The people who make the most money online have an unfair advantage. They can click "send" and get paid... it might be the ultimate superpower for any Ronin (or anyone else online). Obviously, @Travis Sago is a master of this... in Ronin, he has shared his most powerful tools and best methods for gaining this unfair advantage for ourselves... And everything Travis teaches becomes more even powerful when we have engaged lists to send to... both our own lists and partner's lists. Fortunately, one of our fellow Ronin @Travis Speegle has spent over $100 million on ads to PROFITABLY build lists... Not a "build the list now, get paid later" kind of thing. He's got ninja skills to "build the list now AND get paid now"... And he created what Ryan Lee calls the best list-building course he has seen. Ryan has been making 6 figures+ from his email list EVERY MONTH for the last 2 decades... so he probably knows a thing or two about list-building. I whipped up my first official T3 this morning with this special offer for Ronin who want to Click SEND and Get PAID... more money, more often... Here's the link to the special Ronin offer I think it's already a no-brainer offer to get the insider info from some who has spent $100 million to build lists... But if it's NOT a no-brainer for you... let me and Travis Speegle know what you need to make it a Godfather offer - an offer you can't refuse.

Stop to think for a minute about all of the content (IP, PLR, etc) that you could get your mitts on. It's virtually limitless! But so are the ways all of this content can be modified and repurposed - using the A.I. tools that are everywhere lately. Sure, A.I. doesn't usually produce top-quality content that's ready for prime time, at least not on the first go-round, but...if the content/IP that you have is already of reasonably high quality, then the A.I. tools can produce very good and useful output. A.I. can sculpt the content to be a better match for varying audiences, for example. It can change the 'voice' of the material (logical; authoritative; poetic; storytelling; brief; expanded; etc). Not to mention that it can translate into virtually any language very accurately. So try looking at all that content as a starting place, not an ending place. If it's not perfect for a given audience, then maybe you can make it perfect for them. And don't forget that A.I. can also help you figure out alternative audiences for just about anything that you have. I have tons of different A.I. tools at this point, and I'm wondering if anybody else would like to know what some of them are, and if others have some they recommend.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EqFQxRK-0VrWy9INugyHYME_TP16KKG-/view?usp=sharing Wanna hear a COFFEE DATE CALL with a partner that could EASILY put multiple 6 figures on my books in the next month or two? Here’s a recording of an offer call I just had on Monday with a weight loss offer owner. Maybe you’ll find it helpful? If you have questions or comments…shoot me a DM or comment below. Couple things of note: I’ve removed some identifiable info…hence the weird edits…and I cut the call right where we start exchanging contact info. I know his business partner from another mastermind I was in…I stayed in touch with him casually until it made sense for him to link me up with his biz partner. I knew VERY little about the offer going in…except for the fact that I knew they were on track to close 10 high ticket deals a day and had exception front end buyer lead flow… which they buy from several different front end offers. These guys are VERY efficient with how they handle their leads. BUT…they recognize a point of diminishing returns with their follow up efforts after sales calls and the idea of monetizing those leads with a proven system that we’ve used to get some killer results for opened up his willingness to run a test (I ALWAYS position as a “test” because it lessens the commitment vibe and makes it easier to say “yes” to). I stressed how important it was for me that, whether this test crushes or not (and I also tell him I have no idea if it will), my #1 priority is preserving their REPUTATION and BRAND. I stressed how important it is for us to stay outta the way of what he’s already doing…we want to be a bolt-on profit center. He starts telling me how much money he knows he’s got locked up in his list of non-buyers… I presell my hefty percentage… I get in front of some common objections… 1. that we might use a VA for this…we use a person I’ve spent years training from my home town.  2. That we want to preserve his relationship with his internal sales team and not ruffle a single feather.  3. That we’re not gonna swipe his leads

[If you didn't respond to Part 1, this won't be nearly as helpful.] Like getting deals the Ronin Way... Getting car dealers to consign their back row cars to me to clean up, drive to the auction and sell was NO PROBLEM! I had my PICK! I had as much inventory as I wanted...with no money upfront. Where it all went to hell in a handbasket was the first few deals I made. I got an old Ford Tempo, we agreed the dealer would get $2,000 and if it sold above $2,000 I'd get to keep the rest. So, I cleaned her up real nice, drove her an hour down to Fort Smith... And ya know what happened? The highest bid was $1,000. I had to return the Tempo to the dealer. After 2 hours of detailing and 2 hours roundtrip of driving. BUT...what saved me from feeling like a deal dunce was... I learned something very valuable. Pickup trucks and Crown Vics were selling like hotcakes. The Crown Vics were selling for $1200 to $1500. So after I returned the Tempo I went and scouted some other dealerships. I found a white Crown Vic in the back row. It was structurally sound on the outside, but was heavily oxidated and a pig stye on the inside. I knew the dealer because we'd already detailed some cars for him. I asked him if the Crown Vic ran? It did. I asked him what he wanted for it. He said he'd take $500 cash. (Ding. Ding.) Then I ran my RFP (Risk-Free Proposal) by him. "If I detailed it out, drove it to the auction and it sold for more than $500, would he be against me keeping the rest? Worst-case scenario you get a clean Crown Vic back. Best case he gets $500." He said, "Let me get ya the keys." Cleaned that pig up. Drove it down to Fort Smith. Sold right away at the auction for $1500. I came out with $1,000 gross for detailing a car and the drive. $1,000 was a lot for me in those days. Now, here's where it gets really interesting. This was a life-changing lesson for me.