Art of Sell™ Community
Richard Moore's founder-led sales community is for coaches who want a high-trust close. Weekly live coaching, plus 150+ guest-class…
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How this community works
- Pricing
- $250 a monthAbove the sales median of $182.
- Format
- 2 paid tiers
- Platform
- Circle
- Category
- Sales
- Members
- Not listed
- Last verified
- 26 August 2026
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- 2 paid tiers: one price for access, another for proximity. Worth copying once you know which members want more of you.
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About Art of Sell™ Community
Richard Moore's founder-led sales community is for coaches who want a high-trust close. Weekly live coaching, plus 150+ guest-class replays.
Why you should join: guest masterclasses from Lara Acosta, Chris Do, and Maya Raichoora, plus challenges. Public prices are $250 a month or $1,500 a year, plus a $500 quarter plan.
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The one-liner
A founder-led sales community pairing weekly coaching with a deep library of guest expertise.
What they actually sell
Art of Sell, led by Richard Moore, combines weekly live coaching, a masterclass library with more than 150 sessions, guest experts, challenges and a practical sales toolkit. The teaching focuses on booked calls, conversion, objections, follow-up and raising prices without discounting. Monthly and annual options appear across the marketing pages. The offer is careful to make sales feel like an honest business skill rather than a performance of pressure. Members get a live place to bring current problems, then a substantial archive to return to when the same problem appears again. That mix gives the room both immediacy and depth.
Who pays and why
Founders, coaches and consultants pay because they need a repeatable close but dislike the idea of becoming sleazy. They want to charge properly while keeping trust with the buyer. The emotional purchase is integrity with commercial confidence, supported by peers who understand the awkwardness of selling a valuable service.
Where the members come from
The community is fed by Richard Moore’s brand, newsletter, free closing course and media pages. It is the paid practice layer behind an existing sales education audience. The public community page does not give a complete follower picture, but the free teaching and guest content provide several natural ways for a prospect to experience the point of view first.
What's holding it back
Premium delivery depends on the quality of live coaching and the organisation of the replay library. A large archive can become a shelf of good intentions if members cannot find the right lesson. A clear first fourteen-day journey would make the depth feel usable rather than merely impressive.
Steal this
Pair weekly founder coaching with a well-indexed guest library, and show new members exactly which sessions to use first.
Would this work in another niche?
Yes. Fundraising, agency new business and partnership development can all use coaching plus a durable replay archive. The model is weaker when the subject has no recurring real-world conversations to bring into the room.
Written 22 September 2026
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