V1 What Is The Equity Model & What Are The Benefits
Module Notes
Who is Sean Vosler?
- The man behind the automated sales funnels for big names like Tai Lopez, Sam Ovens, Anthony Morrison, Alex Becker, Andy Jenkins and Chris Record
- Responsible for generating "Tens of Millions" of dollars in sales
- Resident of San Diego, CA, a Husband and a Dad
- You can't really hire him; he typically is only interested in LARGE Rev Share or Equity Deals from entrepreneurs who already have traction but need to turn up the heat
- Sean enjoys his time freedom so in order to maximize that time freedom he uses Advanced Automation Strategies to handle repetitive tasks.
- Sean is an expert at Copyrighting and Advanced Automations
What is the Equity Model
- Why Sean branded himself early on as "The Wordpress Guy"
- While reading the Emyth Sean realized he needed to reinvent his business model by creating a core model that over time would allow him to use his skillset & experience to branch out into other business models.
- Sean learned the art of offer repositioning
- If you are really good at selling physical products then you should be doing consulting for brands that aren't competing with you and charge as much as you want because you have an in demand skill.
- There are several ways you can sell a service
- Retainer
- Equity
- With Equity you get paid based on performance
- Example:
- Sam Ovens focused on activities that would increase sales conversions versus focusing on busy work like what product to launch next, developing a product, creating a timeline for launching the product and getting new JV's and affiliates on board
- You have to brainstorm ideas to understand what to focus on
- Sam Ovens doesn't turn things OFF simply because he had a better idea; he'd simply get his idea going, set up the automation for the idea and while the automation is running and producing sales thus funding and freeing him up to work on the new idea.
- He doesn't replace the old idea with the new idea, he tests the new idea while automation is running the old idea.
- The first funnel Sean helped Sam put together they spent a day on to test, then tweaked and split test along the way. They created a webinar that ran on automation for 18 months.
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Module Notes
Who is Sean Vosler?
- The man behind the automated sales funnels for big names like Tai Lopez, Sam Ovens, Anthony Morrison, Alex Becker, Andy Jenkins and Chris Record
- Responsible for generating "Tens of Millions" of dollars in sales
- Resident of San Diego, CA, a Husband and a Dad
- You can't really hire him; he typically is only interested in LARGE Rev Share or Equity Deals from entrepreneurs who already have traction but need to turn up the heat
- Sean enjoys his time freedom so in order to maximize that time freedom he uses Advanced Automation Strategies to handle repetitive tasks.
- Sean is an expert at Copyrighting and Advanced Automations
What is the Equity Model
- Why Sean branded himself early on as "The Wordpress Guy"
- While reading the Emyth Sean realized he needed to reinvent his business model by creating a core model that over time would allow him to use his skillset & experience to branch out into other business models.
- Sean learned the art of offer repositioning
- If you are really good at selling physical products then you should be doing consulting for brands that aren't competing with you and charge as much as you want because you have an in demand skill.
- There are several ways you can sell a service
- Retainer
- Equity
- With Equity you get paid based on performance
- Example:
- Sam Ovens focused on activities that would increase sales conversions versus focusing on busy work like what product to launch next, developing a product, creating a timeline for launching the product and getting new JV's and affiliates on board
- You have to brainstorm ideas to understand what to focus on
- Sam Ovens doesn't turn things OFF simply because he had a better idea; he'd simply get his idea going, set up the automation for the idea and while the automation is running and producing sales thus funding and freeing him up to work on the new idea.
- He doesn't replace the old idea with the new idea, he tests the new idea while automation is running the old idea.
- The first funnel Sean helped Sam put together they spent a day on to test, then tweaked and split test along the way. They created a webinar that ran on automation for 18 months.
Up Next: [Mind Map] A Look at Traditional Deals Vs. Equity Deals
To continue click the blue "Complete and Continue"⬆️
Module Notes
Who is Sean Vosler?
- The man behind the automated sales funnels for big names like Tai Lopez, Sam Ovens, Anthony Morrison, Alex Becker, Andy Jenkins and Chris Record
- Responsible for generating "Tens of Millions" of dollars in sales
- Resident of San Diego, CA, a Husband and a Dad
- You can't really hire him; he typically is only interested in LARGE Rev Share or Equity Deals from entrepreneurs who already have traction but need to turn up the heat
- Sean enjoys his time freedom so in order to maximize that time freedom he uses Advanced Automation Strategies to handle repetitive tasks.
- Sean is an expert at Copyrighting and Advanced Automations
What is the Equity Model
- Why Sean branded himself early on as "The Wordpress Guy"
- While reading the Emyth Sean realized he needed to reinvent his business model by creating a core model that over time would allow him to use his skillset & experience to branch out into other business models.
- Sean learned the art of offer repositioning
- If you are really good at selling physical products then you should be doing consulting for brands that aren't competing with you and charge as much as you want because you have an in demand skill.
- There are several ways you can sell a service
- Retainer
- Equity
- With Equity you get paid based on performance
- Example:
- Sam Ovens focused on activities that would increase sales conversions versus focusing on busy work like what product to launch next, developing a product, creating a timeline for launching the product and getting new JV's and affiliates on board
- You have to brainstorm ideas to understand what to focus on
- Sam Ovens doesn't turn things OFF simply because he had a better idea; he'd simply get his idea going, set up the automation for the idea and while the automation is running and producing sales thus funding and freeing him up to work on the new idea.
- He doesn't replace the old idea with the new idea, he tests the new idea while automation is running the old idea.
- The first funnel Sean helped Sam put together they spent a day on to test, then tweaked and split test along the way. They created a webinar that ran on automation for 18 months.
Up Next: [Mind Map] A Look at Traditional Deals Vs. Equity Deals
To continue click the blue "Complete and Continue"⬆️
Module Notes
Who is Sean Vosler?
- The man behind the automated sales funnels for big names like Tai Lopez, Sam Ovens, Anthony Morrison, Alex Becker, Andy Jenkins and Chris Record
- Responsible for generating "Tens of Millions" of dollars in sales
- Resident of San Diego, CA, a Husband and a Dad
- You can't really hire him; he typically is only interested in LARGE Rev Share or Equity Deals from entrepreneurs who already have traction but need to turn up the heat
- Sean enjoys his time freedom so in order to maximize that time freedom he uses Advanced Automation Strategies to handle repetitive tasks.
- Sean is an expert at Copyrighting and Advanced Automations
What is the Equity Model
- Why Sean branded himself early on as "The Wordpress Guy"
- While reading the Emyth Sean realized he needed to reinvent his business model by creating a core model that over time would allow him to use his skillset & experience to branch out into other business models.
- Sean learned the art of offer repositioning
- If you are really good at selling physical products then you should be doing consulting for brands that aren't competing with you and charge as much as you want because you have an in demand skill.
- There are several ways you can sell a service
- Retainer
- Equity
- With Equity you get paid based on performance
- Example:
- Sam Ovens focused on activities that would increase sales conversions versus focusing on busy work like what product to launch next, developing a product, creating a timeline for launching the product and getting new JV's and affiliates on board
- You have to brainstorm ideas to understand what to focus on
- Sam Ovens doesn't turn things OFF simply because he had a better idea; he'd simply get his idea going, set up the automation for the idea and while the automation is running and producing sales thus funding and freeing him up to work on the new idea.
- He doesn't replace the old idea with the new idea, he tests the new idea while automation is running the old idea.
- The first funnel Sean helped Sam put together they spent a day on to test, then tweaked and split test along the way. They created a webinar that ran on automation for 18 months.
Up Next: [Mind Map] A Look at Traditional Deals Vs. Equity Deals
To continue click the blue "Complete and Continue"⬆️
Module Notes
Who is Sean Vosler?
- The man behind the automated sales funnels for big names like Tai Lopez, Sam Ovens, Anthony Morrison, Alex Becker, Andy Jenkins and Chris Record
- Responsible for generating "Tens of Millions" of dollars in sales
- Resident of San Diego, CA, a Husband and a Dad
- You can't really hire him; he typically is only interested in LARGE Rev Share or Equity Deals from entrepreneurs who already have traction but need to turn up the heat
- Sean enjoys his time freedom so in order to maximize that time freedom he uses Advanced Automation Strategies to handle repetitive tasks.
- Sean is an expert at Copyrighting and Advanced Automations
What is the Equity Model
- Why Sean branded himself early on as "The Wordpress Guy"
- While reading the Emyth Sean realized he needed to reinvent his business model by creating a core model that over time would allow him to use his skillset & experience to branch out into other business models.
- Sean learned the art of offer repositioning
- If you are really good at selling physical products then you should be doing consulting for brands that aren't competing with you and charge as much as you want because you have an in demand skill.
- There are several ways you can sell a service
- Retainer
- Equity
- With Equity you get paid based on performance
- Example:
- Sam Ovens focused on activities that would increase sales conversions versus focusing on busy work like what product to launch next, developing a product, creating a timeline for launching the product and getting new JV's and affiliates on board
- You have to brainstorm ideas to understand what to focus on
- Sam Ovens doesn't turn things OFF simply because he had a better idea; he'd simply get his idea going, set up the automation for the idea and while the automation is running and producing sales thus funding and freeing him up to work on the new idea.
- He doesn't replace the old idea with the new idea, he tests the new idea while automation is running the old idea.
- The first funnel Sean helped Sam put together they spent a day on to test, then tweaked and split test along the way. They created a webinar that ran on automation for 18 months.
Up Next: [Mind Map] A Look at Traditional Deals Vs. Equity Deals
To continue click the blue "Complete and Continue"⬆️
Module Notes
Who is Sean Vosler?
- The man behind the automated sales funnels for big names like Tai Lopez, Sam Ovens, Anthony Morrison, Alex Becker, Andy Jenkins and Chris Record
- Responsible for generating "Tens of Millions" of dollars in sales
- Resident of San Diego, CA, a Husband and a Dad
- You can't really hire him; he typically is only interested in LARGE Rev Share or Equity Deals from entrepreneurs who already have traction but need to turn up the heat
- Sean enjoys his time freedom so in order to maximize that time freedom he uses Advanced Automation Strategies to handle repetitive tasks.
- Sean is an expert at Copyrighting and Advanced Automations
What is the Equity Model
- Why Sean branded himself early on as "The Wordpress Guy"
- While reading the Emyth Sean realized he needed to reinvent his business model by creating a core model that over time would allow him to use his skillset & experience to branch out into other business models.
- Sean learned the art of offer repositioning
- If you are really good at selling physical products then you should be doing consulting for brands that aren't competing with you and charge as much as you want because you have an in demand skill.
- There are several ways you can sell a service
- Retainer
- Equity
- With Equity you get paid based on performance
- Example:
- Sam Ovens focused on activities that would increase sales conversions versus focusing on busy work like what product to launch next, developing a product, creating a timeline for launching the product and getting new JV's and affiliates on board
- You have to brainstorm ideas to understand what to focus on
- Sam Ovens doesn't turn things OFF simply because he had a better idea; he'd simply get his idea going, set up the automation for the idea and while the automation is running and producing sales thus funding and freeing him up to work on the new idea.
- He doesn't replace the old idea with the new idea, he tests the new idea while automation is running the old idea.
- The first funnel Sean helped Sam put together they spent a day on to test, then tweaked and split test along the way. They created a webinar that ran on automation for 18 months.
Up Next: [Mind Map] A Look at Traditional Deals Vs. Equity Deals
To continue click the blue "Complete and Continue"⬆️
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