Bruno was in IT when he was 18.

At 19, he was freelancing and making an easy $3500 a month.

Seeing that the web was the next frontier, he dove into web design and landed a job with a big agency.

In 2004, he opened his own company in the UK.

He had taken on freelance clients while at the job and parlayed that into a lifestyle many would envy.

He traveled, partied, and relaxed and enjoyed life while continuing to grow…

working a scant few hours a week.

Seriousness again took hold a few years later when he tried to continue to grow but found he was lacking.

He saw other agencies charging huge fees but couldn’t find the path for himself.

He knew he needed some training and though it took a year, he invested.

That was his introduction to Facebook groups.

What Bruno has done and discovered will put real money in your pocket if you follow his lead.

Buckle up.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* How to decide on what courses to invest in. Bruno took the simplest, “sure-fire” way.

* 3 dirty tricks your mind plays on you that prevents you getting the help you need today.

* Clever ways to know if your Facebook Group efforts are working.

* How the truth about “pregnancy” is holding you back from success.

* An ingenious strategy for winning the game of “promotion day”.

Mentioned:

* Bruno on Facebook

* Bruno’s Facebook Group

* Russ Ruffino’s Clients On Demand

* David Allan’s Make Words Pay

Intro and outro backing music: Forever More by CREO

David Allan: Hey, everybody We’re back with another edition of the podcast. I’m David your host as usual. We have a very interesting guy on the show today that I’ve been following for a while.

His name is Bruno Domingues I believe and if I’m pronouncing that right. And one of the things I wanted to have Bruno on the show today to talk about this is a very interesting sort of lead generation techniques by hanging out in people’s Facebook groups that have his ideal clients. And on commenting and so forth and generating leads that way he’ll have much more to say about this. Bruno Welcome to the show.

Bruno Domingues: Thank you David. Good to be here.

David Allan: Yeah it’s fantastic you’re in Lithuania. You just told me off the air. Going out living in the Nomad lifestyle. It’s good to be able to travel and work remotely as I do myself it’s fantastic. Now let’s take it back. Where were you born. How did you get into all this. You know online marketing and so forth.

Bruno Domingues: Online marketing? I’d say I went from all my early years I was working in I.T.

So I started by working when I was about 18 I went freelancing pretty quick by the age of 19 I was making about three in the house thousand a month already. By then I signed this I realized that web was the future rights of Web sites and all that. So I changed from IP to web. I went for four years in the big agency in Holland. So I was living in Holland for four years there. I learned all that in it. And after that I opened my company so that was in 2004 when I started the business I opened in the UK and then went which was where I thought it was the best place to open.

At the time. So when you were doing I.T. were you doing like I was just freelancing kind of stuff ...