Christopher Brown

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Money isn’t everything! It’s just one area of your life you need to get a handle on. Since money impacts so many parts of your life, shouldn't you take the time to get it under control?

Making a million dollars is really not that much money. Grant Cardone published a study from 2010 that showed that in order to make the equivalent of the average middle-class family due to inflation, you would need to make $180,000 on the low end to almost a million dollars a year on the high end.

Statistics show that only 1% of millionaires are under 35 however, most millionaires are over 50 years old because it has taken them that many years to build up relationships and develop the work ethic to earn that kind of money.

Let's take a lesson from Sohail Khan who made his first million before the age of 50 but lost his fortune in the 2008 Great Recession and took some time to regroup and rebuilt his fortune in 30 days earning 1.5 million dollars. 

The marketplace is filled with companies who are actively spending money on advertising. So we developed strategies where we use the customers that those advertising dollars attracted in order to get more business for ourselves.

Let me explain this in more detail.

Most companies go after one customer at a time we use what is known as joint ventures or group marketing where we land a customer and that one customer may bring us 100s, 1,000s, or depending on the size of the deal tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of new customers.

Let me explain how this works. The first time I did this I had a one-hour phone call with Joel Brought who agreed to send out an email to his customer base endorsing my product. Then over the next six hours after sending out that email, it resulted in $14,100 in sales for me.

The next time I did this, I made a deal with Al Nin where we made a deal with his dentist. We then made agreements with several beauty salons in the area where we provided them with marketing materials which generated 3,200 new patients in the first 90 days at an average of $2,000 per patient for a total of $6.5 million dollars over the next 12 months. We all worked together.

So he had the idea of putting together a complementary product for those customers and landed a deal where he went through Elance.com and had DVDs published.

As part of this deal, they agreed to pay his $7.50 per unit sold.

They sent out a newsletter to their 400,000 customer base selling 201,462 units and yielding him $1,510,462. 

People loved the idea of leveraging someone else's contacts to build their own customer base but going from the idea to putting it into action can be too much to ask for small businesses. As a small business owner, you often have many challenges you have to handle each day. This is why I want to invite you to partner up with us and work together as a team because we created a shortcut to make it as easy as possible to take advantage of this opportunity.

I want to invite you to visit 90daymillionaire.alphalifestyleacademy.com

I have had a blast recording today’s episode, I’m glad I could help you, stay healthy, and have a great day!

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Alright, listen up, you ambitious mercenaries! Most companies out there go on the hunt for customers one by one like a bunch of amateurs. But the real winners, the successful ones, they've got their sights set on established companies. They offer their services to those big players, and guess what? They let those companies do the advertising for them, bringing in all the business they need. It's like having a squad of super-powered sidekicks.

Let me give you an example. There's this couple, Len and Annette, running a carpet cleaning business up in Canada. They struck a deal with a real estate agent, a furniture store, and a dry cleaner. They gave these guys an additional income stream, and what happened? Bam! Len and Annette raked in a cool $1,000,000 in revenue within the first 12 months. That's how you clean up!

And let's not forget about the big dogs like McDonald's. Yeah, they started as a humble burger joint. But when Ray Kroc teamed up with the McDonald's brothers, they took things to a whole new level. They didn't just serve food to regular folks; they started serving other business owners too. So when you see those old McDonald's signs boasting about serving 99 billion people worldwide, it's thanks to those McGeniuses. They built a network of business owners all slinging the same tasty treats.

Even Bill Gates himself made his first $10 million using this sneaky method. You see, most of those big brands you know and love today, they all started out with what's called joint ventures or group marketing. It's like a superhero team-up, but for making money.

I remember the first time I gave this a shot. I struck a deal with this dude named Joel Broughton, who shot out an email to his customer base. And you know what happened? In just six hours, I pocketed a sweet $14,100. Yep, you heard that right—my first 24 hours in business made me feel like a freakin' billionaire.

Then there's Fransisco Rodriguez, a real pro at this joint ventures stuff. He turned 200 customers into a mind-boggling 14,000! That's the power of group marketing, my friends. Forget chasing after one measly customer at a time. We're talking about landing a single customer who brings in hundreds, thousands, or even tens of thousands of new customers. It's like unleashing a tidal wave of profit.

I'll be honest with you, convincing someone like Elon Musk to endorse you might be tougher than surviving a chimichanga-induced heartburn. But fear not! We just need to find someone with a massive following, someone with the influence to endorse what you've got to offer. Picture that—riding the wave of someone else's fame to reach tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands of new customers.

Remember Sohail Khan? He lost his fortune during the 2008 Great Recession. But you know what? He bounced back like a true hero. He struck a deal with a publishing company that sent out a newsletter to their massive customer base. And guess what happened? He raked in a sweet $1.5 million in just 30 days! That's the power of leveraging other people's contacts, my friends.

Conclusion:

Listen up, folks! We're about to dive into the wild world of advertising. The whole point of it is to amass a massive following. Once you've got that army of fans, you can send them a message, and you only need a fraction of them to respond to hit your income jackpot. It's like a bullseye with a smaller target!

But let's face it, building a ginormous following takes time and cash. Imagine how much simpler life would be if you could hitch a ride on someone else's success train. Find a superstar who's already rocking the charts and shoot a message to their fans, getting their blessing for you and what you bring to the table.

I remember when I first pulled off this magic trick. In just six freaking hours, I raked in nearly $15,000. Yep, you heard it right. Six hours! And that was just the beginning, my friends. Over the next 12 months, that deal turned into a mind-blowing $150,000 per month. Can you say ka-ching?

Then there was the time I joined forces with Al Nin and his dentist posse. That partnership alone banked me a whopping $6.5 million over a year. Talk about making it rain!

Now, let me set the record straight. I'm no superhero here. I simply had some secret knowledge about a lesser-known method to get companies to sing my praises and promote the heck out of me and the awesome companies I've worked with to their own fan base. Trust me, you're just one killer deal away from turning your life upside down.

But hey, I can't spill all the spicy details in this short blurb. Head over to 90daymillion.alphalifestyleacademy.com for the full scoop. It's time to rock your world, baby!

So, let's talk about something important, folks. Money isn't the be-all and end-all, but it's a part of the puzzle that needs solving. Most people just want to get ahead, right? But how's that going for them?

A million bucks ain't what it used to be. You'd need about 10 million to get that same feeling. Money's lost some of its oomph. To match a middle-class lifestyle from 2010, you'd need at least $150,000, ($211,727.03 2023) close to $300,000 ($423,454.07 2023). And guess what? The typical worker hasn't seen a real raise since '72. The green stuff they get might be more, but what it can do sure isn't.

You don't need to be rolling in cash, but aiming for a middle-class '60s-style life sounds pretty good, right? Back then, it was easier to get ahead because we kinda bombed the competition in WW2, and it took until the '70s to rebuild.

Now, here's the deal – you can't follow in your dad or granddad's footsteps to make it. The world's changed, and you gotta adapt. Get with the times, folks.

So, there's more than one way to succeed, but you've got to look at what'll really give you the edge. What's the one thing that makes everything else seem like a waste of time? Here's a fun fact: only 5% of businesses hit that million-dollar mark in a single year. There's a secret sauce, a principle, that only a handful of businesses follow.

I've been there, used this principle, and pulled in nearly $15,000 in just six hours. We even helped a dentist rake in $6.5 million in a year. If you want to know the secret sauce, head over to jv.alphalifestyleacademy.com. We'll dive deep and show you how it's done.

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The best advertisers demonstrate excellent quality in the "Big 5" of personality traits known as High in Openness. The best advertisers are also creative and think about new ways to sell.

Most smaller companies lose money in advertising because they think in terms of getting eyeballs to their message. Advertising is not just letting people know what it is that you do rather, advertising is about understanding human emotions, and how using the proper combination of words, shapes, and colors will motivate a person to do business with you over your competitors.

So let's use the example of Facebook. Facebook is the tactic but you must use strategy in order to make more profits from Facebook than any of your competitors.

A recent report also indicates that 62% of people surveyed say their paid ads on Facebook are missing the targets indicated.

As of July 2021, five major social media platforms are showing a dramatic increase in advertising costs year-over-year.

• Google and YouTube’s CPM is up by 108%
• Facebook ad cost had an 89% increase, while the average CPM was $11
• TikTok's CPM went up by 92% increase and
• Snapchat had “the lowest” 64% increase in CPM

https://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-google-amazon-advertising-break-down-ad-prices-2021-7

At this rate, it will not be long until smaller companies are priced out of being able to advertise on Facebook.

As Mark Cuban says: “If you don’t know more than your competition, they are gonna kick your ass.” 

So in order to have a positive return on their advertising, you have to know more than 80% of your competitors

Let's look at a couple of examples:

If you have a small advertising budget, you need to see results right away! However, if you have an even smaller budget you may also have to put more effort first into your marketing campaign.

The more expensive your products are the more trust you have to develop with customers before they will start spending money with you.

If you have a larger advertising budget and have a product that is on the more expensive side, you can afford to be patient and allow your prospects some time before they start buying. If you have a smaller budget, you need to have some less expensive products on the front end to develop a value in your merchandise and faith they will need to purchase from you.

Let's look at Company A which has a $1,000 product, and is spending $1,000 on Facebook ads. They run their ads to register for a webinar and in the end make $1,000 which has a buying cycle of about 10 days. After that, they start making a profit where they have spent $10,000 before they start making their money back.

Company B has a small advertising budget so they need to see results quickly. They start off with a $5 front-end offer. Forbes magazine says it is 6X cheaper to sell an existing customer than it is to get a new customer.

So since they have already spent $5 they are more likely to buy again.

Have you ever bought something online through what is called a Sales Funnel? This is when you buy a $7 product, then a $47 upsell, and perhaps $297, and then if you can't afford that you offer 3 payments of $97. This revenue pays for the ad where they are then invited for a free trial of a $ 3,500-a-year software.

The end result is the same however, Company B used a strategy to sustain itself during the growth period whereas company A has the capital to be patient.  

Let me re-introduce myself. My name is Christopher Brown. In my last job, I was hired as a business strategist for a $400 million dollar marketing firm. Many times I was working with executives from companies such as Ancestry.com, Create Truck, and Proctor and Gamble

After doing an average of 60 coaching sessions per week, many of them with executives from billion-dollar companies, I noticed a pattern. This is what we called the Billion Dollar Blueprint. Many already existing billion-dollar companies use this blueprint, and brought that same success to the internet. 

Yes, there are unicorns where some idea catches fire and they are able to sell a product or service for a billion dollars. For example, when Facebook bought Instagram for a billion dollars, however, when smaller companies use the Billion Dollar Blueprint they are able to double, triple, and in some cases quadruple their income without the benefit of an advertising budget.

I’ve taken what I learned from these companies and created a shortcut for you.  

Just imagine how much easier it would be to reach your financial goals by using the contacts of those who are already successful.

People love the idea of leveraging someone else's following to build their customer base but going from the concept and putting it into action can feel overwhelming for a small business. As a small business owner, you already have many issues you have to handle. This is why I want to invite you to partner up with us and work together as a team.

I want to invite you to visit 90daymillionaire.alphalifestyleacademy.com

I had a blast recording today’s episode, I’m glad I could help you, stay healthy, and have a great day!

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The marketplace is filled with opportunities promising you they can help you make more money but what does that data show us?

There are certain industries like beverage distribution which is one of the profitable ventures for those involved in them. However, there are territories assigned to those who got in early that have been handed down from generation after generation which makes it almost impossible for new people to get involved in their industries.

There are other industries that have a large number of wealthy people in those industries however, when you look at the economics there is a very small percentage of those who become wealthy.

Starting a restaurant is the most popular business to start with about 210,000 restaurant owners however, only about 4,471 are wealthy which equates to only about 2%. 

Rental Property

43.2% of the richest Americans own rental property however, how do you get started in this space if you don't have the capital to invest in rental properties? Arnold Schwarzenegger also took advantage of another industry that will give you the best odds of wealth, that of an independent publisher.

Arnold became a millionaire before he made his name known in Hollywood. The legendary Joe Weilder mentored Arnold and helped him launch his own fitness program and invested the money he made into real estate where he made his first millions.

Activities Related To Real Estate

25.2% of the richest Americans are involved in real estate-related services which would include being a real estate agent and mortgage broker, however, according to a 2014 NAR, it was reported that 87% of all new agents fail after five years in the industry, with only 13% making it.

The average real estate agent makes around $40,000 per year. However, Jim Fleck made $3 million dollars in his first 9 months in real estate by taking advantage of being an independent artist, publisher, and performer by offering his own books and courses that established him as the most credible expert in his field.

Automobile Dealers

20.8% of the richest Americans own auto dealerships because there are laws to protect you from over competition. If you own a Mercedes dealership, it is against the law to have another Mercedes dealership right next door to you. In other industries, you have to be more creative and find other ways to stand out similar to what Jim Fleck had to do to make $3 million dollars in his first 9 months in real estate.

Financial Services

18.5% of the richest Americans work in financial services. W. C Stone was able to make a million dollars a year working in this industry selling as many as 121 life insurance policies per day during The Great Depression.

Independent Artists, Publishers, & Performers

12.5% of the richest Americans work as an independent artists, publishers, and performers, however, many of these types of people consider the work they do as a hobby and have not taken the work they do seriously enough to set up their corporation. These numbers only include those who have taken their profession seriously enough to set up their corporation.

There are many musicians who will never be signed to a big music label or be seen on TV however, they have built a following large enough to be considered in the top 0.01% of Americans. The same is true for artists, actors, and authors.

Before casting Vin Diesel in "Saving Private Ryan" Vin Diesel financed his own movie and raised $50,000 where he cast himself as the star and took his movie to a film festival. Self-publishing is not a new idea. Today we have Youtube, social media, and other tools, however, Arnold Schwarzenegger's mentors built a fitness empire by self-publishing his fitness programs.

The marketplace is filled with merchandise where everyone is selling the same type of products just under a different company and or brand name. The advantage of being an independent artist, publisher, and performer is there is no price comparison because you don't get paid for what you do but for who you are.

In Paris Hilton's wilder days she was paid to show up at a club where you and I would have to pay.

Professional Scientific, & Technical Services

10.6% of the richest Americans work in professional, scientific, and technical services as owners This would also include market researchers, doctors, sales, and other professionals. Many doctors also take advantage of being independent artists, publishers, and performers as well.

Dr. Robert Lustig has authored numerous books and programs but is also paid to speak at events and conferences and just like Jim Fleck this helps establish themselves as the most creditable expert in their field.

I worked as a JV broker some years ago. Many companies go after one customer at a time however, we use group marketing where we land a customer that could yield us 100s, 1,000s, or depending on the size of the deal tens of 1,000s to hundres of 1,000s of new customers.

People love the idea of leveraging someone else's following to build their customer base but going from the idea to putting it into action is too much to ask of small businesses. As a small business owner, you already have many issues you have to handle. This is why I want to invite you to partner up with us and work together as a team because we have created a short cut to make it as easy as possible to take advantage of this opportunity.

I want to invite you to visit 90daymillionaire.alphalifestyleacademy.com

Miscellaneous Durable Goods Merchant Wholesalers

10.0% of the richest Americans own a business where they may outsource the manufacturing of their product.

Many wealthy people earn their income in multiple categories they might own a business, but may also publish their own works to help establish them as experts, and will re-invest their money into real estate.

It is not enough to run a business in these industries. If you want to be wealthy, as Mark Cuba says "If you do not know more than your competition they are going to kick your ass". Take for instance the classic writings of Napoleon Hill which was a 25-year study of the world's most successful individuals. It found there are 17 principles of success, 33 reasons people fail, and 6 things that cause people to self sabotage themselves.

One of those principles is a mastermind allience. Most companies go after one customer at a time however, the most successful companies you use group marketing or what is often called joint ventures where we land a customer where that one customer may bring your 100s, 1,000s or depending on the size of the deal 10s of 1,000s or 100s of 1,000s of new customers.

People love the idea of leveraging someone else following to build their customer base but going from the idea to putting it into action is to much to ask for small businesses because you as a small business owner already have many issues you have to handle this is why I want to invite you to partner up with us and work together as a team because we created a short cut to make it as easy as possible to get as many of you to take advantage of this opportunity as possible by working together as a team.

I want to invite you to visit 90daymillionaire.alphalifestyleacademy.com 

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Let me introduce you to Sohail Khan who lost his fortune during the 2008 Great Recession however, he rebuilt his fortune in just 30 days making $1.5 Million dollars for himself.

Most companies go after 1 customer at a time. On the other hand, we land partnerships that may bring you 100s, and 1,000s, or depending on the size of the deal tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of new customers.

Let me give you an oversimplified explanation of how this works. You have Company A and Customer B. Customer A refers their customers to Company B and Company B to Company A.

Sohail Khan went through a trade magazine and found a publishing company that had around 400,000 customers.

So he had the idea of putting together a complementary product for those customers and landed a deal where he went through Elance.com and had a DVD published.

As part of this deal, they agreed to pay his $7.50 per unit sold.

They sent out a newsletter to their 400,000 customers and based on selling 201,462 units bringing him $1,510,462. 

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Yes, there are unicorns where some idea catches fire and they are able to sell for a billion dollars. For example, when Facebook bought Instagram for a billion dollars, however, when smaller companies use the billion dollar blueprint they are able to double or triple their income, and sometimes quadruple their income even without an advertising budget.

So I’ve taken what I learned from these companies and created a shortcut for you.  

Just imagine how much easier it would be to reach your financial goals by using the contacts of those who are already successful.

People love the idea of leveraging someone else's following to build their customer base but going from the idea to putting it into action is too much to ask for small businesses. Because you, as a small business owner, already have many issues you have to handle. This is why I want to invite you to partner up with us and work together as a team. We created a shortcut to make it as easy as possible to take advantage of this opportunity to work together as a team.

I want to invite you to visit 90daymillionaire.alphalifestyleacademy.com

I have had a blast recording today’s episode, I’m glad I could help you, stay healthy, and have a great day!

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When someone has sent the time to build a large enough customer base or following (like what people do on social media) that you can send out a message to that following you only need a small percentage of that following to respond to make a $100,000.

However, instead of you having to put in the effort to build this following wouldn’t be easier to find someone who is already successful to send out a message enduring you and what you have to offer.

Let me give you an oversimplified explanation of how this works. You got company A and customer B, customer A refers their customers to company B and company B to company A.

The very first time I did this, I had a one hour phone call with Joel Broughton who send out an email to his customer base and over the next 6 hours after sending out that email that turned into $14,100 in the first 24 hours in business. 

The next deal I was apart of I made a deal with Al Nin where we made a deal with his dentist and contact several beauty salons in the area and provided them with marketing material and within the very first 90 days that turned into 3,200 new customer at an average of $2,000 a piece for a total of $6.5 million dollars over the next 12 months.

Just like the TV Undercover Billionaire where in season #1 Ben Sterns, and season #2 Grant Cardone was dropped off in the middle of nowhere, with just $100, no contact, just their skills and built a million dollar enterprise in just 90 days.

What skills did they have to make a million dollars in the first 90 days? 

Most companies go after 1 customer at a time. On the other hand, we land partnerships that may bring you 100s,  1,000s, or depending on the size of the deal 10s of 1,000s or 100s of 1,000s of new customers.

People love the idea of leveraging someone else following to build their customer base but going from the idea to putting it into action is to much to ask for small businesses because you as a small business owner already have many issues you have to handle this is why I want to invite you to partner up with us and work together as a team because we created a short cut to make it as easy as possible to take advantage of this opportunity working together as a team.

I want to invite you to visit 90daymillionaire.alphalifestyleacademy.com

I have a blast recording today's episode, I’m glad I could help you, stay healthy, and have a great day!

Advertising is not letting people know what it is that you do. Adverting is understanding how using the proper combination of words, shapes, and colors will motivate a person to buy from you over your competitors. In advertising, you need to show how your products will solve a person's money, health, or relationship issues. This may sound strange to those who are unfamiliar with advertising because the marketplace is filled with amateurs.

There are 3 mega markets that your products must fill wealth, health, and relationships are what we call as mass marketable offers. In other words, something that the vast majority of the population would be interested in.

You must show how your products help people save money or make money, how your products improve you health or long-levity, and how your products help you be more lovable.

Subway used Jared for about 15 years when they turned their sandwich into a diet product. Subway used all the traditional weight loss marketing including before and after pictures.

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What problem does your product solve? A) Wealth B) Health C) Relationships. What sub-categories does your product solve? Can you narrow down your solution into an even smaller market?

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Gillet shavers and Axe body spray for men have marketed themselves as a way to become more attractive to women.

Look at all the companies that market themselves as a way to save money. Unless you are doing something different this market is overly competitive so you will have to narrow down your market. So in the case of either helping people make money or saving money you will need to narrow down your target.

Let's look at the target of wealth, if we go down a level we have sales, down another level perhaps make money online, narrow it down even further we have joint ventures.

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What problem does your product solve? A) Wealth B) Health C) Relationships. What sub-categories does your product solve? Can you narrow down your solution into an even smaller market?

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