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Visibility Coaches Are the New Snake Oil Salesmen

  • May 15
  • 2 min read

Let’s be real.


We’ve entered a new era of online business where everyone and their cousin is suddenly a “visibility coach.”

They’re promising reach.

They’re promising omnipresence.

They’re promising you’ll be seen.


But seen by who?


Your mom?

The three people in your downline?

A Facebook group with five likes and a Canva post?


Let’s stop lying.

Most of these visibility “experts” can’t get out of their own damn way.


Just look at this post right here. Prime example.




A self-declared marketer bragging about spending 90 minutes putting together a visibility package—which basically means they emailed screenshots of where they shared someone.

Screenshots.

Emails.


That’s not visibility. That’s desperation.


You’re not omnipresent. You’re not viral. You’re not magnetic.

You’re busy. You’re delusional.

You’re using words like “funnel,” “optimize,” and “customer journey” like they mean something—when in reality, the only journey happening is people clicking off your shit and never coming back.


Visibility is not a fucking Canva carousel.

It’s not an email blast.

It’s not posting in groups no one engages with.


Visibility is power.

It’s presence.

It’s engineered. It’s targeted. It’s measurable.

It floods your feed, hijacks attention, and forces the algorithm to bow.


You either have it—or you don’t.

And 99% of these coaches? Don’t.


They steal the language. They mimic the message.

But they can’t deliver the result.

They’re not driving a system. They’re playing dress-up in a broken framework.


And while they’re busy playing marketing games from 2012,

MetaMasters is building monsters.

Real reach.

Real views.

Real people becoming unignorable.


So if you’re tired of visibility lies,

Of coaches selling screenshots and buzzwords...


It’s time to torch the whole system.

Because visibility ain’t a vibe.

It’s a weapon.

And we’re the ones who know how to use it.






 
 
 

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