Joseph Modenos
@JosephModenos
Co-Founder ⚡ http://epiphany.so | Build High-Converting Funnels | Live in Minutes
❌ ClickFunnels: bloated & pricey ❌ GoHighLevel: $100–400+ ❌ Perspective: $50–200 ✅ Epiphany: $9–19 Plug & play editor Analytics + booking Market Proven Templates The key to conveying your offer succinctly & engagingly in today’s digital economy. 👉 epiphany.so
Scaling is simple: •Fix your offer clarity. •Build a funnel that communicates it clearly. •Then drive traffic. In that order. Skip step 1 and everything collapses.
When you’re building, you’re close to the product. But your audience isn’t. What feels “obvious” to you is often invisible to them. That’s why clarity is the founder’s #1 job.
The real test of your funnel? Ask a random person what you sell after 20 seconds on your site. If they can’t answer… you don’t have a funnel. You have a landing page.
You can’t outsource momentum. I closed $9 deals myself and watched MRR jump 1,333%. Sometimes “manual” is the shortcut. #buildinpublic
Your website shouldn’t feel like a brochure. It should feel like a conversation: •Here’s what I do. •Here’s why it matters to you. •Here’s the next step. That’s it. #buildinginpublic
Most founders learn the hard way: It’s not enough to build something useful. You have to communicate it so simply that a stranger scrolling at midnight gets it INSTANTLY.
I thought I had a traffic problem. So I pushed harder: more content, more ads, more posts. Nothing changed. Then I realized the issue wasn’t traffic it was that nobody understood my offer.
Don’t confuse “activity” with progress. Posting, running ads, and driving traffic is meaningless without conversion. This is definitely something I started founding out when building Epiphany funnels
@JosephModenos explained it well "Storytelling is everything" Conveying your offer and conveying emotion is the most important Booking qualified leads into your calendar is the method for scaling an agency or info offer
Microwaving food takes 3mins Building a full sales funnel takes 2 Having a funnel is necessary to keep your offer clear, clarity = conversion dm to be an early adopter #buildinpublic
People don’t change their workflow unless the new one is obviously better. That’s why your product has to feel like an upgrade, not a replacement. Convey Your Offer CLEARLY and make it too good to be true #buildinpublic
If your funnel can’t convert cold traffic, it won’t scale with ads. Fix the offer clarity first. This is the reason I got into SaaS
Nobody talks enough about how draining client acquisition is. You do the outreach, get ghosted, follow up, get told “maybe next month.” You second-guess your offer, your pricing, even yourself. But every “no” sharpens the system. Every quiet week forces you to learn marketing,…
The simplest funnels usually win. Not the ones with the most steps, buttons, or flashy animations. All you need is to get your point across
A funnel isn’t a website. It’s a guided path with one clear outcome.
People do not just come to your business randomly your offer needs to be 1. properly conveyed 2. in front of the right people thats why I built tools that helps ppl do this, people need to put in the work to get results they want
Most people overestimate traffic and underestimate messaging. It’s not about more eyeballs. It’s about the right story for the eyeballs you already have.
A founder’s job isn’t just building. It’s translating. it’s about turning your vision into words people instantly get.
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