Start Earning Online With Just $100

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Step #1: Learn a Skill On YouTube

- SEO
- Web design
- Email marketing

Those are just a few examples.

The big idea is choosing a "high-ROI" skill.

In other words, a skill that makes other companies a lot of money.

Running Cost: $0

Step #2: Choose a Niche

- CrossFit gyms
- Wellness ecom stores
- Digital marketing agencies

Again, a few examples out of many.

Once you decide, do a ton of market research.

Find out what they need, then use it for step #4.

Running Cost: $0

Step #3: Get an Email + Warm It Up

Buy your domain, then add on G Suite.

After that, warm up the domain so you don't land in spam.

You can take care of the next couple steps while it warms up.

Running Cost: $30

Affiliate link for warming

Step #4: Craft an Offer

Basic questions to answer...

- What will you deliver?
- What is the value of it?
- How much will you charge?

Some examples...

- Website design for $1500
- SEO services for $2500/mo
- Email marketing for $3000/mo

Running Cost: $30

How I Became a 6-Figure Solopreneur

In this thread, I'll briefly explain:

1. The steps I took
2. How I kept my costs low
3. How you might be able to do the same

Keep reading…

Step #1: Choosing a Skill ✍️

The key to getting paid is having a valuable skill.

Once you do, you can sell it and use it to earn big online.

I chose writing, which I think is the most profitable skill on the internet.

Step #2: Building That Skill 📈

There's no one book or course that'll make you an expert.

Instead, it's a slow (but worth it) process of learning and practicing daily.

It took me about 3 months to become a writer that could charge the prices I wanted.

Step #3: Getting Clients 📞

When I started, I had just $800 in my bank account.

With no money to invest, most businesses weren’t an option.

I decided to freelance on job boards as a quick and low-cost way to earn.

Step #4: Growing & Optimizing 🚀

In the beginning, I got paid very little for my work.

Then, I started contacting big businesses with LinkedIn and cold email.

When I combined my skill with effective client outreach, my rate rose to $100 per hour.

Bad writers sell products.

Good writers sell stories.

Here's how to tell one in 5 simple steps 🧵⬇️

Step #1: Introduce The Protagonist

Every story has a hero.

That might be…

- Your reader
- A past customer
- A past client
- An organization
- Or you

Choose which one based on what your goal is.

Step #2: Introduce The Conflict

Every great hero needs something to overcome.

That might be…

- A problem
- A person
- An organization

Again, choose which one based on what your goal is.

Step #3: Describe The Battle

It’s time for your hero to fight the enemy.

Basic examples:

- A customer facing his health problems
- A client facing her low profitability problems

Whatever it is, share details about the struggle.

That’s how you inspire emotion in your reader.

Step #4: Describe The Victory

The next step in every great story is the protagonist winning.

In marketing, that’s usually with the help of whatever you’re selling.

Your health product led to getting healthier, your service led to increasing profits, etc.