Amari Morgan Facebook ad: “Landing Page”

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1855014502526308

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My husband and I got laid off in the same month. Same month. I still can't believe it when I say it out loud. We're both 31. We got married three years ago. Bought a little starter house last year — 3% down, we stretched everything we had to get it. Mortgage is $2,380 a month. We'd done everything right. Degrees, steady jobs, saved for the down payment, waited until we felt ready. In January I got laid off from my marketing job at a tech company. Whole department eliminated. "Restructuring." 11 weeks of severance. Three weeks later my husband got laid off from his job at a design agency. His "runway" was 6 weeks of severance. Picture us sitting on our living room floor the night he came home with the news, laughing-crying because what else do you do. Two unemployed 31-year-olds with a mortgage we couldn't afford on unemployment, and $18,000 in savings, which sounds like a lot until you realize our monthly burn is $5,600. We applied to everything. I applied to 147 jobs in 6 weeks (yes I counted). He applied to 89. We got 11 interviews between the two of us. Zero offers. Everyone kept saying "the market is just so weird right now." Our savings was draining at a rate that had us out of money by May. We had a real conversation about putting the house back on the market. Less than a year after buying it. My husband cried that night and he is not a crier. One of my best friends from college was over that weekend. She works in PR in Chicago. She was listening to us and she said "okay don't kill me for suggesting this but my sister-in-law has been making like $5K a month on this app." I swear to God I almost threw my wine glass at her. I was like, we just told you we might lose our house, please don't do MLM recruitment to us right now. She laughed and said it wasn't MLM. It was just an app. No recruitment. No downlines. She pulled it up on her phone and showed me. Showed me her sister-in-law's actual cashout screen over text. I'll admit I was intrigued but still skeptical. That night my husband and I both downloaded it. We said "we'll try it for a week and if it's nothing we delete it and never speak of it." Day 1 I made $14. He made $22. Nothing crazy but more than zero which we were both currently earning. Day 3 we figured out the offers tab. Skipped the surveys entirely. He's better at games than me so he took the game offers. I took the sign-up offers because I have better credit and more patience for forms. Week 1 combined: $340. Week 2: $580. Week 3: $920. Week 4: $1,240. Month 2 combined: $5,100. Month 3: $7,200. Month 4: $8,400. Month 5: $9,600. Last month we broke $10,000 combined for the first time. We both still work on it full time from home. We set up my husband's home office (old bedroom) as "mission control." Two laptops, two phones, an iPad each. We start at 8am. We take a lunch break together. We stop at 6pm. We've made it our actual jobs. And honestly? I like this better than marketing. My husband likes it more than design. No meetings. No Slack messages at 10pm. No one telling us our positions are being "restructured." Here's where we are now. We're not behind on the mortgage. We have our savings back up to $22,000 (higher than before the layoffs). We paid off both our cars. We fixed the AC unit that had been wheezing since summer. My husband is still half-heartedly applying to design jobs. I've stopped applying entirely. If a job offered me $75K a year right now I'd say no. We're making more than that between the two of us doing this. If you're a young couple and the job market ate you alive, if you're a month or two from something bad happening with your house, please just try this. Make it your job together. I dropped the link right here. Set up tonight. Both of you. Start tomorrow. You'll look back in 4 months and not recognize your life.

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