I've had a difficult time selling the Most Profitable Funnel live training happening on Wednesday. But I'm still preparing for it because, historically speaking, I sometimes get a bunch of sales on the very last day. So, with that in mind, a question for you: What do you look for in potential JV partners and their lists? I used to think I could just pick any list, and as long as I get new subscribers, I'd be fine. I can sell to them down the road. But I'm starting to reconsider this method. Now I look for lists with these qualities: - List owners who sell offers priced around the same as my own offers - List owners who send at least one email per week or more - List owners who write similar emails to my own (story-based, infotainment, etc.) - List owners who regularly sell to their lists If you run JV partnerships, do you have your own rules for who you partner with? I'd love to know!

I don't want people link-spammin' this group, but every now and then, I want you to share what you're working on. A new offer? An old offer you want some eyeballs on? Your newsletter? Something else? Today's your day to share :)

Rules: → Sunday: I make a new post for the week → Participants: Share your content goals (blog posts, emails, social posts, essays... whatever writing-adjacent goals you plan to accomplish during the week, and need accountability for) → During the week: Share progress or lack thereof throughout the week so the rest of us can either congratulate you, motivate you, or (only if specifically asked for) crack a whip or whatever you need to get you back on track → Saturday: Report results. We will continue this for as long as there's sufficient interest. Now, let's begin!

I neglected my blog for the last year and a half while building my daily email habit. But now that that part's become a repeatable habit requiring far less effort and brainpower on my end, I'm going to be focusing on the blog once more. However, I'm finding it hard to get into the groove. So... I'm asking if anyone here wants to do a weekly publishing challenge with me for the next month or so... through mid May, maybe? Your "content" can be blog posts, social posts, essays (if you're GC), even emails... or a combination of these. You can decide how often you want to publish, but it should be at least once a week (more is fine). You can think of it as a challenge, but really, we'll just share progress and report that we've published what we planned to at the end of every week. It's a way to stay accountable until we've built up a habit over the next few weeks. If interested, let me know in the comments that you're in. Cheers!

Not all of you are on social media, but many of you are at least on some sort of platform, I'm assuming. For traffic, lead gen, etc. OK so, for example, I'm on Pinterest. It's a visual search engine, so I get decent traffic from Pinterest to my blog, and a decent chunk of said traffic converts to subscribers, too. I mean, Google (thanks to SEO) is still my biggest traffic source, but adding just one other platform definitely helps. So, here's a poll for you: What's your primary platform of choice? Vote below and then let me know in the comments whether you're currently using it with some level of success, or if you want to start using it because you've heard good things. And if you vote "somethin' else" then let me know that in the comments, too.