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8 contributions to Royalty Ronin
Who do you know that has a "non-techy" Women's audience?
I'm part of a new community with some killer Ronin and our wives that's designed to make AI approachable, useful, and fun for regular women (moms, grandmas, professionals who aren’t “techy” but want real-life results). Our demographics are women 30–60+, US/UK/AUS/Canada, solopreneurs, caretakers, creatives, professionals. Since we're not looking for techy audiences, it could be anywhere women are gathering...we're finding most AI education is made by men for men. They might be: - A mom who wants to get organized and save time - A creative juggling side projects and self-care - A professional who wants to feel more confident with tech - A grandma who wants to stay connected and relevant If this will make the audience owner look a hero and help their people out...we'll gladly pay 50% ongoing of the $29/mo. through Skool so it'll be super easy for everyone involved. We’ll also look for ways to promote them back to our members. Let me know...
1 like • Sep 12
Lorrie Morgan, the copywriter? She's has an email list and is starting up a podcast specifically about how to market to women.
Your advice on salvaging a huge email list?
I've been talking to a FB ad agency owner. She has been patiently sitting on an email list, which was part of her payment for a revshare deal with a client. The bad/terrible: - This list hasn't been emailed in the past 1-18 months (depending on when they bought) - The guru who was the face of the offer is no longer involved - His name or his offers cannot be used or even mentioned - Emails can't be sent from his account/domain There are only two things to offset all the negatives above: - There are 115k email addresses on this list - All are buyers, with some spending as little as $27 and some as much as $15k (it's a finance list) Do you have any experience or advice with something like this? If these were physical mail addresses, we could mail a small segment of the list as a test and see what happens. Is that the thing to do here as well? Is our best bet to set up a new domain, and start slowly spamming people and see where it leads us? Or should we throw away the whole list? Or is there some third option that I'm not seeing?
1 like • Aug 1
@Steve Walther Thanks, that's a good idea and something I hadn't thought of. Maybe we could even do it on a small scale from Gmail without going to the time and trouble of warming up a new domain.
I’ve turned the Ronin trial on for a bit.
Heads up: I’ve turned on the 7 Day trial again. Anybody on the fence? Let them know: “Travis is paying for your first 7 days.” Thanks so much! Rooting for Ya, Travis
I’ve turned the Ronin trial on for a bit.
2 likes • Jul 31
I just realized today that all the actual community content (aside from the courses) is publicly visible even without being signed up or even logged in to Skool. Is this intentional marketing or...?
Turn a podcast into a Kindle book?
Do you have a streamlined process to take a bunch of content (eg. podcast transcripts, daily emails, video trainings) and turn it into a Kindle book? Maybe some magic AI tool? Or your own custom process? I recently made an offer to a podcast owner to write and publish a book for him for free. The deal was, I would do all the work — writing the book (using his podcast for starter content), publishing it on Amazon, even running ads to it — and use it to get people to his $2k offer on the back end. I'd only get paid as an affiliate if this makes him sales. He enthusiastically said yes. I figure... I can do all this myself (I have written and published lots of Kindle books in the past) but if you've already got a smooth process to do this, send me a DM. Let’s talk and maybe we can partner up.
2 likes • Jul 20
@Bob Leverton Haha thanks Bob. OnlyFans channel is in production, I'm looking for partners for that as well.
$5 million in 6 months with ONE BOLD ASS MOVE!
Daniel decided to move from Australia to the UK. All he brought with him was a suitcase and a credit card. He knew NOBODY in the UK. But... In 6 months... He did $5 million in business with people who were STRANGERS. 👉He made ONE BOLD MOVE! That ANYONE could do. Totally Ronin. I've got a short report with ALL of the details. I will send it to you for 99 bucks... OR... Take a stab at it 👇 If we get 100 comments, I'll put it in the classroom for all Ronin no charge. This is SO important to SERVING NO MASTER and our Ronin way of life... ...even if nobody knows you. ...even if you are NOT an expert at anything. That... I want this to STICK in your brain like my omelet sticks to the pan when I make one for Jeannie (Poor girl)... I figure... 99 bucks oughtta do it? or... If you take a whack at it, it will probably "stick" too! The ball is in YOUR court:-) Daniel knew nobody. He had a credit card with a few thousand-dollar limit. What was his BOLD MOVE that put $8 million in his pocket in 6 months? Take your best Ronin guess! Go 👇 Rooting For Ya, Travis PS I had to edit because I can't do MATH! It was 4 million POUNDS which is slightly more than $5 million, NOT 8 million! LOL PPS Ya did it! Here's the answer
$5 million in 6 months with ONE BOLD ASS MOVE!
0 likes • Jul 15
@Travis Sago A fundraiser? A mastermind? An opportunity to meet somebody famous or influential (that he hired for the evening)?
0 likes • Jul 15
Hired a conference room in a hotel for an evening, invited a few experts to speak for free in exchange for getting in front of his audience, then invited people with money and with a problem that those experts could solve.
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John Bejakovic
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@john-bejakovic
Investing in online businesses | Writing about marketing and influence

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