Most people approach influencer partnerships completely backwards. They lead with their product. Their features. Their benefits. Then wonder why nobody responds. Here's what would happen if someone reached out asking me to promote their thing here to Royalty Rockstars... They'd probably start with: "Hey Jeff, I've got this amazing system that helps people..." DELETE Wouldn't even finish reading it. Why? Because they made it about THEM. Not about me. Not about you. Not about our community here. Not about what I actually care about. Classic mistake. Now compare that to how Travis approaches this. He got his book to #1 using unpaid endorsements. Was a top ten Clickbank seller for 5 years. 30,000 visitors a day from free promotion. All because he understood something most people miss. Influencers don't care about your stuff. They care about THEIR stuff. Their audience. Their reputation. Their problems. Their needs. And there are exactly 4 things every influencer actually wants. Four psychological triggers that make them say YES. Most people focus on the wrong stuff entirely. They think it's about crafting the perfect pitch. Or having some massive following. Or throwing money at people. None of that matters. What matters is understanding what makes influencers tick. What keeps them up at night. What they actually value. Travis figured this out years ago. And it's been printing money for him ever since. So here's my question for you... Can you guess what those 4 things are? Travis has talked about this a bunch in Ronin. What do you think every influencer actually wants? Drop your guesses in the comments. I'm curious to see how close people get. Because most answers I see are going to be dead wrong. Unless you're in Ronin :) Once there's enough guesses... I'll drop Part 2. Where I'll reveal the first thing. And why 99% of people get it backwards. -Jeff P.S. If you want Part 2... take a guess in the comments.

Travis has been getting requests for that promotion class. The one where he gets people to promote his stuff for FREE. Problem is, he's completely maxed out. Ronin is exploding. He's got more books coming out this year. His own commission deals to manage. So I'm thinking about stepping in. Now, these are some massive shoes to fill. I watched Travis get his book to #1 using unpaid endorsements. I've heard the stories about his Clickbank days. Top ten seller for 5 straight years. 30,000 visitors a day from free promotion. But here's what most people don't get... It's not about the money. Most business owners think they need huge budgets for influencer partnerships. They're dead wrong. Travis lands partnerships with massive influencers. Without paying them a dime upfront. And it comes down to 4 things. Four things every influencer actually wants. But nobody talks about them. Because everyone's focused on the wrong stuff. They pitch features instead of benefits. Talk about themselves instead of the influencer's audience. Lead with what THEY want instead of what the influencer needs. That's why 99% of partnership requests get ignored. The secret isn't complicated. It's just counterintuitive. Most people approach this completely backwards. They think it's about crafting the perfect pitch. It's not. It's about understanding what makes influencers tick. What they actually care about. What keeps them up at night. If enough people want to see this... I'll break down those 4 things in a post series. No fluff. Just the real psychology behind why influencers say yes. The stuff that actually works. Drop a "1" in the comments if you want to see this series. I'll start next week if there's enough interest. -Jeff P.S. @Travis Sago will probably jump in to correct me when I mess something up. Which honestly might make this even better.

RSVP If I put on a class on how to get people to promote you... And your programs, products, or services (big ticket, small ticket, or in between) ...without needing to be paid ...and I put on the class no charge 👉 Would you come? Let me hear from you 👇and if I get enough interest... I'll set it up. Rooting For Ya, Travis PS I got my book to #1 by getting influencers to endorse my book without needing to pay them. PPS I was also a top ten (in the whole marketplace) on Clickbank for 5 years because I got people to promote me and I only paid AFTER they sent sales. FUN note: I was getting 30,000 visitors a day on normal days.

Alright, you guys asked for it. The response to that post was crazy. Tons of "1"s in the comments. People wanting to see how Travis gets massive influencers to promote his stuff without paying them. So we're doing it. Starting Tuesday, I'm breaking down the entire system. Post by post. No fluff. Just the real psychology behind why influencers say yes. This is the stuff that got Travis's book to #1. Made him a top ten Clickbank seller for 5 years. Generated 30,000 visitors a day from free promotion. Series starts Tuesday. Don't miss it. -Jeff

Lots of folks voted that "creating engaging content consistently" is stopping them from starting a community. Jeff here. Makes sense why this would be a concern. You're thinking about starting a community and wondering: "What will I post every day? How do I keep people interested long-term?" It's a smart question to ask upfront. But here's what's interesting about @Travis Sago and Royalty Ronin... He barely creates any "content" at all. And yet 500+ people happily pay him to be part of the Ronin Family. Here's his approach: 👉 He shows real deals happening - Not theoretical content. Actual work from his business. Members watch him in action. 👉 He lets the community create the content - Member wins. Questions. Discussions. The community feeds itself. 👉 He shares his actual business - His process. His wins. His mistakes. Real behind-the-scenes stuff. What most people think they need: Months of content planned, creative hooks, daily posting schedules What actually works: Just document your real business as you build it Here's the good news... You don't need to be a content creator to run a successful community. You just need to be real about your journey. ✅ Share what you're actually working on ✅ Document your real progress and setbacks ✅ Ask your audience questions ✅ Let members contribute and teach each other The content creates itself when you focus on transparency over creativity. -Jeff