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J Cohen

13 years ago

Thanks Eric

As always you give out great information.

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tpw

13 years ago

There is so much potential in doing things like this.

Success comes from giving value to others... And far too many people in these parts just make it more difficult than it needs to be...

This is great advice for anyone willing to take it.

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Jake Gray

13 years ago

Awesome information... As always...

This was definitely bookmarked.

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Eric Louviere

13 years ago

Heck, even my swimming pool cleaner asked me if he could pay me to help him set up an online business. Friends and family always contact me to help them or refer them to someone who can "set up" their latest, great, idea.

Take that and multiply it by about a billion people across the world, and you've got yourself a rocking and rolling business... with passive income too. There's many ways to turn this stuff into passive income. Many ways, here's one: Hosting and maintenance, edits and changes. Here's another: We'll handle your list for you... here's another: we'll create content for you... and there's about a thousand other passive income ideas found in there.

Of course, you'd have to sell your services. But that's with any business right? You've got about 10,000 different ways to market these services too. WSO's, JV's, Affiliates, Integration with about 75,000 "make money online" products out there who's customers ALL pretty much need these services... and so on.

A squeeze page client can turn into a full blown, up-sold, all inclusive client... with passive income and more. One server can handle how many sites and squeeze pages? Set up their Amazon s3 accounts for them.... geeze do you want me to go on?

Basically, MOST... and I mean... ****MOST**** do not know how to do ANY of this stuff and I mean ***ANY*** of this stuff. And, I'm even talking about people who have been in this market for years. No joke.

Another way of looking at it is this... I've never, not even once, set up my own products on ClickBank.com I dont even know how, never even really looked at how to do it, I've always paid for it. Since 2006.

I'm saying that, there's a TON of people who would rather pay someone to do that, than figure it out themselves, even if it is easy to do for YOU. There is a ton of opportunity here and if you look outside the brainwashed "set-it-and-forget-it" mindset that MOST brainwash themselves into, there's a galaxy of opportunity for those who are willing to do what the average people dont do.

THE HERD.

pays well.

Eric Louviere

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Mark Andrews Banned 13 years ago

And on the subject of copywriting...

If you're on a really, really tight budget and you can't afford the services of a top copywriter to help you, just...

...keep it simple.

Promise in your main headline a massive benefit. Make the offer irresistible. Write in very simple language. No technical jargon. Use a mixture of longer and shorter sentences to keep your readers interested.

Imagine your ideal prospect sitting across the table from you and engage with this person in a friendly inviting tone, just as you would if you were having a conversation with someone you know.

If it helps, cut a picture out of a magazine of a person who most closely resembles your target market and write to them as though you've known them well for 20 years.

Stir up just one core emotion. Emphasize one good idea. Share one captivating story which relates to the ultimate benefit in your main headline. And at the end, direct your prospects into a direct course of action of your choosing.

Remember... Rome wasn't built in a day. You are going to make mistakes writing out your sales copy for the first time. Don't worry about it. Don't fret the detail. When you've finished...

...simply post up a respectful request in the Copywriting Forum telling the other copywriters that this is your first ever time writing copy and could you please have some opinions from the more experienced copywriters there.

If you use that magic word 'please' in your title and say thank you appreciatively to each copywriter giving you their time and expertise freely, you'll be amazed at how much free advice will be given to you.

Big thumbs up,

Mark Andrews...
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George Wright

13 years ago

And Eric,

Some of those service people don't have a lot of money to pay out but they do have their businesses set up and ready to go so barter can come into play if one so desires.

My neighbor's lawn service cut my grass for a couple of years in exchange for a website I set up. I got fatter off the BBQ and Mexican Food I got in exchange for some simple little one page websites.

With a Reseller's account from hostgator and a good imagination there is lots to do. So much opportunity and so little time.

Oh yea, I do accept cash when necessary.

Are we having fun yet? You Bet.

George Wright

Originally Posted by Eric Louviere

Heck, even my swimming pool cleaner asked me if he could pay me to help him set up an online business. Friends and family always contact me to help them or refer them to someone who can "set up" their latest, great, idea.

Basically, MOST... and I mean... ****MOST**** do not know how to do ANY of this stuff and I mean ***ANY*** of this stuff. And, I'm even talking about people who have been in this market for years. No joke.

I'm saying that, there's a TON of people who would rather pay someone to do that, than figure it out themselves, even if it is easy to do for YOU. There is a ton of opportunity here and if you look outside the brainwashed "set-it-and-forget-it" mindset that MOST brainwash themselves into, there's a galaxy of opportunity for those who are willing to do what the average people dont do.

THE HERD.

pays well.

Eric Louviere

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john1818

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Eric Louviere

Heck, even my swimming pool cleaner asked me if he could pay me to help him set up an online business. Friends and family always contact me to help them or refer them to someone who can "set up" their latest, great, idea.

Take that and multiply it by about a billion people across the world, and you've got yourself a rocking and rolling business... with passive income too. There's many ways to turn this stuff into passive income. Many ways, here's one: Hosting and maintenance, edits and changes. Here's another: We'll handle your list for you... here's another: we'll create content for you... and there's about a thousand other passive income ideas found in there.

Of course, you'd have to sell your services. But that's with any business right? You've got about 10,000 different ways to market these services too. WSO's, JV's, Affiliates, Integration with about 75,000 "make money online" products out there who's customers ALL pretty much need these services... and so on.

A squeeze page client can turn into a full blown, up-sold, all inclusive client... with passive income and more. One server can handle how many sites and squeeze pages? Set up their Amazon s3 accounts for them.... geeze do you want me to go on?

Basically, MOST... and I mean... ****MOST**** do not know how to do ANY of this stuff and I mean ***ANY*** of this stuff. And, I'm even talking about people who have been in this market for years. No joke.

Another way of looking at it is this... I've never, not even once, set up my own products on ClickBank.com I dont even know how, never even really looked at how to do it, I've always paid for it. Since 2006.

I'm saying that, there's a TON of people who would rather pay someone to do that, than figure it out themselves, even if it is easy to do for YOU. There is a ton of opportunity here and if you look outside the brainwashed "set-it-and-forget-it" mindset that MOST brainwash themselves into, there's a galaxy of opportunity for those who are willing to do what the average people dont do.

THE HERD.

pays well.

Eric Louviere

Flabbergasted. This is all what i can say with this thread. I'am going to try it right away. Just a few more knowledge and some sales pitch to offer that kind of services and I'am good to go! Thanks again Eric!

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George Wright

13 years ago

Eric,

Shhhhh!

George Wright

Originally Posted by Eric Louviere

You could make a lot of money just
helping people set up their info
businesses...

I mean, I've been in this market
for years and have sold to
thousands of customers, and
have even had hundreds of
1on1 coaching students over
the years, and I can tell you
with great certainty that most
do not know how to set up
the basics of an online
info business.

I'm talking about helping
ambitious people in this
market set up:

-- a custom squeeze page
-- a custom sales letter
-- up-sells
-- an affiliate program
-- an auto-responder
-- auto responder sequences
-- product delivery and protection
-- hosting or a server
-- graphics, terms, etc
-- so much more

Most do not have a clue
how to set up all of that
stuff. And, they'd pay
for it.

You dont even need to be
successful already to help
them either.

The copywriting might be
tough to do for them, but
you could strike a deal
with a junior or top level
copywriter and refer them
to someone like that for
a cut (nice cut!)

You could make affiliate
commissions on all sorts
of things doing this too.

You could set up an
ongoing residual income
too, many ways to do so.

You could turn this into
a solid six figure income,
even if you are not
successful yet.

Of course, the little voice
in the back of your head
can show up and tell you
things like:

-- it's not passive income
or a set-it-and-forget it
income. It's a job or services
and am not interested.

-- it's work.

-- I dont think people will
buy that.

-- how can I even market
that, I'm new.

And so on. But, that little
voice is dead wrong, which
is too bad.

Because it's money... it's
in huge demand... and I
dont see a ton of people
doing it. Of course not,
they are busy chasing
passive income and set
it and forget it schemes.

Heck, you can look at
my bullet points up above
and turn that into a WSO
and I bet people would
buy it. A lot.

It's a service yeah, but
it's a business and it's
money and I know a lot
need money.

Most of the time my clients
ask me to refer them to
someone who can do this
or that, or all of it for them.

It's money, and it's just
sitting there. Just sayin'

Eric Louviere

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MartinBuckley

13 years ago

Eric, you make some very good points regarding how things some of us know how to easily do online, others have no clue and need guidance and would pay for it.

Thanks for sharing your thought.

Martin

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Eric Louviere

13 years ago

haha George

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Ajay Tiwari

13 years ago

George creating a WSO is really good idea on above topics that will really help many newbies and also few experienced marketers also to learn new things and ways... but taking all those topics in one WSO is really a tough work let me think about it...

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yappal

13 years ago

Great ideas & information.

Just bookmarked it.

Thanks for sharing.

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fallingdown101

11 years ago

eric provides lots of great value in his posts and products !!

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danfac2012 11 years ago

Thanks for sharing Eric!
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HeySal

11 years ago

Ah heck yeah, Eric.

I can do my own writing - I can do my own public relations. If you wanted me to actually do the technical set up of a squeeze page or a WP, I'd have a freaking meltdown. I had to hire a tech just to put my manuscript into a format that I could upload on Kindle.

Those of us with great product making skills are dead in the water without someone who can translate our stuff onto web pages or into kindle uploads, or other technical stuff. Literally. Doesn't help to be able to write a killer product if you can't get it online somehow. Trust me on that one.

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vtotheyouknow

11 years ago

Hey Eric, you really piqued my interest with this post. Can I axe you to elaborate, please?

I've done basically every aspect of online marketing, product creation (have several of my own info products), wordpress, amazon S3, membership plugins.

...Basically, if it's set-uppable, I can set it up. Well.

I have a long-running contract coming to an end and now that I'm in SE Asia and don't need to work like an American, your suggestion is scratching me where I itch. :-)

Any advice on finding clients, leads? ...Obviously I'll set up a services thread and WSO, but apart from that?

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PerformanceMan

11 years ago

Seriously...

I just have to ask.
What is the deal
with the spacing?

I see this
so much in the IM
space but I do not
know why people
hit the enter key
so often.

Was this taught
at a school for
copy writers?

I do not know.

Do you?

If you do...
please let me know.

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steverich

11 years ago

Originally Posted by PerformanceMan

Seriously...

I just have to ask.
What is the deal
with the spacing?

I see this
so much in the IM
space but I do not
know why people
hit the enter key
so often.

Was this taught
at a school for
copy writers?

I do not know.

Do you?

If you do...
please let me know.

He He, PerformanceMan

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Troy_Phillips

11 years ago

Originally Posted by PerformanceMan

Seriously...

I just have to ask.
What is the deal
with the spacing?

I see this
so much in the IM
space but I do not
know why people
hit the enter key
so often.

Was this taught
at a school for
copy writers?

I do not know.

Do you?

If you do...
please let me know.

Think about it .. how wide was the average mobile phone screen when this post was written?

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PerformanceMan

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Troy_Phillips

Think about it .. how wide was the average mobile phone screen when this post was written?

Okay...thinking....

These were mobile-optimized posts for 2011. He's making sure the post fits on the screens of mobile users every where.

Sounds like a good practice.

Do you know of any 'best practice' style resource for this issue in 2013? I've been laboring under the assumption that emails are mobile friendly.

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Troy_Phillips

11 years ago

Originally Posted by PerformanceMan

Okay...thinking....

These were mobile-optimized posts for 2011. He's making sure the post fits on the screens of mobile users every where.

Sounds like a good practice.

Do you know of any 'best practice' style resource for this issue in 2013? I've been laboring under the assumption that emails are mobile friendly.

The smarter the phone, the less you need to do.

I could be wrong. Eric may have just wanted to type this one out this way because he wanted to .. never know.

If, and since I am, guessing I would also guess this was an email re-purposed. Smart

But back to optimized for mobile.

Most themes and email clients format for mobile now. Still, by breaking in short blocks, if the site you are using isn't compatible, it is easy to line these blocks up on the screen and then scroll.

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kayode10

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Eric Louviere

It's money, and it's just
sitting there. Just sayin'

Eric Louviere

This is great post, hundred percent encouraging one, i will just try and make plan on how to focus and render service on any of the above mention stuffs

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techmoo

11 years ago

That was some valuable info Eric

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zubizubi

11 years ago

What is the best affiliate program to promote according to you??

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Mohsin Rasool

11 years ago

Hi Eric,

Great advice. I am glad to be in that market.
It is always great to do what you do and also earn money.

Also you make the friends in the process who are in the same industry.

Regards,
Mohsin

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dylan4f

11 years ago

Great post Eric.. I've been there, done that, still doing that.. but this is only for very serious and dedicated people..a lot of work is involved here, but a lot of money to be made also..

Clients base is growing fast when you are doing this, and having a support team is a must have also if you are serious about providing these services..

Conclusion: this can be a real lucrative business and must be treated as a real business

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denysapu

11 years ago

There is always plenty of money for those who want to work (and with some skills)

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Alexa Smith Banned 11 years ago

Interesting to see that every word of the OP is still as valid and true in 2013 as it was in 2011 when Eric posted it. This is one "old thread " nobody should object to seeing resurrected, I think?
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11 years ago

Thanks for sharing isn't surprise but quite refreshing. Good to read.

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