What You Can Learn From Internet Marketers | Ep. #1426
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In episode #1426, we get into the lessons to be learned from ‘internet marketers!’ We give you our definitions of what internet marketers are, list some unusual but successful online marketing innovations, and drill down on the concept that you shouldn’t get stuck in the tricks you know! Tune in and learn about keeping an eye out for what’s working and adapting it for your own use!
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:25] Today’s topic: What You Can Learn from ‘Internet Marketers.’
- [00:38] Eric’s definition of internet marketers involving a willingness to experiment and more!
- [01:24] Neil’s definition of internet marketers: anyone who tries to market a business online.
- [01:57] How internet marketers come up with innovative ways to sell online.
- [02:46] Paying attention to innovative strategies that internet marketers use repetitively.
- [03:06] Remembering not to get stuck in your ways; observing new techniques.
- [03:39] Webinars, book funnels, upsells, downsells, checkout bumps - they all work!
- [03:54] Using techniques that work to make more money to spend on marketing!
- [04:07] The biggest impact driver is being creative; observing Russel Brunson.
- [04:54] Remembering to keep your eyes open and adopting/adapting tricks.
- [05:30] Ryan Deiss’ advice to learn from unethical strategies and make them ethical.
- [06:13] That’s it for today!
- [06:14] To stay updated with events and learn more about our mastermind, go to the Marketing School site for more information.
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