Best Step-By-Step "BIZ BLUEPRINT" Course?

If they're secret, how would we know?

Seriously, giving a "course" some fancy name is just a marketing twist. Look a little deeper and you'll likely find just another MMO product - and there are tons of those.

In my experience, true entrepreneurs are mostly self-taught.

Could be somewhat helpful but for me and many other entrepreneurs, learning your niche through practice, developing skills, creating value and building bonds is the way to go....and oh yes; learning from experience is hands down the best way to make these lessons stick. A course could step you through dealing with an angry client; feeling the emotions of doing so in a real world setting paints quite the different picture and offers you a lesson you will remember forever.

Ryan

I recommend that you click on some of the signature links at the bottom of each response. Many of the contributors here are involved in digital marketing course creation and promotion- from beginner to advanced levels. Shop around and explore what interests you in greater depth.

Many courses promise this outcome. Few deliver.

Best to set your expectations a bit lower. If all people had to do was take a course to have an income producing business, that's what everyone would do. The reason why everyone doesn't do it, is because they know better than to believe the claims.

Proceed with caution and watch out for falling pie from the sky.

Here's the problem with a step by step program.

Let's say you buy such a program and the audience they promoted to was mothers with young babies. You decide to follow their plan but your audience is men over fifty who ride motorcycles. Do you think the ready made sales templates they give you are going to work?

That's why you need to learn principles and skills not just copy someone else's model.

Or say you want to sell t-shirts to middle age women who love rock and roll. (me). A course on how to set up an ecommerce store will tell the technical end of the equation but they might not how know how to track us old rockin' biddies down. So the last part of the business model is left out.

Even if you find a step by step product, the market and the tech is all going to change quickly. As an entrepreneur you're going to need to know how to do your own research, find your own answers, and make the needed changes to keep your business going.

If you want step by step directions a job is a better option.

As optedin has already said, you'll find many people who will tell you this is what they're selling you. Rarely will it work out that way in the long run.

Rose

I would check my local library first and start with:

Copywriting:

Influence:The Psychology of Persuasion by Cialdini

Tested Advertising Methods by Caples

Sales mastery:

The Psychology of Selling by Brian Tracy

Secrets of Closing the Sale by Zig Ziglar

You may wonder why I would recommend a few dusty old works from the past? well, you'll just have to read them to find out...

Bob

GS12,


Sorry to disappoint you, but your expectation about "an up and running business with revenue" as the result of buying an online course is totally unrealistic.


If you want to have a "going" business, I suggest you purchase one that has a proven and consistent revenue stream already. Why?


Because with any course or book or video on business creation, you're still going to have to implement what you learn and grow your business from scratch.


No offense meant, but you've been a member here since 2012 and you're still asking beginner questions. It seems to me, that if you were serious about this and one who can rapidly implement, you should already have a business in place by now.


Make sense? Again, I'm not picking on you personally, I am just suggesting to anyone that reads this thread . . . that regardless of the training you receive, you still have to work to implement everything necessary in order to have an ongoing business including setting everything up, getting regular traffic flowing, having things to sell, being able to take payments, deliver the goods, etc.


There is no lack of education online for those that seek it. What is lacking are people that can implement, adapt, and apply what they learn online to their own particular chosen marketplace and sales model.


The very best to you,


Steve

By the end of the course, I want to have an up and running business with revenue.

Hmmmm....virtually all good courses offer information to build an up and running business with revenue in the future but you need to finish the course, take notes, and put the notes into action for months to yield some sweet revenue.

The course is the blueprint and diligent, persistent study and work creates the successful business and income. Just something to keep in mind as you shop.

Good suggestion up top; just click the links in sig files of helpful folks on Warrior. If they generously offer help for free, rest assured their courses should rock too.

Ryan

I was tryna move away from this question but my conscience won'T let... I believe I might just help with an idea (a penny).

Find a demanding Market before creating a product/service. Spend much time in finding unsatisfied needs online or discover a product costing buyers loads, find a method to minimise on price...

Aff Playbook is my fav. I've been working with them since they opened (2009), I guess the thing I really like about them is they push you to focus on the long term and not short term strategies that will get you banned or earnings revoked.

Another decent one is STM, but costs a fair bit more.

It seems to be something popping up, I have challenges around this as I find it's more of a mindset and problem solving ability than hard skills, but maybe I'm wrong...

What about actually doing this business model yourself instead of being a customer of it? I'm considering doing it.

Creating an "Entrepreneur Education Platform" where you can be a hub of successful entrepreneurs' sharing their advice and selling their endorsed courses at a high price tag.

Seems like a BIG $ maker! Especially when you aren't successful yourself, you can just be the person that connects the Successful Authorities to a Hungry Audience!

Guys! Thanks. I don't EXPECT to have a magical business up and running after the blueprint course.

I simply want to follow and put in the WORk from the blueprint actions.

Surely there's an all in one step by step course to make $ online that I can follow?

I will surely do the work, but I feel a Course will speed up the process of making mistake after mistake as a beginner.

Yes, there are many hundreds. The problem is your desire to have a money-making business after completing one, is a pipe dream. It will probably take quite a long time of concerted effort to reach a point where you can live off of the amount of income you will generate. Most never reach that point at all.

You don't seem willing to accept that reality and are acting as if we are holding something back from you that's preventing you from reaching your goal.

That's simply, not true. We're giving you the straight scoop. It's up to you as to whether you will accept it, or not. No matter how many times you protest reality, that will never change it. It is, what it is,

The blueprint never work without your time, effort invested in working on it. Keep working and the any blueprint would work.

No such thing. You may have heard "The map is not the territory." No one can give you a template that will work 100% of the time.

A big part of why is the BS you bring to the work in your own thinking and beliefs. Every business is a reflection of its owner.

Also, on a purely skills-based level, what the course creator believes is 'easy' may be really hard or even next to impossible for you. They "just do it" whereas you have to figure it out from scratch. They may even build in "Duh, everyone knows this" moments where it's obvious to them what to do...but to a newbie, no chance of ever even spotting what the missing link might be.

My advice is to get a job in the field you want...see how they do it...what you like and don't like...and then start your own experiment. Because that's what it is.

Hi guys, I am planning an "Entrepreneur Education Platform" that sells $497+ Online MMO Courses backed by successful Authorities in the niche of each course.

Below is my process to make each course happen!

1) Create Course - I will simply get inspired from an Existing Course in a specific MMO niche (eg. Dropshipping) and create my own on Thinkific.

2) Authority - I get a successful entrepreneur in the space who would accept to be "The Face" of the course as "The Instructor" to create the Credibility factor. In return, they will get a % of revenue (Just like MasterClass gives celebrities 30% of the revenue from their Celebrity Courses). Additionally, they will get a personal brand boost as they now are the face of an online course. And I will also do all of the product development, majority of sales/marketing, customer service, etc for them.

3) Sell - Me and the Authority will sell the online course to his list and my traffic.

*I will drive traffic to my website through a blog + paid traffic + other avenues.

*Authority drives traffic through their social, list, etc

Let me know your thoughts on this business model please. Pros, cons, etc.

Guys! Thanks. I don't EXPECT to have a magical business up and running after the blueprint course.

That's good cause it probably ain't gonna happen that way! The problem with most blueprint type info product is that the author is either too inexperienced to anticipate the landminds littering the field or their an experienced and unethical gooroo wannabe and purposely leave out vital information that will negatively affect YOUR results.

Example, I purchased a product who's training and support materials was top notch, the stuff was so good I could'nt believe how low the price was. Now for the punch line, a couple of weeks after purchase, google implements a planned change that makes the method in the course completely obsolete! Do you think the product creator knew what was coming?


I simply want to follow and put in the WORk from the blueprint actions.


If your ready to work, heres a blueprint for you.

Pick a niche, any niche, fire up your keyboard, write a couple of sample articles and then head over to warriors for hire, ********** and digital point forum's and pay to run ads advertising your article writing services, if you go for the up-sell, I will include a gazillion PLR article pack and show you how to outsource the rewrites, all hands off of course....

I just saved you $39 bucks...your welcome!



Surely there's an all in one step by step course to make $ online that I can follow?

Maybe, but that wouldn't be a blueprint, it would be an education. Only in internetmarketingland does anyone think they can read a 20 page 'report' (read long article)_ and master a subject to the point of replacing their current income...cause you don't just wanna make "some" $ online, you want to make enough to live on...right?


I will surely do the work, but I feel a Course will speed up the process of making mistake after mistake as a beginner.


Maybe, but i have found that experience is the best teacher.

"I've missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. Twenty six times I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed."-- Michael Jordan

Forget about blueprints. You can learn more from the free stuff from john chow, charles ngo and neil patel ....look em up!

Bob

May I suggest the business model DOES matter - the fact that you believe it does not is one of the common mistakes made by new business owners - I see it in the online world (where someone chases the next big opportunity and doesn't fully believe or have confidence in what they are doing) and I see it just as much offline where entrepreneurs get Millions from Venture Capital or Angel investors to start up a tech or consumer product business only to discover after 1-year in they absolutely hate or are in way over their head for that type of business.

I would recommend you take the initiative (that's required to succeed as well), find the type of businesses and markets that appeal to you most where you (through self awareness) believe you can succeed and then go searching for programs, mentors and help once you are on your own path.

Jeff

Start a thread on your online trek, here: https://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-path/

You might inspire others, besides getting some good support.

Good luck.

No "legit" authority is going to slap their name and face on a course created by someone else, especially a clueless newbie.

Hi. following this thread too.
Anik Singal (my favourit inbox marketer), developed such a platform.. but on his platform he combines.. Mindset related courses with Financial Education, and of course wih different business models. Between them.. his favourite: The Inbox Blueprint .. email marketing related.
What i would have really liked to see would be a platform which embeds also some approximation related to the student expected expenses.. on each of the future courses levels.
Becase as seen up till now.. these guys are just developing courses.. hiding everything related to the initial costs (besides the course's fees), which 1 person should actually have in order to get that system rolling..
Another thing.. lived on my own skin: Until you don't have a minimum 20k$+ a top notch Mentor/ Ecomm guru.. stay away.. from the ecomm/ dropshipping courses (Shopify+ Aliexpress).. i've lost 10k$ last year.. while testing on my own different things. It's a very profitable animal but you can loose everything if you try it on your own. Not trying to promote anything here! It just does not compare with the aff mkting / cpa and other online business models initial costs.

Following a blueprint is not really a good idea. However, it is always good to see a good working model and try to replicate it with your own twists, ideas and content.

Affioblueprint by Mark Ling

There are tonnes of great (and realy bad) courses out there.

It really depends on what you want to do. I'd stick to only one though. Otherwise you might end up getting overwhelemed, which is EXTREMELY easy to do.

Like someone mentioned before. In some of our signatures, we promote stuff that we belive can help others. You should check them out.

Type make money online on Google and you'll find hundreds.

Mark Ling's AffiloBlueprint, Amasuite by Chris Guthrie and Dave Guindon as well as Patric Chan's CB Passive Income.

Not sure if I answered your questions.

As for Tai Lopez, I did not buy any of his products even though I subscribed to his list so I am not in the position to comment.

Darren Ewert and Mike Dreher Marketing: betterlife.buzz, or achievefreedom.today.

I know one family who has joined their program and they claim to be making up to $25,000/month.

Not entirely sure what their system is, but they use Clickfunnels and some other tools. They claim that their system is 90% automated and they do facebook sales ad.

That's exactly what the OP needs to do - put those words into action. Test your theories and let other members follow along. Arguing based on what you think, believe, imagine - doesn't accomplish anything. Make a plan and follow it - keep a 'path' log of what you do and if you are successful you can package that 'case study' info as your own product.

Here are my easy actionable steps:

1. Find a niche that you have a passion / solution for with market demand as well

2. Connect with your target audience within that niche like forums and FB groups

3. Provide value as in content that answers any questions or doubts people may have in those platforms

4. Set up your blog and FB group to funnel some of those people especially those who thanked and liked your posts as inviting them to check out.

5. Continue to provide valuable information before sending them to your optin page and offer be it your own or other people's products you promote as affiliate.

6. Follow up with them via autoresponder emails

7. Rinse and repeat from Step 2.

When i started one of the gurus i followed was Anik Singal.

He teaches the basics of the affiliate marketing, email marketing business model.

Also his new book has recently been released.