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Big Mistake Rant
Ronin are investors not copywriters. AI is great. But would you rather have an AI that can write copy to sell Gold at market value? ($5036 an ounce.) Or would you rather have a supply of gold for $1,000 an ounce? We, Ronin, don’t make more money because of better copy. We make money when we find an expert (or other supplier) who sells his/her offer to us wholesale for far less than market value. Example: I had an SEO coach who was selling amazing value for $100 a pop. I said, “if I can sell it for $1,000, can I keep half?" What do you think he said? YESSS!!! I did not try and convince him I was an amazing copywriter or had some AI that wrote copy that made people want to sell for ABOVE market value. Does that make sense? We MUST buy low! So low it’s a smoking deal to the end buyer. If I buy gold for $1000 an ounce…would you buy from me $4000 an ounce? When spot price is $5000? Yes! Would I need fancy copy? No! We are NOT trying to rely on our SALES or copy skills. If I come across a widget that costs $2000 and the market value is $2,000 then I need to be great at sales or copy. I don’t want to rely on that. I NEED to find a widget I can get for $200 when the market value is $2000. I won’t need an AI or pro copywriter to sell it for me. Those buy for cheap and sell high are plentiful with an investor mindset. But for the love of Ronin! We are the choosers! We should be asking our partners why their widget is worth the amount their asking if WE think it’s over priced. Not them grilling us about where we learned copywriting. This is a fun and simple game when we offer something of tremendous value for way less than its market value or we offer great terms. Or even “bids start at $1!!” 😆 Does this make sense?? What questions do you have? Rooting for ya, Travis
Big Mistake Rant
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Yes, makes sense. I admit, sometimes I lose sight of the investors stance and revert back to freelancer or service provider and start thinking about deliverables or how I'm going to deliver on the services when I've got no access to flow, most of the time. I need to get better at creating offers, too.
🔥 One More Partner a Month...
Hey Super Star! I wanna help you get one more partner a month. Idea 💡 I’ve been getting coffee dates like crazy with my coffee date buddy software… It takes less than 2 minutes when you use my approach… And works EVEN if you have a small audience. Cold outreach is great when you have no audience at all… But if you’ve got a few hundred on your socials OR know someone who does... You can get coffee dates in minutes to hours after firing up my lil coffee date buddy ThreadGenius… 🔥🔥🔥 It's like CDOD but for Social Media! 🔥🔥🔥 What if I showed you EXACTLY what I'm doing on my Facebook profile (It also works on X, IG, TikTok, and LinkedIn)... ...make ya magnetic AF 🧲 So potential partners are sliding into YOUR DMs... ...asking if THEY can get on a call with YOU. ...especially the part where they're already warm and half-sold before you even say hello. (Doesn't matter if you're looking for JV partners, affiliate deals, or just want more partner conversations happening.) Then I show you how to turn that profile attention into actual coffee dates...YES plural! 😍 Put the whole approach IN FLOW on FB, IG, X, or LinkedIn Set up a simple pipeline so whenever you've got open space on your calendar... ...you just press a BUTTON and fill it up with piping hot coffee dates from people who already raised their hand. (Easy to set up.) ➕ A bunch of other ways you could use this same approach to get potential partners curious, warm, and PRE-SOLD before the coffee date ever happens. Shoot, I'm even going to show ya how to use my coffee date buddy software... ...to GROW your audience EZ PZ! Would you be open to it? Especially if I gave ya LIFETIME Access? If I opened up ONE SPOT... And set it up 👉AUCTION STYLE👈 With $1 minimum bid 🎆 👉👉👉Would YOU bid for at least $1? ❓
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🔥 One More Partner a Month...
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Looks very cool. I can't compete in most the auctions that happen, yet, so most auctions have not been of interest to me.
Pokemon Card Auction - Part 2
Here's part 1: https://www.skool.com/ronin/the-pokemon-card-auction?p=24bb34de How could the auction winner recoup some of his $16 million winning bid? Partner with Logan Paul (the seller). Then create an event or attend an existing one...like a giant collectible event. Bring the card...with LOTS of security (obviously). Create a photo package where fans/collectors can get a photo wearing the card around their neck with Logan Paul right next to them. Charge a premium price. OR/AND... Create an auction! Winner gets private dinner with Logan plus the full card photo experience. Then a limited number of people get a group dinner with Logan as the follow up offer. Just have to be creative.
Pokemon Card Auction - Part 2
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I love that
The Pokemon Card Auction
How could the winner of the Logan Paul Pokemon card auction recoup some of their cost of the winning bid? The answer is in Season 3 of King of Collectibles (Netflix) But what is your guess???
The Pokemon Card Auction
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@Tom Curtis Not sure off the top of my head, those are my best two answers but now I have to go watch that.
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@Tom Curtis It was interesting to see how the auctioneer used the consignment to get attention for the auction and how he paid up front for the card and how he structured the rest of the deal as well and to learn the end price for that card was over 16,000,000 dollars is insane.
First email sent!
I got my set up done today and hit the send button to a Kung Fu school in North Carolina. I don't know the teacher there and wanted to send a cold one out. I'll mail the rest in the morning but wanted to get 1 out so I wasn't stopped on my goal for the day. The last line of the email, made it a lot easier to push that damn send button. 😂
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