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.

Remember that poll about collecting Travis Sago's best insights in one place? Well, we are doing it. Below is what it looks like. I've been going through years of his posts. The ones about leverage, freedom, and "strategic laziness." The insights that made me (and) you screenshot. All organized chronologically. No more digging through Facebook to find that one quote. Bookmark, make notes, and highlight your favorite insights from Travis (and the search function in Kindle is way better than FB) The poll responses were pretty clear... people want this. Right now we're looking at 11 volumes total. Each covering a different year of his wisdom. Still putting the finishing touches on this first one. Down the road, there might be opportunities for people to sponsor individual volumes if they want to help get these out there. But for now, just wanted to show you the cover. -Jeff PS: If you are interested in grabbing one of the first copies... Comment “1” below so I can make sure you know when it's ready :) Purdy please and thank you:-)

Was going through Volume 11 and found this gem from Travis: === "You're likely talented enough to do or go anywhere you want financially. You're not the problemo. The obstacle is likely the vehicle you're driving to get there. An idiot driving a financial Ferrari is gonna pass Einstein on a financial tricycle. The Gen Z kid making more money than a Boomer makes in salary a month with one YouTube video isn't about brains, discipline, formal education or a lovely personality. The kid is simply riding a leveraged and faster vehicle. Einstein can pedal faster all he wants. He can take courses on faster pedaling and tricycle maintenance. He can got to LOA seminars and hope to manifest an abundance mindset that will get him from LA to NY in 5 hours. But in the meantime... Mr. Idiot has decided to upgrade from a Ferrari to an F-16 Falcon (with a pilot) and gets to the next financial level at subsonic speed. Today... It doesn't take an Einstein to get ahead. It takes a choice, commitment and courage to change the financial vehicle you're driving to get you there...even IF the tricycle is the closest and most convenient!!" === This is the kind of insight that makes you stop scrolling. Read it once, screenshot it, then think about it for days. But here's the problem... This gold gets buried in Facebook's timeline. Mixed in with memes and political rants. Most people will never see it. And if they do, they'll never find it again when they need it. That's exactly why these volumes exist. Every breakthrough insight. Every "holy shit" moment. All organized and searchable. No more 20-minute hunts through Facebook. No more lost wisdom. Just pure Travis gold whenever you need it. 11 volumes total. All his best stuff from different years. Comment "1" if you want first access when Volume 11 is ready.

I’m a butt hair (or two) away from having AI close $500 to $20,000 sales for me. I don’t mean “set appointments.” I mean enroll, take payments and the whole enchilada. Then I can build it. Clone it. And rent them out for a percentage of the sales. IMO this may be the fastest, most hands off road to recurring royalties ever. It’s an exciting time to be alive! Would you like to come along for the ride?

“I own Hulk Hogan, Hulkamania, Hulkster. I’m one of the few guys who own the name, rights, trademarks, and licenses. Vince (McMahon Sr) goes, ‘I want you to be Hulk Hogan.’ ‘What does Hulk Hogan mean?’ ‘Ivan Putski for the Polish Americans, Bruno Sammartino for the Italian Americans, Chief Jay Strongbow for the Native Americans, and Hulk Hogan for the Irish Americans.’ Vince (Sr) gave me the name. Vince Sr dies, Vince Jr takes over. Right when Hulk Hogan takes off, we get a call Marvel comics. ‘You’re infringing on our mark. Reasonably similar. We’re going to sue you, put you in litigation.’ We let them have the name, didn’t license the name. I only had to pay them one-tenth of 1%. That went from 1985 to 2005. In 2005, it’s over. Now, I can’t use Hulk Hogan anymore, and I’m red hot in 2005. I went to my attorney, ‘I don’t give a damn what deal you make, you’re going to make a deal because I need the name.’ What happened was, I got a one-year extension and I had to pay them 30% of everything I made. Movies, TV wrestling, they got 30% of everything, but if they decided to sell the name, they had to give me first shot at it. They couldn’t sell the name or do anything. Fair market value. All of a sudden, Marvel Comics gets in a bitchfest with WWE about intellectual properties, that they can’t re-air old Hulk Hogan matches. Marvel Comics lost. They owe Vince $35 million. They made a huge mistake. They said, ‘Instead of paying $35 million, how about we give you the Hulk Hogan name.’ I heard about it and went, ‘You screwed up now.’ Now, I don’t have to pay $35 million for the name, you have to sell it for me for fair money value,’ which is only $750 grand. I bought the name back. Vince wanted to buy the name from me. ‘Nah, I got this one.’ I bought the name back and I own everything.“ - Hulk Hogan