What if you could quit chasing low-paying gigs and instead build a freelance business that consistently brings in $5,000 or more every single month — without needing a massive portfolio, a computer science degree, or years of experience? It’s happening right now. A growing wave of freelancers has quietly figured out a high-demand, high-margin skill that small businesses are actively paying for: building sales funnels.

And the tool making it possible for everyday freelancers to deliver professional results fast? Systeme.io.

Small businesses are sitting on untapped revenue. They have products, services, and customers — but no structured system to capture leads, follow up automatically, or guide prospects toward a purchase. That gap is costing them thousands of dollars every month. And it’s exactly the gap a skilled freelancer can step in and fill.

Here’s what makes this opportunity different from most freelance niches:

• The demand is massive and growing — nearly every small business needs a funnel but doesn’t know how to build one
• Systeme.io makes the technical side accessible to beginners — no coding required
• Projects command premium prices — a single funnel build can earn you $500 to $2,500
• Clients often need ongoing support — turning one-time projects into predictable monthly retainers

In this guide, you’ll discover exactly how freelancers are using Systeme.io to serve small business clients, what services they’re offering, how the income stacks up to $5,000 a month, and how you can start landing your first client — even if you’re starting from scratch.

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Why Small Businesses Desperately Need Sales Funnels

Let’s paint a picture you’ve probably seen before.

A local business owner — maybe a personal trainer, a small marketing agency, or a boutique shop — is working incredibly hard. They’re posting on social media, running occasional ads, maybe even getting decent foot traffic or website visits. But at the end of the month, the numbers just don’t reflect all that effort. Leads are slipping through the cracks. Follow-ups aren’t happening. Potential customers are visiting their website and leaving without ever taking action.

Sound familiar? This is the reality for the majority of small businesses today.

The problem isn’t that they have a bad product or service. The problem is they have no system working behind the scenes to turn curious strangers into paying customers.

That’s where a sales funnel comes in.

So, What Exactly Is a Sales Funnel?

Think of a sales funnel like a guided path. Instead of sending someone to a generic website homepage and hoping they figure out what to do next, a funnel walks them through a specific journey — step by step — from “I’m interested” all the way to “I’m ready to buy.”

A simple funnel might look like this:

1. A visitor lands on a focused landing page with one clear offer
2. They enter their email in exchange for something valuable (a free guide, a discount, a consultation)
3. They receive a series of automated follow-up emails that build trust
4. They’re guided toward making a purchase or booking a call

It’s not complicated in concept. But for most small business owners, setting this up feels completely overwhelming — which is exactly why they’d rather pay someone else to do it.

Why Small Business Owners Don’t DIY Their Funnels

Here’s something important to understand about your future clients: they’re not lazy — they’re busy.

A small business owner is already wearing ten different hats. They’re handling operations, managing staff, dealing with customer service, and trying to keep the lights on. The last thing they want to do is spend weeks learning a new software tool, writing email sequences, and figuring out how to connect a payment processor.

They don’t need to understand how funnels work. They just need one that works for their business.

That’s your opening as a freelancer. You’re not just selling a technical service — you’re selling time, clarity, and peace of mind.

The Real Cost of Not Having a Funnel

Here’s a stat worth thinking about: studies show that 79% of marketing leads never convert into sales — and the number one reason is a lack of proper follow-up.

Every day a small business operates without a funnel is a day leads are going cold, website visitors are bouncing, and potential revenue is walking out the door.

For a business generating even modest traffic, that could easily translate to thousands of dollars in lost sales every single month. When you frame your service that way to a potential client — as a solution that pays for itself — suddenly your $1,500 funnel build doesn’t sound expensive. It sounds like a no-brainer.

The Opportunity Is Wide Open

Here’s the best part: most small businesses still don’t have this figured out.

Unlike large corporations with dedicated marketing teams and big budgets, small businesses are underserved. They know they need better systems. They’ve probably even Googled “how to get more leads” a time or two. But without the time, technical know-how, or resources to build it themselves, they stay stuck.

That gap — between what small businesses need and what they currently have — is your opportunity. And it’s not a small one.

There are 33 million small businesses in the United States alone. Add in the rest of the world and you’re looking at a virtually unlimited pool of potential clients who need exactly what you can offer.

All you need is the right tool to deliver results quickly, affordably, and professionally. That’s where Systeme.io comes in — and we’ll dig into exactly why it’s a freelancer’s secret weapon in the next section.

Why Systeme.io Is the Perfect Tool for Freelancers

There’s no shortage of tools out there claiming to help you build funnels and automate your marketing. ClickFunnels, Kartra, Kajabi, GoHighLevel — the list goes on. So why are smart freelancers increasingly choosing Systeme.io over all the other options?

Simple: it’s the tool that makes the most sense for you and your clients.

Let’s break down exactly why.

First, What Is Systeme.io?

Systeme.io is an all-in-one online business platform built to help entrepreneurs and small businesses market, sell, and grow — without needing a dozen different tools to do it.

It was founded by Aurélien Amacker in 2018 with one core mission: to make powerful marketing tools accessible and affordable for everyone. And it’s delivered on that promise in a big way. With over 300,000 users worldwide and a rock-solid free plan that most competitors simply can’t match, Systeme.io has become one of the fastest-growing platforms in the online business space.

But what really matters to you as a freelancer is this: it’s incredibly easy to learn, fast to build with, and delivers real results for clients.

Everything Your Clients Need — In One Place

One of the biggest headaches small business owners face is juggling multiple tools that don’t talk to each other properly. They might have one tool for landing pages, another for email marketing, a separate platform for selling courses, and yet another for managing affiliates — each with its own monthly fee and learning curve.

Systeme.io eliminates all of that.

Here’s what’s packed into a single Systeme.io account:

• Funnel Builder — Drag-and-drop editor to build beautiful, high-converting sales funnels and landing pages from scratch or using pre-built templates
• Email Marketing & Automation — Create email sequences, broadcast campaigns, and set up behavior-triggered automations that nurture leads on autopilot
• Online Course Hosting — Build and sell courses with a fully integrated membership area, no third-party platform needed
• Membership Sites — Create gated content communities with tiered access levels
• E-commerce & Order Bumps — Sell physical or digital products, add one-click upsells and order bumps to increase average order value
• Affiliate Program Management — Set up and manage a full affiliate program directly inside the platform
• Blogging — Publish SEO-friendly blog content without needing a separate CMS
• Automation Rules & Workflows — Build powerful if-this-then-that automations that connect every part of the platform together

For your clients, this means one login, one dashboard, one monthly bill. For you as a freelancer, it means you only need to master one platform to deliver an enormous range of services.

The Free Plan Is a Game-Changer

Here’s where Systeme.io really separates itself from the competition — and it’s a detail that makes selling your services dramatically easier.

Systeme.io’s free plan is genuinely free. Forever.

Not a 14-day trial. Not a “free” plan with so many limitations it’s barely usable. A real, functional free account that includes:

• Up to 2,000 contacts
• 3 sales funnels
• 1 membership site
• Unlimited emails
• 1 automation rule
• Access to the course builder

What does this mean for you as a freelancer? It means you can build your entire portfolio without spending a cent. Practice funnel after practice funnel, completely free, until you’re confident enough to charge clients premium rates.

And for your clients? The free plan lowers the barrier to entry massively. A skeptical small business owner who’s nervous about yet another monthly subscription can get started without pulling out their credit card — and once they see the results your funnel delivers, upgrading is an easy conversation.

Faster Builds = Higher Profit Margins

Time is money in freelancing. The longer it takes you to build a deliverable, the less you’re actually earning per hour.

This is another area where Systeme.io shines. The platform is designed for speed. Pre-built funnel templates mean you’re not starting from a blank canvas every time. The drag-and-drop editor is intuitive enough that most freelancers get comfortable with it within a few days. And because everything is under one roof, you’re not wasting hours troubleshooting integrations between disconnected tools.

A funnel that might take you two weeks to build using a patchwork of separate tools? You can deliver it in two to three days on Systeme.io — especially once you’ve built a few and developed your own workflow.

That speed directly impacts your bottom line. When you can deliver quality work faster, you can take on more clients, charge confidently, and build a reputation for quick turnaround — which is a huge selling point in itself.

It’s Built for Small Business Budgets

Most small businesses aren’t working with enterprise-level marketing budgets. When a client is comparing tools, price matters — a lot.

Compare Systeme.io’s paid plans (starting at just $27/month) against alternatives like ClickFunnels (starting at $97/month) or Kajabi (starting at $149/month) and the value difference is stark. For a small business owner, recommending Systeme.io isn’t just a technical decision — it’s a financially smart one. And clients remember when you save them money.

That trust? It turns into referrals. And referrals are the lifeblood of a thriving freelance business.

One Tool to Master, Endless Services to Offer

Perhaps the most underrated benefit of building your freelance business around Systeme.io is focus.

Many freelancers make the mistake of trying to learn every tool on the market, spreading themselves thin and becoming mediocre at many things instead of exceptional at one. When you go deep on Systeme.io, you become the go-to expert — the person clients seek out specifically because you know the platform inside and out.

And as you’ll see in the next section, mastering one platform doesn’t limit the services you can offer. It actually expands them in ways that can dramatically increase your income.

What Services Can Freelancers Offer Using Systeme.io?

One of the biggest misconceptions about becoming a funnel-building freelancer is that you’re limited to one type of service. In reality, Systeme.io’s all-in-one nature means you can offer a wide menu of high-value services — all from a single platform you already know well.

This is great news for two reasons. First, it gives you flexibility to serve different types of clients with different needs. Second, it opens the door to offering multiple services to the same client — which means more income without constantly hunting for new business.

Let’s walk through the core services you can offer.

1. Sales Funnel Design & Build

This is the bread and butter of most Systeme.io freelancers — and for good reason. It’s in high demand, it delivers clear, measurable value, and it commands strong pricing.

A sales funnel build typically includes designing and building a multi-step funnel — landing page, sales page, order page, and thank you page — complete with copywriting, branding, and a connected email sequence.

Depending on the complexity, a single funnel build can range from $500 to $2,500 or more. A simple lead generation funnel for a local business sits at the lower end. A full product launch funnel with upsells, downsells, and a complete email sequence sits at the higher end.

This is your flagship service. Everything else builds around it.

2. Lead Generation Funnels

Every business needs leads. A lead generation funnel — also called an opt-in funnel — is one of the simplest funnels to build and one of the easiest to sell to a small business client.

The concept is straightforward: a visitor lands on a page, exchanges their email address for something valuable (a free guide, a checklist, a discount code, a free consultation), and enters an automated email sequence that nurtures them toward becoming a paying customer.

These funnels are quick to build, which makes them a great entry-level offer for new freelancers building their portfolio. You can deliver real results fast, build trust with the client, and use that momentum to upsell them on more comprehensive services down the line.

3. Webinar Funnels

Webinars are one of the most powerful sales tools available to coaches, consultants, and service-based businesses. But setting up a webinar funnel — registration page, confirmation emails, reminder sequences, replay page, and follow-up emails — involves a lot of moving parts.

That complexity is your opportunity.

A well-built webinar funnel on Systeme.io can convert cold traffic into high-ticket clients on autopilot. Clients who run webinars regularly understand the value of a properly built funnel, which means they’re often willing to pay premium prices and come back month after month for tweaks and optimization.

4. Product Launch Funnels

When a small business or creator is launching a new product, course, or service, they need a carefully sequenced funnel to maximize sales during the launch window. This typically includes a pre-launch opt-in page, a series of warm-up emails building anticipation, a sales page, checkout, upsell pages, and post-purchase follow-up sequences.

Product launch funnels are among the most complex — and the most lucrative — funnels you can build. They require strategic thinking, solid copywriting, and technical execution. If you can deliver all three, you can easily charge $2,000 to $5,000 for a single project.

5. Email Marketing Setup & Automation

Not every client needs a full funnel build right away. Some just need their email marketing cleaned up and automated properly.

This is a standalone service you can offer that includes setting up email lists and tags inside Systeme.io, writing and scheduling automated welcome sequences, creating nurture sequences for cold leads, and building broadcast campaigns for promotions and announcements.

Email automation is also an excellent add-on service to bundle with any funnel build — increasing your project value without dramatically increasing your workload.

6. Online Course & Membership Site Setup

Systeme.io makes it remarkably simple to build and host online courses and membership communities. For coaches, educators, and content creators, this is a massive value-add.

As a freelancer, you can offer to set up their entire course infrastructure — uploading content, organizing modules and lessons, setting up membership tiers, configuring access rules, and connecting everything to a sales funnel that sells the course on autopilot.

This type of project often pairs naturally with a sales funnel build, making it easy to bundle both services together and increase your total project fee significantly.

7. Funnel Audits & Optimization

Here’s a service that’s often overlooked by new freelancers but can be incredibly lucrative: auditing and optimizing existing funnels.

Many small businesses already have some kind of funnel set up — but it’s underperforming. Pages aren’t converting. Emails aren’t being opened. The checkout process has too much friction. You come in, identify exactly what’s broken or underoptimized, and fix it.

A funnel audit can be positioned as a lower-ticket entry point — typically $150 to $500 — that naturally leads into a larger optimization or rebuild project. It’s also a great way to get a foot in the door with clients who are hesitant to commit to a big upfront investment right away.

8. Monthly Retainer Management

This is where your income goes from unpredictable to stable and scalable.

Once a funnel is live, it needs ongoing attention — split testing headlines and CTAs, monitoring conversion rates, updating email sequences, adding new funnel stages, and making seasonal adjustments. Most small business owners have no interest in doing this themselves, which makes a monthly retainer an easy sell.

Retainers typically range from $500 to $1,500 per month depending on the scope of work. Land just two or three retainer clients and you’ve already built a reliable income base — before you’ve even counted your one-time project fees.

Putting It All Together

The real power of offering services on Systeme.io isn’t any single service in isolation — it’s how naturally they stack and compound.

A client might come to you for a simple lead generation funnel. You deliver great work, build trust, and a month later they’re asking you to set up their email automation. Then their course. Then their membership site. Then they’re on a retainer.

What started as a $750 project has become a $1,500/month ongoing relationship — all within the same platform you already know inside and out.

That’s the power of building your freelance business around one deeply mastered tool.

How to Get Your First Systeme.io Client

Everything we’ve covered so far — the opportunity, the platform, the services, the income potential — means nothing until you land that first paying client. And if you’re honest, this is probably the part that feels most intimidating.

That’s completely normal. But here’s the truth: getting your first client is simpler than you think. It doesn’t require a polished website, a huge social media following, or years of experience. It requires clarity, a little courage, and a willingness to take consistent action.

Let’s walk through exactly how to do it.

Step 1: Get Crystal Clear on Who You Serve

Before you write a single outreach message or post a single piece of content, you need to answer one critical question: who is your ideal client?

This is where many new freelancers go wrong. They try to serve everyone — any business, any industry, any budget — and end up attracting no one. The riches, as they say, are in the niches.

The good news is you don’t need to overthink this. Start by asking yourself a few simple questions:

• What industries do I already have some knowledge or interest in?
• What types of businesses clearly need funnels but probably don’t have them?
• Who can afford to pay for this service and understands the value of marketing?

Some of the most profitable niches for Systeme.io freelancers right now include:

• Health and wellness coaches — personal trainers, nutritionists, life coaches
• Local service businesses — dentists, real estate agents, chiropractors, law firms
• Course creators and educators — online coaches selling digital products
• E-commerce brands — especially those selling digital or info products
• Consultants and agency owners — who need funnels for their own lead generation

Pick one niche to start. You can always expand later. But starting with a focused niche makes your outreach sharper, your portfolio more relevant, and your positioning far more compelling.

Step 2: Build a Portfolio Before You Have Clients

Here’s a question new freelancers often ask: “How do I get clients without a portfolio, and how do I get a portfolio without clients?”

It’s a fair concern — but it’s also easier to solve than you think. You don’t need real client work to build a portfolio. You just need real funnels.

Thanks to Systeme.io’s free plan, you can build as many practice funnels as you need without spending a single dollar. Here’s how to approach it:

• Build funnels for fictional businesses in your chosen niche. Create a lead generation funnel for an imaginary fitness coach. Build a product launch funnel for a made-up online course. Make them look as real and polished as possible.
• Offer one or two free or heavily discounted projects to real businesses in exchange for a testimonial and permission to feature the work in your portfolio. A local business owner, a friend with a side hustle, or a Facebook group member looking for help — these are all great candidates.
• Document your process. Screenshots, before-and-after comparisons, and a simple case study explaining what you built and why make your portfolio far more persuasive than just showing a pretty page.

Within two to three weeks of focused effort, you can have a portfolio that looks completely credible — even as a brand new freelancer.

Step 3: Know Where to Find Your Clients

With a niche chosen and a portfolio ready, it’s time to go find the people who need your help. Here are the most effective channels for landing your first Systeme.io clients:

Facebook Groups This is one of the fastest and most underutilized channels for new freelancers. Search Facebook for groups related to your niche — “online coaches,” “small business owners,” “digital entrepreneurs,” “course creators” — and join the most active ones. Spend a few days genuinely engaging, answering questions, and adding value before you pitch anything. Once you’ve established a small presence, you can share your services or respond directly to people asking for marketing help.

LinkedIn Outreach LinkedIn is a goldmine for B2B freelance services. Use the search function to find business owners, coaches, and entrepreneurs in your niche. Send personalized connection requests followed by a simple, non-pushy message introducing yourself and what you do. The key word here is personalized — generic copy-paste messages get ignored. Reference something specific about their business and lead with how you can help them.

Upwork and Fiverr Freelance marketplaces aren’t glamorous, but they work — especially when you’re starting out and need social proof fast. Create a focused profile around Systeme.io funnel building, use clear and specific service descriptions, and price competitively at first to land your first few reviews. Once you have five-star feedback, you can raise your rates and start attracting higher-quality clients.

Local Business Networking Don’t underestimate the power of your own backyard. Local business owners — especially those running service-based businesses like gyms, clinics, or agencies — often have marketing budgets but no idea how to spend them effectively. Attend local networking events, Chamber of Commerce meetups, or even just reach out to businesses you already patronize. A face-to-face conversation can fast-track trust in a way that online outreach simply can’t.

Your Existing Network Before you look anywhere else, start here. Tell everyone you know — friends, family, former colleagues, LinkedIn connections — that you’re now offering funnel-building services for small businesses. You’d be surprised how often the first paying client comes from an unexpected connection. A friend of a friend who runs a coaching business. A former coworker who just launched a side hustle. Don’t overlook the network you already have.

Step 4: Craft an Offer That’s Hard to Say No To

Here’s a mistake that kills a lot of promising freelance pitches before they even get off the ground: leading with the tool instead of the outcome.

Telling a potential client “I build Systeme.io funnels” means almost nothing to a small business owner who’s never heard of Systeme.io. But telling them “I help fitness coaches automatically capture leads and convert them into paying clients without manually chasing anyone down” — that gets attention.

Always lead with the result your client will experience, not the technical service you’re providing. Frame your offer around outcomes:

• More leads captured every week
• More sales without more manual effort
• A system that works while they sleep
• Fewer leads slipping through the cracks

Then, once they’re interested, you can explain the how — including the platform you use to make it happen.

Step 5: Use a Simple Outreach Script

You don’t need a complicated sales strategy to land your first client. A simple, genuine, value-focused message is all it takes. Here’s a framework you can adapt for LinkedIn, email, or Facebook:

“Hey [Name], I came across your [business/profile/post] and noticed you’re doing great work in [niche]. I specialize in building automated sales funnels for [niche] businesses using Systeme.io — helping them capture more leads and convert them into clients without the manual follow-up grind.

I recently built a funnel for a [similar business type] that [brief result — e.g., doubled their opt-in rate in the first two weeks].

Would you be open to a quick 20-minute call to explore whether something like that could work for your business? No pressure at all — just a conversation.”

Keep it short. Keep it specific. Keep it about them, not you. And always end with a low-commitment call to action — a short call, not a request to sign a contract.

Step 6: Nail the Discovery Call

When a prospect says yes to a call, your job isn’t to sell — it’s to listen.

Ask questions about their current marketing process, where leads are coming from, what’s working and what isn’t, and what their goals look like over the next six to twelve months. The more you understand their specific situation, the more precisely you can position your service as the exact solution they need.

By the end of the call, if there’s a genuine fit, present a simple proposal on the spot or follow up within 24 hours. Speed matters — the longer you wait to follow up, the colder the conversation gets.

One Last Thing: Don’t Wait Until You’re “Ready”

The biggest thing standing between most aspiring freelancers and their first client isn’t skill, tools, or experience. It’s waiting too long to start.

You don’t need to be a Systeme.io expert to land your first project. You need to be one step ahead of your client — and given that most small business owners have never touched a funnel builder in their lives, that bar is lower than you think.

Start building practice funnels today. Start reaching out this week. Land your first client — even at a discounted rate — and use that momentum to build everything else on top of it.

The best time to start was yesterday. The second best time is right now.

Step-by-Step: How to Build a Basic Funnel in Systeme.io

Alright — enough strategy. Let’s get practical.

One of the most compelling things you can do as a freelancer is show potential clients exactly what you’re capable of building. And the best way to build that confidence — in yourself and in your clients — is to actually get inside Systeme.io and start creating.

In this section, we’re going to walk through building a simple but fully functional lead generation funnel from start to finish. This is the exact type of funnel you’ll build for your very first clients — and once you’ve done it once, you’ll be amazed at how quickly you can replicate and improve the process.

Let’s dive in.

Before You Start: Create Your Free Systeme.io Account

If you haven’t already, head over to Systeme.io and create your free account. It takes less than two minutes — just enter your name, email address, and a password and you’re in. No credit card required.

Once you’re inside the dashboard, take a few minutes to click around and familiarize yourself with the layout. You’ll notice the navigation is clean and straightforward — funnels, emails, contacts, courses, and settings are all clearly labeled and easy to find. This is by design. Systeme.io is built for people who want to get things done, not spend hours figuring out where everything is.

What We’re Building

For this walkthrough, we’re going to build a simple lead generation funnel for a fictional health coach named Sarah. Here’s what the funnel will include:

• A landing page offering a free “5-Day Meal Plan” PDF in exchange for an email address
• A thank you page confirming the download and setting expectations for what’s coming next
• A 3-email welcome sequence that delivers the freebie and begins building a relationship with new subscribers

This is one of the most common and most effective funnels you’ll build for clients — and it’s a perfect starting point.

Step 1: Create a New Funnel

From your Systeme.io dashboard, click on “Funnels” in the left-hand navigation menu, then click the orange “Create” button in the top right corner.

You’ll be prompted to give your funnel a name — something like “Sarah’s Lead Gen Funnel” works perfectly — and select a funnel goal. For our purposes, select “Build an audience” since we’re focused on capturing email leads.

Click “Save” and your funnel is created. You’ll now see a funnel builder interface showing the different steps of your funnel. By default, Systeme.io will set up a basic two-step structure — a squeeze page and a thank you page — which is exactly what we need.

Step 2: Choose and Customize Your Landing Page Template

Click on the first funnel step — your landing page — and then click “Edit page.” This opens the drag-and-drop page editor.

Systeme.io offers a solid library of pre-built templates organized by funnel type. For a lead generation funnel, look for a clean, simple opt-in template — ideally one with a strong headline area, a brief description section, an email capture form, and a call-to-action button.

Once you’ve selected your template, it’s time to customize. Here’s what to focus on:

Headline This is the most important element on the page. It needs to immediately communicate the value of what the visitor is getting. For Sarah’s funnel, something like: “Get Your Free 5-Day Meal Plan and Start Feeling Lighter by This Time Next Week” is specific, benefit-driven, and speaks directly to the target audience.

Subheadline Use this space to add a little more context or overcome a potential objection. For example: “No complicated recipes. No expensive ingredients. Just a simple, realistic plan that actually fits your life.”

Opt-in Form Keep it simple. Ask for first name and email only. Every additional field you add reduces the number of people who complete the form. Less friction equals more leads.

Call-to-Action Button Avoid generic button text like “Submit” or “Sign Up.” Instead, use action-oriented, benefit-focused copy like “Send Me the Free Meal Plan” or “Yes, I Want This!” Small copy changes like this can meaningfully improve conversion rates.

Visual Elements Add a simple mockup image of the free PDF or a relevant lifestyle photo. Visuals make the offer feel more real and tangible, which increases perceived value and opt-in rates.

Once you’re happy with the design, click “Save” in the top right corner.

Step 3: Set Up Your Thank You Page

Navigate back to your funnel steps and click on the second step — the thank you page. Click “Edit page” to open the editor.

The thank you page has two jobs: confirm that the sign-up was successful and tell the new subscriber exactly what to expect next.

Keep this page simple and warm. A few key elements to include:

Confirmation Message Something like: “You’re in! Check your inbox — your free 5-Day Meal Plan is on its way.”

Set Expectations Let them know what’s coming next: “Over the next few days, I’ll also be sending you some of my best tips for staying on track — keep an eye out!”

Optional: A Soft Next Step You can use the thank you page to invite the new subscriber to take one more action — follow Sarah on Instagram, watch a short welcome video, or join a free Facebook community. Don’t overwhelm them with options, but one gentle next step can deepen engagement right from the start.

Save the page when you’re done.

Step 4: Create Your Email Automation Sequence

This is where the real magic happens. An automated email sequence means that the moment someone opts in, a pre-written series of emails goes out on autopilot — no manual sending required.

From your dashboard, navigate to “Emails” and then “Campaigns.” Click “Create” and name your campaign something like “Sarah’s Welcome Sequence.”

Now create your first three emails:

Email 1 — Delivered Immediately: Welcome and Deliver the Freebie

• Subject line: “Here’s your free 5-Day Meal Plan, [First Name]!”
• Content: Warm welcome, deliver the download link, brief introduction to who Sarah is and how she helps people, and a simple teaser of what’s coming in the next email.
• Send timing: Immediately upon opt-in

Email 2 — Delivered Day 2: Add Value and Build Trust

• Subject line: “The #1 mistake most people make when trying to eat healthy”
• Content: A genuinely helpful tip related to the subscriber’s goal. No selling here — just pure value. This email exists to build trust and establish Sarah as someone worth listening to.
• Send timing: 1 day after Email 1

Email 3 — Delivered Day 4: Soft Introduction to Sarah’s Paid Offer

• Subject line: “Want help putting this into practice, [First Name]?”
• Content: Transition naturally from value-giving into a soft mention of Sarah’s paid coaching program or service. Frame it as a natural next step for subscribers who want more personalized help — not a hard sell.
• Send timing: 2 days after Email 2

Once your emails are written, you’ll connect this campaign to your funnel by setting up an automation rule. In Systeme.io, navigate to “Automations” and create a rule that says: “When a contact subscribes to [your funnel opt-in form] → Add to [Sarah’s Welcome Sequence campaign].”

This is the automation that makes everything run on autopilot. The moment someone fills out the form on the landing page, they’re automatically added to the email sequence. No manual work required.

Step 5: Connect a Custom Domain (Optional but Recommended)

By default, your funnel will run on a Systeme.io subdomain. For practice funnels and portfolio work, this is completely fine. But for client deliverables, connecting a custom domain — like sarahshealthcoaching.com — makes the funnel look far more professional and on-brand.

In Systeme.io, navigate to “Settings” and then “Custom Domains.” Follow the simple instructions to connect your client’s domain. It typically involves adding a CNAME record through their domain registrar — a process that takes about five minutes and is well-documented in Systeme.io’s help center.

Step 6: Test Everything Before You Deliver

This step is non-negotiable. Before you hand anything over to a client, test the entire funnel yourself as if you were a real visitor.

Go through this checklist:

• ✅ Does the landing page load quickly and look good on mobile?
• ✅ Does the opt-in form work correctly?
• ✅ Does the thank you page appear after submitting the form?
• ✅ Did you receive the confirmation email with the correct download link?
• ✅ Are the follow-up emails arriving at the right times with the correct content?
• ✅ Are all links, buttons, and images working properly?
• ✅ Does the funnel look clean and professional on both desktop and mobile?

Fix anything that doesn’t work perfectly. Delivering a polished, thoroughly tested funnel is one of the fastest ways to build a reputation for quality — and earn glowing testimonials that attract your next client.

Step 7: Deliver and Onboard Your Client

Once everything is tested and working perfectly, it’s time to hand the funnel over to your client. Here’s how to do it professionally:

Record a Walkthrough Video Use a free tool like Loom to record a short screen-share video walking your client through every part of the funnel — what each page does, how the email sequence works, and how to log into their Systeme.io account to view contacts and stats. Clients love this. It makes them feel informed and confident, and it dramatically reduces the number of follow-up questions you’ll receive.

Provide a Simple One-Page Summary A clean document outlining what was built, what it does, and any recommended next steps shows professionalism and sets clear expectations for what happens after delivery.

Plant the Retainer Seed This is the moment to mention your ongoing management package. Something simple: “Now that the funnel is live, I’d recommend monitoring the conversion rate over the first 30 days and making a few tweaks based on real data. I offer a monthly optimization package if you’d like me to handle that for you.”

You’ve just delivered excellent work. Your client is happy and trusts you. This is the perfect moment to introduce the retainer conversation — and more often than not, a satisfied client will say yes.

You Just Built Your First Funnel

That’s it. A fully functional, professionally built lead generation funnel — complete with a high-converting landing page, a thank you page, and a three-email automated welcome sequence — built entirely inside Systeme.io.

Was it complicated? Not really. Did it require coding or technical expertise? Not at all. Could a small business owner pay you $750 to $1,500 for exactly this? Absolutely.

Now imagine building two or three of these per month, stacking retainer clients on top, and gradually increasing your rates as your portfolio and testimonials grow.

That $5,000/month figure is starting to look a lot more tangible, isn’t it?

Tips to Scale Beyond $5,000/Month

Hitting $5,000 a month as a Systeme.io freelancer is a fantastic milestone. But for many freelancers, it’s just the beginning. Once you’ve proven the model works — you have clients, you have retainers, you have a repeatable process — the natural next question is: how do I take this further?

The good news is that scaling a Systeme.io freelance business doesn’t necessarily mean working more hours. In fact, the smartest ways to grow your income involve working smarter, not harder — by leveraging what you’ve already built, systematizing your process, and creating new income streams that don’t depend entirely on trading time for money.

Here’s how to do it.

1. Productize Your Services

If there’s one shift that separates freelancers who plateau at $5,000/month from those who blow past it, it’s this: stop selling custom work and start selling packages.

Custom projects are time-consuming to scope, price, and deliver. Every new client means starting from scratch on pricing conversations, proposals, and expectations. Productized services flip that dynamic entirely.

Instead of saying “tell me what you need and I’ll give you a custom quote,” you offer fixed, clearly defined packages with set deliverables, timelines, and prices. Something like:

The Starter Funnel Package — $997

• 2-page lead generation funnel
• Thank you page
• 3-email welcome sequence
• Delivered in 5 business days

The Growth Funnel Package — $2,497

• 4-page sales funnel
• Full email automation sequence (7 emails)
• Order page with payment integration
• One revision round
• Delivered in 10 business days

The Complete Launch Package — $4,997

• Full product launch funnel (6+ pages)
• Pre-launch and post-launch email sequences
• Membership site or course setup
• 30-day post-launch support
• Delivered in 3 weeks

When your services are productized, sales conversations become faster and easier. Clients know exactly what they’re getting, exactly what it costs, and exactly when they’ll receive it. Scope creep becomes a thing of the past. And because you’re delivering the same core product repeatedly, you get faster and better at it every single time — which means higher margins with every project.

2. Raise Your Rates Strategically

Many freelancers undercharge for far too long out of fear — fear that clients will say no, fear that they’re not experienced enough to justify higher prices, fear of losing the clients they already have.

Here’s a perspective shift worth internalizing: your rates are not just a reflection of your skill — they’re a signal of your positioning.

Clients associate higher prices with higher quality. A freelancer charging $500 for a funnel and a freelancer charging $2,500 for a funnel are often perceived very differently — even if the actual quality of their work is similar. Premium pricing attracts premium clients who are easier to work with, more committed to their results, and far less likely to nitpick every detail.

A simple rule of thumb: raise your rates with every new client. If your last funnel build was $1,000, quote $1,250 for the next one. Keep raising incrementally until you start hearing “no” regularly — then you know you’ve found your ceiling for your current level of positioning. Improve your portfolio and testimonials, and raise again.

3. Build a Referral System

The most successful freelancers don’t just deliver good work — they build systems that bring clients to them without constant outreach.

Referrals are the gold standard of client acquisition. A referred client already trusts you before the first conversation, closes faster, and is more likely to become a long-term retainer client. Yet most freelancers leave referrals entirely to chance.

Build a simple referral system instead:

• Ask for referrals deliberately. After delivering a successful project, send a short message: “I’m so glad the funnel is performing well! If you know any other business owners who could use something like this, I’d love an introduction — I always take great care of referred clients.”
• Offer a referral incentive. A $100 to $200 referral bonus or a free month of retainer management for every client referred is a small price to pay for a warm introduction worth thousands.
• Partner with complementary freelancers. Web designers, copywriters, social media managers, and brand strategists all work with the same type of clients you do — but offer different services. Build relationships with them and set up mutual referral agreements. They send you funnel clients; you send them design or copy clients. Everyone wins.

A healthy referral network can eventually fill your calendar entirely — no cold outreach required.

4. Create Funnel Templates to Sell Passively

Here’s where your hard-earned expertise starts generating income while you sleep.

Every funnel you build for a client is also a potential template product. After completing several funnels in a specific niche — say, lead generation funnels for fitness coaches — you can package your best-performing design as a done-for-you template and sell it to other freelancers or business owners who want a shortcut.

Systeme.io makes this easy with its funnel sharing feature. You can share a funnel via a simple link that allows anyone to import it directly into their own Systeme.io account with one click.

Here’s how to turn templates into passive income:

• Build a small shop on Systeme.io selling niche-specific funnel templates for $47 to $197 each
• Create bundles — “The Complete Fitness Coach Funnel Kit” — at a higher price point
• Promote your templates to your existing audience, in Facebook groups, or through a simple Pinterest or blog SEO strategy

Template sales won’t replace your service income overnight — but even a modest $500 to $1,500 per month in passive template sales meaningfully changes your financial picture and frees up mental bandwidth to focus on higher-value work.

5. Launch a Course or Group Program

At some point in your Systeme.io freelance journey, you’ll have built up enough knowledge and results to teach others what you know. And conveniently — you already have the perfect platform to host and sell a course.

A course teaching other freelancers or small business owners how to build funnels on Systeme.io can generate significant income with relatively low ongoing effort. And since you’re already using Systeme.io daily, building the course infrastructure costs you nothing extra.

Some course ideas that could work well:

• “Systeme.io for Beginners” — A complete walkthrough for small business owners who want to DIY their own funnel
• “The Freelance Funnel Builder Bootcamp” — Teaching other aspiring freelancers your exact process for landing clients and delivering funnels
• “Funnels for [Specific Niche]” — A niche-specific course teaching coaches, consultants, or local business owners how to set up their own lead generation system

Price a beginner course at $197 to $497. A more comprehensive program with community support and live coaching could command $997 to $1,997 or more. Even selling ten courses a month at $297 adds nearly $3,000 to your monthly income with no additional client work required.

6. Leverage the Systeme.io Affiliate Program

Here’s an income stream most Systeme.io freelancers overlook entirely — and it’s one of the easiest to implement.

Systeme.io has a generous affiliate program that pays 40% recurring commissions on every paying customer you refer. That means every time a client you’ve referred upgrades from the free plan to a paid plan, you earn a commission every single month for as long as they remain a customer.

Think about how naturally this fits into your existing workflow. Every client you onboard to Systeme.io is a potential affiliate referral. Every course student you teach is another potential referral. Every person who buys your funnel templates might need a Systeme.io account to use them.

You’re already recommending the platform — you might as well get paid for it.

At scale, with dozens of referred clients all on paid Systeme.io plans, affiliate commissions alone could generate a meaningful passive income stream that grows automatically as your client base grows.

7. Build a Small Team

There’s a ceiling to how much one person can earn trading time for money — even at premium rates. If you want to scale your income significantly beyond $5,000 or even $10,000 per month, at some point you’ll need to bring in help.

This doesn’t mean hiring full-time employees right away. Start small and smart:

• Hire a virtual assistant to handle client communication, project management, and administrative tasks — freeing you up to focus purely on building and strategy
• Bring on a subcontractor — another Systeme.io freelancer you can hand overflow work to when your calendar fills up
• Partner with a copywriter who can handle the email and landing page copy on your funnel builds — allowing you to take on more projects simultaneously without sacrificing quality

As you delegate more of the execution work, your role shifts from freelancer to agency owner. You’re no longer limited by your own hours — you’re limited only by how many clients your team can serve. That’s a fundamentally different and far more scalable business model.

The Bigger Picture

Scaling beyond $5,000/month isn’t about grinding harder. It’s about building systems, assets, and relationships that compound over time.

Every retainer client is a system. Every template you sell is an asset. Every referral partner you build a relationship with is a force multiplier. Every course student you teach is a potential future client or affiliate.

The freelancers who build thriving, long-term businesses aren’t just skilled technicians — they’re strategic builders who consistently look for ways to create more value, reach more people, and generate income that doesn’t require them to be at their desk 24 hours a day.

Systeme.io gives you the platform to do all of it. The rest is up to you.

Common Mistakes Freelancers Make (And How to Avoid Them)

Learning from your own mistakes is valuable. Learning from other people’s mistakes is smarter — and a lot less painful.

The path to $5,000/month as a Systeme.io freelancer is well-worn at this point. Enough freelancers have walked it before you that the common pitfalls are well-documented. And the good news is that most of them are entirely avoidable once you know what to watch out for.

Here are the most common mistakes new Systeme.io freelancers make — and exactly how to sidestep each one.

Mistake #1: Underpricing Your Services

This is hands down the most widespread mistake among new freelancers — and it’s one that can follow you for months if you’re not careful.

It usually comes from a place of good intention. You’re new, you don’t have a huge portfolio yet, and you want to make it easy for clients to say yes. So you charge $200 for a funnel build that should cost $1,000. Or you offer unlimited revisions because you’re afraid to seem difficult. Or you throw in extra services for free because you want the client to be happy.

The problem? Underpricing doesn’t just hurt your income — it hurts your positioning.

When you charge rock-bottom rates, you attract clients who are laser-focused on price rather than results. These clients tend to be the most demanding, the most skeptical, and the least likely to respect your time and expertise. Meanwhile, the clients who have real budgets and understand the value of good marketing are looking right past you — because your low prices signal that you might not be worth their investment.

The fix is straightforward: charge based on the value you deliver, not the hours you spend. A funnel that generates $10,000 in new revenue for a client is worth far more than the ten hours it took you to build. Price accordingly — and trust that the right clients will recognize the value.

If you’re genuinely nervous about your pricing, test it. Quote a higher rate than feels comfortable and see what happens. You might be surprised how rarely clients push back when the offer is framed around outcomes and ROI.

Mistake #2: Skipping the Discovery Phase

Jumping straight into building without fully understanding what the client actually needs is a recipe for rework, frustration, and scope creep.

Many new freelancers make this mistake because they’re eager to get started — or because they’re afraid that too many questions will make them look inexperienced. So they take a vague brief, make a bunch of assumptions, and deliver something that misses the mark. Then comes the awkward revision spiral that eats into their margins and their sanity.

A proper discovery phase prevents all of this. Before you touch the Systeme.io builder, you should have clear answers to questions like:

• Who is the target audience and what are their biggest pain points?
• What is the core offer and what makes it different from competitors?
• What action do we want visitors to take at each funnel step?
• What does success look like — what metrics matter most to the client?
• What existing branding, copy, or assets does the client already have?
• What is the timeline and what are the revision expectations?

A 45 to 60 minute discovery call at the start of every project isn’t just good practice — it’s professional standard. Clients who see you asking smart, strategic questions gain immediate confidence that they’ve hired someone who knows what they’re doing. And you gain the clarity you need to deliver something they’ll love the first time.

Mistake #3: Ignoring Scope Creep

Scope creep is the slow, silent killer of freelance profitability. It starts innocently enough — a small extra request here, a quick additional tweak there. But left unchecked, it can turn a profitable project into an unpaid internship.

“Can you just add one more funnel step?” “Actually, can we redo the color scheme completely?” “Oh, and can you write the Facebook ads to drive traffic to the funnel too?”

Sound familiar? It will, if you freelance long enough.

The solution isn’t to be rigid or difficult — it’s to have clear boundaries documented from the start. Every project should begin with a simple written agreement that outlines exactly what is included, how many revision rounds are covered, and what falls outside the scope of the project.

When a client requests something outside that scope, you have two professional options: include it as a paid add-on, or decline it politely and reference the original agreement. Something like: “That’s a great idea — that would fall outside our current project scope, but I can put together a quick quote to add that as an additional deliverable. Would that work for you?”

Handled this way, scope creep actually becomes an upselling opportunity rather than a drain on your time.

Mistake #4: Not Offering Retainers From Day One

We’ve talked about the power of retainers throughout this guide — but it bears repeating here as a specific mistake to avoid.

Many new freelancers think of retainers as something they’ll introduce later, once they’re more established. In reality, waiting to offer retainers is leaving predictable monthly income on the table from the very beginning.

Every single client engagement should include a retainer offer — not as an afterthought, but as a natural, expected part of how you do business. Build it into your service packages. Mention it during the discovery call. Present it as part of your final delivery.

The best time to offer a retainer is immediately after delivering results that the client is happy with. Their confidence in you is at its peak. The thought of losing the momentum you’ve created together is fresh in their mind. That’s the moment to say: “I’d love to keep working together to optimize and grow what we’ve built — here’s how my ongoing management package works.”

Miss that window consistently and you’ll find yourself perpetually starting over every month instead of building a stable, growing income base.

Mistake #5: Trying to Master Too Many Tools at Once

The online marketing world is overflowing with shiny new tools, platforms, and strategies. And as a new freelancer, it’s tempting to try to learn all of them — ClickFunnels, GoHighLevel, Kartra, Kajabi, ActiveCampaign — in an attempt to seem more versatile and attract more clients.

Resist this temptation with everything you have.

Versatility is not your competitive advantage. Expertise is.

Clients don’t want a freelancer who knows a little bit about ten different platforms. They want someone who knows one platform deeply — someone who can solve their specific problem quickly, confidently, and without a bunch of “let me figure that out and get back to you” moments.

Systeme.io is more than enough to build a thriving six-figure freelance business. It covers funnels, email marketing, courses, memberships, e-commerce, and automation — all in one place. Go deep on it. Become the person people think of when they think of Systeme.io. That focused expertise is far more valuable and far more marketable than a shallow familiarity with a dozen competing tools.

Once you’ve built a strong, stable business around Systeme.io, you can always choose to expand your toolkit strategically. But in the early stages, depth beats breadth every single time.

Mistake #6: Neglecting Your Own Marketing

Here’s an irony that catches a lot of freelancers off guard: people who build marketing funnels for a living often have the worst marketing for their own business.

It makes a certain kind of sense — when you’re busy serving clients, your own marketing gets pushed to the back burner. But this creates a dangerous dependency on word of mouth and referrals alone. When client work slows down — and it will, at some point — you have no pipeline to fall back on.

Treat your own freelance business like a client. Build yourself a simple lead generation funnel using — you guessed it — Systeme.io. Create a landing page showcasing your services and results. Set up an email sequence that nurtures potential clients. Publish content that demonstrates your expertise and attracts organic traffic over time.

You are your own best case study. A freelancer who built their own client-attracting funnel on Systeme.io is infinitely more convincing to a prospect than one who just claims to know how to do it.

Mistake #7: Delivering Work Without Getting Testimonials

Every successfully completed project is an opportunity to collect social proof — and social proof is the fuel that makes client acquisition dramatically easier over time.

Yet most new freelancers either forget to ask for testimonials entirely, or ask in such a vague, low-energy way that clients never get around to it. “Let me know if you’re happy to leave a review sometime” is not a testimonial strategy.

Make testimonial collection a systematic part of your delivery process. About a week after a client has received their funnel and had time to see it in action, send a short, specific request:

“Hey [Name], I’m so glad the funnel is up and running! I’d love to feature your experience on my portfolio if you’d be open to it. Even just two or three sentences about what the process was like and what you found most valuable would mean a lot. Here’s a link to a quick form if that’s easier.”

Specific prompts get specific responses. Specific responses make compelling testimonials. Compelling testimonials close future clients.

Video testimonials are even more powerful than written ones — so if a client is enthusiastic, don’t hesitate to ask if they’d be comfortable recording a quick 60-second video sharing their experience. A handful of genuine video testimonials on your portfolio page can do more for your conversion rate than almost anything else.

Mistake #8: Giving Up Too Soon

This one might be the most important mistake on the list — and the hardest one to talk about.

Building a freelance business takes time. The first few weeks of outreach can feel discouraging. Prospects don’t respond. Pitches get rejected. The income isn’t flowing yet and self-doubt starts creeping in. This is the point where a significant number of aspiring freelancers quietly give up and conclude that it “just didn’t work” for them.

But here’s what’s almost always true in those situations: they didn’t fail — they just stopped too early.

Every successful Systeme.io freelancer you’ll ever meet went through an uncomfortable starting period. They sent messages that got ignored. They had discovery calls that went nowhere. They doubted themselves more than once. The difference between them and the people who quit is simply that they kept going long enough for the momentum to build.

Your first client is the hardest to land. Your second is easier. By your fifth, you have testimonials, a refined pitch, and growing confidence that makes every subsequent conversation more natural and more effective.

Give yourself at least 90 days of consistent effort before drawing any conclusions about whether this works. Show up every day. Keep reaching out. Keep building. Keep learning. The results will come — but only if you’re still in the game when they do.

A Quick Summary of What to Do Instead

To recap — here’s the cheat sheet version of everything we’ve covered in this section:

• Price for value, not hours — and raise your rates consistently
• Always run a discovery call before touching the builder
• Document your scope upfront and treat add-ons as paid opportunities
• Offer retainers from the very first project — don’t wait
• Go deep on Systeme.io instead of spreading thin across multiple tools
• Market yourself with your own Systeme.io funnel
• Collect testimonials systematically after every project
• Stay consistent for at least 90 days before evaluating your results

Avoid these mistakes and you won’t just hit $5,000/month — you’ll blow right past it.

You’re One Funnel Away From Changing Your Freelance Career

Let’s take a step back and look at how far we’ve come in this guide.

We started by talking about an opportunity — a real, growing, accessible opportunity that everyday freelancers are using right now to build incomes that most traditional jobs simply can’t match. We talked about why small businesses desperately need what you can offer, why Systeme.io is the perfect tool to deliver it, and exactly how the math adds up to $5,000 a month and beyond.

We walked through the services you can offer, the pricing models that make the income work, and the step-by-step process of building your first funnel from scratch. We covered how to land your first client, how to scale past the $5,000 milestone, and the most common mistakes to avoid along the way.

Now it all comes down to one thing: what you do next.

The Opportunity Is Real — But It Won’t Wait Forever

The demand for funnel-building services is enormous right now. Small businesses everywhere are waking up to the fact that they need better systems to capture leads, nurture prospects, and convert customers — and the vast majority of them have no idea how to build those systems themselves.

But markets evolve. Niches get more competitive over time. The freelancers who position themselves as Systeme.io experts today — while the market is still wide open and the platform is still in its explosive growth phase — are the ones who will own the most valuable positioning when the competition inevitably increases.

The best time to start building this skill and this business is right now.

What $5,000/Month Actually Means

Before we wrap up, let’s take a moment to think about what $5,000 a month actually represents — because it’s worth making this real and personal.

$5,000 a month is $60,000 a year. For many people, that’s more than their current full-time salary — earned on a flexible schedule, from anywhere in the world, without a boss, without a commute, and without a ceiling on how much further it can grow.

It means being able to pay your bills without stress. It means having the freedom to choose who you work with and what projects you take on. It means building something that belongs entirely to you — a skill set, a client base, and a reputation that compounds in value over time.

And as we’ve shown throughout this guide, $5,000/month isn’t some far-fetched dream reserved for marketing gurus with massive audiences and years of experience. It’s an achievable, logical outcome for anyone willing to learn the skill, put in the work, and stay consistent long enough for the momentum to build.

You don’t need to be an expert to start. You just need to start.

Your Next Three Steps

Don’t let this guide become just another piece of content you read, nodded along to, and then moved on from without taking action. The information is only valuable if you do something with it.

Here are three concrete steps you can take today — right now — to start building your Systeme.io freelance business:

Step 1: Create your free Systeme.io account. Head to Systeme.io and sign up for free. No credit card. No commitment. Just access to one of the most powerful all-in-one marketing platforms available — completely free to start. Spend an hour clicking around, exploring the funnel builder, and getting comfortable with the interface.

Step 2: Build your first practice funnel. Don’t wait until you feel ready. Pick a fictional business in your target niche and build a simple lead generation funnel using the step-by-step process we walked through in Section VII. Focus on making it look clean, professional, and genuinely useful. This is the foundation of your portfolio.

Step 3: Reach out to your first potential client. Identify one person in your existing network — or one business owner in a Facebook group, on LinkedIn, or in your local community — who could genuinely benefit from a funnel. Send them a simple, personalized message introducing yourself and what you do. You don’t need a perfect pitch. You just need to start the conversation.

One account. One funnel. One conversation. That’s all it takes to begin.

A Final Word

Every thriving Systeme.io freelancer you’ll ever come across started exactly where you are right now — with no clients, no portfolio, and nothing but a willingness to learn something new and bet on themselves.

The platform is accessible. The demand is real. The income potential is proven. The only variable left in the equation is you.

So close this tab, open a new one, and go create your free Systeme.io account. Your first funnel — and your first client — are closer than you think.

The only funnel that doesn’t convert is the one that never gets built.

Now go build yours.

Ready to get started? Create your free Systeme.io account here and build your first funnel today — no credit card required.