Joshua Crisp reminds us that Amazon is a trillion dollar company. Jeff Bezos if filthy rich. Even after his divorce. And while other retail businesses are closing their doors, Amazon is hiring employees and opening up new warehouses left and right. He has a point. The opportunity with Amazon is big and only going to get bigger. Question is, how do you cash in? You can try to figure it out yourself. Or you can hire The AMZ Formula team to do it with (or for) you.
Dan Henry has five keys to scaling your digital product. Be it a course, coaching program, or mastermind. These are the same five keys that he used to scale his own e-business to over fifteen thousand customers. Want people to freak out if they don’t buy from you? Want to make your company easier to run? Want to cut back on refunds? And virtually eliminate support tickets? How about doubling conversions by ripping out ninety percent of your funnel? Scroll down for my Digital Millionaire Secrets review.
A lot of people think you have to make your rank and rent sites ahead of time, actually rank them in Google, and get leads coming in before you can begin monetizing them. Typically, that’s done by hitting up a handful of local businesses in that niche, asking if they want some free leads, then trying to close ’em at $500-, $1,000-, $1,500 per month after that, right? Which, don’t get me wrong, that’s a great strategy and it absolutely works.
Brian Kurtz admits that copy is the least important part of what you sell. Until it’s not. Once you have the right lists of people to market to, and your offer is dialed, then it’s everything. Then the messaging and creative can take you over the top. Brian doesn’t consider himself a copywriter, but he’s learned a lot working with the top copywriters of the last fifty years. He came up with the seven aspects that all good copywriters have. I’ll summarize them below.
Most financial advisors are living ten years in the past. They think the answer is to drive and meet a bunch of prospects face-to-face. Maybe if they’re lucky they’ll close one. After that, it’s more networking events. Seminars. Schmoozing at dinners. Grinding out referrals. And for what? To be chained to your desk all day? Meanwhile, savvy financial advisors are teaming up with Financial Leads Academy to attract ideal clients online, on demand, that they can serve from anywhere in the world.
Tom Wang wants you to notice his watch. I’m not a watch person, but I’m guessing it’s expensive. He’s running this YouTube ad hard. It must be working. Let’s go through it, together, and see how honest and ethical he is (or is not) in his marketing. After that, I will give you my opinion on his Master FBA course, reveal how much it costs, and you can decide whether or not you want to book your breakthrough call with his team. Sound like a plan?
Courtney Foster-Donahue can help you grow your audience and revenue at the same time. Instead of building your email list by offering people something for free, she does it with Pocket Products. Teeny-tiny digital products, that is, that can be made in a matter of days and sold inexpensively. This way, your list is full of actual customers. You can then sell them higher priced programs, coaching, and services later on. For Courtney, this shift in approach was worth multiple millions in revenue.
Paul J Lipsky will help you become a successful eBay dropshipper. The former attorney turned online marketer has spent years perfecting his dropshipping formula. It’s efficient, semi-passive, and most of all, profitable. It works for average people. Just like you. You don’t need any previous experience. You won’t have to mess with inventory. And you don’t need a website. Can you trust him? Should you buy his course? You’re about to find out. Scroll down for my Dropshipping Titans review.
Abdul Farooqi and Chance Welton cofounded a brand called The Modern Millionaires. They sell an Officeless Agency masterclass for a little less than ten bucks. Once you buy that, they try to upsell you their main course for seven thousand dollars. After that, I’ve heard they have a mastermind you can join for an additional thirty grand. What could they possibly teach for that kind of money? Why do so many people call them scammers? Let’s go through their latest YouTube ad together and try to get some answers.
Rasmus and Christian Mikkelsen are the twin brothers behind PublishingLife.com. They sell a course on how to make money publishing audiobooks on Amazon. It’s called Audiobook Income Academy 2.0. It sells for one thousand four hundred and ninety-seven dollars plus whatever upsells they have on the back-end. They have a one hundred and eighty day profit guarantee. If you don’t make at least five grand within that time, they’ll give you your money back and throw in an extra one thousand dollars just for wasting your time.
James Wedmore built a ten million dollar a year online business. His journey began back in 2006, when he started a mobile bartending service in Orange County, California. Lots of fun. Lots of cash. But also lots of long weekends. So, in 2007, he took his bartending knowledge and experience and rolled it into his very first digital product: an eBook called Bartend For Profit. In need of a website to sell it on, he bought a nine hundred and fifty page book on HTML, read it twice, and got to work.
Jeff Lerner has a new Facebook video ad that mocks the status quo. “Go to school. Take out a student loan. Find a job. Put your head down and get to work. Work for forty years. Preferably the same employer. Company loyalty is rewarded. Be thankful for every little raise, but don’t expect it. Miss out on your child’s recital. Forget your anniversary a few times along the way. Maybe throw in a divorce. It’s all okay though. Because if you just toe the line and don’t push your luck, one day all of this will be yours too.”
James Neville-Taylor went from suicidal to success. Today he’s a top one percent earner online. More important, he’s helped hundreds of others earn their first sale on the internet. His free system, emails, and training could help you do the same. Without recruiting, inventory, support, or even having to sell. It’s the most freeing business model in the world. Affiliate marketing. James could close his laptop today, do nothing, and still enjoy fifty K months on complete autopilot. Skeptical? Me too. Read on for my James Neville-Taylor review.
Matt Graham’s Facebook ad says before you start a side hustle like crypto, forex, FBA, drop-shipping, or coaching, check out his ready-to-go done-for-you and done-with-you business projects. He flashes a fat stack of cash to get your attention, then claims he’s generated tens of millions of dollars in online sales. His biggest takeaway is to not try to figure everything out on your own. Team up with someone who’s already successful. Just beware of scams, he warns. Skeptical? same. Read on for my Online Blueprint review.
Ian Bentley is the former founder of Autotropolis, which was acquired for twenty million. He is now focused on helping digital agencies escape the red ocean. Want him to install the proven systems and automations they used to build an eight figure company? And go from struggling solopreneur to at least a seven figure agency owner yourself? If so, Ian says he’s your guy. Can you trust him? Let’s find out. Scroll down for my Pivot and Scale review.