Cant be.... i make my sells with emails becuse i have low confidence and i make 1000-1500$ in a month and you use cold calls and make 750$? weird! you try to read scripts?

I don't know about you guys but I think this is the coolest
post and I'll tell you why.

For most of my life I've been involved in business in one way
or another.

I've seen people invest their life savings and mortgage their
houses, work their nuts off for 2 or 3 years and never even get
close to making $500-$750 a month.


In this business $500 a month is one REALLY low paying client.

And it's nearly all profit.

You never had to mortgage anything... you can get started today
bringing in clients and put dollars in your pocket.

There's really nothing that compares to this business model.

And with a bit more confidence and experience you can start
charging $1,500 to $5,000+ per client or an ongoing monthly fee of
$500 to most of the clients you bring in (that can add up pretty
quickly to a substantial income).


You can make a great income with a business where you can leave
for days or weeks at a time or run it from your laptop anywhere in
the world.

You can get started with no real investment and if you work hard
at it for a few months you've really risked nothing but your time.

See if you can get a deal like that anywhere else in the business
world.

Most of the people on the Warrior Forum have no idea how lucky
they are to be in this business.

Kindest regards,
Andrew Cavanagh

I laughed out loud at that one, Andrew. Thank you!

A better question is "how much profit do you make?"

You could make $100,000 in a year, while your expenses creating it was $99,000. Not good.

Marketers in the biz op field like to trot out the income numbers but conveniently leave out their expenses...like ppc, affiliate payments and staff.

Bit like 3 Texans were comparing who was worth the most.
At first it was thought it was the one with the most land.
Turned out it was the guy who owned the least amount of land because
he owned much of the land where the Las Vegas casinos sit on.

Best,
Ewen

The last time I figured it out and did my ciphering, I made a whopping buck three eighty.
And that was after taxes.

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Yeah & you spend the rest of the week sitting on here :rolleyes:

Marta; I think you brought up a really really good point.

In any business (not jobs, independent businesses) you have pretty much the following;

80% are barely making a living, or are doing it as a hobby. This doesn't mean anything negative. It just means the desire to do more isn't strong enough.

15% are doing well. Maybe making as much as a good full time income. Let's call it $40,000-$100,000.

4% are making a great living, more than any one regular job, and are working at the top of their game. And very full time. Let's call it $100,000-300,000.

1% are Great. They are making a Million a year or more, many with several full time employees. These are owners of larger companies.

I'm basing that on years of hiring reps, talking with others that do what I do, and a little guessing.

Dan McCoy's "$47,261.73 working three hours just one day per week!!!" is Nirvana to me. And an incredible feat. That's a worthwhile goal for any of us.

I can say this with absolute certainty. All you need to know is here. Nobody is hiding any "Secrets". Every approach, ever tool you can use, every answer to any objections, any closes...all here on this Forum. And they are easy to find.

When someone asks me how to make more money selling, I ask "How many books on selling have you read this month?" After I get the expected answer, I ask "OK, This Year?"

Donald Trump asked Dan Kennedy (two Giants if anyone fits this description) "What are the three business books you are reading right now?"

I once showed my business library to a young niece, about 16 years old. She said "Did you read all these books?". At the time, there were about 2,000 or more marketing and sales books on the shelves. I said "Nearly. The ones laying on their side, I haven't read yet."

She said "Why do you read books when you don't have to for school?"
My heart sank. She didn't get it.

I said (paraphrasing from memory) "These are treasure maps. Anything you need to know to get anything you want...somebody has written a book about it. A lifetime of experience is poured into a single book. My library is my best possession"

She asked "How much did all this cost you?"

I said "No idea. Over the years, maybe $70...maybe $100,000." (I included the library at work, and all the first editions that cost much more.)

I hadn't thought about how much all this cost. I was kind of proud of my library.

She said "You spent that much on books? Someone scammed you!"

I sighed a little and said something like " I think dinner is ready"

I love some quotes. Here is one of my favorites.
"Write something worth reading, or do something worth writing about". Ben Franklin.

My top books on selling? My library consists of psychiatry, the workings of the brain, NLP, marketing, advertising, selling, and related fields. I have an extensive library of martial arts books, and a small comic book collection (gathering dust).

Business books for offline selling? (these will be the same for most of us here that read much)

Pitch Anything
The Ultimate Sales Machine
The Feldman Method
Selling Retail
Pretty much anything by Dan Kennedy
Influence
Triggers
Any advertising book by John Caples (the early editions)

You could probably get the entire set for $100-$150 on Amazon.

Oh, and I wrote a book on selling advertising that's pretty good....