Tag Archive: sales

The Best Example For Affiliate Program Marketing.

I’ve been thinking a lot about affiliate program marketing.  I’ve read a lot of e-books, infoproducts and I’ve bought a lot of stuff lately, some because an affiliate has recommended them to me.  I’m sure that that affiliate got a commission and I’m cool with that.  I was benefited. Let me admit something: I’ve been…

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How Hybrid Products Can TURBOCHARGE Your Freelance Business

Everyone wants “products.”  Every freelancer wants to create digital downloads that sell themselves and create legions of fans.  I myself am not different.  It’s the freelancer’s dream, to be good enough to earn a spot at the table with guys like Michael Fortin, Brian Clark, Yaro, or guys like Eric Hamm.  It’s the  holy grail…

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Debt: Making Good Men Bitches Since Time Immemorial

For those of you that know me, you know that I’ve owed the IRS for some time.  It’s been a grind for me the entire time.   Monday, I got IRS Letter 2850 sent to me.  Excerpted below (click to embiggen) My principal balance is under $25,000 which is the IRS’s apparent Magic Number for not…

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A Coherent Design Interview: Focus on What the Blog is FOR

One of the things I’m not is a designer.  I outsource my design work to guys local and not local.  I have a good sense of what looks right at the end.  I have a thick skin to mitigate the demands of the folks I work with.  I have a knack for getting people to…

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David Allen Named to Genuine Chris’s Board of Directors.

[Two weeks ago, I told you that I was going to be doing a Board of Directors post once a week.  Here's the first one.] David Allen Named To Genuine Chris’s Fictitious Board of Directors.   GTD’s David Allen, author of  Getting Things Done has been added to Chris Johnson’s board of directors.   David is the…

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Client Intake: How To Make A Killer First Impression & More Sales.

When I talk cold calling with people, they have a hard time understanding how I get away with doing so little and still get good results.   It’s becuse I’m thinking all the time.  I try really hard to improve my process. MY client intake process for paid clients is 21 steps on basecamp, it’s printed…

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