Have you tested domain or brand search strategies in ChatGPT ? I've been testing ChatGPT in the health field and found some interesting results....where ChatGPT concedes lack of knowledge in specific areas. Also in brand searches to see the response from ChatGPT(4) Vs organic rank performance, mainly Bing. Results are observational at this point.
@@PlantbasedRunners we have one from a few months ago mostly just going over several of the platforms, their features, and what types of offerings they have, but mostly from the perspective of affiliates. Are you looking for more information from the perspective of a merchant?
I joined the program in 2020. Took some time, but I made enough money to fund the start of a livestock feed business. I might hit $1,000 this month from my blogging. It's tough work, I'm working on a post right now with a grumpy baby on my lap. Thank goodness for spell check.
@JordyBuck you are one of the people I look at and feel tremendous respect for. I know you've been hard at it for a long time and I love it when I see you hitting new milestones. Persistence pays off a lot more than most everything else!
Not sure why people are upset but the video is titled “how blogging is the perfect side hustle” and the reasons were •the earnings from traffic on your blog(ads) •hours are flexible(work at your own pace) •tax write offs when you purchase stuff for your blog •low start cost (doesn’t take much to start) • AI helps you with small tasks •great financial asset (you can sell your blog if it’s making 5k a month) He only plugged his course to say you should get it if you want someone to help mentor you personally and a community of other bloggers in the same situation.
That ending killed it. I've also been thinking of creating content myself to show people that blogging is not dead. If anything changes it will be the way we promote or monetize content. Saying that blogging is dead is like saying content creation is dead. If you've used AI, you'll know we still need humans to produce content. Thanks a lot Ricky for another great video.
Blogging that relies on Google organic traffic is dying and eventually will be dead. You need to build your own traffic sources and not rely on Google.
The blogging industry is really shaking. Wondering if some of us are gonna make it up to the top. However, change always comes with opportunity. Love that!
Hey Income School. It would be great if you could prove your system works by posting screenshots of your traffic stats for all of your own blogs from the last 6 months.
Have you not watched the other videos this year? He’s shown the screen shots. It looks like you haven’t been paying attention 🧐 Although in my opinion Income School doesn’t have to start new sites every 6 months to “prove” themselves. What other blogging TH-camr is honestly doing that?
🤣🤣🤣 You’re using Ahrefs to measure the traffic on my sites? And you think that means you know how they’re doing? 🤣🤣🤣 FYI, you don’t. Because AHguess doesn’t know.
Oh Ricky, Oh Ricky, how I long to hear something like this from you in the midst of the storm. The Google Update Storm or should I say the Google Massacre... So happy to hear you once again. "Blogging Just Can't Be Dead" that's my title for this video.
Thank you, Ricky. Another great video. You've made content creation sound so straightforward and appealing that it makes me want to start writing a blog post straight away :) But, I need to give it some more thought, as I've only recently started with the P24 TH-cam course - which is great by the way, and I highly recommend it. Greetings from snowy Poland :)
The reason why so many people in SEO complain is because its typically a industry that doesn't like change. If you are person who adapts, you are golden. You don't need to worry about the changes because you will just adapt.
The funny thing is you don't hear them complain when they get a lot of traffic with mediocre content. And the moment they loose traffic, they all freak out.
@@BlogTechTutorials Yep. Then they start with the the "SEO is dead" narrative because they chose to do the basic of basic level of SEO. Thats like making a cake with a pre mix and when you burn it saying "baking doesn't work"
Ummm...many of us have excellent content and yet get decimated by unpredictable Google algo updates then spend countless hours trying to figure out what we did wrong. @@BlogTechTutorials
FYI. You can not write off all things you buy for blog just because you write a review. You can only make the deduction on items you would have NOT normally purchased for personal use that are for your blog. If you buy a new generator for back-up power for your home, you can not write that item off on your taxes just because you wrote a review. Trust me, the IRS is cracking down on this.
If I use it as a backup generator for my home, how does the IRS know I’m not using it that way as part of my ongoing testing? When you live the topic you blog about, using products in your daily life is literally part of your business. I’ve bought lots of things I didn’t plan to buy because my blog or TH-cam channel justified it. Did I make use of said product as well? Of course. And if you’re really condemned then once it’s been expensed, you can sell it to yourself at a heavily discounted rate. As long as you can justify it as being for the benefit of your business, you can justify it to the IRS. There are lots of ways to accuse this that aren’t legal. But there are tons of benefits that are perfectly legal.
@@IncomeSchool Totally agree. But at the end of the day it will be up to the blogger to prove that the generator that is providing back-up power to their home is in-fact an on going test and an item that they would not have purchased otherwise. The IRS will argue that everything in your home could be "an on going test" and because you have a blog called "JimsReviews" or something, doesn't mean you can write it all off. It is up to the blogger to prove that their purchase was intended for business purposes beyond a doubt. Another side of this story, which I have seen happen first hand, is the blogger getting double taxed. They purchased tools to review, did a deduction and THEN their local county dinged them with a business tax on all the items they acquired for their "business". Most localities have business property taxes on all tools, desks, computers and any item used in the business. I think if you have 5 generators lined up it would be safe to say you are testing. If you have a single generator that looks somewhat permanent, the IRS audit is going to ding you. I hired an actual accountant to do my taxes for all my side hustles and I was surprised to see just how much "blog stuff" was not a tax write off. Not meaning to be trolly here bro, I love your content!
Hi. I am a member of project 24, is my understanding correct that you have a very little chance of ranking if you dont do any original research? The reason I am asking is that I find it nearly impossible to follow the recommended timelines for writing a blog and do original research as well. I am starting to think this is going to become more like project many years rather than 24 months 😅
There's a balance for sure. The better you know your niche, the less original research you have to do because you can write from experience. But without having experience in the niche, original research is the next best thing. And sometimes some form of original research makes sense for a specific topic even when you know the niche well. So even if a response post should take about 2 hours to plan and write, even allowing for a little bit of research, thorough original research can easily turn that into 8 hours. And some blog posts are absolutely worth that amount of time, but not all of them. Probably not even most.
@IncomeSchool thanks for your reply. So, does writing from your own experience count as original research? I do that in most of my blogs, but I didn't think that counts. I thought I had to collect some data, go through some kind of experiment, contact an expert, survey, etc. So, basically collect some unique data that doesn't exist, right or not?
For a lot of topics, sharing original thoughts based on your experience is enough to make your content original and helpful. Also, include your opinion. As someone with real experience, your opinions are helpful.
Great content as always, Ricky! Could you please help me out by creating a video that explains how I can optimize my existing blog post? I have been receiving alerts to optimize it, but I don't know where to start or what actions to take.
Can you email me at questions@incomeschool.com with a link to a blog post you'd like to optimize? I'd love to show it in a video if you're okay with that.
Master, wicht WP theme should i buy ? I have used elementor the last 5 years, never blogging before just 20 post in my service website this year. Now i have learn a litle and will star serious with blogging. I read somewhere that the theme its more important than the content?.Regarding AI content. Best regards, Eduardo
I really like Kadence or Astra. Astra works well with Elementor. Kadence has its own blocks that make it really customizable but also really fast loading!
I don't know why people are saying blogging is dead. I've seen thousands of blogs across many different niches bringing tens of thousands of dollars monthly even after the all the Google updates going on throughout the years. Even after the HCU updates, many blogs are doing great or even better than before the update.
Because people in SEO typically don't like change due to gurus selling it as passive. So as soon as they realise they have to relearn SEO, its "dead". This leaves a great opportunity for the rest of us who are adaptive.
Because lots of small bloggers lost 50-90% traffic after the HCU update. Which is a sign where Google is headed. Blogging that relies on Google traffic is dying and will eventually be dead. Be careful not to put your eggs in the Google traffic basket. Everything seems sunshine and rainbows until a Google update will tank 90% of your income for no apparent reason.
None. We start you off from the very beginning, even picking the topic for your website and refining it so it will have a better chance to succeed. We’ll show you how to build a website, identify topics for articles, everything!
I've read through the comments and I think some of us remember the Andrew Minalto's of this world charging hundreds for courses when most of us know or have read that very few people make a living out of blogging whereas the gurus get to earn a fine sum. Whether those who have done courses succeed more than people who don't, well I'm not sure. The gurus eventually disappear which is fair enough but if it was so easy to make a living from it, the gurus would be doing it themselves.
That’s true, which is why we’re also doing it. I’ve made hundreds of thousands of dollars from blogs, but my team and I are mission driven to help people be financially free so we spend most of our time and resources helping others.
@@JamesStephens-gg3jw Well, micro niche sites are still a thing. I have two of them. The earnings are limited but they both of them pay my utilities and half my food shopping a month. You have to build them out nowadays though; none of this five pages nonsense. Great thing about them is it's so much easier to get others to link to you. I'm at the stage where I can't decide whether to go larger niche wise or build a few more micros. Nice to see that Ricky's "play nice" on here only applies if the comments are questioning him.
Why would it? tons of people use them. Just make sure that they don't look too much like the typical stock photo. I'm not sure in what niche you're in, but could you possibly take your own images? That would even be better.
I have a blog started in Feb. Survived the last few google updates. About 25k to 30k sessions per month, but not making any money. Can you guy advise or does this course focus on monetisation?
We have a lot of monetization content in Project 24 and the community has a ton of experience with lots of forms of monetization. But if you also have specific questions we'd be happy to try to cover as much as we can on this channel too.
Focus on affiliate. I am getting 10-15k sessions a month and making $350-600 a month. Try to send emails and get discount codes for users + affiliate commission for you. Also if ad revenue is low, turn it off. Create a resource page with products which you use (related to your niche)
I'm going to be honest, maybe it will help you with your future videos. This was just a pitch for buying a course. You didn't really say anything of value but it felt like listening to a live sales funnel. You didn't touch on any subject about HOW blogging is the perfect side hustle other than to sell your course and how some people are making crazy amounts of money with it. Just my 2 cents
I'm curious, what do you think would change that feeling? I focused primarily on several specific reasons why blogging is a great side hustle and included a segment promoting Project 24, but that was hardly the focus of the video, at least from my perspective. I'm asking sincerely for your input as a viewer because I get this response almost any time I even mention Project 24, so I'm wondering at what point people would think it's okay for me to promote the thing that actually makes me a living.
@@larryace4683 but it’s reality, this is their job. Everywhere you go someone is making a living off of you. In this case at least they’re providing value in their free TH-cam content
You want an honest answer? Because I want to help the people who are just starting out and who need it the most. I've considered numerous times raising the price to what it should be, or focusing on high-ticket offerings only. It's about a million times easier to work with a few high-value clients than it is to work with thousands of beginners and it's exactly what lots of entrepreneurship books say I should do. But then I wouldn't be able to help beginners who don't have deep pockets.
@@IncomeSchool Then honestly listen to your die hard follower's reply... you build your blogs who give you billions of money and then teach us beginners the real knowledge of your course for free, i bet on it you will beat all of your competitors and your website will earn more than the course price if you let free traffic on your course..just put on some ads and affiliates.
When you pay for something, you value it. It becomes far more likely that you'll actually follow through. The people I've let in for free have almost always been the people who didn't follow through on creating their blog. The people who pay have made an investment and are willing to actually give it a shot. I used to let friends and family into Project 24 for free. Not a single one has used it when I did that. So now I just point them to where they can sign up and guess what, a get way more follow-through. Giving people Project 24 for free has almost always been a disservice because they didn't value it. Those who pay and actually follow through see it for what it is.
@@IncomeSchool why u want to get valued??? are you teaching us to get value or you want atleast 5% of free enrolled people to successfully learn for free and earn? stats say that even if your turn over is 5-10%, even that is a huge percent to achieve...
I'm so excited for the future of blogging, and all content marketing! What has you most excited for 2024?
Do you have a video for the best affiliate program provider platforms in 2023/2024? Thanks 🙏
Have you tested domain or brand search strategies in ChatGPT ? I've been testing ChatGPT in the health field and found some interesting results....where ChatGPT concedes lack of knowledge in specific areas. Also in brand searches to see the response from ChatGPT(4) Vs organic rank performance, mainly Bing.
Results are observational at this point.
@@PlantbasedRunners we have one from a few months ago mostly just going over several of the platforms, their features, and what types of offerings they have, but mostly from the perspective of affiliates.
Are you looking for more information from the perspective of a merchant?
Growing my blog's social media presence. Really worried about the next HCU.
I joined the program in 2020. Took some time, but I made enough money to fund the start of a livestock feed business. I might hit $1,000 this month from my blogging. It's tough work, I'm working on a post right now with a grumpy baby on my lap. Thank goodness for spell check.
Good luck. I would love to hit $ 1000 with my blog.
@JordyBuck you are one of the people I look at and feel tremendous respect for. I know you've been hard at it for a long time and I love it when I see you hitting new milestones. Persistence pays off a lot more than most everything else!
@@IncomeSchool $1094 in November.
Not sure why people are upset but the video is titled “how blogging is the perfect side hustle” and the reasons were
•the earnings from traffic on your blog(ads)
•hours are flexible(work at your own pace)
•tax write offs when you purchase stuff for your blog
•low start cost (doesn’t take much to start)
• AI helps you with small tasks
•great financial asset (you can sell your blog if it’s making 5k a month)
He only plugged his course to say you should get it if you want someone to help mentor you personally and a community of other bloggers in the same situation.
Thank you, I was thinking the same thing. But hey, it's "stuff yourself" week right? Or wasn't there another name for this holiday?
That ending killed it. I've also been thinking of creating content myself to show people that blogging is not dead. If anything changes it will be the way we promote or monetize content. Saying that blogging is dead is like saying content creation is dead. If you've used AI, you'll know we still need humans to produce content. Thanks a lot Ricky for another great video.
Blogging that relies on Google organic traffic is dying and eventually will be dead. You need to build your own traffic sources and not rely on Google.
The blogging industry is really shaking. Wondering if some of us are gonna make it up to the top. However, change always comes with opportunity. Love that!
They want people to THINK blogging is dead, when it's the cornerstone of the internet 💫💫💫
blogging will never really be dead. It just evolves.
Hey Income School. It would be great if you could prove your system works by posting screenshots of your traffic stats for all of your own blogs from the last 6 months.
Have you not watched the other videos this year?
He’s shown the screen shots. It looks like you haven’t been paying attention 🧐
Although in my opinion Income School doesn’t have to start new sites every 6 months to “prove” themselves.
What other blogging TH-camr is honestly doing that?
@@JamesStephens-gg3jwGet an ahrefs account and do your own research.
🤣🤣🤣 You’re using Ahrefs to measure the traffic on my sites? And you think that means you know how they’re doing? 🤣🤣🤣
FYI, you don’t. Because AHguess doesn’t know.
Oh Ricky, Oh Ricky, how I long to hear something like this from you in the midst of the storm. The Google Update Storm or should I say the Google Massacre... So happy to hear you once again. "Blogging Just Can't Be Dead" that's my title for this video.
Thank you, Ricky. Another great video. You've made content creation sound so straightforward and appealing that it makes me want to start writing a blog post straight away :) But, I need to give it some more thought, as I've only recently started with the P24 TH-cam course - which is great by the way, and I highly recommend it. Greetings from snowy Poland :)
The reason why so many people in SEO complain is because its typically a industry that doesn't like change. If you are person who adapts, you are golden. You don't need to worry about the changes because you will just adapt.
💯 Exactly!
The funny thing is you don't hear them complain when they get a lot of traffic with mediocre content. And the moment they loose traffic, they all freak out.
@@BlogTechTutorials Yep. Then they start with the the "SEO is dead" narrative because they chose to do the basic of basic level of SEO. Thats like making a cake with a pre mix and when you burn it saying "baking doesn't work"
@@whitehotwonka yes my thoughts exactly
Ummm...many of us have excellent content and yet get decimated by unpredictable Google algo updates then spend countless hours trying to figure out what we did wrong. @@BlogTechTutorials
FYI. You can not write off all things you buy for blog just because you write a review. You can only make the deduction on items you would have NOT normally purchased for personal use that are for your blog. If you buy a new generator for back-up power for your home, you can not write that item off on your taxes just because you wrote a review. Trust me, the IRS is cracking down on this.
If I use it as a backup generator for my home, how does the IRS know I’m not using it that way as part of my ongoing testing?
When you live the topic you blog about, using products in your daily life is literally part of your business.
I’ve bought lots of things I didn’t plan to buy because my blog or TH-cam channel justified it. Did I make use of said product as well? Of course.
And if you’re really condemned then once it’s been expensed, you can sell it to yourself at a heavily discounted rate. As long as you can justify it as being for the benefit of your business, you can justify it to the IRS.
There are lots of ways to accuse this that aren’t legal. But there are tons of benefits that are perfectly legal.
@@IncomeSchool Totally agree. But at the end of the day it will be up to the blogger to prove that the generator that is providing back-up power to their home is in-fact an on going test and an item that they would not have purchased otherwise.
The IRS will argue that everything in your home could be "an on going test" and because you have a blog called "JimsReviews" or something, doesn't mean you can write it all off.
It is up to the blogger to prove that their purchase was intended for business purposes beyond a doubt.
Another side of this story, which I have seen happen first hand, is the blogger getting double taxed. They purchased tools to review, did a deduction and THEN their local county dinged them with a business tax on all the items they acquired for their "business". Most localities have business property taxes on all tools, desks, computers and any item used in the business.
I think if you have 5 generators lined up it would be safe to say you are testing. If you have a single generator that looks somewhat permanent, the IRS audit is going to ding you.
I hired an actual accountant to do my taxes for all my side hustles and I was surprised to see just how much "blog stuff" was not a tax write off.
Not meaning to be trolly here bro, I love your content!
Great video, thank you!
Hi. I am a member of project 24, is my understanding correct that you have a very little chance of ranking if you dont do any original research? The reason I am asking is that I find it nearly impossible to follow the recommended timelines for writing a blog and do original research as well. I am starting to think this is going to become more like project many years rather than 24 months 😅
There's a balance for sure. The better you know your niche, the less original research you have to do because you can write from experience. But without having experience in the niche, original research is the next best thing. And sometimes some form of original research makes sense for a specific topic even when you know the niche well.
So even if a response post should take about 2 hours to plan and write, even allowing for a little bit of research, thorough original research can easily turn that into 8 hours. And some blog posts are absolutely worth that amount of time, but not all of them. Probably not even most.
@IncomeSchool thanks for your reply. So, does writing from your own experience count as original research? I do that in most of my blogs, but I didn't think that counts. I thought I had to collect some data, go through some kind of experiment, contact an expert, survey, etc. So, basically collect some unique data that doesn't exist, right or not?
For a lot of topics, sharing original thoughts based on your experience is enough to make your content original and helpful.
Also, include your opinion. As someone with real experience, your opinions are helpful.
Just take it a bit slower if you have to, but whatever you do, don't let that stop you entirely. That would be a waste.
I wish your project 24 was tiered somehow ..even with the sale currently running it's beyond my reach financially as a beginner
Great content as always, Ricky! Could you please help me out by creating a video that explains how I can optimize my existing blog post? I have been receiving alerts to optimize it, but I don't know where to start or what actions to take.
Can you email me at questions@incomeschool.com with a link to a blog post you'd like to optimize? I'd love to show it in a video if you're okay with that.
Master, wicht WP theme should i buy ? I have used elementor the last 5 years, never blogging before just 20 post in my service website this year. Now i have learn a litle and will star serious with blogging. I read somewhere that the theme its more important than the content?.Regarding AI content. Best regards, Eduardo
I really like Kadence or Astra. Astra works well with Elementor. Kadence has its own blocks that make it really customizable but also really fast loading!
I don't know why people are saying blogging is dead. I've seen thousands of blogs across many different niches bringing tens of thousands of dollars monthly even after the all the Google updates going on throughout the years. Even after the HCU updates, many blogs are doing great or even better than before the update.
Because people in SEO typically don't like change due to gurus selling it as passive. So as soon as they realise they have to relearn SEO, its "dead". This leaves a great opportunity for the rest of us who are adaptive.
👏👏 less competition for those of us sticking around!
Because lots of small bloggers lost 50-90% traffic after the HCU update. Which is a sign where Google is headed. Blogging that relies on Google traffic is dying and will eventually be dead. Be careful not to put your eggs in the Google traffic basket. Everything seems sunshine and rainbows until a Google update will tank 90% of your income for no apparent reason.
Please stick around but at your own risk if you solely rely on Google.@@JamesStephens-gg3jw
you do realize this creator probably makes more money on creating TH-cam videos and selling course than actually blogging.
I want to join project 24 I have a few questions
You can email them to questions@incomeschool.com and we'll get back to you right away
What should i do for joining project 24,any requirements?
None. We start you off from the very beginning, even picking the topic for your website and refining it so it will have a better chance to succeed.
We’ll show you how to build a website, identify topics for articles, everything!
Have I missed the Black Friday deal?
Email me at questions@incomeschool.com. I know a guy that can hook you up. 😁
I've read through the comments and I think some of us remember the Andrew Minalto's of this world charging hundreds for courses when most of us know or have read that very few people make a living out of blogging whereas the gurus get to earn a fine sum. Whether those who have done courses succeed more than people who don't, well I'm not sure. The gurus eventually disappear which is fair enough but if it was so easy to make a living from it, the gurus would be doing it themselves.
That’s true, which is why we’re also doing it. I’ve made hundreds of thousands of dollars from blogs, but my team and I are mission driven to help people be financially free so we spend most of our time and resources helping others.
Sure is easy to blame someone else for your lack of success, isn’t it. 🤷
@@JamesStephens-gg3jw That to me? I'm not actually blaming anyone for anything?
@@JamesStephens-gg3jw Rude idiot.
@@JamesStephens-gg3jw Well, micro niche sites are still a thing. I have two of them. The earnings are limited but they both of them pay my utilities and half my food shopping a month. You have to build them out nowadays though; none of this five pages nonsense. Great thing about them is it's so much easier to get others to link to you. I'm at the stage where I can't decide whether to go larger niche wise or build a few more micros. Nice to see that Ricky's "play nice" on here only applies if the comments are questioning him.
Hi, I have a question for you; will my use of stock photos get me a penalty?
Why would it? tons of people use them. Just make sure that they don't look too much like the typical stock photo. I'm not sure in what niche you're in, but could you possibly take your own images? That would even be better.
How do we become an insider for free?
Here you go! incomeschool.com/insiders/
I have a blog started in Feb. Survived the last few google updates. About 25k to 30k sessions per month, but not making any money. Can you guy advise or does this course focus on monetisation?
We have a lot of monetization content in Project 24 and the community has a ton of experience with lots of forms of monetization. But if you also have specific questions we'd be happy to try to cover as much as we can on this channel too.
Focus on affiliate. I am getting 10-15k sessions a month and making $350-600 a month. Try to send emails and get discount codes for users + affiliate commission for you. Also if ad revenue is low, turn it off. Create a resource page with products which you use (related to your niche)
Hello, I have a blog in marketing resources niche. I want to grow my blog on to next level. Currently, its not monetised. Can you give your guidance.
I'm going to be honest, maybe it will help you with your future videos. This was just a pitch for buying a course. You didn't really say anything of value but it felt like listening to a live sales funnel. You didn't touch on any subject about HOW blogging is the perfect side hustle other than to sell your course and how some people are making crazy amounts of money with it. Just my 2 cents
That was my first thought.
I'm curious, what do you think would change that feeling? I focused primarily on several specific reasons why blogging is a great side hustle and included a segment promoting Project 24, but that was hardly the focus of the video, at least from my perspective.
I'm asking sincerely for your input as a viewer because I get this response almost any time I even mention Project 24, so I'm wondering at what point people would think it's okay for me to promote the thing that actually makes me a living.
@@IncomeSchoolYou make a living from selling the course? People don't like to hear that someone is making a living off of them.
@@larryace4683 but it’s reality, this is their job. Everywhere you go someone is making a living off of you. In this case at least they’re providing value in their free TH-cam content
So people don't think I should do the very thing they're here to learn? That's hypocrisy level 10 right there.
Haha the main reason I want to blog is to offset my other income
Is that the best Black Friday deal ?
The very best deal is for our Insiders, which is free to join at any time. But they're getting the very best deal sent to their inbox this week.
@@IncomeSchool okay signed up :) whats next?
You’ll get an email tomorrow morning with the discount code. We have a few emails going out to the insiders this week.
@@IncomeSchool look forward to it :)
Hey! This is November 2023
Was ... now blogging is dead
But trolling is clearly alive and well 🤣
Blogging ain't flogging. :) ... in the other news (all over YT) "Blogging is finally dead in 2024".
Bloging is died , last google update killed blogging. AI content is not probkem even google killed mostly %100 percent human writers.
We are in 2024 already?😬
If blogging can earn you that much then why are you teaching us for such a small amount? really bad pitch for a course...
You want an honest answer? Because I want to help the people who are just starting out and who need it the most.
I've considered numerous times raising the price to what it should be, or focusing on high-ticket offerings only. It's about a million times easier to work with a few high-value clients than it is to work with thousands of beginners and it's exactly what lots of entrepreneurship books say I should do. But then I wouldn't be able to help beginners who don't have deep pockets.
@@IncomeSchool Then honestly listen to your die hard follower's reply... you build your blogs who give you billions of money and then teach us beginners the real knowledge of your course for free, i bet on it you will beat all of your competitors and your website will earn more than the course price if you let free traffic on your course..just put on some ads and affiliates.
When you pay for something, you value it. It becomes far more likely that you'll actually follow through. The people I've let in for free have almost always been the people who didn't follow through on creating their blog. The people who pay have made an investment and are willing to actually give it a shot.
I used to let friends and family into Project 24 for free. Not a single one has used it when I did that. So now I just point them to where they can sign up and guess what, a get way more follow-through.
Giving people Project 24 for free has almost always been a disservice because they didn't value it. Those who pay and actually follow through see it for what it is.
@@IncomeSchool why u want to get valued??? are you teaching us to get value or you want atleast 5% of free enrolled people to successfully learn for free and earn? stats say that even if your turn over is 5-10%, even that is a huge percent to achieve...
I want you to value it so you follow through and actually succeed.