> How to make real money online
> How to operate a business
> How I can improve my craft
And more.
Everything aligned perfectly:
> Knowledge
> Connections
> Timing
If I wanted to build an agency, the time was NOW.
And I did.
Today we have 7 full-timers (and 3 freelancers) and we've made over $25 Million for our clients.
No tricks. No luck.
Just serendipity along the way.
2020 was a big challenge, but I’m not worried.
Here’s why:
I learned invaluable lessons along the way:
>How to build a business
>How to think and achieve big things
>How to create value for other people
>How to deliver on my promises
>How to make money for people I work with
I might not be the guy my kid self looked up to yet.
But I will be.
Fast forward to today,
I'm sharing everything I know about online biz and life with you.
It's been an amazing journey full of highs, lows and unexpected events.
And guess what?
I’m just getting started!
Some lessons:
> Don’t be afraid of asking for help.
> ”Opportunities multiply as they are seized.” -Sun Tzu
> Think big because that’s the only option you have.
> Read more.
> If you don’t take a chance on yourself, nobody will.
Follow them.
They’ll change your life.
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> Mindset
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Cheers!
Mark.
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//You won’t believe this… but one HUUUGE difference between making $30,000/month and $300,000/month is a creatives team.//
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This is definitely true for our agency.
Let me explain more below.
Disclaimer:
You can’t scale to hundreds of thousands of dollars per month with creatives alone. You also need to have the right systems and strategies in place. But having a team who can execute effective creatives for your campaigns can help you out in a really big way.
So let me tell you why by explaining to you the difference between:
Mike, solo eCommerce brand owner vs. our advertising agency