Rewire Positivity

Between the news, social media and our constant connection, it is so easy to be inundated with a stream of negative thoughts. Being able to navigate these negative waters is key to our health, happiness and success. This package has been designed to help people flip their negative mindset into positivity.

The highlight of this product is a 30 page (6000 word) guide “Rewiring Positivity” and its companion work books.

Sections Include:

  • Introduction
  • Positive Vibes
  • What Is Positive Thinking?
  • A Quick Note On “Toxic Positivity”
  • Why Do We Struggle To Think Positively?
  • How Does Positive Thinking Help Us?
  • Examples Of Positive Thinking Improving Our Lives
  • Rewiring Positivity: The 10-Part System
  • The Process
  • Conclusion

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Organizing Your Research and Writing

Organizing Your Research

You’ve done a lot of research and digging for your book and now you’re ready to get started writing. Wait a second – not so fast! You’re just going to overwhelm yourself if you try to sift through your research as you write. There has to be a step in between that.

The first thing you have to do is organize the research you’ve found. First, eliminate any research or details that aren’t exactly directly related to what you’re going to write.

It will just be a waste of time to have those things in front of you while you write. You might tuck that unneeded research away for later in a folder on your computer so you can access it for a different book if you need to.

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Newbie Case Study: $1,000/mo in 30 Days

Here’s how you can begin earning a consistent $1,000 a month or more while building your list and do it starting in less than 30 days.

I’ve seen this done before and it’s been tried and tested by many over the years because it’s simple and easy to do. It’s sort of a classic, and it performs as well now as it did 5 or 10 years ago. Here’s how it works, and I’ll use Gina for our case study.

Gina was brand new to marketing 2 months ago and wondering what to do. On a bit of advice, she spent a week in a deep dive creating a free report, an upsell product and a squeeze page.

Notice she owns her own upsell. Doing this with an affiliate product as your upsell won’t work, and you’ll see why in a moment.

This is a self-liquidating funnel, meaning the upsell pays for the traffic she drives to the offer. She’s building a list of people who get her free offer as well as a list of buyers who took the upsell. In her case her upsell is just $9, but it’s converting well enough to easily pay for her traffic which comes from ads.

To create her free offer and her upsell, she started with some premium PLR and then changed it to her own voice so that it’s unique to her and something she’s happy to offer her visitors.

Okay, so far that’s a traditional funnel, but here’s the twist: Ginna created a second sales page with a video that tells her visitors how well her funnel is performing. She mentions the front-end freebie opt-ins, the number of sales on her upsell offer, sales that are coming in from emailing her growing list and so forth.

She really sells the benefits of how well her funnel is working. Of course, the first week she did this her video was a little different, in that she talked about the potential benefits because she didn’t have numbers yet. But by week 3 she had her permanent video up with stats.

She shows this video sales page to everyone who opts into her funnel, and then she offers them full white label rights to the entire thing for $99. The white label rights have the condition that it cannot be resold but only used.

At $99, 11 sales a month equals a $1,000 income. Her first month she did in fact make 11 sales, but this second month after a little bit of tweaking and increasing her traffic she is on track to triple that amount.

Remember that these customers who are buying the rights have already been through the funnel themselves, so they have already seen how effective it is. Gina lets them know that buying the white label rights is a great way for a newbie like themselves to get started building their own list.

If you try this yourself then keep mind you can charge whatever you like or whatever the market will bear. I might recommend increasing the price or even offering a payment plan, such as $97 for three months.

You might be wondering about saturation and that’s a good point. But the fact is, 95% of people who buy an offer like this never use it. That’s not something I’m happy about, but it is a fact.

And if you do indeed see a bunch of your funnels popping up, you can simply revise your funnel to look different. In fact, you might want to update it every so often anyway, to give it a fresh look and test it to see if you can’t continually increase your conversions.

This is a great way to get started in the online marketing niche. You’re building a list for no cost and making money besides.

And remember that these folks opt into your funnel before they see the white label offer, so they end up being their own testimonial or social proof that it works, making easy sales of the rights for you.

Creating Shareable Content

Creating Shareable Content

We’ve talked a little about creating content people will want to share. How do you do that? It’s such an important part of staying fresh and relevant in today’s search engines and on social media. You have to make sure you consistently have great content that people feel intrinsically motivated to share.

The first thing to note is that if you are trying to get a stale dinosaur of a website to rank, you’re going to have a difficult time. If you haven’t added any content to your website for years, it’s time to freshen things up. You should be posting on your website or blog consistently. You shouldn’t just be posting any old content, you should be posting content that’s going to shake things up a bit and help your site get noticed.

We are going to talk a lot about writing great content when we get to the section on blogging. Note that most content-related discussions relate to blogs and static websites. There are some great things you can do to light a fire in your blog content so it spreads like crazy all over the web.

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