New Limited PLR - A Senior Marketer’s Hack to Building a List of Buyers Fast; Economic Collapse PLR; Success Mindset
Published: Sun, 10/03/21
Scarlett had a homeschool homecoming dance last night and she had so much fun! We met at a girl's house so all the kids (boys and girls) in their friend group could go together then we all loaded them up and dropped them at the dance. They went to hang out at Whataburger afterwards (it's a thing in Texas LOL) and then back to the girl's house for a big after party. She was just about the only one wearing a mask, but that's okay. We're taking precautions since her brother and I are high risk.
I'm so glad she had fun, though! Since it's about a 45 minute drive there and I wanted to stay nearby in case she wanted to leave, I rented a hotel room at the Hilton Hamptons and worked for about 7 hours until it was time to go pick her up. We are really loving this group of friends. They have a haunted house outing planned week after next and then a big Halloween party on the 30th. I don't like being almost an hour from her in case she needs me to pick her up, so I'll just rent a room every time. LOL!
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Bonus Reminder: For those of you who bought this through my link yesterday or who want to between now and October 7th, I'm giving a bonus to people who buy Alice Seba's Big Growth Shortcuts & Templates Club membership through my link. If you buy using the monthly option then you can go to my PLR Mini Mart store and pick out any 10 packs of PLR at any size or price point and send me your receipt from Alice and your list of bonus requests. If you buy using the one time option, then you can go to the PLR Mini Mart store and pick out any 25 packs of PLR at any size or price point that you want (send me your Alice receipt plus your list of titles you want from my store). Obviously, this does not include the Total PLR Membership at my store, just individual packs.
New Limited PLR - A Senior Marketer’s Hack to Building a List of Buyers Fast Without Ads
My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called A Senior Marketer’s Hack to Building a List of Buyers Fast Without Ads and this report helps senior marketers learn how to quickly build a buyer's list without spending money on ads or waiting a long time for their SEO efforts to take root.This 7+ page, 3,305-word report starts with an introduction and then covers the following:
- Stop Paying for Subscribers and Relying on Slow Growth SEO
- The #1 Way to Get Highly Targeted Paying Subscribers Immediately
- Finding Your Top Affiliate Connections
- Creating a No-Brainer Product that Impresses Affiliates and Customers Alike
- Pricing and Perks Guaranteed to Get Almost Everyone Onboard
- Making the Most of Your Newly Built Subscriber Base
** This report comes in both Word and TXT formats
Free Graphics
I've included the JPG, and PNG files for a flat cover as well as a hardback version in PNG.
Be one of only 50 people to own it here:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/a-senior-marketers-guide-to-building-a-list-of-buyers-fast-without-ads-limited-plr
New Survival Economic Collapse PLR Bundle - Does Not Open Until 10 AM EST!
Alessandro Zamboni, who usually does marketing courses, has a new Survival Economic Collapse PLR launching today - but not until 10 AM EST, so remember to check back here.It includes:
- A PLR eBook of 4,906 words based on five chapters
- The eBook repurposed into individual articles
- A cheat sheet
- A mind map,
- A checklist
- And social media posts (ten images with quotes)
Check it out here on sale:
https://warriorplus.com/o2/a/gyt04x/0
Establish a Success-Oriented Mindset
Have y'all ever heard of Kaizen? It's a Japanese philosophy of constantly finding opportunities to make improvements in your business practices and systems. The idea is that by constantly seeking change for the better - regardless of how minuscule the improvements are - over time, you’ll skyrocket your productivity and achieve more.This is a very sound concept and can be applied to any business, and even to other areas of life. Like author, Robin Sharma says, “Small daily improvements over time create stunning results.”
Below you’ll find 7 kaizen principles that you can establish in your life to improve your business, health, relationships and so on. Always remember that the devil is in the details. Even 1 small improvement can make a world of difference.
1. Be proactive
The first step to improving is wanting to improve. If you’re not actively looking to improve, you won't bother to test or try out new things. As a result, you’ll be in a state of stagnation and after awhile, your results will hit a ceiling. Spend 5-10 minutes a day brainstorming different ways to improve your processes, systems, work day, etc. That's it - not a huge committment.
2. It never stops
The second principle is that kaizen never stops and it never ends. If you’re not progressing, you’re regressing. You may not like it, but that’s life. If you don’t work your muscles, they’ll become weak. If you don’t pay attention to your business, profits will decline and you’ll go out of business. If you don’t seek constant improvements, your methods will become outdated and you’ll be courting failure. So, practice kaizen daily!
3. Eliminate what’s not working
Some practices may have worked well in the past, but as time progresses, these practices may no longer work, no matter how attached you are to them. Always be ready to sacrifice stuff in your business if they’re threatening to drag it down. Kaizen is not always about finding new improvements, but sometimes, it’s also about eliminating stuff that's clogging up the machinery in your business. Be ready to embrace change and don’t be too attached to anything.
4. Look for cost savings
Always find ways to reduce your costs. This is especially true as you scale up your business. Very often, big businesses have bloated costs which don’t get reduced because of the red tape within the companies. With Kaizen, you’ll find ways to reduce your fixed and variable costs. There are two ways to increase your bottom-line in business – increase your profit and/or reduce your costs. The latter tends to be easier.
5. Question yourself
Everything should have a place and purpose in your business. Sometimes you may be so used to doing something that you’re in a rut and you do it mindlessly without asking yourself why you’re doing it. For example, if you used to build sales pages for your online business when you were first starting out, you may still be spending hours for days on end creating attractive pages.
However, your business may be at a level where it’s generating enough profit for you to hire someone else to build the page for you. So why are you doing it? Kaizen will make you ask yourself why. Now you may realize that you should outsource the sales page creation to a qualified person. This will free up time for you to work on the sales copy which is much more important to your business.
6. Don’t expect miracles
Kaizen is a ‘trial and error’ process. When making improvements, not all of them that you try will work. You must be ready for this. Sometimes an idea may seem good in theory, but fails miserably in practice. Don’t expect every improvement you initiate to yield fruit. But don’t stop improving, either.
7. Correct when necessary
Don’t take it personally when the improvements fail. Cut them out and go back to doing things the way you used to… and find new improvements to test. Sooner or later, you will come up with newer and better ways to do things.
This is why it’s best to make small, incremental changes rather than sweeping overnight changes. If something goes wrong when the change is small, it will be easier to fix it. Aim small, miss small.
Apply these 7 principles daily to your business and watch how your business thrives over time and becomes a smooth, well-oiled profit generating machine. You’ll also be less stressed out because you’ll have more free time from your increased productivity. Kaizen is an awesome philosophy you should practice for life.
That's it for me today - hope y'all have a great rest of your day!
Tiff ;)
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