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13 contributions to PiggyBANKING Brand Creators
Bad news for Level 1 PiggyBANKERS
How's it going PiggyBANKERS? A quick note for you today. When I add the new interview with @Tony Teegarden next week... Only Level 2 PiggyBANKERS or higher will be able to watch. Most of you are just a few comments away from leveling up! Let's get piggy wit it! PB Chad
Bad news for Level 1 PiggyBANKERS
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The BIGGEST difference between being an affiliate vs a PiggyBANKER
Sometimes I can be slow at putting concepts into words... It hit me this morning that some of my PiggyBANKERS may be wondering how licensing is different than being an affiliate. The biggest difference? WHEN and WHERE the money comes in. Being an affiliate is great and I've made my fair share of money with it (I plan to talk about my new favorite affiliate revenue stream soon)... But waiting 30-45 days to get paid on a sale can suck when you need the money NOW. With licensing, the money flows to US immediately instead of to the licensor. Now, we may have an agreement to give the licensor a percentage of each sale. The onus is on us to pay them (usually at the beginning of the following month). Or, we get to keep all the money which is my personal favorite scenario. Then, we either deliver the offer through our own system or the licensor delivers it (my favorite option). Drop your favorite gif below if this lands with you.
The BIGGEST difference between being an affiliate vs a PiggyBANKER
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Multi-Billion Dollar Reason To License Successful Courses...
My wife's been swamped at work lately... Chad here... She comes home exhausted and the last thing she wants to do is spend an hour cooking dinner. Sound familiar? So she started hunting down crockpot recipes online. But here's the thing... She recruited ME to help. Now I'm no chef. I can cook up a mean hamburger or hotdog on the grill though. But with her system, she preps everything the night before... Puts all the ingredients in a gallon Ziploc bag... And in the morning? I just dump it in the crockpot, turn it on, and walk away. No stirring. No watching. No thinking. Six to eight hours later we've got a meal that tastes like she spent all day cooking. The secret? She found someone who already perfected the recipe. Now... One of the best assets a PiggyBANKER can have is a course. But, we don't want to try and build it! That's like trying to "learn to cook" from scratch while their PiggyBANK is screaming for attention. Spending months writing content...recording videos...building funnels... All while leaving their PiggyBANKING Brand business sitting on the back burner. While I'm all for helping a partner turn their successful course into a licensed product... That still takes some cooking. The faster approach? Tap into the multi-billion dollar industry of successful courses that are ready to be licensed. Not some Master Resell Rights slop job that is untested and has no sales track record. These are courses that are already successful...already converting...already making money. You just need to know where to find them. So, with that being said... If I were to provide a handy guide on finding successful courses you could license and add to your PiggyBANKING Brand would it be worth $10 to you? Let me know below!
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Those who don't listen, must feel...
Growing up, I heard that phrase a lot from my dad. Mainly directed at my rebellious younger brother. Usually right after he'd done something bone-headed... Like telling my mom that the spanking he just got didn't hurt... She made sure he felt it on round 2. He was always pushing limits. I was "the good son" lol. HOWEVER... When it comes to past partnerships? Man...I've felt a LOT of pain. I didn't listen to guys like Tony Teegarden or Travis Sago who'd already been through all the partnership pitfalls. Instead, I held on to partnerships way longer than I should have. My first partnership was with this very influential Chiropractor on YouTube. I'm a big fan of his videos... So I was completely star-struck when he reached out to me over one of my little blog articles about his technique. I was so excited that I'd nabbed a partner with a huge subscriber count... How much clout he had... And trying to prove I could be a great partner... That I ignored all the warning signs. When I ran a campaign for him to get more Chiropractors to adopt his technique? It bombed. Hard. Turns out there was zero affinity with email list. If I'd listened to those with partnership experience, I would've ended the test right there and moved on. But nooooo... I was dead set on making something work. Spent months working on a T3 and emails that were doomed from the start. I shifted my thinking from being a partner who calls the shots... To being a service provider trying to win approval. Call it pride or stubbornness... But, I like to overcome a challenge... Whether it's pushing myself harder with exercise... Or beating a really hard game where I've died fifty eleven times... I keep coming back for more abuse until I win. But when it comes to partnerships, we want to AVOID challenges. The thing is... Most newbie deal makers approach partnerships like a service provider looking to prove themselves even when its a bad partner. That's backwards. Partnership success comes from knowing how to spot the RIGHT partners upfront...
Those who don't listen, must feel...
4 likes • Oct 11
Great deal @Chad Boswell. Partner Pipeline Pro is awesome.
Big Shout Out To...
@Richard Audemars for taking the time to share the mission of our group with his audience! I've been caught up with some personal things this week (all good things)... A few moments ago I jumped on Facebook and see he tagged me in a post. The fact that he wrote up a fantastic summary of what we want to accomplish as PiggyBANKERS blew me away. I couldn't have said it better myself! I appreciate everyone of you who have decided to join me on this mission. But, I want to highlight those of you who decide to go above and beyond to help give this group traction. Once we hit 50 members, I'm going to move to a paid model and offer an affiliate program. Since you're already here, you'll always have a seat at the table ON ME. Quick question before I hop off... Would you be open to sharing this group with others?
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Big Shout Out To...
2 likes • Oct 2
You're welcome @Chad Boswell love the mission of the group and think it's a good move to switch to a paid model.
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Richard Audemars
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