#201: Five Ways to Make Money (Without Using Webinars)
Biggest Takeaways You Don’t Want to Miss:
- Yes, today’s topic may seem a bit off-brand for me, since to know me is to know that I love love love webinars.
- However, today I’m mixing things up to present a few different strategies to make money online.
- I STILL think webinars are the most powerful way you can drive your online business…but I wanted to share 5 ways to make money online that do not include a webinar training and that can set you up for bigger strategies to bring in bigger bucks.
- Not only am I dishing out several ways you can make money, but I’m also talking about the actual offers you can craft to then promote the strategies I’m sharing.
I am a big believer in baby steps, and you may not be ready for webinars in your business—YET. So I’m going to talk about some simpler strategies you can use in your business until you’re ready to take the “webinar leap.” Let’s start making some money...
Check out these highlights:
- How I started out with Facebook page reviews (and why). [6:12]
- The right time for creating customized plans for clients. [10:38]
- How to create customers for life. [13:50]
- Hear about my friend Tyler J. McCall’s success with online workshops. [15:40]
- The goldmine of done-for-you plug and play products. [26:10]
- How two friends from Tag Team Party Peeps put together a very successful email campaign. [33:46]
- Challenges that actually lead to sales. [39:55]
- How to successfully market your high-priced offers. [44:53]
- A can’t miss strategy using Facebook Live. [47:33]
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