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All right everyone welcome to the digital marketing master class.

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Our second edition of our live Q&amp;A Diego is super excited to have you here.

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Welcome everyone who is in the chat right now.

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I see that there's like about seven people or so.

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Let me turn off my audio so we're not getting any echo.

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Yes.

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Hey Guys welcome to Q&amp;A.

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Let us know who is here so we can see we we only see the numbers.

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And unless you give us a little chat we can.

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We don't know who's there.

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So we see Jay learning studios and Adam Adam what's up.

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Thanks for being a great student.

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Dave how's it going.

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Oh I mean it's great.

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Happy to be here.

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Thank you guys.

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That you are in life if you are watching these recording me.

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Thank you very much for watching the recording.

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And we are excited and happy to do two to have this contact with students and feel I think I know that

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he feels the same.

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So thank you very much for being here and we have a great session ahead.

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So we will learn to stop Well talk about your your your plans and your doubts and all that.

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That's what it's all about.

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So get your questions ready.

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There were any questions posted on the announcement.

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So we'll be ready to answer any of your questions in just a minute.

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But just some housekeeping we are doing the second live Q&amp;A because last week it was it did really well

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we thought it would be great to do another one.

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And I don't know.

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We'll see how often we're going to do this might do a couple more this month.

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We'll see what's going on.

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But as you saw in the announcement if you saw that announcement we've already been adding some new lecturers

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to the chorus.

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We added a Google Analytics section so that's just sort of a primer on how you can use google analytics

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as a beginner to improve your Web site.

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And then I also added a tube to Buddy to Tauriel which is at the end of the YouTube section.

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So Suresh was asking as one of our students was asking about that.

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And so it didn't really call for an entire section on its own.

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So I added just a longer tutorial on tube buddy which is an extension that can sort of optimize and

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make everything a lot more efficient on YouTube.

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And I talk about a little bit throughout the YouTube section so you'll know what I'm talking about if

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you've watched that section.

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And then before one more thing before we get to the questions I just thank you again for the reviews.

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These are super helpful.

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You know Diego and I this is really the only way we can see after we launch of course what if it's really

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doing well or not.

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And of course our goal is to make it a five star course for everyone.

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Anything above 4.5 stars average is like really good in general and you to me.

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So we're excited that a lot of people do think it's a five star course and we're also I've been able

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to if you have left a review that's under five stars I usually send you a message asking for some more

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feedback and a couple of people have responded.

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I asked for other tutorials and that kind of stuff really helps us make this the best course out there

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on digital marketing.

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So we're just going to run through the names one more time I'll do this really quickly.

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But I do want to shout out all the people who have left a review so far that the reviews have been processed

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by and me so Jacob Ted brand and Tara Tarell Jeremy Tom geneal Rick John kill Kendra sequence yet Evelyn

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Mike Christine Brandon Ogston I guess outs.

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Laurence Sylvio highway guy Katrina pretty Pepp a pat Drina.

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Paula knishes Dubois said Mary Catherine and Deepak.

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Brian Prentis Rob Adam Sean Saurin Philip Stephen Darleen Justin and Juan thank you so much.

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All the people that left are you.

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Not just the five star reviews but everyone we appreciate.

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So if you haven't watched a review yet please do that even during this call.

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Just go over to the Course page and leave us a review.

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We really appreciate it.

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Yes.

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Thank you very much guys to everybody that led the review on your review is important.

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I feel sad because our goal is to hold you and Helen Truman was all over the war and the best way to

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do that is to reach them.

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To put the Course in front of that.

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A new review helps the course to grow and to reach all these other entrepreneurs around waiting for

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the strides in order to grow their marketing and all the wonderful things that we talk about in the

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court.

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So thank you very very much.

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Yeah totally.

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So let us know what your questions are.

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We've got a few people watching right now.

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We can go over some of the Q&amp;A discussions that were posted.

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We've answered some of those but if you have any questions right now post them in the live chat on the

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YouTube page.

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We'll get to them.

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Until then Diego maybe you can just chat about what you've been doing this week in terms of your own

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digital marketing for your own business that might help people.

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You know I feel like people like hearing you know what what we're doing on a day to day basis.

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So is there anything you've been working on.

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You know that's a great question.

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I am working on several projects and that's one problem.

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We in threateners have all the time because we have like several ideas and we don't know what to what

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steps to take next.

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So this week I was working specifically in a project to improve and optimize my e-mail sequence.

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So that means when somebody goes to my website they enter their name and email and I offer their free

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corporate scores that I have for my students they follow up after we enter the e-mail.

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They go through the course and I am established that relationship that we talk about here on the beach

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or marketing muscle class which is super important.

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So I was saying basically this this process after all in process.

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What's the follow up email.

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How many days I wait until until I send the next e-mail ID and Id more steps on the way on.

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See basically that guys.

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It's a nonstop work that we need to in order to improve improve our business under marketing strides

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that we have in our own life on their own business to hire more people and reach more and more people.

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Right.

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Nice.

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Yeah but you feel I've been doing a lot of update Little's small updates to my website redesigns making

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it easier to get from one place to the next.

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Actually using Google Analytics in the news section that I added I added a lecture on the you can see

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your on page analytics with this Google Chrome extension so you can actually see where people are clicking

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on and through Google Analytics you can see that user flow.

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So you can see OK when people come to my home page what do they do after that.

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And you can see OK 20 percent go to my blog 15 percent go to my start here page that kind of thing.

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And so if your goal is to get someone from your home page to a specific product or to your products

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page or or to your blogger or whatever you can use sort of just design tweaks to move things around

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to make sure there's an option for people to click on the button.

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You know I look at a lot of my old blog articles.

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They have a really high balance rate.

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That means people are coming to that blog article and then they're leaving my web site after visiting

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that blog article.

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And we want people to stay on our Web sites.

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So I look at some of those old articles and the reason there's a high balustrades I don't really have

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an option for them to do anything after that I don't have you know related blog articles that I'll have

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links within the blog or article to other things that they might be interested in.

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So I've been going through kind of updating that the next kind of big project I'm working on maybe today

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or tomorrow is coming up with a better template for my own newsletter.

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So we teach about you know email marketing is so important but we can all improve and that's something

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that I can improve on right now is actually having a solid weekly newsletter that I send out.

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And one of the ways I want to do that is coming up with a template.

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So it's not always struggling to figure out what to to write about every week to make it more efficient.

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So yes I know what I'm working on right now.

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Posted a couple tutorials on YouTube this week too.

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Nice.

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That's good for you guys.

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Are they on the life column in the course because everybody is watching these these are ready students.

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Check out that mobile about Google Analytics because if you don't have it on your Web site.

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I mean maybe you need to understand it completely right now.

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But what you want to do right now today before the after this call is to go there watch that and install

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the code on your website.

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Why.

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Simply because even if you don't explore that right now you installed the code and Google starts collecting

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your visitor's information what are they coming from the sources of the traffic where I wouldn't be

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clicking and all that that feel.

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Teach us on that mobile.

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So go.

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Now after the call and check that letter uninstalled the code on your website so we will start capturing

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this information for you which is very very important.

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Yeah.

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And it's not hard especially if you are using WordPress plugins that you can easily use to get connect

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Google Analytics with your web site.

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So how long it will take them to install will feel the thing.

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I mean for from watching the lecture to downloading the blogging and install analytics 10 15 minutes

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tops.

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Wow.

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That's amazing.

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And then you just have to wait and see if people are on your site and you can see live starts to which

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is really fun.

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I mean it's really low when you're getting started.

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There might not be someone on your Web site at all times but it's fun now.

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I got the analytics and then I see oh yeah there's like eight people on my site right now and they're

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on this page or that page.

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It's crazy.

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Google taking over the world they know everything.

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OK we've got a question from Adam which I'll tackle first and because I have a little bit of experience

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but I think Diego you can talk about this too if you have any thoughts.

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But Adam ice says the hardest part about his freelance work from before doing writing videography editing

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was finding clients and so he was asking how if we have suggestions for finding Klein So I have to sort

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of strategies for this because this is what I still do sometimes.

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My online business has kind of taken over my video production videography side but ok.

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I have two kind of routes for finding clients.

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One is if you're starting yourself and you want your own business and this is I did this as a freelancer

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with editing but I also started my wedding videography business wedding videography was a little different

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and the best thing for that was word of mouth.

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You know especially if you're in the age or age that we were at the time I had a lot of friends that

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were starting to get married and coworkers and so I was like as soon as someone knew that I did wedding

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videography it was all word of mouth marketing.

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So if you haven't you know announce to the world to announce to your friends and families that this

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is what you do do that because you never know when someone is going to have a friend or a coworker who

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needs those skills.

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The other thing is that I found and I actually moved from Southern California to Northern California

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and I didn't have a full time job.

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And so I was brand new to Berkeley Calif. What I did was I just sent out messages to all of the local

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businesses that I thought were interested or interesting and I said hey like I'm a videographer I'm

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moving up and I actually offered my services for free to make a little video about their business.

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And the idea was to make a couple of videos for businesses in the local area to put on my resume and

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also to start building up that sort of word of mouth because once you know I made those videos there

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were other businesses that saw those and were interested.

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And so I think local businesses are always in need of help.

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Cheap help people who are starting out local businesses don't necessarily have a huge budget and you'll

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see that you go to their Web sites you go to their social media pages and you'll see that it's just

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not that high quality.

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Usually they're trying to do it themselves.

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Maybe they're in this class trendy themselves which is great but if you're just getting started.

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I think local businesses are the first place to start and that literally means not only sending them

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an email but walking in the door and just asking if you could talk to an owner and saying hey like this

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is what I do.

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I make short video intros business videos for clients and this is what I've done in the past.

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And I think this would help you out.

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So I think that's one of the best thing is finding local businesses.

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This though whether it's word of mouth or local business is a lot of work because you're going to have

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to keep Actually you're going to spend half your time searching for business and the other half doing

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your actual work.

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And it's just a constant thing and that's why freelancing is so hard.

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So I think a better strategy for being a freelancer in whatever field you're it you're in is to actually

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hook up with other smaller like businesses in your field.

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So what I mean for me was I.

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My specialty is video editing and so out of school I stayed in contact with all my friends and I made

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new contacts with people who were in my field and there were friends that started their own companies

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and they were specializing in cinematography and directing.

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And so whenever they needed editing help they called on me and as they grew their business they got

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more and more work.

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They kept calling on me to do work with them so it became more consistent and I wasn't out there having

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to try to find work myself.

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They you know like they knew that I did editing and so they did the work of finding all the clients.

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And so I think that's a better strategy is finding even if it's not a small business some larger businesses

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are working with freelancers more often now so find larger businesses that have a higher budget and

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do more consistent work because as a freelancer you're going to get burned out if you're going to have

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to find work yourself all the time and then the last thing I'll mention too which is a good strategy

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has gone Linked-In.

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This is another thing I did when I went to Berkeley.

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I moved there.

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I search for video editors in Berkeley and this is a totally true story.

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I found five people who were video editors in the area.

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I sent them all a message saying Hey I'm new to the area.

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I'm a video editor.

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Let me know if you need any help.

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And I think I saw Linked-In that they were working for companies three of them responded.

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One was from Apple One was from another ad agency that did work with Google.

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And then I forget what the other one was but three responded I end up going to two sort of interviews

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because they were looking for freelance work but they even they wanted to interview me and then I end

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up getting some frequent work with one of those companies and that was just from five messages that

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I sent out.

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So Linked-In can be a very powerful place and these companies even if they're not putting out job postings

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asking for work you never know they might want extra work or you know when you reach out to them yourself

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they might realize yeah actually I do want some extra help doing X Y or Z.

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So you're taking the initiative as a good thing.

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But make sure you have that portfolio because that was really important when I did go to those interviews.

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They wanted to see what I had done before actually.

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OK.

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So one more thing.

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I keep thinking of all the strategies that I've done no thing that I did was when I moved to Berkeley

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I went to local meet ups for business owners and I went to one in Oakland and there were lots of business

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owners there and I was a video creator.

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And I you know walka introduced myself when I went there and I went to one meeting and after that meeting

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someone came up to me and I was like hey like I'm sorry my business I need a video done.

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And so I was like a little thing like that just like going to a local local meet ups putting yourself

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out there.

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That is what helped out.

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So.

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Thank you for sharing all that and that's good.

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I just started thinking about all the things I used to do when I was a freelancer.

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We can call just about that you know I love how to find clients and why we did.

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So what I am thinking here that also helps guys is the best way to find more people is to create content

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and add value to the war.

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I mean to your target audience but you need to have a destructor and that's why we have the courts.

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Because if you keep creating Let's say you create YouTube videos on YouTube just put the videos on YouTube.

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That's great.

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It's one channel but we need to use in a smart way all the digital marketing tools that we have today.

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So if you first the ad and ask the question here.

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So I don't know if you have your Web site number one.

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The Web site's ready is in place.

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You have a blog on the Web site.

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So you create articles you do videos and these videos.

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You hosted them U2 on you.

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You also create a blog on your web site about that with the Bidi we techs also optimizing all that.

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So you have a YouTube channel you have your video.

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You have a Facebook page.

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But in that order and with these three elements this is super powerful to start reaching people reaching

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your target audience without paying for out initially.

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And people will start knowing you are knowing your business knowing your company and your prose your

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services so that's great.

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And at the end of last Friday when you are ready you're going to start investing in people.

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So you will reach exactly the people that are ready to buy your products.

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Right.

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Let me share with you a really quick an experience that I had with my sister in law.

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She's a carpenter is on Brazil.

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I'm from Brazil.

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By the way.

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So you're not is that my English is a little bit.

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Sometimes I get it sighted and I speak in Spanish Portuguese and all mix.

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So she's been through some resume and she was struggling to find new patients.

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Right.

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She's had great injuries.

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She had her clinic and all that.

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So she called me one day and say OK I need a web site in order to reach more people maybe do I need

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to put out what I have.

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And I we we have a session where we talk about creating videos maybe YouTube videos talking about the

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benefits of our computer and how it can help your clients write their patient.

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So we did the Web site within very basic all the same.

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And just using free blog means that you can find online.

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Also we did something very important which is we register her her business on Google Maps.

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So when people search on Google that the city where she live is called Flori not police.

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It's difficult to pronounce but it's a great place from Brazil is an island with for it to be just around

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great place.

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So when you go to a wall and you search at the compound Tristan which is important is inferior not police

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she comes first her business confers you know the Web site comforts.

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So right now two years later after we did simple start we didn't create any videos or anything just

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the website with some of the musicians.

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Today she is getting all the clients 100 percent of the clients by the website so she gets email calls

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and people say oh I wonder if Ponyo on Google and I want to schedule an appointment with you.

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So basically her business on this case this is a proof case we're just having a website and optimized

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Web site with registering your business on see if you have a local business especially you see that

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on there.

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The possibilities are endless especially if your web site are ranked very high on the search.

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OK.

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And so you said that's mostly because she was creating other content related to actually she was in

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that area and she had no all in person feel she had no website no YouTube channel nothing.

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And the only thing with it is the first step that we are suggesting here which is the website unregister

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the Web site on Google or on Google business so Google Maps can find exactly the location right to do

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that.

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Basically you go to I think it's business that Google took on I can confirm that on the website I'm

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on your company there and Google will send you an e-mail to the address that you said is your business.

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So when you receive the mail you will have a code inside the mail you open that you all to certain specific

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websites you enter the code and by doing that will confirm that you have a real business and the address

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is you.

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So at the at that time Google will start showing a Google Maps your location.

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So that's very very powerful.

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Nice.

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That's pretty.

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Pretty good.

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I like it.

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It's not too hard either.

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So that's great.

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Awesome.

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So I see we have eight people watching.

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We've got two people chatting with us Rick and Adam thanks for your questions.

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We're going to get to Rick's question in just a second but if anyone else is here first say what's up

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in the chat let us know who is listening.

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We don't we can't see who's watching unless you let us know in that shot.

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And if you have any questions please post them.

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So the next question is from Mirek from Jay learning's studios and he says my start and my target clients

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have very fragmented locations.

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Does this mean I need to depend more on organic growth and good Osseo aside from email growth.

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And my target is people interested in starting their own small business especially in Canada Sonia what's

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up.

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Erica thank you for chatting.

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Please let us know if you have any questions.

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OK cool.

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So for Rick's question maybe I can just answer a couple questions for me.

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I'm wondering what kind of what does your actual business do.

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How are you helping.

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Because this could you know if your client is all over the place it's going to be hard for you to start

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a business where you know you're going in one on one with that business as you're basing your business

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on client meetings with them.

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But if you're creating online content then it doesn't really matter if your audience is fragmented.

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I mean that's the beauty of the modern world is that we can start businesses and help people you know

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from Canada to Australia.

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So you know I think the first thing is to start putting out content.

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Content Marketing is huge and that's a huge part of our course and that's all going to go back and drive

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people to your email list.

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And so I think that's just as important for a business with an audience all over the place as one that's

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you know a local.

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But now Diego Do you have any advice for Rick for dealing with clients that are all over the place and

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really love his answer.

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If you if you can.

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OK so you said it's online content so it's going to like content to exactly what you said fill it with

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online content.

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We have the great advantage.

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We have no barriers the only the only thing that I can.

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I mean if I look to your question here maybe you were planning to do to run at let's say Facebook ads

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Google ads or anything of ads.

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What do you need to find a specific location for your audience and you have audience in different specific

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cities let's say on that case.

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My suggestion would be a great separate acts if you want to test really well which location performs

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better or you can at all the location.

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Let's say you have a place on New York Vancouver Canada and Toronto you can add the three cities so

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your actual show only two people in the specific locations or if you want to test you can separate.

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Other than that as Phil said you have online content.

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Rick you are doing that.

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You are in the right place for first because we have amazing content for you and you are doing.

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I think you are doing the right steps because you are watching these you will be playing this Friday

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so you probably ought to really apply the strategies I see of your website the email list on everything.

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So yeah I think it also if you have to decide is your target audience going to be Canadian businesses.

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And it probably will because if you specialize in that.

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I'm sure Canada has different rules than other countries maybe even different states and cities in Canada

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have different rules.

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So you really do have to make that decision right now though when you're launching your business and

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you're growing your business.

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Who are you targeting because that's just going to make it a lot easier if you are if your online content

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if you're creating courses or putting out blog articles or whatever you're putting out.

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If it doesn't pertain to people in California for example then there's no use you know trying to get

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an audience from California.

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And yeah maybe someone might be searching for online business and run across your site and sign up for

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your e-mail list.

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But I guess what I'm saying is like if you're targeting Canadian small businesses that's the keyword

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that you're using in all of your content you're putting that address as your youtube tags in your titles

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and your descriptions throughout your website in your blog articles so that Google sees that.

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So you can grow organically.

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And then of course if you do do more paid advertising through all the methods we talk about in the course

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you know you're targeting business owners in Canada.

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So that's just the decision that you need to make right now.

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OK.

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So Rick follows up though says I meant more that there are a lot of small groups and hang out and a

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lot of different online places.

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Oh I see so.

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OK.

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So this is a good question to for everyone because in the course we talk about find the place where

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your target audience is.

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I think when you're starting out you've got to pick one and sort of dive deep into that area or that

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one location rather than spread yourself too thin you know it would be great to be on all the social

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media platforms and forums but you probably just don't have enough time to do that.

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If you do by all means that's great.

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But I always suggest finding the place where you think there's the most high quality high value audience.

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Yes.

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That will have the money to pay for your services and get the target audience with your content most.

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And exactly.

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And a great way to do that is going to the different channels on unluck search for something related

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of what you are creating.

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So let's say you are helping small business owners.

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So you go to YouTube and you search specific keywords related to your business and see if people see

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the videos that they have there and see how many views see if people are asking questions they are liking

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the video or the engagement of the community and do the same on Facebook or Instagram.

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In all the channels so you will you will have the tools to decide where to go first.

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Because we don't want to go to all the channels all at the same time.

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We are talking the last.

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All right we want to we want to fix on one channel dominee that create your money.

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Your your your content or your videos your polls and everything and after that jump to the next one.

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So that's a very good way to start actually.

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Yeah.

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So Rick hopefully that gave you some ideas or just kind of what we would do if we were in your shoes.

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Let us know if you have any follow up questions.

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We have another question from Sonia and I just want to welcome a couple more people who popped in Chad.

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So Mark from Chicago welcome.

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And then also Sonya and Erika welcome here as well.

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So Sonia as any ideas if you create online courses but they are specific for local students because

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of the programs.

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I think this is an opportunity for higher premium courses of course Ron you to me right now with our

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course you do me is a great place for big courses that are related to or that a lot of people would

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be interested in.

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And that's.

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And they charge 10 to 15 dollars for them because that's the going rate for an online course for that

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kind of content.

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But if you have a very specific type of course I'd be interested to know what it is.

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Sonia if you want to comment and let us know what kind of programs you teach.

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Give me a better idea because you know it could be you know a specific language class or could be.

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I don't know what it would be city or yeah.

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And I mean if he's very mean she feels like any specific city of you or I know where you are coming

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from Costa Rica on you're so welcome.

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Let's say he's a CEO of Costa Rica that you are teaching them specifically how to do something on that

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case.

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I think one of the best option you can go online or create ads and target these people or you can go

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on and walk walk out the door and just go to a local business or go to the educational institutions

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on your CD and tell them that you have a premium course that you will that will help the students accomplish

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these these and these.

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Maybe you can post.

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I mean I not believing that I'm telling you that but maybe you can buy an ad on the local newspaper

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but yet any strategies to go locally if you have to make a very specific niche on your CD you can you

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can do it.

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Yeah.

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And I think like I said you have that opportunity in Trinity to charge higher premium price for that

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type of course.

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You know of course it depends on kind of what the what the topic is what people are paying for this

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kind of course in your local area already.

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But you could try with you to me it could be a great places to host the content.

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You could also opt out of the Emmy promotions which means that they're not going to solve your course

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for discounted and you can charge whatever and you can basically use you to me just as a place to host

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it.

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You could keep it private or you could use a tool like teachable or think graphic that allow you to

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charge whatever you want.

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So Sonia says K-12.

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So I'm guessing that means just like standard classes that you know you learn in elementary school or

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high school.

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So yeah I think

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I mean yeah I think I would just test it out and try and think if you have any more specific.

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I don't know what K-12 necessarily means that could be science classes math classes.

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It could be tutoring opportunities.

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And let us know why you are thinking is only for local students because I mean you can try to plan your

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content and you of course ignore their tool to reach all the Spanish speaking students for example because

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I mean if they are learning something you can so in specific Spanish you can teach them.

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So if you can replace here Sonia and tell us why we think you gay.

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Why do you think it's only for local students.

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And if you have the chance let us know if you if you think you have the chance to expand a their outings.

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Yeah definitely.

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I think it could even throughout Costa Rica if all your classes are geared towards some you know I don't

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know what the Costa Rican You know education is like or what the standards are but I think you can open

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yourself up to a bigger audience.

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So cool.

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Thanks for the question.

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If you have any follow up ones please let me know.

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We got another question from Erica.

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Don Interior's.

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Erica thanks for the message earlier.

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I hope I answered your question about the backdrop.

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She has a question about her heard interior design business she says she has a lot of clients already

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for her design business.

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But right now I'm trying to grow my online student base trying to figure out the best way to do this.

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You have Web site YouTube channel and business accounts on Instagram and Facebook.

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Cool.

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So I want to actually I'm going to do some stocking of your YouTube channel and Facebook account just

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to see what you're doing right now.

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I mean you might be doing this already but you know right off the bat I'm thinking interior design is

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super visual.

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So Instagram is great.

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I would definitely check out Pinterest.

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Pinterest seems to be where a lot of people in your target audience would be hanging out.

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So if you don't have a Pinterest account I would definitely started Pinterest account.

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We have a section on that in the course even for me.

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Pinterest has been pretty well doing pretty well and all it takes is you know sign up for an account

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setting up a couple of Pinterest boards pinning a bunch of your best content and I get people re pinning

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some of my content semi frequently so.

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And then you also have classes I know which is what you do.

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You teach sort of interior design.

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And so I'm assuming but I don't know.

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I have to stogy a little bit more on YouTube but teaching on YouTube is the best way to get new students

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to find your classes.

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So teaching you know bit interior design skills all the basics you know over your classes on colors

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and the different styles.

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So definitely putting out free content on there.

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Diego you have any ideas why you yours.

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Erica thank you for your question.

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I'm here on your YouTube channel.

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Looks great.

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So you have a great image on the back burner emoji.

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Great.

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Maybe you can add your Web site there or you can add the phrase reach your audience card.

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So they see that much which is looking great right now and they read what you have to say here.

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Maybe give them a call to action Hey subscribe to that channel or ABC.

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Go to my Web site.

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This is the link or something like that.

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I see also that you have the description of your channel on the Chernow home page.

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And I see that you have your link there.

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Excellent.

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And you can also one thing that you can like right now Erica yse on day when you when you are on your

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home page on on YouTube on YouTube channel of home page and you have the top banner on the bottom right

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hand side you can add links on there so you can add links to your Facebook page to your you me page

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to you to me profile on your web website and all that.

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Even if you want to go a little bit more optimize you can add a link to a landing page where you are

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offering something for free and you collect their name and e-mail.

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That's happening on the bottom right hand side of the YouTube banner.

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One thing that I noticed really quickly was Erica on your youtube me profile the link to your Facebook

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page doesn't work and I don't know how many people actually go from you.

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You know look at your UMT profile but I know I look at a lot of other anti-crisis profiles and I use

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those links to people's Web sites and Facebook pages a lot and in fact when someone searches your name

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Erika Fogelman in google you to me profile is the very first thing that pops up because he really has

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so much weight in SC right now.

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But when something goes to that length they're going to see your classes.

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And then they see those links to your Facebook page and your web site.

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But the Facebook link doesn't work so I just that's a quick fix.

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And then add your YouTube channel and you can add a couple of other things to your Twitter if you have

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Twitter.

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I forget what else you tell me allows but definitely update those two things as well.

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I if you have a Facebook.

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Excuse me if you if you have a Facebook page or any community maybe on Pinterest on Instagram when you

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promote your YouTube channel.

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We talk about this on the last call.

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Also Erica you can add at the end of day of your channel you Arel a specific code on that when they

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click on that they will be forward to the YouTube channel home page with a pop up just asking them to

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subscribe to your channel.

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So the first the only action they have when they click on the link is your channel on the back a pop

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up saying hey subscribe.

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I mean they can close or clicks right.

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I mean they already know you if they want to receive more information about you what you are all the

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content that you're creating.

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Of course they will subscribe.

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And that's a great quote from that for me personally.

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It's working very very well or is simply just I mean we we can do it for free just adding specific code

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at the end.

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Yeah.

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And then and that's right in the course we have a lecture on that.

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I think the biggest thing that I'm realizing with you is that you have your intent Tiriel design business

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which your web site is geared towards Is that what your online teaching.

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It's not that site is not really geared towards your online training.

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And I think it actually is better in this case to keep them separate because the clients and your target

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audience for your actual design business is going to be different than people who want to learn that

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kind of stuff.

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Some might crossover but I think it's mostly separate.

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And so I think you need to actually have a Web site that is geared towards your online learning so that

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you can do things like write blog articles related to people learning this these skills you can come

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up with a lead magnet.

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Because I see that I don't know if you're growing your e-mail list much or at all but I don't see like

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an option for signing up for your e-mail list on your Web site Allissa on the home page.

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And so I see Erika Fogelman dot com is available if you want to start a brand based off of your name.

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Maybe starting that sort of web site or you could you know get a web site more like learn interior design

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dot com which I'm sure isn't available.

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But you know all the bay it's kind of like all the basics just having it set up so like you know we're

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talking about all these things that I don't want to overwhelm you but have a Web site that directs people

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back to your courses on that website site make sure there's an option for people to sign up for your

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email list have a lead magnet some sort of you know write a 25 page ebook or something that teaches

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skills related to one of your classes or even just turn one of your classes like your how to design

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a room in 10 easy steps class just turn that into a quick little e-book or something and have that as

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your lead magnet to get people on your e-mail list and then just stick with it.

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You know you've been putting out content on YouTube for Looks like a while now like a year but you know

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try to be a little bit more consistent.

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You can make shorter videos I see your videos.

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I've been watching them but the videos are like 14 15 minutes 10 13.

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I see you have a couple shorter ones too which are your course overviews but putting out like even just

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like one minute videos or 30 minute videos on like I don't know like a cool style like that you can

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kind of I see your Facebook you're doing a lot of Facebook posts which is great but maybe turning those

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kind of into little short 30 second videos.

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Hey check out this cool style.

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This is what you can do.

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Yeah.

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I mean there's like a lot I would love to just start over it already.

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Yeah.

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Because I also YouTube algorithm likes when we are consistent so if you are creating VTES consistently

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that's a matter of how long the video needs or I need just put the videos uploaded videos every week

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every other day.

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Your audience will start expecting for you to post these people.

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People will start subscribing they will be notified every time you upload.

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So its ISA lot of work.

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We know that even we are failing sometimes to post regularly on YouTube.

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But its worth it.

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People we have clients we have friends that are doing that.

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We saw one of them on Meudon me live last month.

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They are having a great resource some people are posting every day on YouTube so some people are doing

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once a week or two or three times a week.

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So if you have great strides you also need to be consistent and then another idea just throwing one

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more out there is a free course.

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Its a great way to grow your audience faster.

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You could put on you to me maybe just you know something pretty short 30 minutes or less just something

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like pretty basic thats on who wants to get into interior design its like the first thing that you need

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to learn.

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And so putting out like a free course and you can even on you to me use that bonus lecture which is

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the last lecture to drive people to your email optin.

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So this is what I would do I would create that eBook like I said on your website and then I would create

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a 30 minute free course and at the end of that three course I have that bonus lecture and say hey like

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if you want my 25 page ebook or whatever it is go here and sign up and thats not allowed within you

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to me.

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And I I actually interviewed someone this guy Mike Wheeler who teaches sales force courses for my podcast

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and he is doing that strategy.

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And when he started out he was he got I think like in a month or so he got 200 people from his free

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course on you to me to sign up for his email list and that is just automatically people who are interested

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and then he launched his paid course and he did pretty well.

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The other thing is you could put this free course on something like teachable or think ific and its

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free to get started.

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So you can just do that and you're going to have to do the promotion yourself there's not as much traffic

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as you would find on you to me organically.

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But if you're promoting it on social media and YouTube you might get some traffic for a free course

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and you automatically get all of their email addresses rather than on you tell me where you have to

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like get someone to go all the way through the bonus lectures so a free course is another thing that

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I would do.

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So lots lots of work going on.

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It sounds like you're busy anyways so if you're a regular there is no hope.

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I hope all these ideas can help you and not scare you off.

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Cool.

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I think there was another question that popped up on me mind that thanks everyone for watching.

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We got 10 people.

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Everyone welcome.

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We really appreciate it.

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Let us know if this is helpful to you guys and girls.

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OK Adam asked another question.

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In terms of content I create I always have ideas larger than what I can create.

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IEEE large casse expensive locations.

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Do you have any tips for dealing with scaling it down for the time being.

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That's a good question.

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I think that's just like a good challenge that you have to do yourself and I swear it for me.

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It has always been just putting out content.

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And so as a video creator what's worked for me was taking my camera out with me on a camping trip or

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on my vacations or literally just going for a walk and challenging myself to make a video today with

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my own equipment and do it in the next day and put it out.

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And it's great.

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You know there's the two routes of filmmaking and I know I'm just not that route of big.

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Hollywood star productions.

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And so I don't have that much advice for going that route but I still think if you want to go that route

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and you're just getting started out you need to build that portfolio yourself.

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And so challenging yourself to you know learn the skills will benefit you when you do those bigger productions

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later on.

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Because I know as a filmmaker and from my friends who are in that industry to like the people who never

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filmed themselves the people who never edited their films themselves.

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They struggle when it comes to those bigger projects.

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And so knowing you know how to add it knowing how it works knowing how the actually filming works knowing

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how to work with actors and to interview people for a documentary.

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These are all skills that you can learn on your own by just working on projects.

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So I mean I think if you're asking for sort of tips for scaling down I think it really is just like

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a chance you have to challenge yourself and you just have to do it.

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You just have to put together a video today or this weekend and and start putting out that content online.

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The people that I know who are most successful in the video industry out of all of my friends who went

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to film school with me are the ones that were working on projects on their own.

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And I know for some of my biggest successes has been just working on projects on my own.

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I know I've announced in a bunch of my classes and talked about it a lot but I did this passion project

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short documentary this past year and it's been my most successful project.

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We shot it in a day though it was with my two friends who had all the gear because they started their

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production company and they have cameras so we didn't have to rent anything which we shot it in a single

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day I edited it over a few weeks.

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I had a friend do music for it and it got into six seven film festivals so far.

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It was just sort of like a passion project that you know it just took doing OK.

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As far as that that's what I most That's mostly what I did created usually go pro travel videos and

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activity based stuff in order to actually get it out.

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But I usually even try to turn those into five have had series with graphics in the works.

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Yeah.

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I don't on.

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Adam sounds like you have these ideas.

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And also I don't want.

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This is more like a personal thing right for me.

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I will.

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I will recommend you don't do NOT look always for perfection.

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You know me personally I always want everything to be perfect the perfect graphics when I am creating

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a course for example all the background.

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Last month we would try to just send me the I was planning to meet with my wife.

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I was planning to record some lectures and just send it on.

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My wife said no you will you one word here you know do you need to do hiking we need to learn stuff.

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So basically what Phil say sets I think is great consistency just put content out create de-value I

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mean you can you can create a feel for example that have a great value a great message for your audience

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and people really like it.

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We've been with the tools and you have also everything the pencil few and not especially.

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I mean I don't know much about the movie industry or anything like that but there is the You Tube Casey

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Neistat she creates he have like millions of subscribers on YouTube now and he just do the whole blog

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with the Canon camera.

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You know selfie stick on a microphone.

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And the way he said that the way that he creates the story that Brooke is the way that captivates people

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and people are coming back all the time for more and more.

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I don't know if that's I would example feel for that.

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What do you think.

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I think it's a really interesting thing in terms of U2 today because Casey he's amazing he started out

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and he basically had some success in the past off of YouTube but he really found his success in doing

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daily vlog his daily blog which he did for like over a year.

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But it was he lives such an extraordinary and interesting life in New York that you know I can try to

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do that.

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But every day I would just be me here in my office with my cat and a couple of shots of going back and

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forth between my cat then I eat lunch.

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Then I come back to my desk so I would be super boring.

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But you know he lives in New York.

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He has all these interesting things going on which makes his life just interesting to watch.

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And I actually there is this great let me see if I could find it.

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Adam I think this would be really interesting for you to watch but there is this talk by Caleb quadric

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and this guy from left coast films.

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They did a talk at a convert conference last week and they talked about the title as is blogging the

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worst way to start a YouTube channel.

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And I think there are so many people trying to do that right now but it's hard because not everyone's

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life is interesting and especially if you don't have an audience already.

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No one is going to care about your life even if it is you know you're traveling a bit.

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Some people might end up finding that.

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But I think a better way to start your video business or your your non-video business and you're doing

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videos for that is by helping people and by sort of you know doing more like tutorials helping people

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out.

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But of course that that might not be what Adam wants to do with his business.

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You know if you want to be a filmmaker that's a little different but I'm going to chart this to you

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out him or in the comments because I think this will be very interesting for you to watch.

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Video about blogging like an hour but it's super beneficial.

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That.

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You ask me questions here.

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Wow.

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Yeah most of the hour.

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Yeah we'll go for it.

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You know the next 10 minutes or so if anyone has other questions we'll get to them.

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I'm trying to think if there were any questions in the course that we didn't get to.

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There weren't any on the announcement.

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I don't think is there anything else guys that you guys are interested in in the course that we could

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make it better.

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If there's things that we haven't talked about in the course let us know.

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I know Diego you're going on vacation next week where are you going.

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Yes I'm going to Berlin for three days and after that we are going for a week on Switzerland.

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It's a city call Lauter border or something like that.

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It is like the paradise on earth.

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They said I mean it's a first and ongoing.

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They have like waterfalls all over the place.

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It's like a small canyon on the CDs with the inside the can you know you know you have the money and

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I'm very excited about it.

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Wow.

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Loutre Brenin loud there BRUNDIN and let me know what it is.

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I'm looking at Switzerland.

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Have you been here.

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It's.

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That's it.

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That's it man.

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I don't know where.

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Let me look at the map.

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I love Switzerland actually.

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While my family is from.

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Not my family but my great grandpa is from Switzerland.

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And that's oh that's pretty close to where my family is from.

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Yeah.

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If you look at a map Walter Brennan is to the east of cion Iowa and that's where my great grandfather

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is from you're pretty close to the Matterhorn too I think.

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See Middle East what's the name of the city on s on this.

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It's an amazing place.

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And also we are going to next CD a little bit north which is screen Greendale Walt.

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Oh are you out yet.

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I think he's said that he's the capital of of hikin or something that they have like amazing hiking

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or that you can hike that you can't do.

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So excited about it.

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So awesome I'll try to ask questions from there guys and send you pictures.

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Maybe if you ask me for pictures on the questions I promise I will post some pictures so that you know

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I learned some tricks from the Swiss.

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They know they know a lot about efficiency over there.

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Yeah.

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Cool so.

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Man that's awesome.

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I'm jealous actually.

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Dude you're going to be there next week.

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Yes.

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Next week My film is playing in a film festival in Switzerland and a couple of weeks.

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Wow.

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When exactly.

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You know the date.

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I don't know the exact.

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I think it's in September.

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So it's a little bit later.

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So we're coming back September 10th.

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So if he's been waiting for the 16th it didn't last a little bit further.

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OK.

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Cool.

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We've got people signing off or not.

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We're not serving our audience the best that we can.

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Rick thanks for watching.

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We're going to sign off in a minute to see if there's any last questions.

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Let us know.

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As I mentioned earlier though please leave a review for the class.

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If you haven't done so already these really do help us out.

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I think Rick has already done that and I believe you have.

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Sonia I don't know if you have yet so far.

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Sometimes it takes a while for the reviews to get through the to me system but Sonia We appreciate it

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review.

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Erica the same with you if you would like to leave us a review and everyone else watching right now.

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Yes we definitely are you guys interested.

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And if we do another Q&amp;A session in a couple of weeks I know the was going to while Diego is going to

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be gone for a while but maybe I can do one next week and just pop in and do a couple of questions.

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Let me know if you would like me to do that.

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And there's one more final question while you guys answer that question Erica.

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Yes.

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So time about free courses.

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She's heard that fellow you tell me instructors OK that these courses are often rated lower than paid

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courses and I'm worried that could hurt my brand.

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Any thoughts on that.

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I think that's a valid thought.

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I think there is data that shows that free courses typically get a little lower review than paid courses

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but to be honest I think if you put in the same amount of effort and you actually make a really high

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quality course that doesn't necessarily have to be the case.

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And I think that's the way I would go about it.

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I would you know think of it this is something that will actually grow your business in the long run

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it might be something that can grow it faster than you know anything else you're doing.

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And so put the effort in to make sure that it's a really great course.

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I'm doing it myself if I thought it wasn't valid and if I thought it was going to hurt my brand people

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were going to leave me bad reviews.

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Then I went to put out the free courses.

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But I'm still doing it.

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The other thing is put it on a place like teachable I think Efik you know those reviews.

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There's not a review system so people are going to see the reviews so not that bad.

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Like you know you don't want to just like not put it on me because you're scared you could put on both.

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But if you're really worried about that try putting it on your own platform with teachable or you did

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on some instructors.

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Erica they when they have the free cards the courses are proof they are excited and they will one new

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students so they get the free.

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The free call free course on post in like in not very optimized.

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Groups like Facebook groups where people are not very interested.

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Actually an indication maybe your target audience is not there they just want to get free courses or

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online on a black hat for own or something like that.

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So even if you end up sharing your course in these places of course it will have negative reviews or

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low reviews but if you have it organically on Facebook or sorry on you to me and people find that organically

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they are looking for like the sign and they type the key word on your course come come there and they

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join they are actually interested on the subject.

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So more of my experience most of the negative reviews are coming in for insuance that that don't have

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their expectations will feel with the course.

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So they thought they will get something that they are not getting on this specific.

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So by having the students are really interested maybe you have an email and you can email these guys

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with the link.

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That's great.

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The big advantage that Phil said about teacher what I'm think if for example is that if you post your

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free cards there automatically you are building your list because everybody that enrolls for free.

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That can be also use as a landing page lead magnet.

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So you offer hey get my free cards on an on line media.

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You don't even need to ask for their name or e-mail.

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You just drive into beachball and people will say hey enroll for free and they will enter the information

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that you already have the information after that.

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So that's I think that means.

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Yeah totally.

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There I was going to say something else I told you I was going to say oh just a reminder for people

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watching right now I'm going to link to all of these live cumen A's in the last section of the course.

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You can get the replays so in Section 25 of the course.

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You'll get the replays of this if you want to watch.

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So keep that in mind.

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I see a lot of people saying that they're interested in the live sessions so.

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Sounds like saying what we'll do for a little while.

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As long as it's helpful for people it's just especially to get started.

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And yeah I think that's pretty much it.

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Oh there was one question in the course Diego I don't know if we should answer it here and we could

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link to this for that person or we can answer it but it was about is from Harroun in the class that

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you see that question and the complained about recommending professional services that help with Amazon

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FBA businesses.

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Yeah I guess so that question honestly.

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I don't.

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I work on.

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I worked as an Amazon seller in the past so I was selling for importing fruit from China or something

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on Amazon Amazon and eBay.

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But I did it all myself.

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I never hire because I didn't have the money at that time.

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So I never had the chance to hire a third party company or or even a V.A. or somebody to help me to

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process to automate all these bruises.

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So honestly right now I don't know.

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I have no company to recommend you but I have friends that they do most of the day so I can speak with

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them and I recommend that they on the course.

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And I was just thinking I know Rob Cubbon he does some Amazon FBA stuff so yes he has a blog article

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that all linked to for Harroun and they might have more info there.

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Cool awesome wall.

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Everyone thank you so much for being here.

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Diego nice things are great here.

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We appreciate everyone.

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It looks like we got a few more reviews pop in so thank you everyone who is leaving the reviews.

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Really appreciate that.

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Our goal is to get first 100 and then 10000 because that's what the other digital marketing class has

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that we're competing with.

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We have 10000 reviews.

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It's going to take a little while to get there.

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We have right now 44.

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I think we got 40 48 right now 48.

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Excellent.

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So please review guys.

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We need 10000 reviews.

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I think we are getting there.

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We will do everything it takes to get there.

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Thanks everyone.

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We'll let you know when the next live stream is.

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It might be next week it might be the following week depending on our schedules and stuff but Diego

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have a great trip and well we'll see after that.

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Thank you.

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Phil thank you.

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Ice by everyone.

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Leave your questions in the class Q&amp;A section if you have anymore by.
