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At this point, you have no social media traffic into list of members, congratulations yourself, you
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managed to do something the vast majority of social media marketers cannot do or worse than don't even
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think about.
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It is quite an accomplishment.
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Unfortunately, even at this point is still too easy to drop the ball in.
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For a lot of people who have mailing lists, stay with one analyst.
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They think that as long as people wizards are smart who are making these, they are good.
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Well, at a certain level there are certain percentage of those.
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At least the members will buy affiliate products that you promote on your links are certain a fraction
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of your mailing list by your original product.
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Some may even visit their online store and buy more Chandab merchandise them.
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But the problem here is that if you accept this scenario, you're setting four cents on the dollar.
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You really are.
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Don't you want to maximize the value of all the hard work, focus and energy, energy you invested it
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in your winter.
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Wouldn't you want to maximize the return on effort?
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If you want to get maximum return from your mailing list, you have to sell your list at differently.
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These are really no two ways about it.
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Every other approach would lead to at best, mediocre results and worse, no result.
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Al Qaeda filing keeps in mind no one use different content in your list.
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When people draw your mailing list, chances are they drew on that because they get exposed to some
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of your accountant.
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They already know what you're talking about.
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It already familiar with the quantity of your content.
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They understand the same that you focus on.
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That's why it doesn't make any sense for you to feature the same exact content on your list.
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SR1 you may take some changes, you might change the title, you may even switch things around.
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But people are not done.
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So you can see right through that, you can see that you are recycling content and the them stuff that
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they have probably seen before.
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Do you think this kind of practice builds confidence?
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Do you believe that doing things this way will be the trust?
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Of course not.
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You have to use different content.
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What kind of content will you have to use?
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Well, first of all, you already know what you most of popular pieces of content are star with this.
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No, I'm not talking about republishing them.
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I'm talking about analyzing them and seeing where the gaps are.
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Are there any questions are left unanswered?
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Are there any questions that were raised about the answers that you gave in those Povero pieces of content?
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These will be enough to get your mind going as to as to the mind of finding finely tuned, high value
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content that you're going to be sharing.
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I'm your least.
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Remember your updates on the ultimata work to Yardley's, the members Srour.
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You may have a position in your scripts page to revert to subscriber with a premium.
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The W8 downloads that chromeo, they really have no other incentive to keep reading your email.
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Do you see how that works?
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So do yourself a big favor and make sure that update count on the U.S. is a reward.
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That's how you get people to open your emails and return maturer over and over again.
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Reward them for being on your list.
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Don't drop your guard or don't take it easy.
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Don't give in to the laziness.
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That's your time to rise and shine.
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Everything else that happened before this was just a dress rehearsal.
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That's it.
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That's where the rubber meets the road.
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And then your better perform use the premium content.
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If you really want to hit the ball out of the park with your mailing list, send updates and really
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highlight how original the come to it.
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How do you do this to social proof or a case study, a test testimonial or people who have taken you
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or otherwise or who experience that certain things that you talk about when people read these stories,
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it cannot help but be engaged.
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They cannot help because but be absorbed into the narrative.
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These people sharing their testimonies are real flesh and blood human beings with a real problem that
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your reader will relate to.
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This is the kind of compelling content that will take your lives to a whole other level.
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Why most of your competitors are just recycling their stuff schraub.
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They are recycling their best stuff because the material is a tried and proven, but they're not really
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distinguishing themselves.
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They're not really doing their brand any favors.
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By taking the easy way out, you have to commit to doing things differently.
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This is how you build your loyalty around your content.
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Remember, when you're running a mailing list, your content is composed of emails you send up no more,
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no less.
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Numerously is Afsal Afzal Afsal.
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I can't say that we're upset enough.
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If you want your list to make money, you have to.
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Opsahl now you don't have to be a hero.
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You don't have to overdo this.
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You don't have to come all.
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Some sort of a few superhuman salesmen, if you are like most people, you know how annoying pushy salesmen
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are, you probably will push away.
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You will probably take them out on the unsubscribe.
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I can't say I blame you.
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That's how most normal people respond to pushy salesmen.
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But by upswell, I'm just telling you to send the content to highlight a problem and a solution.
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That's all.
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I'll, if you will, remind people of their range of problems and if you remind them of certain solutions
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to them.
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And of course, you just like with most things in life, there are good solutions and even better ones.
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Your job is to send email updates that get people excited about finding a solution and laying out common
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solutions that are good, but not the best when you are doing here.
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When you are doing.
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Here is your drawing their attention to the very best solution to their problem with Evera of social
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media marketing milanes.
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You can tell people that creating picture calls and videos from pictures is a great solution to the
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original content it needs.
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But an even better solution will be to automate these materials where people just click on the image
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and all of a sudden a video is created.
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It saves a tremendous amount of time, effort, energy and the most importantly, the creative video
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will then automatically be uploaded to their social media accounts.
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That's the kind of distinction we don't know good enough solutions and the obvious, a superior solution.
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That's how you have sent people to your knees.
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You're still providing value.
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You're still answering their question.
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You're still addressing their needs, but you're laying out a range of options.
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They can try to do things on their own or try to do things the way most people handle the problem or
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they can try something else.
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When they look at something else, that's when you sell your Affinia products, your original product
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or your service.
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Regardless of how you do it, you need to sell, sell, sell and wish I could tell you that this was
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easy.
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I wish I could tell you that this is a just a simple matter of laying out some alternatives and then
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playing up the best solution.
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The best solution, of course, pays you a commission and you make money off each sale.
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Unfortunately, it's not that easy.
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It's not that simple.
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Here's a reason.
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When people drawn your lives, they actually have a different motivation.
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Some people are there because they just want to get a freebie.
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So but they are too lazy to unsubscribe.
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You cannot really get rid of those.
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These people don't open your emails.
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They cannot be bothered with reading your email to delete.
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Don't do your much good.
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In fact, they can harm you because if there's enough of these least squatting on your list, your mailing
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list provider charge you more money and end of every month, you have to actively filter your least
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open open-faced so you can get rid of these individuals again.
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You cannot eliminate them entirely, but you can minimize their numbers.
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Other people aren't initially excited about your lives, but for some reason they stopped reading your
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email.
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Even others constantly check your emails and the real love what you have to share.
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But the problem is they feel that your premium offers are simply too expensive.
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Now, let me clue you in one secret.
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When somebody tells you that whatever your offering is, too expensive or too uncomfortable, that unaffordable
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debts they are really trying to say is you haven't sold them yet.
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I'll turn today.
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You haven't completely filtered them yet.
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Either they're not motivated enough or you do not give them enough reasons to be moderate.
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Regardless, they're still on the fence.
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You need to push them off the fence as a salesperson.
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Know this because the big scheme of things, there's no such thing as unaffordable.
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If you talk to somebody that you convince that person they absolutely need to buy your product.
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There are really no difference between ten dollars product and that one thousand dollar product.
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They will get the product because you have an elevated that their perception of that product to the
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rim of the need.
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People take care of their needs first.
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Their lungs are often left on the back burner.
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I hope you understand this.
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I hope will you get this is not because you're a Philly product is too expensive in absolute terms.
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Instead, it's because you have failed to either qualify the prospect or make your case.
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This is a why simply upselling by itself is not going to work.
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You have to take the next step, which I'm not.
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I'm going to describe below user one dollar at least a future investor.
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You have the future Yardley's members into two groups, interest the people and interest the people
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who buy.
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These are two totally different group of.
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Groups of people now please understand that just because people open your email religiously, it doesn't
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necessarily mean that they would buy from you.
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Like I said about maybe you did not present your case properly.
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Maybe you did.
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Now, qualified, qualified.
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I'm probably the one on list filtration technique that I'm going to teach you, enable you to filter
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your earliest members properly when what you would do is instead of trying to sell people to nineteen
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nineteen dollars and ninety five point thirty four dollars and ninety five or three hundred forty nine
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or any other, a similar price of product, everything that you're going to sell on your generalise
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will be price of one dollar, no more, no less.
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But generally I'm talking about at least four people.
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Husar to your manatee's lease goes up.
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This is a Yorty for the lease.
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I want you to treat this as generous as you're starting this.
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This is kind of like the wasta, unfiltered general mass of people who are interested in your content
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in your brand.
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When you observe people using the one dollar offers, you enable people to segregate themselves based
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on their motivation.
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These are people who are motivated enough to spend the one dollar.
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In other words, they see the value in your content and they are willing to put their money where their
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mouth is.
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Now, here is a secret.
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They're really very little distance between paying one dollar for something and paying one hundred dollars
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for something.
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That is a lesson I learned the first hand when I first saw tragedies.
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I saw the only people that will get on my dollar list, cheap cheapskates.
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They are MHAs.
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And in the back of my mind I saw that they're just not going to buy big ticket items.
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Boy, was that proven wrong.
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If somebody is able to psychological hurdle the distance between zero on one, they can given enough
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exposure in the novel.
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Kamden Perlow.
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The difference between the one on the one hundred dollars this is a not a is not a speculation I see
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is all the time with my own two eyes.
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Your job is the future of your generalist.
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You're basically telling people when you run this one dollar offers to prove to you whether they're
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just interested or truly interested.
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This is a self aggregating mechanism.
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Use it.
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People sign for your generalists are interested in quality content.
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That's just what they are there for.
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But only a fraction of them actually be willing to pay money.
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You make your money off this GOEDEN fraction you use are biosolids to make real money again, you have
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to sell to Yardley's differently.
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This applies to your two types of Manley's as well.
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You generalist, they get quality, quality information that is distinctive, like social proof and
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the case studies along with afsal messages.
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Your is, on the other hand, gets more in-depth material with a higher value ourselves.
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Again, if somebody is willing to go from zero to one, you have a tremendous opportunity to get that
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person to go from one to one hundred and one sudden whatever amount you want.
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Now, keep in mind that the higher the dollar value to lower the conversion rate, but you get a point.
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You have to get people to segregate themselves based on their willingness, willingness and eagerness
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to buy.
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In essence, one dollar is essentially fraction free.
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This these.
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Filtration measure works like a charm.
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