Two very different paths. One free stage.
A free, live online training running September 6–13, 2026 — two very different paths to building an online income stream, on one stage.
Four layers, built to compound
Each session adds a layer on the one before it — not a disconnected checklist.
Turning knowledge into a digital product
How to package what you already know into something structured enough to sell — from scratch, no prior product required.
Selling without hard-selling
Positioning and offer structure that lets the product sell itself, instead of leaning on pressure tactics.
Automating delivery
Setting up the course or product to run and deliver itself, so it doesn't depend on you showing up every day.
Where AI fits in
Practical ways AI tools speed up creation and delivery — covered as a working method, not a magic shortcut.
I've never sold anything online. That's exactly why I'm paying attention.
Two very different paths, same stage
Russell Brunson
Co-founder, ClickFunnels · AuthorHas spent close to two decades building and refining funnel and offer frameworks used widely across online business.
Iman Gadzhi
Entrepreneur · Co-owner, WhopStarted as a teenage agency owner and now speaks to a younger, faster-moving online audience about building income streams.
What it actually takes
September 6–13, 2026
Fully online, live
A laptop and the time to show up
Questions worth asking first
Registration is free. Like most events of this kind, there are paid offers presented during the sessions — you're free to ignore them and still attend everything. We're an affiliate partner, so we'd earn a commission if you buy something, which is exactly why we're telling you this upfront.
No. The sessions cover building from scratch. If you already have an audience it'll move faster for you, but it isn't a prerequisite.
Sessions run September 6–13, 2026, online. You'll get more out of it attending live, but realistically most people watch what they can and catch up on the rest. Blocking real time in your calendar is the difference between attending and "registering and forgetting".
The material is about packaging, positioning and delivery — not coding. The tooling side is covered at a practical level, not a developer level.
Because we're working on the same problem ourselves — turning 30 years of technical experience into something teachable. We're an affiliate partner of the event and earn a commission on purchases made through our links, at no extra cost to you. We're not affiliated with the organizers beyond that.
Who is Zayit Digital?
Zayit Digital is an independent partner working across affiliate marketing, AI and technology, and technical education. It's run by Andreza Silva de Oliveira and Jean Carlo de Oliveira — a married couple who operate the business together from Spain.
Jean spent three decades in industrial automation and OT systems — control systems, SCADA and critical infrastructure across projects in Brazil, Portugal, Egypt and Spain. That technical background is what shapes how we evaluate what's worth recommending here: we look for substance over promises.
"Zayit" means olive tree — the idea being deep roots and long-term growth rather than quick wins. That's the standard we try to hold ourselves to.
We're based in Spain and you can reach us at contact@zayit.com. More about what we do at zayitdigital.com.
Starts September 6, 2026
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I've spent 30 years in industrial automation — control systems, SCADA, critical infrastructure. Plants, water systems, production lines. Work that runs quietly in the background and that most people never think about until it stops.
What I have never done is sell anything online. Not one product. And starting that at 50, in a market that moves as fast as this one, is a genuinely uncomfortable thing to admit publicly.
That gap is what pushed me. In 2026 I decided to stop treating that experience as something that only exists inside projects, and start turning it into something structured that other people can actually learn from — so someone younger doesn't have to spend years on the same trial and error I did.
Which is the specific reason this training caught my attention. Not the hype around it — the part about packaging what you already know into something sellable. That's the problem I'm personally trying to solve right now, and it's the part most people with real expertise get stuck on.
Who I think this is for: people who already know something worth teaching — a trade, a technical skill, years in a field — and have no idea how to turn that into a product. That was, and still partly is, me.
Who I don't think this is for: anyone looking for a shortcut to fast money, or expecting a finished business handed to them in five days. It's a training, not a business in a box. If you go in expecting the second thing, you'll be disappointed — and I'd rather say that upfront than have you register on my recommendation and regret it.