PROOF: You Can Teach An “Old Dawg” New Tricks
Last week, I had the pleasure of doing a one-on-one full day workshop with Lem Fugitt a tech-wizard and the webmaster behind one of the world’s top robot websites, Robots Dreams.
As a successful webmaster, Lem also provides consulting to other businesses here in Japan, showing them how to increase sales and conversions on their own websites.
One thing Lem hadn’t done though, was package up these tips and tricks he’d been showing his consulting clients and start selling this information online to other business owners and consultants.
He asked me if I would show him how.
And so I did.
At the end of our busy day, Lem filmed the following video where I describe what we covered:
Lem also wrote a very kind review of our day together on his website, which you can read here.
It was a real pleasure sharing this information with someone who I already knew was a hard-working take-action type of person. I’m looking forward to seeing Lem’s first info-product online and ready to sell, and imagine I’ll be one of the first folks to promote it too!
RESOURCE:
The main resource I recommended to Lem for setting up and selling digital info-products online (eBooks, videos, audios, etc…) was the Rapid Action Profits script.
This is the software I install on my websites to set up instant e-commerce sites for digital info products. It automates the sales and delivery and digital downloads and includes an automated affiliate system which turns customers into instant resellers of your products. This means, when my products go live, a viral effect occurs often causing a snowballing influx of sales during the first few days – very, very powerful.
In fact, my info-products sold with this script have been responsible for a good portion of my online income over the past several years, (my latest course, Automatic eBook Machine Revealed is sold via this script) and is why I recommend it to others as an affiliate.
I’m looking forward to teaching my online marketing and income generation skills to more motivated folks in the near future!
“Informations”? Is that the new plural form?
My English skilz = FAIL!
It must be valid English. I hear it all the time here in Chiba, especially from native English speakers living here for a long time. They should know.