After implementing the Formula:
$30M+ in sales and 400,000+ stories later, this is the exact formula to making more revenue, every week like clockwork, from the audience you already have.

These are some of the well-known accounts our team has run this formula on successfully:
And 4,000+ more.
Most people think Instagram sales come from one place: link in bio.
But in the highest-revenue-producing accounts, revenue tends to evenly split across three paths:
Stories aren't just a place to share your coffee, workout, podcast clip, product update, or cute pet pics...
They're a lever you can pull to instantly generate revenue. Any time. On command.
If you're barely using Stories, using them randomly, or burying your selling message inside a pile of "valuable" or "nurturing" content, you're leaving significant revenue on the table.
And you don't need to create more feed posts to start profiting.
You already have the audience. You're just undermonetizing one of your big 3 money makers on Instagram.
"Our Story views have gone up 6x and we have a 23% immediate purchase rate. Our customers are saying that it was a fun experience, and the results have been so quick and impactful!"

Most people selling on Instagram get stuck in this loop when it comes to sales:
One week a post brings in sales, the next three bring nothing, and you can't tell what made the difference.
So you post more, try a new hook, or blame the algorithm, and revenue stays unpredictable.
Same thing when it comes to Stories...
They have an audience.
They have something valuable to sell.
And they post as much as possible.
Then the one Story that could have made them money gets posted in the middle of everything else they posted that day.
By the time it appears, most of the people who would have bought have already tapped away.
If you landed on this page, don't fall into the same camp.
Here's what I see most often...
Your coffee, client call, workout, podcast clip, product, behind-the-scenes moment, and cute pet pic all go up throughout the day.
Then somewhere in the middle is the Story connected to your offer.
By the time your selling message appears, people have already tapped through part of the sequence, lost interest, or left Instagram entirely.
You posted more, but the content that could have made you money got less attention than anything else you posted that day.
You post a promotion, product, link, or invitation to reply.
You expect your usual audience to see it.
Instead, the reach is low, replies are inconsistent, and the sales don't justify the effort.
So you post more often, change the design, rewrite the offer, or blame the algorithm.
But the problem may not be your offer.
It may be the way your Stories are being published around it.
When a selling Story underperforms, most people change the product, price, or call to action.
But if the right people barely see the message, none of those changes matter.
You can't convert attention that never reaches the offer.
After analyzing more than 400,000 client Stories, we repeatedly observed that the way Stories are grouped and published can affect how much attention a selling Story receives.
The content surrounding your offer may be competing with the offer itself.
You may already have enough audience attention to generate more revenue.
Your selling Stories simply aren't getting a fair opportunity to perform.
The Formula shows you what to change.
The audience for the day gets split across the stack, and the one with your offer in it is seen by a fraction of the people who would have seen it alone.
"We made $5,319 in revenue and collected 501 emails in the first few days. Our posts and stories are cranking! I'm pretty excited."
"Getting really outstanding views on my Stories! I had 20,000, which is the highest I’ve ever gotten. And today, it already has 12,000 views. 3,000 is my highest on most days."

We call it the Solo Story: a selling Story that goes up by itself and stays alone for its 24 hours, so nothing splits its reach.

You don't need millions of followers to generate meaningful revenue from Instagram.
10 Stories in a row DON'T get 10x the views.
One Story with the day to itself is the one that gets seen, and the one that gets replies.
Dan Go, a fitness coach, posted one Story and his calendar was booked out with qualified leads for the rest of the month within an hour.
"In 30 days, School of Bots funnels took us from $15,000/m to $195,000/m from Instagram."

"Stories are wicked awesome for CTAs! Impressions alone are at 132,000. Amazing."

The whole training takes under an hour, and Step 2 has you post your first Solo Story in about 10 minutes, so you'll have data ASAP.
Whether your goal is an extra few thousand dollars per month, a new million-dollar revenue channel, or something beyond that, the fundamental skill is the same:
Most people use Instagram to get attention. The top performers use it to create action.
You're not adding another complicated marketing channel.
You're learning how to monetize an asset you already have.
My team and I have built and scaled content revenue systems on 4,000+ Instagram accounts over the last 8 years.
Those accounts, including Nike, Mindvalley, and Shakira, have generated over $103 million from content, including more than $30 million tracked directly from Instagram Stories.
Here are a few more examples:
After implementing the Formula:
After implementing the Formula:
"Our best performing Instagram Story went live last Sunday and hit over 37,000 views. To put that into perspective, it’s our second-best-performing Story in the last six years. I wanted you to know this because it’s a direct reflection of everything your team helped us build."Vidura, Social Media Manager, Mindvalley
After implementing the Formula:
Individual results vary. Results depend on your audience, offer, market, execution, and follow-up.
Inside the Formula, you'll discover:


Instant access by email to your course portal.
"School of Bots has helped us receive over 500,000 new email subscribers, $2 million, and double our Instagram following."

Use the Formula if you sell:
All you need is something valuable to offer and an audience you want to move toward buying.
This isn't for you if you expect passive results without implementation or if you're unwilling to respond to people who show interest.
"Super happy I took this and for all y’all’s help. My Story is blowing up. In two hours it received 264 replies. For my account, that’s huge!"

If you decide the Formula wasn't worth $27, email support@schoolofbots.co within 30 days and we'll refund your payment.
A short course that shows you how to post one selling Story, by itself, that gets replies from the people who want what you sell, and how to repeat it two or three times a week.
Anyone using Instagram to generate revenue from products, services, affiliate offers, brand deals, or any other offer.
No, but it collapses the time it takes for someone to buy from you. The Formula creates the sales conversation in your DMs.
After someone replies to your Story, you answer with an automated response through a tool like ManyChat, send the person to a sales page, or connect them with a DM setter or a sales team member.
No. Our team has run content revenue systems on accounts with a couple thousand followers and on accounts with millions, and our story formulas work the same way at every size.
Under an hour, once, to finish the training. After that a Solo Story takes about 10 minutes to write and post, two or three times a week.
If you want to maximize your sales - then, yes, but only on 2-3 days of the week.
On all other days, you can post your normal Stories, and Step 4 shows you how to plan the week so both fit.
You get instant access by email. The training runs under an hour end to end, and Step 2 has you post your first Story.
A Solo Story is three short lines and a photo of you, and it asks for one word. The people who want the thing reply, and the people who don't scroll past. We've seen no negative effects on reach, community engagement, or following as a result of using this Formula over a multi-year timeframe.
This is the first thing most people buy from us. A $27 course that works is how we earn the right to work with you on more later.
No. It's one payment of $27, with no subscription and no second charge.
Try the formula, and if you decide the Formula wasn't worth $27 for any reason, email support@schoolofbots.co within 30 days and we'll refund your payment.
I'm still shocked by how many people underutilize or sabotage their stories as a revenue channel.
The potential is a literal 2x of your weekly sales.
The Stories-to-Sales Formula gives you the process, the examples, and the templates to turn Stories into a revenue channel you use any time you want more sales.
You can post your first story today if you join now.
See you inside!

For most of the people reading this, one sale from one Story pays for it.

$30M+ in sales and 400,000+ stories later, this is the exact formula to making more revenue, every week like clockwork, from the audience you already have.

These are some of the well-known accounts our team has run this formula on successfully:
And 4,000+ more.
Most people think Instagram sales come from one place: link in bio.
But in the highest-revenue-producing accounts, revenue tends to evenly split across three paths:
Stories aren't just a place to share your coffee, workout, podcast clip, product update, or cute pet pics...
They're a lever you can pull to instantly generate revenue. Any time. On command.
If you're barely using Stories, using them randomly, or burying your selling message inside a pile of "valuable" or "nurturing" content, you're leaving significant revenue on the table.
And you don't need to create more feed posts to start profiting.
You already have the audience. You're just undermonetizing one of your big 3 money makers on Instagram.
"Our Story views have gone up 6x and we have a 23% immediate purchase rate. Our customers are saying that it was a fun experience, and the results have been so quick and impactful!"

Most people selling on Instagram get stuck in this loop when it comes to sales:
One week a post brings in sales, the next three bring nothing, and you can't tell what made the difference.
So you post more, try a new hook, or blame the algorithm, and revenue stays unpredictable.
Same thing when it comes to Stories...
They have an audience.
They have something valuable to sell.
And they post as much as possible.
Then the one Story that could have made them money gets posted in the middle of everything else they posted that day.
By the time it appears, most of the people who would have bought have already tapped away.
If you landed on this page, don't fall into the same camp.
Here's what I see most often...
Your coffee, client call, workout, podcast clip, product, behind-the-scenes moment, and cute pet pic all go up throughout the day.
Then somewhere in the middle is the Story connected to your offer.
By the time your selling message appears, people have already tapped through part of the sequence, lost interest, or left Instagram entirely.
You posted more, but the content that could have made you money got less attention than anything else you posted that day.
You post a promotion, product, link, or invitation to reply.
You expect your usual audience to see it.
Instead, the reach is low, replies are inconsistent, and the sales don't justify the effort.
So you post more often, change the design, rewrite the offer, or blame the algorithm.
But the problem may not be your offer.
It may be the way your Stories are being published around it.
When a selling Story underperforms, most people change the product, price, or call to action.
But if the right people barely see the message, none of those changes matter.
You can't convert attention that never reaches the offer.
After analyzing more than 400,000 client Stories, we repeatedly observed that the way Stories are grouped and published can affect how much attention a selling Story receives.
The content surrounding your offer may be competing with the offer itself.
You may already have enough audience attention to generate more revenue.
Your selling Stories simply aren't getting a fair opportunity to perform.
The Formula shows you what to change.
The audience for the day gets split across the stack, and the one with your offer in it is seen by a fraction of the people who would have seen it alone.
"We made $5,319 in revenue and collected 501 emails in the first few days. Our posts and stories are cranking! I'm pretty excited."
"Getting really outstanding views on my Stories! I had 20,000, which is the highest I’ve ever gotten. And today, it already has 12,000 views. 3,000 is my highest on most days."

We call it the Solo Story: a selling Story that goes up by itself and stays alone for its 24 hours, so nothing splits its reach.

You don't need millions of followers to generate meaningful revenue from Instagram.
10 Stories in a row DON'T get 10x the views.
One Story with the day to itself is the one that gets seen, and the one that gets replies.
Dan Go, a fitness coach, posted one Story and his calendar was booked out with qualified leads for the rest of the month within an hour.
"In 30 days, School of Bots funnels took us from $15,000/m to $195,000/m from Instagram."

"Stories are wicked awesome for CTAs! Impressions alone are at 132,000. Amazing."

The whole training takes under an hour, and Step 2 has you post your first Solo Story in about 10 minutes, so you'll have data ASAP.
Whether your goal is an extra few thousand dollars per month, a new million-dollar revenue channel, or something beyond that, the fundamental skill is the same:
Most people use Instagram to get attention. The top performers use it to create action.
You're not adding another complicated marketing channel.
You're learning how to monetize an asset you already have.
My team and I have built and scaled content revenue systems on 4,000+ Instagram accounts over the last 8 years.
Those accounts, including Nike, Mindvalley, and Shakira, have generated over $103 million from content, including more than $30 million tracked directly from Instagram Stories.
Here are a few more examples:
After implementing the Formula:
After implementing the Formula:
"Our best performing Instagram Story went live last Sunday and hit over 37,000 views. To put that into perspective, it’s our second-best-performing Story in the last six years. I wanted you to know this because it’s a direct reflection of everything your team helped us build."Vidura, Social Media Manager, Mindvalley
After implementing the Formula:
Individual results vary. Results depend on your audience, offer, market, execution, and follow-up.
Inside the Formula, you'll discover:


Instant access by email to your course portal.
"School of Bots has helped us receive over 500,000 new email subscribers, $2 million, and double our Instagram following."

Use the Formula if you sell:
All you need is something valuable to offer and an audience you want to move toward buying.
This isn't for you if you expect passive results without implementation or if you're unwilling to respond to people who show interest.
"Super happy I took this and for all y’all’s help. My Story is blowing up. In two hours it received 264 replies. For my account, that’s huge!"

If you decide the Formula wasn't worth $27, email support@schoolofbots.co within 30 days and we'll refund your payment.
A short course that shows you how to post one selling Story, by itself, that gets replies from the people who want what you sell, and how to repeat it two or three times a week.
Anyone using Instagram to generate revenue from products, services, affiliate offers, brand deals, or any other offer.
No, but it collapses the time it takes for someone to buy from you. The Formula creates the sales conversation in your DMs.
After someone replies to your Story, you answer with an automated response through a tool like ManyChat, send the person to a sales page, or connect them with a DM setter or a sales team member.
No. Our team has run content revenue systems on accounts with a couple thousand followers and on accounts with millions, and our story formulas work the same way at every size.
Under an hour, once, to finish the training. After that a Solo Story takes about 10 minutes to write and post, two or three times a week.
If you want to maximize your sales - then, yes, but only on 2-3 days of the week.
On all other days, you can post your normal Stories, and Step 4 shows you how to plan the week so both fit.
You get instant access by email. The training runs under an hour end to end, and Step 2 has you post your first Story.
A Solo Story is three short lines and a photo of you, and it asks for one word. The people who want the thing reply, and the people who don't scroll past. We've seen no negative effects on reach, community engagement, or following as a result of using this Formula over a multi-year timeframe.
This is the first thing most people buy from us. A $27 course that works is how we earn the right to work with you on more later.
No. It's one payment of $27, with no subscription and no second charge.
Try the formula, and if you decide the Formula wasn't worth $27 for any reason, email support@schoolofbots.co within 30 days and we'll refund your payment.
I'm still shocked by how many people underutilize or sabotage their stories as a revenue channel.
The potential is a literal 2x of your weekly sales.
The Stories-to-Sales Formula gives you the process, the examples, and the templates to turn Stories into a revenue channel you use any time you want more sales.
You can post your first story today if you join now.
See you inside!

For most of the people reading this, one sale from one Story pays for it.