If you purchase a 1-month to test it out and want to upgrade to a year — you certainly can, simply contact us at support@stevenmellor.com with your request and include the email you used to sign-up originally. 

You lock in your price when you register and that won’t increase unless you cancel and sign back up.  

Both, we’ll cover a lot inside this club — and to be honest — I look at it like “fundamentals”, Advanced Strategy, and Experimental strategy — and I’ll do my best to tag the various levels. 

If there’s something you don’t see and want me to cover — or if you want me to bring on certain guests — you can request it by sending an email to support@stevenmellor.com 

No, we don’t offer refunds. If you’re on the fence, sign up for 1-month and then upgrade when you experience the massive value inside this club. 

You can cancel at anytime. In which case your membership will be revoked at the end of your billing cycle. 

Like everything else, you can pick up a base level on Youtube. But my unique strategies are what I’m deploying and aren’t available anywhere else. You’ll also get access to a driven community, guest speaker sessions, and monthly trainings — which are exclusive to this group.

The AI debate is a good one BUT it only has high-level general strategy, and the suggestions it gives for topics / swipe files aren’t proven but are good at a base level— the content and experience I offer is pulled directly from proven content, videos, and experts in the industry. 

That’s not to say we won’t dive into how to leverage AI to be a better content creator — because we will 😉

Currently, no, they’re not. When the membership expands and moves to a new platform — they’ll be included but the price will increase also (just being honest with you) 

No, but 1-hour sessions are available to book here. 

Courses, workshops, and memberships are all different types of educational offerings, but they have some key differences.

Courses: Is a structured learning experience that is usually designed to be completed over a set period of time. Courses are typically focused on a specific topic or subject and may include multiple modules or lessons that build on one another. They often have set start and end dates, and may include assessments or assignments to evaluate learning.

Workshops: Is a shorter, more focused learning experience that is often hands-on and interactive. Workshops typically focus on a specific skill or topic and may be designed to be completed in a single session or over a few days. They are often led by an expert in the field and may involve group activities, discussions, or individual projects.

Memberships: Is an ongoing relationship with an organization or community. Memberships often provide access to a range of resources and benefits, such as exclusive content, discounts, or networking opportunities. Memberships may also include access to courses or workshops, but the primary focus is on building a long-term relationship with the organization or community.

At the end of the day, it’s different strokes for different folks. Some like the inclusivity of memberships and community, others just want the whole training all at once.