They speak.
People listen.
Nothing moves.
That’s not because the talk was weak.
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Selling Certainty exists to make sure that when
you’re on a platform — whether it’s a stage, panel, podcast, or your own event — it’s doing real work for the business.
That means:
Choosing the right rooms
Structuring the right message
Designing the right moments for a decision
Not louder. Not flashier.
Just effective.
We don’t sell speaking gigs.
Or train performance.
You’re being treated like a contributor
instead of an authority who converts.
You’ve had platform moments where:
The room leaned in...
The message landed...
And no real decision followed
At your level, that’s unacceptable.
Platforms don’t decide anything on their own.
They follow the structure you give them.
If the platform is built around:
Sharing insights
Telling your story
Being helpful
Convincing
Teaching
Then the best possible outcome is appreciation.
Appreciation feels good. But it doesn’t move money.
Decisions only happen when the platform is deliberately designed to
Narrow options
Create contrast
Make the next step obvious
Most experts never do this — not because they can’t,
but because no one ever showed them how.
That’s the gap we close.
I started a movement beyond my practice and closed $1.3M during a 3 day event! Thanks D
The money-maker in my business is the opportunity Dawnna uncovered for me.
I earned $60K in new opps from one speech after working with Dawnna and her team.
I started a movement beyond my practice and closed $1.3M during a 3 day event! Thanks D

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Dionnie Wynter Pfunde

The money-maker in my business is the opportunity Dawnna uncovered for me.
I earned $60K in new opps from one speech after working with Dawnna and her team.
If the leverage is there, we go deeper.
If it isn’t, we don’t force it.
That estimate determines what happens next.
Find out exactly how much one platform
could add to your bottom line —
before you ever step on it.

Platform Conversion for Borrowed & Owned Stages
Platform Conversion & VIP/In-Person Advisory
A Complete Platform Ecosystem Strategy
The Reactor is for experts and advisors who either primarily borrow platforms or want to own their own.
That means:means:
Speaking on stages, panels, podcasts, or summits you don’t control
Speaking at your own small events or on virtual platforms
Having a small list or event ecosystem you want to build
Here, the work is about making platform attention convert.
We focus on:
Engineering decision moments into talks and appearances
Eliminating leakage without changing who you are or how you sell
No list required.
No event build.
Just cleaner conversion.

Platform Conversion & VIP/In-Person Advisory
The Chamber is for business owners who already own their platform, want to build their own platform, and want it to convert at a higher level.
That means:means:
An active email list
Your own workshops, live events, or masterminds
Buyers who already trust you - but no commitment at the level they should
In the Chamber, we focus on conversion inside environments you control and stages you deliver from.
We work with you to:
Redesign your event and platform structure
Engineer decision moments in your agenda
Align message, offer, and sequencing
Increase deal size and commitment in the room
This is where platform ownership and deliver turn into leverage.
This is not coaching.
It’s an advisor-level execution partnership.

A Complete Platform Ecosystem Strategy
BlaqFyre is for owners who want a strategic view of their entire platform ecosystem before deciding what to convert or build.
This engagement answers questions like:
Which platforms actually matter for this business
What should be owned vs. borrowed?
Where is leverage leaking across the ecosystem?
In BlaqFyre, we proactively map your entire platform conversion over 12 months including:
Owned platforms and strategic events
Borrowed platforms to drive more clients
Message flow that drives conversion
Conversion paths based on client level
So everything works together — instead of competing for attention.
This is strategy, not execution.
