PRESENTATION-TO-PIPELINE LIVE · Limited Seats. Next Session: April 21 - 24, 2026 11A - 2P ET

Sound Familiar?

You crushed it on stage.
Standing ovation. Selfies. Social media blowing up.
And nobody bought a thing.

Your Presentation Is Landing.
Your Pipeline Isn't Moving.

Here's why.

Get the complete Live Conversion Event Framework —

the 9-step architecture that turns applause into decisions

and stages into Revenue Per Audience.

FIRST LIVE SESSION
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DATE/TIME

April 21 - 24, 2026 11A - 2P ET

DURATION

2 hours

LOCATION

Zoom Link Upon Registration

COST TO START

FREE to Start

Presentations into Pipeline LIVE

- The Blueprint Edition -

what happens after you register

  • Immediate confirmation email with session link + calendar invite.

  • Reminder text 1 hour before if you added your phone.

  • Show up live — 90 minutes of framework delivery, then open Q&A.

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Sound Familiar?

You're Not Bad at This.
Your Talk Isn't Built Right.

Every joke landed. Every story hit.

You felt it — you hit
celebrity status.


But…How many people asked to work with you?


Got on your calendar? Actually became a client?


5… 2… 1… zero?

A standing ovation feels good.

That 7 seconds of validation hits your ego in a way that makes you want the next one… and the next one…

But here's the truth —if no one made a decision to invest… did your talk actually produce anything?

This isn't a talent problem. It isn't a confidence problem. It isn't a content problem.

It's a structure problem. And once you see it, you can't unsee it.

  • You walk off stage to applause — and nothing moves after.

  • Your best leads always come from follow-up, not while you're delivering your talk.

  • You know buyers were in that room. They just never decided.

  • You're measuring your talk by the reaction. Not the Revenue Per Audience.

  • You've been chasing best presentation status when the real level is best selling presentation status.

The difference between the two isn't talent. It's structure. And this live event is where you learn to build it.

From the mic

What Happens When the
Presentation Is
Structured Correctly.

★★★★★

"I earned $60K in new opportunities from one speech after working with Dawnna. The audience was the same. The structure changed everything."

John Ramstead — BeyondInfluence.com
★★★★★

"The money-maker in my business is the opportunity Dawnna uncovered. I stopped chasing leads after events and started closing from my talk."

Geoff Ramm — GeoffRamm.com · Celebrity Service
★★★★★

"Packed audience. High engagement. Zero conversions — until we changed the structure. Same audience. Completely different Revenue Per Audience."

C. Wilson — LeadFlow
★★★★★

"I thought I had a follow-up problem. Turns out I had a structure problem. After implementing the framework, my next talk produced more than my previous six combined."

D. Mason — Sales Pro - GrayCastle

Inside the LIVE EVENT

What You'll Walk Away With —
Live. In 90 Minutes.

This isn't a teaser. This is the full framework. You will leave knowing exactly which of the 9 structural mistakes your talks are making — and what to change before your next event.

01
Why engaged audiences don't convert — and what's actually missing

The one structural element that separates a great talk from a Revenue Per Audience event.

02
The complete 9-step Live Conversion Event Framework

Every step, in sequence. What it does, what it costs when it's missing, and how to install it.

03
The 9 Mistakes diagnostic — which ones are costing you most

Self-assess against every structural failure. Most founders who present are making at least five of these in every talk.

04
The Revenue Per Audience model and your number

A new metric that makes the cost of an unconverted audience impossible to ignore. You'll calculate yours live.

05
Tiered Monetization — capture every level of buyer readiness

Stop losing buyers who were sold but not ready for your top offer. One offer caps the revenue per audience.

06
Decision Compression — convert while belief is rising

The shift that moves conversion from your follow-up sequence into the event itself.

Plus live Q&A. Bring your current talk, your event setup, or your offer — we'll work through it in the room.

Is This For You?

Built for One
Specific Person.

You present or run events. And somewhere between the stage and your bank account — value is disappearing.

If that's you, keep reading.

Coaches & Consultants Who Speak

Presenting is your primary lead gen. Every audience and talk needs to produce revenue — not just generate goodwill and follows.

Business Owners Who Host Their Own Events

You run your own events — masterminds, workshops, summits. Conversion should happen there, not weeks later in follow-up.

Founders on Conference & Stages

You're presenting in front of qualified buyers in the audience. They're just not buying. That's a structure problem, not a presentation problem.

Experts Building a Client Acquisition Channel

You know stages are leverage. You want a measurable, repeatable Revenue Per Audience — not a hope and a follow-up sequence.

This is not for you. And I mean that.
  • You're not yet presenting in front of buyers. This framework assumes you're already giving talks and presentations. That you've already successfully sold your offer during the past year. If you're still trying, start there first — then come back.
  • You're looking for storytelling tips or presentation polish. That's not this. This is for talks that are already landing — that just aren't closing.
  • You're satisfied converting in follow-up. If your pipeline is full and your talks are producing at their highest level (25%+ conversion from the stage), you genuinely don't need this.
  • You collect frameworks without implementing them. This requires you to actually restructure how you show up in a room. If you're here to take notes and never act, save the 90 minutes.

Dawnna St Louis

The Person Behind
the Framework.

I'm supposed to tell you how amazing I am.

I'd rather share the lessons that changed everything — because you can use them right now.

At 24, I wasn't supposed to be in that room.

A Federal Judge had been turned down three times by experts and judges who were more qualified, more credentialed, and more certain they had the right argument. He looked at me and said it was my turn.

I learned that day that preparation isn't about knowing everything. It's about being ready for anything. I walked into a congressional committee and secured funding nobody else could get — not because I was the smartest person in the room, but because I understood the decision makers in a way the experts didn't bother to.

At 27, I was a female co-founder in tech.

Too young to be credible. No degree, so too easy to dismiss. Too female to be taken seriously in a room full of older, seasoned men who had been doing this for decades.

I was the COO of a boutique tech consultancy. I owned the table and the chairs at it. And people were asking me to get coffee.

So I started using stages. Not to sell. Not to close. Just to exist in a space where authority was earned in real time and nobody could ask me to get the coffee.

But then something happened that I didn't expect.

I wanted more business. So I asked for it — directly from the stage. Deposits of $2,500 to get on our calendar. No follow-up sequence. No nurture campaign. Just an audience and a decision moment.

We had a 100% show-up rate and a full calendar. I had just upgraded my pipeline without a sales team, a follow-up sequence, or a single cold email.

I didn't know it then, but that was the first version of everything I now teach.

By 40, I had built a $250M company and retired.

And I made the mistake that costs most experts years of revenue — I assumed everyone could do what I did. I took for granted the skill that had quietly powered everything.

At 45, I finally named it.

And then I buried it — folded it into everything else I was building, assuming it was just one piece of a larger puzzle.

Now, years later, I recognize the power it has to stand on its own.

What I had wasn't a speaking skill. It wasn't a sales skill. It sat in the gap between the two — where live audiences become revenue events and stages become the most efficient pipeline a founder can build.

That gap is where the Live Conversion Event Framework was born. And this live event is the first place it's been taught in full.

Attend Live

There's a Reason to
Show Up — Not Just Register.

The replay won't include what happens in the live room. Here's what live attendees get that everyone else doesn't.

Live Attendee Only

Live Revenue Room Audit — Done in Real Time

I'll take one attendee's current talk, event setup, or offer structure and run it through all 9 steps live on the call. You'll watch the framework applied in real time. If it's your room — you leave with a complete diagnosis and a clear fix. This does not happen on the replay.

Live Q&A

30 Minutes of Direct Access After the Framework

Bring your specific room, your offer, your close. Get direct answers — not generic advice. This is the only setting where I take open questions on the framework in a group format.

Free Resource

The Stage Revenue Heatmap — Your Quadrant & RPM Estimate

Every registrant gets access to the Stage Revenue Heatmap assessment — 8 questions that tell you exactly which quadrant your rooms are in, your estimated Revenue Per Room, and the specific structural gaps holding it there. Takes 3 minutes.

Questions

Things People Ask
Before They Register.

Is this actually free? What's the catch?

It's free. The masterclass delivers the full framework — all 9 steps, nothing held back. At the end, I'll share how to work with me directly if you want help implementing it. The value stands on its own whether you work with me or not.

Will there be a replay?

Not guaranteed. The live audit and Q&A are not distributed after the session. Show up live. If a replay is made available, registered attendees will be notified — but the in-room experience doesn't exist anywhere else.

Do I need to already be presenting in front of buyers?

You need to be speaking in front of buyers — or actively building toward it. The framework delivers full value when you have a real room to apply it to. If you're just starting out on stages, this will be directionally useful, but the depth lands when you're already in rooms.

Is this a pitch? Am I going to get sold something?

Yes — and I'll be transparent about it. I spend 90 minutes delivering the full framework. At the end, I'll share how to work with me if you want support implementing it. The masterclass is worth your time whether you work with me or not. That's the deal — and ironically, it's the same deal I teach inside the framework.

What makes this different from speaking or sales training?

Speaking training teaches delivery. Sales training teaches closing. The Live Conversion Event Framework teaches you how to design a room so that the close is built into the architecture — not bolted on at the end. It sits in the gap between both worlds that nobody else has named or systematized.

I took the Stage Revenue Heatmap. Is this the same content?

The Heatmap told you which quadrant you're in and what it's costing you. This masterclass shows you exactly how to fix it — the full 9-step framework, all four phases of each step, the 9 mistakes diagnostic, and the Revenue Per Room calculator run live. The Heatmap is the diagnosis. This is the treatment plan.

I've tried other frameworks for closing from the stage. Why is this different?

Most frameworks teach either the talk or the sale. This teaches the gap between them — the structural decisions that happen before you ever open your mouth, during the room itself, and in the decision moment that most founders never build. If your rooms are landing but not closing, you've already tried the other frameworks. This is what's missing from all of them.

Your next stage is already scheduled.

The question is whether the architecture will be different this time — or whether you'll walk off to the same applause with the same empty pipeline.

what happens after you register

  • Immediate confirmation email with session link + calendar invite.

  • Reminder text 1 hour before if you added your phone.

  • Show up live — 90 minutes of framework delivery, then open Q&A.

"The difference between best presentation status and best selling presentation status isn't talent. It's structure."

— Dawnna St Louis · Live Conversion Event Framework

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