Perry Belcher is older, wiser, wears cooler glasses, and apparently drives a Rolls-Royce these days. Oh, and he’s got a new offer. Copy Blueprint laminated cheatsheets which hold the secret formula for coming up with cash-grabbing offer outlines, in an hour or less, even if you can’t write copy to save your life. Looks like one of those annoying free + shipping dealios, which probably leads to a barrage of upsells. Let’s hear him out though.
Daniel Giordano claims he can help business coaches, consultants, and agency owners add $100,000 to $300,000 to their income, in just a few hours a week, without hiring a team or wasting thousands on ads and complex funnels. Is his so-called All In Method legit? Read every word of this review to find out. “Thanks for checking out this once in a lifetime career opportunity,” Dan says in his pitch video, “where we will give you everything you need to become a highly paid business coach.”
Robb Bailey made every mistake in the book trying to build his agency. He didn’t have a coach or a mentor. No systems or processes. Clients were constantly beating him down on his price. He took on anyone he could get, and as a result, no two jobs were ever the same. That made it incredibly hard to scale. Granted, at least he was making money, but per hour it was probably less than he made bartending in his 20s. So how’d he turn it around? Read on.
Tai Lopez wants to put $400,000 cash in your bank account in the next 12 months. Enough to cut a check for a Lambo, like he’s done plenty of times, if you so choose. No big social media following necessary. In fact, you don’t even have to be on camera if you don’t wanna be. That said, here’s the three most realistic ways to make supercar money. First and foremost, start some sorta food business. “Food security’s becoming a big deal,” Tai says.
Mikkelsen twins Rasmus and Christian (and now their new spokesperson: Christian’s wife, Charlotte, who was prancing around in a bikini in the ad I just saw) claim there’s a ground floor opportunity you should know about. Everyday folks—from high school dropouts to busy moms and even retired grandparents—are tapping into these so-called little-known royalty streams by uploading short audiobooks online. No previous business or technical experience necessary.
Usually when you go and buy a new car, that car loses, on average, 11% as soon as you drive off the lot. This, according to Graham. Within a year, it’ll be worth about 25% less than what you paid for it. And within five years, the average car value will have decreased around 63%. It makes sense. As the miles add up, so does the wear and tear. And even if it’s hardly ever driven and just sits in a garage, the tech will seem prehistoric after just a few years, won’t it?
Executive Advantage founder Mitch Gonsalves believes your sales process sucks. In fact, you’re likely leaving hundreds of thousands of dollars on the table. So what if you could shorten your sales cycle, increase your close rate, and skyrocket your income? That’s apparently what his sales process can do for you. He’s used it to close more than $4 million dollars worth of high ticket clients. To see what it is and find out whether or not it’s legit, read on.
Zach Calhoon is the owner of CloudPano, a software company based out of Houston, Texas that offers 360° virtual tours. If you’re a freelance photographer or a digital media provider, and you’d like to increase your profit and impact while freeing up your time? He wants you to know about his so-called Virtual Tour Profit System, or VTPS for short. Apparently, you can set up and sell virtual tours to clients and charge them around $1,000 a month for this service.
Billy Gene doesn’t wanna waste your time at all. In a new YouTube ad, he’s hanging with his team at the infamous Billy Gene Is Marketing headquarters, explaining how, “If you’re seeing this right now, it’s because you saw some of our content or something that inspired you to want to start advertising so you can get more customers. And we put together what we believe is the most ridiculous deal maybe in digital marketing or internet marketing history.”
Just a few months ago, it seemed like everyone was getting rich off of ’em, right? You could buy from any of the big name NFT projects and flip ’em, almost instantly, for big bucks. But now the crypto market’s crashing and NFT prices are circling the drain. Will the entire NFT market collapse? Or can at least some of the projects (like the ones with real utility) make a comeback? Here’s some perspective from Sean Kelly, an 8-figure NFT entrepreneur.
Kindle Publishing Income creator Sophie Howard says it’s one thing to get a worthwhile book written and uploaded to Amazon and start marketing it. But it’s a whole other thing to then get people to leave you a great review. And, if ya think about it, you’re only gonna go so far without ’em. Like when’s the last time you bought a book (or anything else) on Amazon without at least scrolling down to the review section and taking a quick peek, right?
A recession may be coming. There are signs everywhere. Some stranger than others. For example, exotic dancers are reporting that the strip clubs are empty. I mean, you know things are getting bad when that happens. But here’s another interesting warning sign: Graham Stephan’s YouTube income has taken a nosedive. “I’ll flat out say it,” he blurts out in his latest video, “my YouTube ad revenue is substantially lower than where it was at the peak.”
Pejman Ghadimi is the creator of Exotic Car Hacks and Watch Trading Academy. Apparently, he’s got a beautiful wife too. “But today I’m not here to talk to you about cars or watches or anything luxurious,” he says in a new YouTube video. “Instead, I wanna talk to you about why it’s really important for you to get rich. And those of you that know me know that I came from literally nothing. I used to sleep in a basement with my mom.”
Tom Wang used to have a single skincare product that was doing a strong 6-figures a month in revenue, netting him well over 5-figures. Yep, every 30 days. And yeah, all on Amazon. Crazy, huh? Anyways, can you guess what it was? A micro derma roller, of all things. More specifically, the Microneedle Skin Roller 2.0 by Sdara Skincare. “And I wanna share with you guys how we actually found this product, because the story’s quite insane,” Tom says.
The HOTH is actually an acronym for Hittem Over The Head. Their company aggressively helps you grow your business with search engine optimization, or SEO for short. So if you’re looking to get more traffic by showing up at the top of Google, look for the furry red mascot, I guess. “When it comes to SEO, there’s a lot of misinformation about what does and doesn’t work,” says Michael Diaz, an Account Manager at The HOTH. Read on for my review.