Peter Pru’s been seeing a lot of Facebook ads for an ecom company called QB54. And there’s not much to ’em. They’re super simple. Yet, super powerful. Wanna see for yourself? Just go to Facebook’s Ad Library and do a search, in the United States, for all ads, for QB54. They should pop right up. “But they have so many good ads here,” Peter says. “I’m gonna play one of their video ads here. So you can see, basically, it’s like a yard game, a tailgating game.”
Future Flipper founder Ryan Pineda isn’t afraid to admit when he’s wrong. He used to think automated Amazon and Walmart stores were scams. Today he’s got a Lunar Ecom company that sells just that. Whoops. Talk about backpedaling. But to Ryan’s credit, he owns it. Just like he’s doing here, in his latest YouTube video about pallet flipping. Ya see, previously, he had said nobody should do it, that it’s a complete waste of time. But then he met someone who changed his mind.
Levi Lascsak and Travis Plumb made $100k in 100 days as brand new real estate agents. How? Well it wasn’t through door knocking, cold calling, or gambling on paid ads. Nope, they did it through YouTube, believe it or not. And you can too, or so they say. Read on for my review of their coaching program, called The Reel Agents. “According to the National Association of Realtors,” Levi says, “the average realtor with two years of experience only makes $8,900 a year.”
Tom Wang remembers a few years ago when he first started FBA, it was quite easy to launch new products to page one in Amazon’s search results. All you had to do was pick a decent product, use a third party service like Viral Launch, and run a giveaway to build momentum. In fact, back in 2016, you could actually pay for review services and Amazon couldn’t care less. So when Tom launched his Sdara Skincare line, that was his plan: do giveaways and buy reviews.
Remote Closing Academy founder Cole Gordon has a foundational philosophy that built his $30-million-a-year sales training company. “So you see, great salespeople, instead of trying to hard close the prospect at the end, using a bunch of rebuttals?” Cole says. “What they actually focus on, instead of objection handling, is objection prevention. And the way they do that is through realizing that there’s seven beliefs the prospect needs to have in order to buy.”
Graham Stephan thinks, with low interest rates coming to an end, excessive borrowing, supply chain constraints, and sky-high inflation, many of us are about to witness the biggest crash of our generation. So-called zombie companies, who were only able to exist ’cause of all those stimulus checks, are about to go belly up. As businesses shut down or at least cut costs, unemployment’s gonna go up. This’ll force people to burn through their savings.
Tai Lopez likes to switch it up. One minute, he’s living in a mansion in Beverly Hills, talking about Lamborghinis and Rolls-Royces; the next, he’s on a farm, feeding his horses. Lately, he’s cropped back up on YouTube, looking like a total savage, reminding everyone he’s still a big deal. Says his ecom brands are doing $150 million a year, combined. In typical Tai fashion, he doesn’t mention how much of that’s take-home, but here’s what he’s learned nonetheless.
Ecommerce Empire Builders frontman, Peter Pru, just announced seven top-selling products every drop shipper needs to take a hard look at for 2023 and beyond. All of ’em are already proven winners and have fast shipping times. “These are perfect for those of you who are just getting started on your dropshipping journey, trying to learn this whole process, and make your first dollars online,” Peter says. “All right, so let’s get right into it.”
Stocks are down, crypto’s down, cars and houses are probably next. We’re getting gouged on gas and groceries and the unemployment rate’s on the rise. I think it’s safe to say, we’re in a recession. So a question that a lot of you are probably asking is: How’s that gonna affect Amazon sellers? It’s tough to gauge, right, because while none of this looks good, Amazon’s got a crap-ton of Prime subscribers who’ve grown accustomed to buying pretty much everything they need right off Amazon.com.
Amazon FBA guru Tom Wang hosted a live event recently where he had his ecom buddy, Jake, share his story with the audience. Dude apparently took one dropshipping product and turned it into a bona fide brand that has now generated more than $10 million in sales. It was very eye-opening to Tom because Jake hardly messes with Amazon at all; he’s got his own website, sells direct to consumer, so there’s no middleman, right?
Phil Kim looks like he’d pull up to the Starbucks drive thru and order “a medium black coffee please.” And then pay for it with exact change.
Anyways, he’s got a question for you:
Do you feel like an employee… or a slave?
Most people who answer that honestly would say the latter. If you’re in that camp, Phil can help.
Is Dan Ryder aka DefiDan just another talking head on YouTube, trying to sell you a get-rich-quick course? He says no. That his students inside Crypto CashFlow are making hundreds, sometimes thousands of dollars per day, thanks to his insights. And they’re doing it using nothing more than their computer. And they’re not resorting to, ya know, drop shipping some sketchy energy crystals on Shopify or anything like that. Nope, it’s entirely cryptocurrency, baby.
Persuasion Hitman Ian Stanley explained himself at his recent Almost Passive Income (API) Live event. “The idea is that truly passive income,” he said, while standing on stage, looking out at all his disciples, “is more or less a myth. Right, truly passive income exists when you are rich enough that people essentially pay you to be rich. For everybody else, until you get to that point of net worth, I focus on almost passive income.”
Ravi Abuvala demands you stop generating leads for your business. You’ve got it all wrong. And it’s understandable why, right? All the gurus are telling you to go get more leads. Spam Instagram, run Facebook ads, embarrass yourself on TikTok. Whatever ya gotta do to get in front of people, send ’em to a squeeze page, and beg ’em to submit their name, email, and phone number, right? But what nobody tells you is that leads are not the same as booked appointments.
The Beach Boss Influencers are a group of five MLM mentors: Fran Loubser, Cari Higham, Brandy Shaver, Kat Krasilnikoff, and Adrian Lindeen. Adrian recently posted a video discussing three of their best social media hacks to grow your brand here in 2022. Let’s review and see if these strategies are any good, shall we? Cool. “Now the first hack is to apply influence marketing,” Adrian says. “This is something I did in my business about four years ago.”