He runs a paid Skool group for those of his subscribers who are active marketers, sort of like an Inner Circle, where they all discuss marketing tips, new ideas, AI, and many other marketing topics.
When you click the link to take up the free 7-day trial you can read all the discussions, ask any questions you have, copy all the content and leave before the 7 days are up.
You can, but that would be a stupid thing to do because you’d miss out on everything that comes after your trail finishes.
The only thing you won’t have access to during the trial is the classroom which is where the $10k/month training is and all the newsletters, but the rest is full of actionable information.
So, click the link and discover what the others have been hiding from you.
Having said that there are a few places where you can still make money without doing much marketing yourself, it still has to be done, but there are platforms that will amplify your marketing effort.
Those platforms are the ones that want to keep people viewing, reading, etc. so they push products that seem to be getting traction.
Despite that, you still have to give the first push until your product gets some traction.
What they look for is eyeballs on your product.
They look for engagement like clicks, or watching a video for more than a few seconds, or staying on a page for long enough to read some of it.
These are the only ways they can tell if the content is interesting to the visitor.
If it’s a sales platform they look at the ratio between visits, sales, and refunds.
Remember that all these platforms are about making money, so they’ll promote everything that makes them the most money in the least amount of time and using the least resources.
Action steps.
Every time you get on your computer, before you check your emails or latest Facebook post, do something that pushes visitors to something that makes you money.
That might be another Pinterest pin, an email to your subscribers, buying a solo run to your squeeze page, commenting on a high traffic blog,
Commenting in a niche forum, answering a question on a Q&A forum, etc.
Many of these things take less than 1/2 hour, but your marketing efforts should take up the first 20% of your time online.
The tool is Designrr and you can find out all the things I didn’t do for the book linked above by checking out their blog post here https://go.wm-tips.com/designrr.
The thing that the Designrr AI tool does that other AI tools don’t is it will write the whole book for you.
Except, for some unknown to me reason, the back page blurb.
It will also include images, some relevant, some not, but they are easy to replace.
Designrr isn’t just an AI book writing genius, it will also help you write and format your book without any AI help if that’s what you want.
Upload a PLR PDF?
It will rewrite it, reformat it, change templates etc.
If you have any interest in writing a book for a lead magnet, selling online, establishing your credentials, or any other reason then you owe it to yourself to at least explore this a little.
It’s not reviewed by WordPress yet and that’ll take a few weeks apparently.
The whole process has been fascinating.
You really do have to coach the AI tools in a similar manner to Junior programmers.
They make mistakes, they make things more complicated than necessary, they break working code, they leave out things they should remember to include, and they change variable names when they shouldn’t.
But the end result is still faster and more accurate that I could do.
My estimate of the actual time spent working on this with AI is 12 hours over three days.
So, I can’t give you a copy of this yet, but I will when it’s approved.
I’m not saying that Opera is a bad web browser, it’s not at all.
It’s just that I’ve got used to the spaces function in Arc and really like it.
It keeps sections totally separate from each other, and Opera doen’t have that capability.
Other Chromium-based web browsers do have similar functions, but not Opera.
Thinking through the issue and exploring other extensions with little success made me realise that the one thing I wanted to use Opera for was the free VPN.
While opens are not the accurate metric we would like them to be, if your subscribers don’t open your emails they cannot click the links to buy, so more opens means more sales.
While opens are not the accurate metric we would like them to be, if your subscribers don’t open your emails they cannot click the links to buy, so more opens means more sales.
The one thing you can do in 20 minutes, or less, is to write a better subject line.
Your emails are always in a crowded inbox.
There are hundreds of unopened emails in there that your subscriber scrolls though every day.
If your subject line doesn’t get them to stop scrolling it’s failed.
It’s joined the ranks of what’s effectively the dead-letter office.
After a few months of not opening your emails they’ll unsubscribe or worse mark your emails as spam.
