Help a fellow RONIN out... We have located a specific youtube influencer(6M+ subscribers) who is ideal to partner with Reaching out to him via socials or emails will likely be ignored as he gets hundreds of messages/day So, reaching him out via snail mail seems to be ideal However, I am having challenges finding his business address. I have tried the following methods and all of it has failed :- 1. Subscribe to his email list and get his address from the footer -> Leads to interstate filings 2. Few years back, he mentions his PO address in YT description -> This does not show up on google maps 3. Did a reverse whois lookup on his domain -> Privacy blocked 4. Did normal google searches with variations of "influencer + address" Do you guys have any tips/guides to find out their business address?

A few years ago, I came across a Facebook ad for a coffee product. It was a long-form ad, and the story was so compelling that it made me buy the product. This morning, I thought to myself, 'This ad must have been modeled after a successful ad campaign. So, I dived into the history of advertising, specifically looking for pioneers who focused on educating people before trying to sell "The Produkt". That’s when Louis Engel popped up in my search results. What stood out to me about him was: His strategy was all about educating the audience first. He used a long-form ad, which was unusual at the time. Rather than selling right away or pushing the company name, he waited until the very end of the ad to mention Merrill Lynch, allowing the content to speak for itself first. Engel’s approach was revolutionary, reshaping how financial services could connect with the public. Now, this is why people believe Louis Engel played a key role in shaping the advertising world (maybe some of you copywriters here in this group know, I did not), especially within the financial industry. Here's a more personal take on his contributions, particularly with his famous Merrill Lynch ad: Background: In the 1940s, Louis Engel was brought in to handle advertising and promotions for Merrill Lynch. At the time, he understood that most people were unfamiliar with the complexities of investing in stocks and bonds. "HIS AD HEADLINE" "What Everybody Ought to Know About This Stock and Bond Business": * This iconic ad, published in The New York Times on October 19, 1948, was unlike anything people had seen before. At around 6,450 words, it was unusually long for an ad. * Engel’s goal was to educate the average person (not focusing on savvy investors) about investments in a clear and simple way, avoiding confusing jargon (A.K.A. Simple 6th grader copy IMO) * The result? The ad was a huge success, sparking thousands of inquiries and positive feedback. Meaning, he quickly created millions of subscribers in a short period of time.

You can mint a small fortune by partnering with micro influencers, content creators, and experts in their field who have already done all the heavy lifting of building a solid relationship with their small audience. And it's the speed this can happen that matters. They've got the relationship BUT... They're NOT knocking down big sales. Especially not high ticket sales of $1000 to $5000 or more. Why? #1: They're either not making offers at all (usually the case)... #2: They're making TINY offers (like trying to feed an entire tribe on 2 or 3 skinny rabbits)... #3: Or the offers they ARE making aren't pulling in the moola like us Ronin can do. I used to work with coaches & experts with 2k, 5k, and 8k email lists back in the day. And it's where I honed my chops to pull in multiple six figures with those tiny lists. If I knew THEN what I know NOW? And what I'm about to share with ya? I'd be rolling in Breaking Bad kinda cash right now lol. But I'm making it a focus in 2025... Here's the beauty... These SO MANY influencers that can be the talent and eventually the operator... ...while I focus on the sales and producing NEW digital assets that I can control. And I can get it done in just an hour or two a month. I first shared my take on it here>> Because there's one thing that nearly ALL of these content creators & influencers do NOT have. BUT WANT. They want to make high ticket offers. But they lack a way to validate NEW offers (high ticket or low ticket) and make gobs of SALES without them looking bad... But I don't wanna get ahead of myself... @Travis Sago asked if I'd elaborate on how I structure these deals first... I'll answer Question #1: in this post and pick up with Question #2: in Part 2 tomorrow IF there's enough interest. Here we go... QUESTION #1: Can you highlight who writes, sends the emails/content? If it were me?

Hey Ronin! I'm in need of YOUR guidance/advice. The wheels are getting kinda shaky over here🚲 When in conversation with potential distribution partners/sellers for a licensing deal. And you are not intimate with the distribution/seller's niches. For the love of Marilyn Monroe monies. How do you find the S&P (S)ituation and (P)roblem... To increase the likelihood of a “Yes!” …instead of crickets from distribution/sellers? Like Travis' S&P example “Do you get long breakup emails?” when approaching relationship advice folks. My current plan is to hop on zoom with some folk in the various distributions niches and pick their brains… But I still think it will be a struggle as I won’t be able to find out what the sellers are seeing and hearing all the time from their people. How would you approach this?

Here's the OFFICIAL and signed Executive Order Banning Brokeness forever henceforth in Ronin! (Please see the exception.) Rooting For Ya, Travis PS a PDF is also attached if you'd like to print it out for your records.