What's the difference between the Maker School program and the Make Money with Make community?

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What's the difference between the Maker School program and the Make Money with Make community?

Maker School is my 0‑to‑1 program: its goal is to help you land your first, second, or maybe third automation customer. Make Money with Make is my higher‑level community; it costs considerably more—about $140 for Maker School versus roughly $370 for Make Money with Make now. The whole point of Make Money with Make is to take something that’s already working and scale it up. In other words, Maker School gets you from 0 to 1 customer, while Make Money with Make takes you from 1 to 100 (or more). I also have a new program in the works called 25k per month Agency, which will show how to take a proven automation service—say, one that’s already making $5,000 a month—and grow it to $25,000‑$30,000 a month.

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What’s the difference between Maker School and Make Money with Make.com?

Maker School is a zero‑to‑one community designed for people who have never made money selling automation services and want to get up and running quickly. I walk you through everything from start to finish, with a day‑by‑day accountability program and a lot of beginners, so you get hands‑on guidance and a supportive community. Make Money with Make.com is a higher‑level community focused on more advanced topics, weekly hang‑out calls, office hours, higher‑level discussions, and deeper value‑proposition work. Both have community value, but the latter is geared toward people who already have a foundation and want to scale further. Check the sales page for the full list of differences.

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Can you explain the differences between Maker School and Make Money with Make?

Maker School is a zero‑to‑1 community that helps you get up and running with daily accountability, focusing on lead generation and acquiring your first customers. Once you have a few clients, you can move up to Make Money with Make, which is a higher‑ticket program that concentrates on scaling, productization, and higher‑value services. Make Money with Make is more expensive but includes more facetime with me, two weekly calls—a hot‑seat agency session and an office hour—and generally offers deeper support for growing an agency beyond the initial stage.

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What is the difference between Maker School and Make Money with Make?

Maker School focuses on the zero‑to‑one stage—helping you get your first customer from scratch. Make Money with Make tackles the one‑to‑100 stage—taking something that works and scaling it faster and better. Make Money with Make includes Maker School, so paying for the higher‑tier community gives you access to both.

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How do you differentiate Maker School from other AI automation communities like Jack's?

Yeah, it's a great question. For those who don't know, I run Maker School community, and I'm currently number three on the revenue leaderboard with about $292k. My success comes from how I package the community. I position it as a B2B offer where members pay $184 a month to learn how to get their first paying customer for an AI or automation service. In 90 days they earn back the money they spent (not counting tool costs), effectively getting a customer that pays around $1,000, which feels like a five‑to‑six‑times ROI. While Jack's community and other AI automation groups were first movers just by being the go‑to place for AI talk, I took a sniper‑rifle approach: I niche down to teaching how to build a business, not just how to use AI. Now I'm integrating AI and automation curriculum directly into Maker School—I've finished a make.com and an NAN accelerator and just need to record the videos. We also still do Q&A and similar offerings. Most other automation communities stay broad and less differentiated; I solve the specific problem of wanting to sell something with AI/automation and then actually doing it.

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