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Why is there no WSO to build a marketing campaign?

by David Tugwell
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Hey Warriors

After spending a few weeks and many phone calls discussing my requirements for a marketing partner I thought I'd come here and check the WSOs/JVs. To my horror in neither category was anyone offering to build a squeeze pages and offering traffic to them to build a list of reliable contacts chasing your services.

It's not worth my time to build something like this myself and I was to helping out a fellow warrior. What has happened here? How is it that link building campaigns have token genuine offers to build something useful?

Am I too old/detached from the game? Do I need to get back into this space myself. (I'd prefer to outsource these aspects of my business, but certainly know how to do it)?
#build #campaign #marketing #wso
  • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
    The trouble is, it's more profitable to grow a list on one's own account, than it is to grow one for a client. I'm surprised at the lack of decent list-building WSOs, though, especially considering the preference for email marketing on WF. If I were you, I'd simply learn how to do it, then farm out the operations to a VA. The latter tends to be what I do.

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    • Profile picture of the author Rustyknuckles
      Hey Tom,

      I can see see your point and agree 100% that it is better to work for your self, but don't list builders get there skills working for others first? So are newbes going somewhere else for money? I would like to know that money trial.

      David
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      • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
        Originally Posted by Rustyknuckles View Post

        Hey Tom,

        I can see see your point and agree 100% that it is better to work for your self, but don't list builders get there skills working for others first? So are newbes going somewhere else for money? I would like to know that money trial.

        David
        Hi David,

        I began list building around a decade ago, I think. Thereabouts. If I think of my personal experience, I know I can earn far more from a list than I can building one for someone else, and then selling all that hard work to the client. The most efficient way for me to earn in this scenario would be to release the information on how to do it or just coach it over a period of, say, 30 days. If you're a newbie, list building is certainly part of the money trail, but there are so many trails, so many alternate ones you could take. If you do go the list building route, though, here's a system that you could look into:

        1. Identify a problem.
        2. Provide part of a solution in written form (freebie).
        3. Lock the freebie behind a squeeze page.
        4. Make videos that answer relevant and related problems, but provide less of a solution that your freebie.
        5. Rank videos in YT and Google.
        6. Distribute those videos to market pools around socials.
        7. Provide relevant offers in your sales funnel that enhance the solution you give for free,
        8. Setup around 10 auto responders with free information to warm up the new subscribers.
        9. Market a complete solution.
        10. Re-market related solutions.

        It would take me around 2 days to set this up and be earning around $100/ 24 hours from PPL offers.

        I'd then outsource everything, based on my instructions, and just watch the revenue climb.

        If I were you, I'd do something similar. I could give you a thousand suggestions, but this one seems relevant to the thread. Take what I've written above and basically research it and fill in the blanks. Cheaper than buying a WSO!

        Cheers,

        Tom

        P.S: Sorry, OP, for getting off track. Just trying to help out.
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  • Profile picture of the author David Tugwell
    Cheers Tom

    Happy to do so, I'm just shocked that there's not a warrior out there that offers this as a full service WSO... Perhaps something for me to consider in future when I combine the right combination of outsource teams.
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    • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
      Originally Posted by David Tugwell View Post

      Cheers Tom

      Happy to do so, I'm just shocked that there's not a warrior out there that offers this as a full service WSO... Perhaps something for me to consider in future when I combine the right combination of outsource teams.
      Haha . . . I was thinking the same thing. It's a good idea. The way to do it - as you say - is farm it out. Anyway, I'll keep an eye on this thread. Maybe someone knows more!

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  • Profile picture of the author Martin Salter
    Originally Posted by David Tugwell View Post

    Hey Warriors

    After spending a few weeks and many phone calls discussing my requirements for a marketing partner I thought I'd come here and check the WSOs/JVs. To my horror in neither category was anyone offering to build a squeeze pages and offering traffic to them to build a list of reliable contacts chasing your services.

    It's not worth my time to build something like this myself and I was to helping out a fellow warrior. What has happened here? How is it that link building campaigns have token genuine offers to build something useful?

    Am I too old/detached from the game? Do I need to get back into this space myself. (I'd prefer to outsource these aspects of my business, but certainly know how to do it)?
    Hey David,

    Well, tbh, in the 'arena' that we are looking at (IM), it would generally be a waste of time. If you can build a quality squeeze/landing page and convert to leads, then the value is likely to be MUCH higher to then do that for yourself than to do so for others.

    Lead generation in other niches will usually mean a high end price for the client or a large monthly fee to manage, something that the average IM'er will not be willing to pay for.

    The only people who may be interested would be higher end product sellers who will no doubt have found the key to this for themselves already. Someone selling a $5 product with no funnel to speak of will not want to pay the money for the leads as they will not really understand the ROI or true customer value as yet.

    Ultimately, better to create an education course showing people HOW TO DO THIS and then sell that course to those who want to learn the true value of lead gen and customer building. You could always then upsell a done for you service to those that actually 'get it'.

    Just my thoughts
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  • Profile picture of the author CPABeyondNetwork
    You have really loads of information on all forums, just read those and you can create your own campaigns.. No need for any WSOs.


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    CPA Beyond
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  • Profile picture of the author focusedlife
    Jeff Baxter, I think does something like this.

    I could be mistaken, but I think it's sorta what he does.

    Regards,

    Los
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