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Early To Rise Business Model

by JJOrana
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Hey guys. Just like many marketers I'm one of the avid fan of this great newsletter.

I just wonder what exactly their business model. Just publish content and sell info products? What's their back-end?

Also, who do you think writes the sales copy of their offers?

Thank you in advance.
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  • Profile picture of the author JJOrana
    Any idea folks?
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  • Profile picture of the author Dan Riffle
    As far as backends go, they always seem to be pushing seminars. In fact, they should be getting ready to start promo'ing their July seminar.

    They also push a lot of paid newsletters, mostly in the investing niche.
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    • Profile picture of the author JJOrana
      Thanks Dan. Are these newsletters online as well?
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      • Profile picture of the author Alex Barboza
        Originally Posted by JJOrana View Post

        Thanks Dan. Are these newsletters online as well?
        Yes they are. And I guess they get commissions for as long as you are a paid member. Besides, they sell solo ads very expensively (I guess)
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  • Profile picture of the author Mike Hill
    Early to rise is a direct marketing company in a few different niches like Internet and Direct Marketing, Investing, Business Building, Career Advancement, Goal Setting. They use the "Agora" business model.

    People are looking for the latest "trick" or they fluff off an idea as "Yeah I already know that and it didn't work" but this model is so simple and Early To Rise markets the hell out of it and wins.

    They aren't the only one's who are using this model either. Keep it simple and work it with everything you've got... It is that simple!


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    • Profile picture of the author JJOrana
      Thanks a bunch Mike.

      I'm now studying this business model and see how can I pull it off.

      Simpler the better.
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