I'm opening up Royalty Rockstars next week if nothing goes FUBAR! 🤞 Royalty Rockstars is a community for the "talent": Coaches, Creators, and Influencers who want to turn their old/new content into ROYALTY income. RONIN are the producers and distribution. Kinda like the music, movie, sports industry. You have the talent. 🤹‍♂️ Then you have the Royalty Ronin who go out and monetize the talent. 🤑 I will "teach" my fool head off about licensing, but MOST TALENT doesn't want to do the BUSINESS SIDE! They just DON'T! That's where YOU come in. Royalty Rockstars is going to be a "feeder" for Ronin. We'll discuss more details later... But for now...free for you... ===> Become a Royalty Rockstar & FOUNDER here I can't tell ya what to do cuz you're Ronin... But I'd love it if you joined and added to the convo. I'd bet dollars to donuts the most active Ronin will make deals with the Rockstars. Rooting For Ya, Travis PS I initially spoke about this community as 8 Figure Licensing Mojo, but damn...it was just so boring to me! I want to make licensing FUN!

Hi everyone I'm wondering what stance or energy i want to take on when i start pitching partnerships to provide content (as opposed to campaigns). Do you recommend the same approach as "investor"? @Travis Sago If you (or any of the wise peeps here) have suggestions for how I might get started thinking about pitching in terms of setting up a partnership to provide content (for royalities) I'd love some suggestions to get me started :). Much thanks Lisa

I’ve been lurking here for weeks now but I really want to make progress on my project so I need to start engaging! I feel like I’m going out on a limb bit here because I’m interested in this process of licensing content from a completely different role compare to most peeps here. In full transparency I am a creator. I can’t actually help myself :). I’m also a teacher with 30 years professional experience and a master at designing programs and synthesising content into learning frameworks at numerous universites around the world as a few of my nerdy kirks and career highlights. So the idea of licensing MY IP is first and foremost at the top of my wish list. I’m a marketer because I have been online in biz for 15 years and have done continuous professional development in marketing during that time as something I have to do to have a successful biz (not primarily because I love marketing and that’s what I want to do day in and day out LOL). I get the sense that most peeps here are first and foremost digital marketers :). My focus here in this group in the first instance is to learn to license my IP. In fact it’s the top priority in my biz right now. Frankly as I get older I’m much more keen in building passive income steams than I am in building an empire and marking a big mark on the world LOL. So I realise I may well be a minority in this group but I’m hopeful that the information and wisdom of this group will be hugely helpful for me in seeing me get my “crazy arse project” off the ground :). My “crazy arse” project. I want to totally flip the switch on my approach to lead gen. Mission: Turn lead gen from being a paid expense to a passive income stream instead. Goal Aquire 60 sales a year (20 a quarter) from partners while also building a small passive income stream (4-6K per month) by licensing my work/ IP as solutions that fill holes , add value and increase conversion in their programs. For Partners: I offer bonus content/ modules to add to their offer that is unique and evocative that will increase their conversions, make them stand out amongst competitors, add value, fill holes and greatly increase their clients results.

A practical question: How are content deliverers doing the technical aspects of making their content accessible in the partnerships? Are they hosting the content on their own platforms? - ie Kajabi Are they packaging the content somehow and handing it over to the partner? Would love to understand how to best set this up :) Thanks in advance Lisa x

Hello everyone :) In lieu of a first intro post (which I will do soon :)) I wanted to ask a quick question. I'm working my way through a lot of the training content first up as I'm new to most of Travis's world (although I have learnt from one of his students for years and recognise a lot of the strategy). Some of the terminology in the training is tripping up my brain LOL. My main question today - what is CAP? I'm going through the hopper training and in one of the calls Travis and the group have a discussion about CAP and that it should be used everywhere but not what it is (it sounds pretty cool and important hahaha) can someone enlighten me? @Travis Sago could you clarify? Looking forwards to learning from you all about the world of licensing. :)