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Secret List-Building Technique (Live Workshop)
Heya everyone! As I very recently posted here about how Robin Timmers got 139 brand-new subscribers and over €2,600 in sales... in just two days... using my secret list-building x monetization tactic... And as I had one of those head-scratcher mornings where I had nothing to promote and no particularly interesting ideas for emails... I put 2 and 2 together and came up with 5: A live workshop where I'll walk folks through this very secret system. It is great for everyone, but especially for experts who have tiny lists, which makes it hard to do collabs and swaps with others. And this secret technique is not "run ads," or "post on LinkedIn 9 times a week," or... you know... none of the usuals. If you're interested, the live workshop is happening on Monday, Oct 26, at 1 PM ET. https://go.thesideblogger.com/register/secret-list-building-technique/?aff=bejako === 🐞 So, real quick... what's in this workshop? The Standard Operating Procedure of a list-building system that's not quite a cross-promotion, not quite running ads, and not quite running affiliate promotions... and definitely not posting on social media 107 times a day. This secret system not only gets you subscribers, but buyers, too (I once got ~140 subscribers and made over $1k with this system... within a couple of days. Robin Timmers got 139 subs and a little over 2.6k euros in 2 days.) === 🪲 What you'll need: You will need to work with another business owner or two who have your ideal audience. Basically, you'll be, very legally and ethically, poaching your competitors' audience using this system. You'll need to be able to set up an opt-in page. You'll need a lead magnet (or willing to make 'em). I will have resources for these in the workshop. You'll need an offer or two (or willing to make 'em). Don't sweat these; I'll have resources for easy (but sexy) offers you can whip up quickly.
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I'm claiming this as my own success
I *helped* @Robin Timmers some weeks ago. Basically, I shared a list-building (and simultaneous monetization) system with him, which he has just implemented. The *system* is still ongoing, but within just two days of this 6-day implementation, Robin is up 139 opt-ins and €2641 in total sales. By the end (this Thursday), if things keep at the current rate, he expects 300-400 opt-ins and €5-6K in revenue generated (potentially). In short, this has been a HUGE success for Robin (and for me, too... I mean... since I gave him the idea and told him how the system works and what to do... y'know...😏). And thus, Robin's success is my success... joint "success" custody 💪😁 === PS: I don't give a fudgebiscuit if Tony Robbins thinks the word "success" is outdated 🤢 === PPS: I'm doing a live workshop on this secret list-building technique on Monday, Oct 26, at 1 PM ET. If you're interested, more info is in this post. ✌️
Feb '25 •
Gratuitous Fun Fridays
We need a thread for gratuitous fun: Stuff that has nothing to do with marketing, business, copy, daily emails... but that is fun for fun's sake. (Even a little bit of fun is better than none.) I'd like to kick things off with the attached (and real, not AI) photo of a beaver, which I put in an email a long time ago, apropos of nothing. If you have jokes, funny pictures, memes, ideas for "disconnected infotainment," put 'em in here. On Fridays... or really on any other days.
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How to evaluate business opportunities
I am an opportunity seeker, in the most miserable sense of the term. I got started in high school, by responding to classified ads in the back of the local newspaper. I then followed the bizopp advice of online gurus... I bought courses... I invested in software because I thought it was the future. I keep looking for hot new things, secrets, and shortcuts. I've spent tens of thousands or possible hundreds of thousands of dollar chasing various business opportunities. It almost never works out. Sometimes it does. In fact, on a few occasions it's worked out so well (getting into copywriting, starting my own email list, creating info products) that it's allowed me to survive and even thrive. It's the reason I'm able to be here right now, writing you. Thanks to the many decades of my opportunity seeking, I've come up with 3 questions that help me evaluate new business opportunities these days. I am willing to tell you what these 3 questions are. I am wanting to tell you. I am WAITING to tell you. Except, I know from previous experience that if I just tell you, nothing much will come of it. So I'd like to invite you to think for a moment. What are some questions you might ask yourself to evaluate a business opportunity? Write them below. There are no wrong answers. If your question matches any of my questions, I'll let you know. And one way or another, if there is engagement enough and different questions enough, I'll gradually share my own business opportunity evaluation questions as well, even if nobody comes up with the exact same ones. But if folks aren't very interested in this... I am fine putting these back into the Bejako Trunk of Valuable Ideas to Keep for Myself.
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Cold outreach
Yesterday I sent out an email to my list, asking folks if they've tried getting clients via cold outreach. I got two classes of responses. Class 1: 1A. "Yes, I hate it. I hired an agency multiple times and every time I hated it." 1B. "So far, 17 days in, 70 prospects approached, 0 clients, countless menty b’s." 1C. "No, and wouldn’t ;)" Then there's class 2: 2A. "That is my primary method for getting clients." 2B. "Yes, John. Works very well for me. No fancy cold email stack. Just a 3-liner email with a very relevant problem that they'd wanna get rid of. Brings me every month $12K to $18K!" 2C. "I'm using cold outreach to get clients, and I'm doing very well with it. Personally, one of the best methods, especially if we are talking about cold email outreach." Quite the difference between Class 1 and Class 2. I'm curious, what has your experience with cold outreach been? Comment below. If we get enough comments, I'll share what my experiences with cold outreach have been. I'll tell you now, I've been in both classes above. If there's enough interest, I'll share what I think makes the difference. If there's not enough interest, as manifested by only a few people who reply to this, I'll just stuff this whole discussion back in the sock drawer.
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