One auction inside a small AI community. $39,258 in sales in 5 days.

That's one of our small ones. Our auctions have done anywhere from $0 to over $300,000. Yours would probably land somewhere in between.

The owner had a group, a paid offer, and members who liked her. What she didn't have was a reason for them to buy this week.

So we gave them one. We put a single, high-touch package up for auction right inside the group. Members bid in the comments. Everyone watching saw the price climb. And the people who didn't win still wanted in.

What it sold

From the owner's sales tracker. Buyer names hidden.

Notice the list. One person won the auction at $7,000. Nine more bought something anyway. That's the part most owners never see coming.

And she walked away with more than the sales. The auction showed exactly what her members would pay for, so she now has a new $3,000 to $4,500 offer to keep selling, long after the auction closed.

Why this works

Travis Sago has run more of these than anyone I know. This is him walking through how an auction turns a quiet audience into buyers.

If we did this with yours

1. You keep the audience, the brand and the relationship.
2. We build the offer and run the auction with you.
3. We only get paid after the money lands in your account. If nothing sells, it cost you nothing.

Communities, newsletters, email lists, courses. If people show up for you, it can work.