Ben Settle is one of my favorite business badasses.

He is brash and contrarian…hence why his podcast used to the “Antipreneur Show”.

Like Ben years ago, you may be starting into the freelance game (or deep in its clutches!).

He was once where you are…and lived to tell the tale.

Not without some battle scars though.

So listen while he recites the do’s and dont’s of freelance copywriting and then…

What he does now.

A business which in the simplest terms…

Takes only 10 minutes a day.

You’d better sit down to listen to this.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* The book of “Lost Secrets” that gave Ben a head start and the incredible way it tied into Gary Halbert.

* The single critical piece of advice Ben would give a freelancer (prevent burnout and get paid!)

* Why the “natural” way most people want to go in business is dead wrong (and why no one thinks Ben’s way should work!)

* A business lesson Ben learned the hard way. The reason he abandoned a membership site and what it means for you.

* How Ben gave a girl a personality. Discover how to fashion your own without becoming REPULSIVE.

Mentioned:

* Ben Settle

* Jonathan Rivera

* Bruce Barton

* David Allan’s Make Words Pay

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David Allan: Hey everybody it’s David Allan. We’re back with another edition of the Email Marketing Podcast. We have a veteran email marketer on todays show I’ve wanted to talk to for a long time.

He’s been on John’s show before and his name is Ben Settle. Ben Settle, how are you?

Ben Settle: I am doing great. How are you doing David?

David Allan: I’m doing fantastic. It’s a nice day here in Monterey California. And you’re up in Oregon.

Ben Settle: Yeah I’m in I’m in Bandon, Oregon where it’s pretty shitty out here. Can I use that word on John’s podcast?

David Allan: Yes absolutely. John would probably tell you to only use those.

Ben Settle: Yeah it is pretty it’s probably – it’s one of those days where it’s like really windy and everything’s blown all over the place and I like it though. I like the storms and everything and it’s right up my alley.

David Allan: Oh good. That’s awesome. Now I think I first heard about you from Michael Senoff I believe…

Ben Settle: That’s very possible.

David Allan: Yeah. Because I first started learning about email marketing from my course put up by Matt Furey.

Ben Settle:Me too.

David Allan: Yeah. And I later found out that you were much the same and then I stumble across Michael’s web site when I first got on the Internet I think it was poking around for a couple of years and then you guys had some dealings together so I think there were some products and stuff to you guys worked on together.

Ben Settle: Yeah. And we’ve been friends for a long time we’ve worked on a lot of stuff together.

David Allan: That’s awesome. You first started out as kind of a freelance copywriter, is that right?

Ben Settle: Yeah. Yeah when I first started out I didn’t even know what I was doing. I just knew I wanted to learn this copywriting thing and I thought I’d better get some...

Guess who gave Lady Gaga her first TV interview?

This guy…

Louie La Vella, music marketing BOSS.

Louie’s works in the music industry, where he helps artists, musicians and record labels sell more music and get more fans.

What’s Louie doing on The McMethod Email Marketing Podcast if he’s a music guy?

Well, it turns out that Louie uses a lot of strategies and tactics that I use.

He’s big on personal branding and encourages his clients to ALWAYS tell an engaging story that magnetically attracts fans, customers and clients to your door. He has also produced over 40 live music events, and has worked as the Marketing Director for 5 festivals.

In other words, Louie’s been around the “marketing block” a few times and has plenty of hard-won wisdom to share.

And since he’s outside the “internet marketing bubble”, Louie brings a fresh perspective on what we can all do to grow our businesses and make more money.

The “internet marketing world” is quite small, and if you’ve been to a few conferences, you’ve probably bumped into the same people.

In many ways, it’s great. But in other ways, it’s dangerous, because it leads “intellectual in-breeding” and stale, stagnant ideas. That’s why it’s important to look outside the internet marketing industry once in a while, to get a breath of fresh air, see things in a new light, and come back with killer ideas that no one has thought of yet.

So listen in, breathe the fresh air and discover Louie’s secret strategies for building a magnetic personal brand so that EVERYONE wants to work with YOU.

 

In this interview with Louie La Vella, you’ll discover:

* how to craft a personal brand that’s so magnetic and irresistible that EVERYONE wants to work with YOU

* how Louie worked his way up the ladder in the notoriously-competitive music industry (fantastic advice here – especially if you’re looking for a career that you LOVE)

* how to get featured in mainstream media publications like Entrepreneur, Forbes, Business.com and The Huffington Post

* how I use guest posting to generate highly-qualified leads that pay $10,000 or more per copywriting project

* how to generate clients and customers at ANY stage of the game (I share a strategy that ANYONE can use to generate clients, whether they’re a beginner or long-time marketing consultant or copywriter)

* how to maintain momentum once you get started on this path (if you lose momentum, it’s GAME OVER)

* how to handle the pressure of being an entrepreneur with the serene calmness of a bomb squad veteran (if you want to play the entrepreneur game, you MUST learn to deal with pressure… the pressure to pay bills without a guaranteed salary, the pressure to perform for clients, and so on)

Mentioned:

* Louie La Vella’s website

* Louie’s Twitter

* My eCommerce email marketing post on Digital Marketer

* My eCommerce email marketing podcast on Shopify

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Hey podcast listener, you’re about to discover insider tips, tricks and secrets to making more sales and converting more prospects into customers with email marketing.

Josh Muccio is an entrepreneur with a few notches in his belt.

Including a couple previous podcasts.

When an angel investor and business founder approached him to team up…

He couldn’t say NO.

The project? A podcast version of “Shark Tank”

With one season in the bag and the second just released…

It’s “all in” for Josh and his partner as they navigate the

world of angel investing and venture capital.

From getting s— done and pushing publish…

To making business contacts, finding collaborators and securing sponsorships…

It’s been a wild ride.

Josh has a few expert lessons to pass along.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* How to go from ground zero to published podcast in less than a day (Without worrying about perfection!)

* The one critical element about pitching the “Big Vision” of your product or service…so angel investors will be beating down your door!

* Domain name secrets the Registrars don’t want you to know (rake in money with your own domain extension)

* How Josh monetized his podcast and set himself up for success (without selling products!)

* The “slight edge” advantage that will help you build your own online business (and how to make use of every single day while doing it)

Mentioned:

* The Pitch

* The Slight Edge Book

* Shark Tank

* David Allan’s Make Words Pay

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Dave Allan: Hey everybody it’s David Allan, flying solo for the first time on the email marketing podcast and today I have a very special guest, Josh Muccio – He has his own podcast called “The Pitch”, Josh…How are you doing?

Josh Muccio: Hey, I’m doing really great, thanks David

David Allan: It’s awesome to have you on the show. I’ve listened to a few of your podcasts and done alitle research about you as an entrepreneur – seem you had a few prior…you had a different podcast earlier…

Josh Muccio: Yeah, I’ve done a few stuff

Dave Allan: Yeah, you’ve been around for a bit and this is the first time I’ve heard of you – it was interesting sort of reading about you and I listened to some of your stuff. So, what can you tell us about – First, et’s start with “The Pitch”, because it’s your current project I presume…and what that’s about.

Josh Muccio: Sure – So about a year ago I was working on a different podcast – there was somebody that listened to the show that was an investor and he had it in his mind that it would be cool to have a podcast the TV show “Shark Tank” – so he was an investor himself and he reached out. So, we ended up talking on the phone, it took about three or four months but we decided hey, let’s do this thing. So, this is actually about a year and a half ago now – we’ve done 50 episodes so far – that would have been Season One of the show – but we never had anyone commiting to invest real money on the show – and that’s the whole premise of “Shark Tank” so, I felt like we were just failing and letting people down right off the bat. So, we kind of drew a line in the sand last October – we stopped recording new episodes and we just planned this event.

Becoming great (or even better) at a new skill requires a plan.

Outside of copy, John and Dave have used strategies to get good at an accelerated rate.

Dave talks about his start in magic and street performing (aka charming people on the street)

John dives deep into research and what he’s been spending the last year on (which is awesome).

Together, they lay out how you’ll be able to hone your skills to a razor sharp edge.

So that you’re so good…

Clients can’t ignore you.

In this episode, you’ll find how real “street smarts” can find freelance clients now and show you the money!

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* The truth behind the 10,000 hour rule

* How to “cancel out” wasted practice hours starting today

* How to use the deliberate “egg timer” secret of a famous ad man to become a copywriting stud or studette

* One simple tweak anyone can use to boost the results of their skill training

* What John has been working on the last year and how he’s made twice as much progress as anyone expected

Mentioned:

* Peak by Anders Ericsson

* 4 Hour Chef

* Takeover Tuesday Podcast – Roy Furr

* Make Words Pay

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John McIntyre: Alright it’s John McIntyre here, The Autoresponder Guy, I’m here with Dave Allan once again, the street magician turned copywriter. I thought it would be really fascinating to talk about how to learn…anything, and not just say, copywriting – but a lot of people are like, how can I get clients – well there’s a way to learn – obviously people who get clients, they’re doing specific things. You need to learn what they’re doing and do those specific things and you should be getting clients – so it will be really valuable to have a bit of a chat about how the brain learns, how one learns, so you can apply that and go achieve your dreams…

Dave Allan: Absolutely

John McIntyre: [laughing} So tell me about you, man. You’ve done, I mean street magic’s pretty cool. I think you’re the only street magician I’ve met – it’s a rare breed. So tell me about that , how do you go and learn magic, is it something you do when you’re five years old, you know, you’re a kid and you’re obsessed, did you follow some kind of – how did you learn, how did you how get into it and did you develop – get it to the point you were like going into the street and shouting at people to come watch your show

Dave Allan: You know, it’s interesting because I am an atypical example of this I’d say because most magicians, just like you mentioned, start very young and progress all the way along a sort of linear path. And for myself, I didn’t start – I’m 42 now – I started when I was 29 and basically I started into magic because I was interested in psychology and I had taken stuff like that in university – my dad was always a very big practical joker – so the first few magic tricks I tried were in retaliation [laughing] on my father. And so when those things worked and I saw the effect it had and how easily – my dad is a rather sharp individual – how easily he was duped, I thought wow, this is really interesting and that sort of made me delve furt...

As a freelancer working with clients, finding great ones is usually a trial and error process

This can be especially daunting with a service such as copywriting

John and Dave team up to talk about their experiences with both good and bad clients.

Especially… what separates them

John talks at length about establishing criteria.

Dave gives some red flags to look for.

In this episode you’ll find battle tested ways to sift through opportunities…

So you get paid.

Create lasting relationships.

Build a fun and fulfilling freelance business.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* A one-step, pain-free method to steal back relief AND closure from freelance “editing” vampires

* The exact scale John uses to determine businesses who qualify for his services. So you can target and raise your own standards

* One critical mistake all newbie freelancers seem to make. Why you cannot always trust this kind of work, saving you years of frustration

* How clients can change when you charge higher fees.

* 3 short stories from famous entrepreneurs teach who to do business with…and who NOT to!

Mentioned:

* Derek Sivers

* Tim Ferriss

* Dan Kennedy

* Make Words Pay

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John McIntyre: John Mcintyre here, the Autoresponder Guy – I’m here with Dave Allan. Dave is a street magician copywriter, he’s been on the show before, you can check out those past episodes – wetalked about Donald Trump…sort of, and today we’re going to be talking about how to find great clients and avoid the shitty ones, and what the difference is. Because not all clients are equal, are they Dave?

Dave Allan: They are certainly not all equal, and when I got into copywriting, of course, people heard the story a couple of episodes ago about Gary Halbert and how I got into copywriting – one of the first things I learned when I started investigating Gary Halbert more in-depth-ly and learned who he was I heard this mantra of “Clients Suck”. He even wore a hat or a shirt to many seminars perhaps, because I haven’t seen them all, with that emblazoned on the hat or the t-shirt. So that was the first time I sort of heard stuff like that but to be honest, in all the different jobs I’ve had over the years, since I started working since I was 17 – then there was definitely very broad strokes between the people you never wanted to deal with again and the people you didn’t mind dealing with almost every day. I think that is something we can talk about here today. How to ward off some of those other people and how to embrace those people who are awesome, that you want to work with for a long time.

John McIntyre: It’s an interesting point actually as I’ve been doing this for the last four or five years – some clients are great, perfectly on time, they don’t care – they’re not fussed, about the total amount, they just really want to work with you. Part of this, the caveat here is that you need to be a good copywriter – if your copy sucks it’s going to be hard to get the really good clients – so let’s assume that you can write good copy – then you’re in a position where lots of businesses could get value, therefore you have lots of people that are going to want to work with you if you market yourself properly.

Love him or hate him…

Donald Trump has been successful.

Whether convincing people to give him unprecedented breaks while building a real estate empire,

or becoming the next

President Of The United States

,

“The Donald” has his mind set for success.

John welcomes David Allan back to the show.

Together they use Trump as a jumping off point to discuss getting your head right.

When you’re struggling as a freelancer, how do you cultivate the right outlook to get over the hump?

John talks about the latest brain research on future success.

Dave reveals what he’s learned through trial and error,

and practical tips from one of the most badass entrepreneurs.

By the end of this episode, you should be able to get a handle on how your thinking is working for you…

Or holding you back.

AND…

What to do about it.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* Why Dave bet money early on Donald Trump to win the election

* What Hollywood submarine captains can show you about confidence. (You can adopt this IMMEDIATELY)

* This simple daily exercise has helped propel one badass female entrepreneur to over $300,000/month

* What the latest brain research says about your freelance copywriting career

* The “no-frills” secret to getting so good at copywriting…great clients can’t ignore you!

Mentioned:

* Kat Loterzo

* Anders Ericsson

* Takeover Tuesday Podcast

* Make Words Pay

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Episode 140:

John McIntyre: It’s John McIntyre the Auto Responder Guy here with David Allan. David was on the podcast I think a couple weeks ago talking about magic and how he sort of went traveling became a digital nomad and you know, taught himself how to do magic tricks , became a street magician and then use that to then get into copywriting and told his story of you know Gary Halbert, and a bunch of things like that. So we’re not going to get into the story today but I wanted to get Dave back just to talk about a couple different things – and part of the reason for that is that you might you may have noticed that I haven’t been doing , releasing a lot of podcast lately in the last few months, and that’s just because I’ve been focused elsewhere. So what I thought was I get someone really awesome like Dave to come on and ’cause you know who’s really passionate about the podcast he wants to sort of keep it going basically and David came – so hear we are – we’re going to do a few interviews where it’s me and him and eventually he’ll probably start doing some interviews on his own – I have a good feeling about that so…fingers crossed.

Dave Allan: Yeah , fingers crossed. It’s going good so far and we get along good of course, John is a great guy and Yeah I’m just happy to be here to help and it’s a good opportunity.

John McIntyre: Cool cool. It’s good to have you. Now, um, we’ve got a few different things we’re going to talk about and we’re going to split these up into different episodes. First thing is being that it’s so pertinent and so timely right now let’s talk about Don...

David Allan has been traveling for almost three years nonstop.

He used street magic to create freedom while he found his copywriting groove.

He also found the enormous crossover between the two.

Especially when it came to positioning.

Whether it’s building crowds or attracting freelance clients…

…this magician understands psychology.

In this episode, you’ll find how real “street smarts” can find freelance clients now and show you the money!

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* How a world famous copywriter lured him into buying a product AND a new career!

* Newbie copywriters and street performers always do THIS… and miss out on making any real money!

* Key strategies street performers use that will improve your copywriting immediately

* The truth behind how performers and copywriters make their end product great. (HINT: It almost never starts out that way).

* What drunken, vacationing tourists have to do with the readability of your copy

Mentioned:

* Penn Jillette

* Gary Halbert

* Takeover Tuesday Podcast

* Make Words Pay

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John McIntyre: Alright, it’s John McIntyre here, the Autoresponder Guy. I’m here with Dave Allan

from from Canada. Now I’d give you a web site here, but It’s currently under construction.David Allan: Yes.John McIntyre: [laughter]David Allan: That’s true. I was going to interject there. It’s – It’s going to be called, It is called but

it’s just the site is down currently for some reconstruction. But It’s called MakeWordsPay.com.

John McIntyre: Good. Good site man.

John McIntyre: Pretty simple. Pretty easy to understand. Anyway, So – you’re from Canada,

you’ve moved to California, you’re a digital nomad. Like you said you’re a professional magician

and you go into direct marketing copywriting because of Gary Halbert, which is a cool story that we

can get into. Now you’re running a book on combining magic with marketing which sounds pretty

cool. Now, I think I’ve mentioned before we hit record here that you know you’ve got one portion of

the audience. You know one type of listener is going to be the copywriter or aspiring copywriter

who wants to get clients maybe has a job maybe doesn’t have a job but wants to figure out that side

of things – then you’ve got the business owners that have an established business and they’re

looking for for ideas to grow the business sell more stuff. And the reason you know we started

speaking is we’re actually emailed for you know I think several times in the last couple of years

you’ve been around for for a while now and I thought it would be good get to get you on the show

have a chat – I think the magician things really good and I think you probably have a unique

perspective. You know it’s not going to be like seven tips on how to do X Y Z and it’s going to be

how many copywriters do you meet who are magicians, right? For example.

David Allan: No, that’s great. So thank you for having me on the show John and I have been

following you for a while we have exchanged e-mails over the years I’ve watched your ascent to the

Laura Bell Greeno started in sales, helping companies like Hollister and Abercrombie & Fitch brand themselves.

She quickly realized sales was HARD.

It took long hours, cold calling and a ton of effort.

But she didn’t want to cold call…

Laura realized early on from this need that branding and self marketing are key to easier lead generation.

So she became a woman with very good branding and self-marketing.

She calls it attraction marketing.

Laura shot up to number 2 in the entire company after learning this simple and amazing insight about herself and her position in sales.

And it did not go unnoticed.

Not too long after this, Laura had 4 recurring clients and was forced to start her company, Webscout.

In this episode you will learn why everyone came to Laura in her organization for advice,

How she grew her agency, including the ups and downs,

And how she runs Webscout today.

 

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* the interesting way Laura’s agency was forced upon her (and how she created this need in her organization)

* how Laura uses outsourcing, contracting and on-staff team members to grow her business and take care of client needs

* why being bold and courageous and not afraid to make mistakes is essential for starting a business (plus the difference between a smart and a dumb mistake)

* how looking at everything from a SEM lens is an advantageous perspective that can be used to identify key branding improvements for any client (learn about search volume, trends and different audience factors)

Mentioned:

* Laura’s agency: Webscout Marketing

* To get in touch with Laura, contact her via LinkedIn.

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Raw transcript:

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It’s John McIntyre here, The Autoresponder Guy; I’m here with Laura Greeno. Now Laura is the founder of WebScout Marketing. Now she focuses on SEO and everything she does is based around getting more leads and making more sales through the website. She does this through like SEO and attraction marketing. Now the funny story is that she actually contacted me to — I thought this was really, really cool by the way and if you’re listening and you want to do this please do, but Laura contacted me out of the blue and said, “Look I can’t see any women on your website. You need some women up there,” and it made my day really [laughter] it really put a smile on my face. Here we are recording an interview and we’re going to find out what Laura does and how she makes her clients happy. Laura how are you today?

Laura Greeno: Hi! I’m great, thanks for having me.

John McIntyre: Thanks for coming on. Before we get into, I guess, the nuts and bolts give me the more tactical stuff of what you do. Tell the listener a little bit about who is Laura Greeno and what do you do?

Laura Greeno: Okay so technically I’m an online marketing consultant, but I started in sales. I came from this from a sales perspective and I worked for a — my first sales job was with a digital experience branding company. You walk into a — yea do you have a Hollister, an American Eagle and all those in — where you are?

John McIntyre: We — no not right here and —

Laura Greeno: [Laughter].

John McIntyre: — we don’t have them in Australia either.

Laura Greeno: Large retailers create an experience when you walk into their store. They’ve got music,

Are you waiting to make sense of this crazy thing we called life?

No need to wait,

Craig will tell you.

Because the best things in life are simple.

By following these simple yet powerful Five Pillars,

Craig Ballantyne was able to overcome crippling anxiety,

And find all the answers he needed.

Now the author of The Perfect Day Formula,

…Craig shares how he beat all his doubts down,

As well as shares MANY potentially life changing nuggets throughout this show.

It’s a long one for a reason!

He’s been interviewed on Russian Television about this method.

Has gone viral on LifeHacker,

And is featured regularly in Men’s Health.

Learn how to carve your perfect day,

And smash all your goals.

Even Russell Brunson swears by his method..

If you are ready to put some order in your days,

Or if you just want some great advice,

This is a good episode for you.

P.S. Read his daily essays over at EarlyToRise.com

 

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* How Craig helps his coaching clients get more done, make more money, and have a lot of freedom in their lives (no matter how busy they are)

* Your Magic Time: Find it , build it, protect it and then build your schedule around THAT (this alone is pretty life changing)

* Why you should stay as close to your wakeup time as often as possible (find out why and how waking up halfway through your natural sleep cycle is messing up your mornings..)

* The 5 Pillars derived from Epictetus teachings (these work for literally ANYTHING.. from fitness to business to getting out of debt goals)

* How writing your goals at night lets your subconscious come up with your hardest to find answers..

* How to identify your Season of Life; Health, Wealth, Family or Personal Development, and then build your goals around it

Mentioned:

* Blacksmith Club

* PerfectDayFormula.com

* Jocko Willink’s 4:45am Club

* Cal Newport’s “Deepwork”

* Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson

* The Surrender Experiment

* Sleep Smarter Book

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Raw transcript:

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All right it’s John McIntyre here; I’m here with Craig Ballantyne. Now Craig is a productivity and success transformation coach from Toronto Ontario, Canada and the author of “The Perfect Day Formula: How to Own the Day and “Control Your Life”. He’s been contributing to Men’s Health magazine since 2000 and in 2001 he created a popular home workout program called Turbulent Training. And on his journey to success he’s had to overcome crippling anxiety attacks and he beat them with his five pillars of transformation. Today Craig show’s men and women how to use the five pillars to lose 10 to 75 pounds get a raise and make more money. Find the love of your life and pretty much overcome any obstacle in the way of your success. Now you can read his daily essays on Success Productivity and Fitness Early to Rise. what’s interesting is I actually met Craig three — I think it was three years ago at the blacksmith — there was a blacksmith in Lithuania, of all places, which was sort of a strange story when people would ask me if I’d been in Europe and the only place I’d been was Lithuania, but anyway back then I tried to get a podcast going. Didn’t happen and now three years later here we are finally talking about — we’re doing a podcast here with Cr...

How would you like to learn several ninja secrets to gaming search engine recommendation algorithms (so you can sell more of your products at fractions of the effort)?

Alex is not your run-of-the-mill SEO consultant.

During his software engineer days.

He was not content with sitting there in a corner all day..

..coding for the man.

Instead, he tinkered on his own apps.

And tinkered away he did.

Soon after his spare-time app building obsession and a few app failures out of the way, 

Alex learned what it takes.

Today his business apps are number one on the Android marketplace…

Sitting on TOP of major brands and businesses.

Learn how to do the same with your products.

Learn how to make more money with a lot LESS effort (and maybe avoid paying for traffic altogether once you can game SEO like Alex does).

Bottom line – don’t break the camel’s back and instead go for what everyone else is NOT doing.

ANY of the other search engines outside of google are able to bring you floods of traffic.

 

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* why niche and platform are the only 2 things you should have in mind when choosing your new business venture

* how to hack SEO algorithms and tap into unseen profits (soar past your competitors who actually own the top keywords on Google)

* Alex’s unique strategy to sneak into Google ranking (a benefit to building your business on a large search engine platform like Udemy)

* how to get started if you’re a new online entrepreneur (it’s the part about deer hunting)

* Alex’s tricks to tackling SEO on NON Google search engines (and why he does it this way)

* how SEO will only ever give you as much traffic that is searched for that one keyword (learn where the real traffic comes from…. AKA The Recommendation Algorithm. 

* advanced strategies to get search engine algorithms favoring your YOUR product (when you’re getting recommended you don’t really see it, but the benefits are INSANE)

Mentioned:

* The Ultimate Guide To Email Marketing – Themcmethod.com/udemy

* Problemio.com (Alex’s website)

* Alex’s Courses

* Alex’s discounts and coupons

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John McIntyre: It’s John McIntyre here, The Autoresponder Guy; I am here with Alex Genadinik. Now Alex reached out to me actually a few weeks ago about putting an Udemy course together on email marketing and so, we’ve decided to partner and put together a whole how to, you know, how to basically make money every time you send an email.

A course that’s gonna be on Udemy. It’s gonna be a quite – a – it’s gonna be pretty comprehensive. Now this podcast really isn’t about that. What we’re gonna do is – I wanted to dive into some of what Alex does coz he does some pretty amazing SEO stuff and he even has some almost like ninja hacks to game recommendation algorithms which I think he’s been using on Udemy to sell – I think he has 60, 000 students or something incredible like that.

So he’s very good at SEO, but not just SEO it’s, you know, understanding how to gain that recommendation algorithm, how to sell more products on Udemy,