Kevin Clayson cofounded Done-For-You Real Estate alongside Steve Earl. “Did you know it takes almost one-point-seven million dollars in savings to officially, comfortably retire?” Kevin says in one of their YouTube ads. “And according to Schwab Retirement Services, very few of us are on track to even come close to that number. But what if I told you there’s another way? That doesn’t involve a 401(k) or stocks or bonds, crypto, or saving like a madman?” Read on for my DFY Real Estate review.
Dropshipping has been hot for a while now. Seems like everyone has a Shopify store. The competition is no joke. Long gone are the days where you could just throw a bunch of stuff against the wall, test a bunch of products, and see what sticks. You’ll get left behind. Your product has to be amazing and in-demand. Shipping times need to be reasonable. Support needs to be dialed. All that, just to have a shot. And now? You need to out-market everyone.
Taylor Welch asks, “What if you could take every single dollar that you make and turn it into two dollars, three dollars, five dollars, seven dollars? But, without having to do anything for it. Without having to work harder, work longer, or know all of the ins and outs of a totally messed up financial system. For the last nine years I have studied financial intelligence. And I have learned that there’s really only three things that you can do with your money.” Review continues below.
Mr. Opulent, as he calls himself, is a digital marketer, serial entrepreneur, and investor. Together with his business partner, Tobias, he created A1 Revenue, where super affiliates are born. They’re currently running an ad to promote their Accelerator program. But before you apply, they take you to a case study that tells how they made nearly nine hundred grand in four months by running traffic to high ticket affiliate offers. Read on for my review.
Keala Kanae supposedly did more than ten million in revenue last year. What did he learn? Lesson one is that far is better than fast. He used to try to get rich quick, but realized it wasn’t sustainable. To still be around in five or ten years, Keala decided he needed to focus less on money and more on building a company that could last. For example, doing more organic marketing instead of relying solely on paid ads, which could get shut down at any time.
Cole Gordon really really really wants you to become a remote closer. Besides the obvious fact that it allows you to make good money without the hassle of having to create your own business, why else should you consider it? Cole offers five reasons. Number one, it’s a new and rapidly-growing three-point-two billion (yep, with a B) dollar-a-year industry. A big part of success is capitalizing on trends, and Cole says this is as good a one as any to get in on. And it’s still early.
Rob Booker has something that’s big, brand new, and on sale. “A good number of my friends have asked me, ‘Hey Rob, things are tough out there, what stock do you like right now?'” Rob says. “And because these are my friends, of course I told them. And how do you think I send these stock picks to my friends? I send them a text. That’s what I do when I think I know something about the stock market.” Read on for my Rob Booker review.
Roy Lewis is the CEO and co-owner of Fiction Profits Academy, along with Karla Marie. They’ve taught hundreds of people how to use “Amazon digital” to make at least five grand a month self-publishing fiction books on Kindle. Roy shares one trick that could make or break your writing career. He sees a lot of authors going into this business, and maybe they have good writing skills, they’ve tried self-publishing before, but they keep striking out money-wise.
Justin Goff had fellow copywriter Ian Stanley on a live stream recently to discuss the five bad beliefs about money that are holding you back. “Really my favorite thing to talk about at this point is money blocks, your emotional relationship to money,” Ian says. “What you learned in your childhood, from your parents, your teachers, the kids, your coaches, the influential people in your life, society, TV, and how that’s still affecting you.” This is important stuff. Scroll down.
Justin Colby has collected eight separate checks just this week alone in his wholesaling business. It totals more than fifty-nine thousand dollars. Pure profit. He believes you can get results like this too. In any city, any market, whether you live there or not. Justin’s deals were done in Phoenix, Milwaukee, Oklahoma City, you get the idea. Five different states in all. Want to learn his secrets? So you can do your first-ever wholesale? Or way more wholesales than you’re doing now? Read on.
The Black Fund has a catchy new YouTube ad. In it, there’s this tatted up guy with hipster hair, who says, “Imagine making a hundred grand in just a few minutes, without knowing anything about this before. If you’re watching this and you wanna make money from your laptop or your phone, and you’re a complete beginner, listen up. The cool thing about this business model is that you don’t need any massive up-front investment and you literally need no experience at all.”
Raul Villacis says there are three types of men. The first is the victim. He doesn’t have the capacity to go out and execute so he blames everyone and everything else. His wife, his business, the economy. And he’s looking for a savior. Second, you’ve got the information addict. Constantly Googling, reading books, attending seminars, forever getting ready to get ready. The third type of man is the executioner. He’s had success in the past, wants it back, but lost his drive. Which is exactly who Raul’s looking for.
Tom Wang makes good money selling products on Amazon FBA and great money selling a course that teaches Amazon FBA. He bought a new crib, his dream car, some investment properties, and he travels whenever he feels like it. But let’s go back a bit, and see how he got here. Tom Wang was born in Harbin, China in 1991. His family immigrated to Vancouver a few years later because it was easier to get a green card in Canada.
Modern Millionaires pitchman Chance Welton says, “Whether you like your job or not, you probably wanna make some passive residual income on the side, right? Who wouldn’t? Especially if you don’t have to waste eight months building an ecommerce store or dump $200 grand into real estate. So lemme ask you this: How many small businesses are there in your town? Dozens? Hundreds? Well imagine if each of those businesses funneled $299 straight into your bank account every single month.”
Chad Siemer has the best business for “super dads” who wanna ditch their nine-to-five this year. What is it, you ask. It’s building a one-man digital marketing agency, in your pajamas, and you can do it with no experience or existing skills. Chad swears it’s the fastest way to hit ten K per month and achieve complete time and financial freedom. What else should you know? I’ll tell ya. Read on for my Dads On A Mission review.