Chance Anthony Welton has no office. He can work from anywhere in the world as long as he has his laptop. Last year he made one-point-seven million dollars doing the exact opposite of what the business gurus told him to do. “I didn’t start a business,” he rants in his latest YouTube ad, “I don’t have a business, hell I don’t even have an office. Because I turned the world into my million dollar office.” Scroll down for my Office-Less Agency review.
Vick Strizheus says he gets asked a lot what the best business model right now is. How do you make money fast? Especially if you’re cash-strapped and you don’t have a lot of extra time and you’re just getting started? And what if you have no list, no product, and no connections? Is it even realistic that someone like that could launch a location-independent business? Absolutely, Vick claims. Become a super affiliate. Recommend other people’s products in exchange for a commission. Scroll down for my Vick Strizheus review.
Craig Ballantyne says there’s nothing worse than a slow month in business. Clients cancel, income plummets, you take on low-paying clients to compensate, end up hating life. Don’t let this happen to you, Craig calls out in a new Facebook ad. He’s got three simple steps to getting more leads, making more sales, and becoming crazy productive, all without working longer hours. Can the Early To Rise owner deliver? Can he really help you double your profits? Read on for my Craig Ballantyne coaching review.
Tim Sanders has an Amazon FBA course called Private Label Masters. His top student, Aiden, did just under two million in revenue in a single month. Another student, Eric, did a little over one-point-five million in a month. Jay and Jun have each done north of a half million in a month. They’re hot on Tim’s heels. He did about two million last month. He’s hoping to hit thirty million in gross sales for the calendar year. How hard did they each have to work for those results?
Eli Jones ditched his dream of becoming a doctor and became a millionaire photographer instead. He owns a twenty employee photography company called Norman and Young, which serves the Dallas-Fort Worth area. His speciality is real estate photography. Like anyone, when he first started, it was a struggle. He followed a lot of bad advice he had found online. Sure, he’d earn five hundred bucks here, a thousand there. But to really break through, he had to pave his own path. Scroll down for my Real Estate Photographer Pro course review.
E Com Dave doesn’t have to go to work. He doesn’t have to check in with a supervisor. He doesn’t have to get stuck in traffic going to some soul-sucking office. He works for himself, sets his own schedule, calls all the shots. And it’s all thanks to Amazon. He buys wholesale products and sells them individually for a profit on Amazon. Last year he made more than six figures doing this. But it wasn’t always this way. Four short years ago, Dave was working long hours as a bartender.
Anthony Morrison was about to start med school when his father made an unlucky mistake. He invested in the WorldCom stock right before their scandal hit. He lost his entire life savings. Went from real estate millionaire to no money and no self worth. Anthony spent months being his cheerleader. You did it before, you can do it again, he’d tell him. Eventually Anthony realized his dad wasn’t going to rebound from this. What happened next? Continue with Anthony’s story and find out his net worth below.
Algo Online Retail has a message for soon to be Amazon business owners: stay away from the gurus teaching you outdated, high risk methods. If you are looking for a group of Amazon business professional that stay on the cutting-edge, that care, that can help you start, source, and scale your Amazon store? You need to check out their course. Tim Hellbusch, one of the trainers, says they can help you get your first sale on Amazon in as little as one or two weeks. Full review below.
Adrian Morrison has a question for you. How would you like him and his team of proven experts to build your Shopify store for you? Or at least with you so you know it’s done right? Adrian has been endorsed directly by Shopify as one of the only people in the world certified to teach you how to do dropshipping on Shopify. He has helped countless people already; will you be next? There’s some things you need to know first. Scroll down and I’ll review Adrian’s automated Shopify service.
Tom Wang accumulated around ten million dollars worth of assets before his thirtieth birthday. Most of that came in the last four years. Tom was born in China. When his family moved to Canada, he watched his parents struggle financially. As he got older, Tom decided he would do whatever it took to become successful. Eight figures later, he believes getting rich is a skill anyone can learn. Like riding a bike or playing guitar or coding a website. Scroll down for my Tom Wang review.
Dave Sharpe believes our system is broken. We were lied to. Told to be good little boys and girls, go to school, get good grades, go to college, get a job, put money away for retirement, and everything will be okay. The forty-forty plan. Work forty hours a week for forty years then live happily ever after, right? But the majority of people right now only have, call it, seven or eight grand to their name come retirement. What gives? Scroll down to continue this Legendary Marketer review.
Josh Snow (born Joshua Elizetxe), at age thirteen, would take the city bus over to the public library when school got out. He read the For Dummies books. Took an interest in computers. Eventually used twenty bucks to buy his first domain name. Created a micro blog. He would then read magazines and summarize what he had read in his own words. All of this was under a pen name. Eventually he added AdSense to the site. The night he made his first ten cents, he was so excited he couldn’t sleep.
Rachel Rofe recently shared several hacks to boost your sales on Etsy. And if you’re not already on Etsy, you should be. It’s arguably the most underrated marketplaces out there, Rachel says. Believe it or not, a lot of people do better on Etsy than they do on Amazon. It’s different. It has its quirks. But once you get the feel for it, there’s a lot of potential. Students in the Low-Hanging System course are getting results on Etsy. One member hit four K in thirty days. Another just hit one K.
Mei Pak is the owner of Creative Hive Co. and Tiny Hands Jewelry. She’s a gamer, foodie, and actor. In addition to English, she speaks Chinese, Indonesian, and can do a nice Singapore accent if need be. She sings, plays the violin, as well as the piano. She teaches other creatives how to earn a consistent income online selling handmade goods. And it’s not by putting all your eggs in the Etsy basket. In fact, Mei says that’s probably the biggest reason you can’t get past five figures a month.
Are there businesses in cities? Of course there are. Do those businesses need customers? You bet they do. And will some of them (the smart ones, at least) be willing to pay someone else to send them those customers? Absa-frickin’-lutely. Why? Because, say they’re in the towing business, they’re busy driving the tow truck, right? Or managing a fleet of drivers if it’s a bigger operation. Plus bookkeeping and payroll and buying more tow trucks and dealing with insurance and putting out fires.