrats to everyone — yesterday was payday. I sent a ton of commissions out. Congratulations to everyone. If you saw your name on the Facebook post, but you didn't receive your money, that could be that we're waiting on your Relay account to be completed. Relay is how your commissions are paid through ACH direct deposit. So if you were expecting money, saw your name, and didn't get any money, just send us a ticket at getsupport.biz, and we will make sure that your account's all set up.

[41:45] You can also email support@allutional.com. Bethany and the inside team helps me with any messages that go there. That's the email address that's on everybody's pages and the sales page and everything. But if you ever need anything allutional-related — specifically your HealthSense or your BusinessSense account — you can just go directly to support@allutional.com. We are in both places. All right, everybody. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. Have a great weekend and we'll see you next week. Bye.