Chase is the CEO of PushAMZ. He’s a serial entrepreneur. Back in the day he used to flip phones. Had three retail stores. Graduated to ecom. A decade of experience later, here we are. Chase and his team offer full service Amazon and Walmart seller store management. Now before you roll your eyes and go Oh great, another stupid ecom automation company, let’s hear him out. Chase swears they’re different. Scroll down and keep reading for my PushAMZ review.
Erin from Hungry Machine says, “We build and manage Amazon seller accounts to provide passive income for our clients. When your Amazon store is in our hands, our team of buyers will research winning products with high profit margins and name brand recognition to stock your store with. You’ll set the budget and we’ll get to work on setting up your Amazon account, ungating certain brands, making purchase orders, getting those items prepped and packed.”
Selling stuff online? You’ve got options. And yeah, eBay’s not a bad place to start, but it’s gotten way more competitive over the years and they keep changing their policies and so, many sellers are over it. Here are the top alternatives. First and foremost—and this isn’t gonna be a surprise to anyone—but you’ve got Amazon. They’re the biggest and the baddest. They’ve got double the shoppers of eBay and those shoppers go back to Amazon.com to buy again and again.
Why Unified is redefining drop shipping. They have three main products: Ads, which is just done-for-you ad management; Funnels + Ads, where they switch your store to a high-converting sales funnel and then turn on and manage your ads; and then Dropship, which is the whole enchilada, rice, beans and bottomless margaritas—they literally pick your products, design your brand, market, fulfill, do customer service, ev-a-ree-thing.
Pace Morby describes his so-called Gator Method as finding ways to take chunks (like a gator taking a big ole bite) of other people’s deals. Whether it’s part of somebody’s assignment, part of the back end of a fix and flip, part of the equity of a deal, part of the cash flow of a deal. You get the idea. When he initially used it himself, it was always about helping wholesalers find buyers and comping deals. Then it was providing earnest money. And it just kept evolving.
Jason Linett says, “If you’re not consistently attracting the right clients to your business—the people who are willing to pay the full value for what you do? Or, if you’re ready to stop being the ‘best-kept secret’ to the people that you know you can help? I’m going to guarantee that using my system you are going to generate $15,000 of new client business in the next 90 days.” Jeez, my man went 10 toes deep in the hype game. Let’s see if he can back it up, shall we?
Abby Walla and David Storch are Hollywood actors, writers and producers. And they can help you crush it on camera. Because, at this point, if you’re not using video to grow your business, you’re basically hustling backwards, playaaa. Problem is, it’s hard to just hit record and film something you’re proud of. So they’ve come up with three must-dos to become undeniably awesome on camera. It’s all part of The Hollywood Method. Read on for my review.
Mark Stubler is the CEO of Joe Homebuyer, the nation’s leading home buying franchise. “Our mission,” he says, “is to improve lives by delivering creative real estate solutions. This is the idea that we’re out in the marketplace providing real service to real families in need of getting out of their real estate properties. Our franchisees specialize in helping these families solve everyday issues or homes that they inherit—like how to get out of a situation that they don’t want to be a part of.”
According to Sharetown, a company that handles oversize returns, flipping mattresses is a surprisingly good way to make some extra money on the side. It’s simple. You go pick up people’s like-new mattresses, store ’em in a clean, dry location, and then sell ’em to someone else for a profit. So no, these aren’t mattresses junkies have been shooting up on under some bridge, or mattresses that fat old men have been sweating and disappointing their wives on for the last 30+ years. You can set the blacklight down.
Eddie Speed is the founder of NoteSchool. “What if I could show ya how to close transactions in a very unique way, where most real estate investors never even pursue this strategy?” he says. “They never even pursue this customer. Not only can you do that, but you literally can walk away from the deal with all parties making more money. There’s a way to use creative offers with a tax loophole secret that I guarantee ya the IRS doesn’t want you or your customers to know about.”
Droperts Ecommerce is for you if you’re looking to start a profitable dropshipping store but you lack the necessary skills to give your store a branded look; create a custom logo; pick winning products to promote; or maybe you’re just overwhelmed by the tech part of it. “Don’t worry,” says their overview video. “Droperts has an expert team that will create a complete branded store for you. We will create a logo for your store. We’ll select products that’ll sell like hotcakes.”
Can insurance agents make $200,000 to $1 million or more per year? Yes, but you won’t do it by begging your friends and family for their business; or buying junk leads from lead vendors; or door knocking or cold calling, that’s for sure. Instead, you can get insurance prospects to come to you, says Justin Thomas, founder of Insurance Advertising Masters. Ya just gotta use his so-called Masters Edge Dual Funnel System, whatever that is, right?
Bobby Goodwin is the man behind Cosmic Recode. He says he can help you have more impact and manifest more of what you love. But right now, fear is holding you back. So you have to learn to transform from the inside out, in order to overcome it. Once you do, you’ll be able to turn your purpose and God-given mission into a thriving coaching business. If you’d like to unlayer and let go of what’s holding you back from creating the life you want, he’s your guy.
Tanner “I can’t say my own last name” Chidester has a program called Elite CEOs. It’s for coaches, consultants, personal trainers, course creators, and marketing agencies. “Now if you’re one of those individuals,” Tanner says, “here’s the offer. We do between $1- to $1.5 million dollars, cash collected, every single month, inside our coaching business. That doesn’t even include our portfolio companies, which would add on hundreds of thousands to that total.”
Phil Bohol is the founder of Corps Confidence and cofounder of CloseDeals.com (alongside Dan Henry). The whole Corps thing comes from him being a Marine Corps veteran. He’s married and has an adorable daughter. He’s been featured on CBS, Yahoo Finance, Disrupt magazine, FOX News, and NBC. (I’m guessing most of those were paid for.) And he’s made multiple 6-figures as a remote closer. Not bad for a kid who grew up dirt-poor in The Philippines.