STORY TIME WITH | MAY | MAKE MONEY MAY | A CASE STUDY - THE MONTHLY YEARBOOK This months goal will be a fun one, why, because completing your goals is fun and that's what we do here. Seriously, this month i will be perfecting the newsletter.. A new edition to the whole of Zetsu to help organize the ecosystem for both its current and new users. Now this is not only about a newsletter, its about structure. A format that insures engagement, retention and most importantly… sales! Now for those of you who haven't made a single dollar online yet. Do this for practice .. pick a thing charge a dollar post about it all the time. Lets pretend the thing is skool, charge a dollar for entry and make sure its active. Those are literally the only steps, the same applies to ebay or shopify or anywhere else. The reason this works is because most things that cost a dollar are gonna automate themselves as they are fairly niche to begin with. Once we move into bigger numbers things begin to shift. Lets look at some numbers… First lets imagine we have the product already, the only thing we need to do is sale that thing 7 times a day for about $17. Think about that for a second… 7 sales/day × $17 = $119/day $119 × 30 = $3,570/month To hit a flat 5k we can add a $24 up sale that's like a tutorial or 1 on 1 session So since its short of $5K. The $24.99 upsell is what closes the gap. Now how many of those 7 daily buyers need to take the upsell to hit $5K? About 58 upsell sales a month, thats how many! That may seem like a lot but, it really means only 1 in 3 buyers need to take the tutorial offer to hit $5K. Which brings me back to the newsletter, and the goal of this month... not only reorganizing the structure of the presentation but monetizing it. Here's a quick version of the general idea . A FREE NEWS LETTER THAT GIVES AWAY TIPS, TOOLS or SERVICES WITH 10$ -17$ PRODUSTS AND a 24.99 up sale. The up sale is either a tutorial/ walkthrough or a full version of the service Amazing and unique right..lol know, i know, this is the same system that's been around, but there's a reason for that!

1. Japan Airlines is putting humanoid robots to work at Haneda Airport: With tourism at record highs and its workforce shrinking fast, Japan Airlines is turning to humanoid robots to keep one of its busiest airports running. A two year trial launching this month will test robots on baggage handling and cabin cleaning. With Japan's working-age population on track to decline by nearly a third by 2060, analysts expect the government to push humanoids as an alternative. 2. SoftBank is building a robotics company to automate data center construction: As demand for AI infrastructure explodes, SoftBank is launching Roze AI, a robotics venture that deploys autonomous robots to build server farms more efficiently. The Japanese conglomerate is already plotting an IPO at a target valuation of $100B, a figure even some SoftBank insiders are iffy about. It's a bold bet, but not an isolated one: Jeff Bezos is pursuing a similar vision through his industrial AI startup, Project Prometheus. 3. The US is trying to cut China out of robotics, but it’s easier said than done: A new bipartisan bill aims to ban US government use of Chinese ground robots, part of a sweeping push to cut sensitive tech ties with Beijing. But there’s a problem: US firms still rely heavily on Chinese-made components, meaning a ban that moves further down the supply chain could hurt the very firms it's meant to help. Analysts warn the US still lacks a coherent strategy for navigating the broader tech competition with China. Glad i get to be around to watch.

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