Saturday 12 September — the private one

Two days before anything public, there is a members-only session. Two sittings, same content, and it is open to people who have already bought one of Mark Ling's premium programmes.

The two sittings

Times are published in GMT+12, which is New Zealand — where the seller is based. Convert carefully, because a 4:00am NZ slot is the previous day almost everywhere else and that catches people out every single launch.

Listed contents

Per the vendor's page: a full reveal of the method, billed as a first showing; a demonstration of the custom tooling; coverage of platform distribution, the two higher-volume niches, and four levers cited as underpinning two decades of results.

An offer is scheduled during the call, described there as unavailable outside the membership.

Eligibility

Prior purchasers of the seller's paid programmes. The page speaks to that group directly and requests the link stays within it.

Distribution is by email to the address used at purchase. There is no public announcement of it, which is consistent with how members rounds are normally run.

Not eligible?

Nothing on the schedule is lost. The 14th and 15th carry the same subject matter across four sittings at no cost, and this desk lists all of them with converted times.

Two things differ: the private round happens first, and it carries an offer that is not scheduled to appear publicly. The teaching itself appears on both.

Why the calendar is ordered this way

Early sales from an existing customer base give affiliates a visible signal before the public window opens, which is why members rounds are scheduled ahead of public ones across this whole category.

A secondary effect worth noting from a scheduling point of view: by the 14th the material has been delivered once already.

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