King Kong funnels
"The Millionaire Factory" — Sabri Suby's Australian direct-response agency, sold on a free strategy call gated behind a qualifying quiz.
King Kong runs 79 active ads from its own Facebook page (30 Sep 2026), all funnelling toward the same offer: a “100% FREE no-obligation 30-minute scaling growth map call ($1,000 value).” The ad copy leans entirely on numbers — $7.8B generated for clients, 1,067 niches, a “GUARANTEE results or we don’t get paid” line, named case studies (a building startup 0 to $7M in 8 months, a Pilates business to $500K/month) — and ends with an urgency line about limited call slots.
The landing page itself is a short qualifying quiz rather than a plain booking form: a progress-dot stepper, a first-name field, an exit-intent “HOLD UP THERE, TIGER” recovery popup, and a live “X just claimed a session” social-proof toast. It auto-detects the visitor’s country and greets them by it. The mechanic is the same “screen before a human talks to you” pattern as other agency funnels, wrapped in more theatrical copy.
