What's my niche and how to define yours

• Have you ever setup something that's successful then asked yourself why aren't we doing that anymore?
• Sean found his niche working with people who are hyper good at creating new things but leave things that are working behind. Sean is good at picking up disregarded projects to develop and maintain them from a systems standpoint.
• Everyone has a course in them and there is no better way from a profit margin standpoint to monetize a skill or a system
• Creating a course and reselling something you create once and continue to reap insane profit margins from versus other industries where there is expensive overhead and it costs 1 billion dollars to make 100 million which is a 10:1 ratio versus creating a course which yields a 1:10 ratio.
• If you are looking for a big opportunity; you can take someone with a great idea, build an automated sales platform and automate their idea through funnels and emails and get a cut of the profit
• Don't think only about coaching, consulting, Ecom or internet marketing; think also about brick and mortar businesses.
• You don't have to charge $20K upfront; this creates unnecessary pressure even if you can close the deal. You can have the right pieces in place to be able to start w/no out of pocket expense to the customer.
• There is a SPECIFIC criteria in picking a client to work with.
• Sean likes to think he has the biggest list in the world because he can work with all his clients to cross promote each other.

What's my niche and how to define yours

• Have you ever setup something that's successful then asked yourself why aren't we doing that anymore?
• Sean found his niche working with people who are hyper good at creating new things but leave things that are working behind. Sean is good at picking up disregarded projects to develop and maintain them from a systems standpoint.
• Everyone has a course in them and there is no better way from a profit margin standpoint to monetize a skill or a system
• Creating a course and reselling something you create once and continue to reap insane profit margins from versus other industries where there is expensive overhead and it costs 1 billion dollars to make 100 million which is a 10:1 ratio versus creating a course which yields a 1:10 ratio.
• If you are looking for a big opportunity; you can take someone with a great idea, build an automated sales platform and automate their idea through funnels and emails and get a cut of the profit
• Don't think only about coaching, consulting, Ecom or internet marketing; think also about brick and mortar businesses.
• You don't have to charge $20K upfront; this creates unnecessary pressure even if you can close the deal. You can have the right pieces in place to be able to start w/no out of pocket expense to the customer.
• There is a SPECIFIC criteria in picking a client to work with.
• Sean likes to think he has the biggest list in the world because he can work with all his clients to cross promote each other.

What's my niche and how to define yours

• Have you ever setup something that's successful then asked yourself why aren't we doing that anymore?
• Sean found his niche working with people who are hyper good at creating new things but leave things that are working behind. Sean is good at picking up disregarded projects to develop and maintain them from a systems standpoint.
• Everyone has a course in them and there is no better way from a profit margin standpoint to monetize a skill or a system
• Creating a course and reselling something you create once and continue to reap insane profit margins from versus other industries where there is expensive overhead and it costs 1 billion dollars to make 100 million which is a 10:1 ratio versus creating a course which yields a 1:10 ratio.
• If you are looking for a big opportunity; you can take someone with a great idea, build an automated sales platform and automate their idea through funnels and emails and get a cut of the profit
• Don't think only about coaching, consulting, Ecom or internet marketing; think also about brick and mortar businesses.
• You don't have to charge $20K upfront; this creates unnecessary pressure even if you can close the deal. You can have the right pieces in place to be able to start w/no out of pocket expense to the customer.
• There is a SPECIFIC criteria in picking a client to work with.
• Sean likes to think he has the biggest list in the world because he can work with all his clients to cross promote each other.

What's my niche and how to define yours

• Have you ever setup something that's successful then asked yourself why aren't we doing that anymore?
• Sean found his niche working with people who are hyper good at creating new things but leave things that are working behind. Sean is good at picking up disregarded projects to develop and maintain them from a systems standpoint.
• Everyone has a course in them and there is no better way from a profit margin standpoint to monetize a skill or a system
• Creating a course and reselling something you create once and continue to reap insane profit margins from versus other industries where there is expensive overhead and it costs 1 billion dollars to make 100 million which is a 10:1 ratio versus creating a course which yields a 1:10 ratio.
• If you are looking for a big opportunity; you can take someone with a great idea, build an automated sales platform and automate their idea through funnels and emails and get a cut of the profit
• Don't think only about coaching, consulting, Ecom or internet marketing; think also about brick and mortar businesses.
• You don't have to charge $20K upfront; this creates unnecessary pressure even if you can close the deal. You can have the right pieces in place to be able to start w/no out of pocket expense to the customer.
• There is a SPECIFIC criteria in picking a client to work with.
• Sean likes to think he has the biggest list in the world because he can work with all his clients to cross promote each other.

What's my niche and how to define yours

• Have you ever setup something that's successful then asked yourself why aren't we doing that anymore?
• Sean found his niche working with people who are hyper good at creating new things but leave things that are working behind. Sean is good at picking up disregarded projects to develop and maintain them from a systems standpoint.
• Everyone has a course in them and there is no better way from a profit margin standpoint to monetize a skill or a system
• Creating a course and reselling something you create once and continue to reap insane profit margins from versus other industries where there is expensive overhead and it costs 1 billion dollars to make 100 million which is a 10:1 ratio versus creating a course which yields a 1:10 ratio.
• If you are looking for a big opportunity; you can take someone with a great idea, build an automated sales platform and automate their idea through funnels and emails and get a cut of the profit
• Don't think only about coaching, consulting, Ecom or internet marketing; think also about brick and mortar businesses.
• You don't have to charge $20K upfront; this creates unnecessary pressure even if you can close the deal. You can have the right pieces in place to be able to start w/no out of pocket expense to the customer.
• There is a SPECIFIC criteria in picking a client to work with.
• Sean likes to think he has the biggest list in the world because he can work with all his clients to cross promote each other.

What's my niche and how to define yours

• Have you ever setup something that's successful then asked yourself why aren't we doing that anymore?
• Sean found his niche working with people who are hyper good at creating new things but leave things that are working behind. Sean is good at picking up disregarded projects to develop and maintain them from a systems standpoint.
• Everyone has a course in them and there is no better way from a profit margin standpoint to monetize a skill or a system
• Creating a course and reselling something you create once and continue to reap insane profit margins from versus other industries where there is expensive overhead and it costs 1 billion dollars to make 100 million which is a 10:1 ratio versus creating a course which yields a 1:10 ratio.
• If you are looking for a big opportunity; you can take someone with a great idea, build an automated sales platform and automate their idea through funnels and emails and get a cut of the profit
• Don't think only about coaching, consulting, Ecom or internet marketing; think also about brick and mortar businesses.
• You don't have to charge $20K upfront; this creates unnecessary pressure even if you can close the deal. You can have the right pieces in place to be able to start w/no out of pocket expense to the customer.
• There is a SPECIFIC criteria in picking a client to work with.
• Sean likes to think he has the biggest list in the world because he can work with all his clients to cross promote each other.