...By auctioning off a playbook on how to acquire niche subreddits for $0. The winning bid was $777. It could have been higher, but I ran the auction on a Saturday. So when I followed up with top bidders on Sunday to let them know we were closing soon, half of them were out with family. And I also forgot to mention the timezone in some of my follow-ups. Just said "closing at 1 AM." One bidder really wanted to win but missed it because of my vague timing. So I reached out to the winner and asked if I could offer the same thing to other top bidders. In exchange, he'd get something exclusive that nobody else would get. He was kind enough to agree. Sold it to 2 more people at the winning bid price. Then I followed up with everyone else who bid and made them a 3-tier offer. Most people grabbed the replay of my call with the winner. A couple picked the higher tier. Total: $6,462. More important than the money, the market told me what it's willing to pay for this offer right now. That's what auctions do. They validate offers and reveal pricing in real time. This won't stop here. The post is pinned on my profile. I'll keep making sales from it. I'll post more content about owning subreddits and send people to that pinned post. I'll also partner with people whose audiences would be interested in acquiring niche subreddits and run auctions there. Auctions are fun. And if you're sitting on a Facebook profile averaging 12 likes, thinking you can't make money, I hope this gives you hope. P.S. If you know someone whose audience would be interested in acquiring niche subreddits for $0, message me "Reddit."

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2147770765249906 It used to be my go to group, until I moved away from Pay Per Lead (and FB groups in favour of skool) Anyways... If anyone has an 'auction' template for a lead gen offer, then happy to let you have a run at it, and share the profits? -D

Coffee Dates on Demand with the Giving FUNnel. I’m starting with the first peeps to answer the poll. I don’t have enough room for everyone this go round. There is only one of me. At this stage of my game… Deep impact is more a priority than wide interest. The fast responders get the spoils. With the Giving FUNnel… I’m loading up 100 targeted leads for free. Running my Giving FUNnel… Getting people from cold to curious.. And reaching out to me saying, “Let’s talk.” in 48 hours or less. (Btw: I’ve got a hot database of over 14,000 using AI to dig it up for me.) I’m southern. I don’t rush. I don’t want you to drop the egg nog and Christmas wrapping the second I DM ya… …but I will move to the next person pretty quick. I’m a slug during the holidays.. And I’ll move on quick so I can bug Jeannie! Rooting for Ya, Travis

As a domino offer bonus. If you run auctions (or are about to) to an adjacent audience and want to sweeten the offer pie with The Ronin Method ebook to all the bidders that CONVERT to buyers, holla at me. Or... If you have (or know someone with) a paid community, Skool or otherwise, I think I can convince @Travis Sago to maybe let us do the same for those members too. We'll split any Royalty Ronin commish that comes in from 'em.

Long time lurker here, first time poster... 2 days ago, I ran a 24-hour auction in my Skool group of 400 people. There was a "pool party" theme to make the event even more fun and exciting than it might be otherwise. All in all, around 35 people ended up making a bid. Out of those, 10 or so were actively and continuously bidding for the actual offer over the 24 hours. The winning bidder wasn't one of them — he only swept in during the last 2 or so minutes, and won the auction in a photo finish, with a last-second $31k bid. (I had initially estimated the entire auction might bring in $10k total.) Along with the winning bidder, now I also have 10 people who have expressed a serious level of interest in the outcome I was promising in the auction offer. I'm talking to them as well, to see how we might end up working together. On top of all that, my entire group is on a kind of high. Folks really got into the auction and the pool party theme — there were side bets going on, running gags, people goosing each other on, and lots of jokes, to the point that somebody recommended giving out a prize for the funniest comment (a suggestion that was immediately adopted). There are 755 comments on the auction post, and a bunch of members have written me afterwards to thank me for putting on an exciting and fun spectacle. All that's to say... now I'm a believer. And I'll be doing more auctions soon. Big thanks to both @Travis Sago and @Chris Dyson for their help before, during, and after the auction.