Step right up. Every tent in this fairground is a page that moves, breathes, or answers your finger — pick a tent and step inside.
The webinar wing: two registration pages, one playing a real film, one answering the instant you land — each with her own colored code.
Three pages you do not just read — you turn them. A woman with her sold sign, a man with his key, a bottle on ice: grab hold, spin them around with your own finger, and let go facing front to land the card. Every one of them can be rebuilt with you standing in the middle.
THE SOLD WOMAN TURN THE KEY THE BOTTLE PAGEThe long sales page: problem, story, the stack, the proof, the guarantee, the close — eight screens of selling, $1,997 on her face.
STEP INSIDEThe high-ticket application page: quiet, expensive, by application only.
STEP INSIDEThe challenge sign-up: a lime line that climbs the whole page while you read.
STEP INSIDECommunity join pages — rooms people pay to belong to, every one clearly a community join page.
THE WINDOW THE UNLOCK THE HIVE THE HIVE, FIELD CUTOne workshop, three skins: gold film, platinum film with dust, and a still picture in a gold leaf frame.
BLOW THE WHISTLE — GOLD FILM THE WHISTLE, PLATINUM THE WHISTLE, STILL PICTURETwo rooms that breathe on a nine-second clock: gold at $600 to $2,500, platinum at $1,000 to $5,000.
THE GOLD ROOM THE PLATINUM ROOMStep right up and see what a home is worth — four valuation doors that hand a homeowner their number, and two houses standing open: the Greystone on Armitage at $1,850,000, five bedrooms and four and a half baths in Lincoln Park, and the Bungalow on Kostner at $525,000, three bedrooms and two baths in Portage Park.
HOME VALUE No. 1 HOME VALUE No. 2 — EMERALD CREAM THE ZENITH VALUATION THE POP FIELDS VALUATION THE GREYSTONE ON ARMITAGE THE BUNGALOW ON KOSTNER Drag It Where It BelongsThree pages that make your finger work for it: Dana Cole's challenge sign-up behind winter frost you wipe away, Andre Lawson's Closing Room offer under a black cover you scratch off, and the free Living Page Playbook under a wrap you tear open. Nothing on this row opens for free — wipe it, scratch it, tear it, and the page is yours.
THE FROSTED CLIMB THE COVERED STACK THE WRAPPED PLAYBOOKRed Alert's own skin — the claim up top, his films at full size, doors close at midnight tonight.
STEP INSIDE