$60k/year No degree or experience?

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Why it worked

The video effectively addresses a common pain point (low wages, lack of opportunity) and offers a clear, actionable solution with a tangible benefit (high salary, no degree/experience needed). The use of a discount code and a direct call to action in the bio link further incentivizes engagement.

Summary

The video suggests that a tech training program like CourseCareers can help individuals without degrees or experience secure high-paying jobs in tech sales. It highlights the program's free introductory course and its comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare graduates for employment and internships.

Structure

1Introduce the problem of low wages and the possibility of high earnings in tech sales.
2Address the common barrier of lacking a degree or experience.
3Recommend CourseCareers as a solution.
4Explain the benefits of CourseCareers: free training and a framework for job placement.
5Provide a call to action with a discount code.

Original caption

Don’t settle and wait for opportunity. If you want more, take it. #techcareer #techsalary #techtraining #ad #salestraining #techtok

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Product placement

CourseCareers ACTS - it is a tech training program that provides a free training course and a full course with a framework for getting hired and paid internships. Removing it would change the video's purpose. It is mentioned by name and its website is linked in the bio.

Call to action

Click link in bio for more

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$60k/year No degree or experience? CourseCareers Click link in bio for more Code: COFFIN50

Transcript

I'm tired of making minimum wage. You can make 60k/year in tech sales. And if you're good, six figures. I don't have a degree or experience. And I've heard that it's almost impossible to get hired if you don't. Anyone could do it, man. It's all about your preparation. What do you mean? I would start with a tech training program. That way you're showing them that you're committed to being successful, even if you don't have experience in the industry. Do you have one that you would recommend? I like CourseCareers for two reasons. One, they have a free training course to help you get started. And two, when you graduate from their full course, they have the framework in place so that you can actually be considered by those recruiters. Really? Yeah, when it's all said and done, then you'll have the education and the experience that you need so you'll actually be considered by those recruiters. What should I do if I want the full course? Click the link in my bio for both courses and a $50 discount on the full one.