How I would learn digital marketing (If I could start over)

In this dynamic discussion, Taylor Welch, a leading figure in the digital marketing realm, shares insights into his journey from the music industry to real estate and eventually becoming a self-studied copywriter.
---
If you want to level up, text me at 725-444-5244!
Get access to our community, coaching, courses, and events at Wealthy University www.wealthyuni...
Get high quality, motivated seller leads, on autopilot for your real estate business. www.leadkitche...
---
Connect with Taylor!
Instagram - / taylorawelch
Website - taylorawelch.c...
Taylor's foray into copywriting, despite early skepticism, led to his first sale and eventually a year-long waitlist. He transitioned to teaching the intricacies of the client game, drawing from his experiences with over 5,000 clients and emphasizing the importance of client retention.
The conversation touches on Ryan's ongoing book project and Taylor's plans to release three books next year. They explore the theme of turning disasters into opportunities, drawing parallels to historical figures like Winston Churchill and personal experiences, such as Ryan's disappointment in being cut from baseball.
Taylor reflects on the intersection of wealth and Christianity, dispelling the notion that true Christians must be poor. He discusses the cyclical nature of businesses, outlining a ten-year cycle with productive, lucrative, and challenging phases.
The dialogue shifts to facing uncertainties and challenges, with Taylor sharing experiences of legal issues and the role of faith in navigating such times. Exposure therapy is highlighted as a transformative mechanism.
The duo discusses the delicate balance creators must maintain regarding promises and implications in areas like income, performance, and lifestyle. They stress the importance of embracing small failures for consistent entrepreneurial success and the necessity of risking offending those who don't align with one's content.
Taylor and Ryan delve into the transformative power of investing in oneself through paid courses and consultations, emphasizing the mindset shift that comes with financial commitment. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the significance of copywriting in marketing, the value of being market-obsessed, and the strategic importance of partnerships.

[@AdamMiddlesworth]

I don't think people realize how valuable a conversation like this is. Literally multi-millionaire christians just chatting for everyone on the internet to listen. Love it dudes

[@RyanPineda]

Thank you!

[@RJ4Loans]

Great interview Ryan! I had never heard of Taylor Welch and now I am going to start following him. As a fellow brother in Christ, I appreciate you being transparent about your faith.

[@RyanPineda]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@rooseveltcooper]

Wow that is such a GANGSTA conversation in so many ways in a good way! Friend of mine sent me this podcast. Clicked on it and was like "OOO I know that guy lol" as I'm a customer of Wealthy Consultant.

[@RyanPineda]

Thanks!

[@filmingyu6623]

YES HAVE TAYLOR BACK ON! So much marketing and practical jewels. Loved his delivery and spirit...

[@nickyLukes20]

Wow didn’t know this channel Was so Christ centered. Praise God for directing me here 🙌🏼

[@jordaannellie]

Taylor has to be on again. Excellent video. Thanks guys

[@BenGarseeya]

Felt like I was having a cup of Joe just sitting down with two friends talking about life and business. Crazy good episode 👏🏽

[@RyanPineda]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!

[@TheEtrepreneur]

yes, again please. And double down on spiritual Warfare please. God first, business later, I digg this format.

[@mrjeffgray]

It’s Starkvegas. Starkville, MS. Home of Mississippi State University. Only a few hours from Nashville though.

[@annpham4353]

That's so funny because the FTC had to tell him not to lie. And he's like oh. Everyone needs to go read the FTC publishment linked below.

[@TaylorAWelch]

They didn’t actually have to tell me that. They drowned us in legal fees proving we did NOT lie and the more we proved the more the goalpost seemed to change, we eventually paid them money to move on and not waste 4 years interviewing 4,000 clients :)

[@jjay95o]

You definitely NEED to come to Nashville, TN 🔥

[@RyanPineda]

Maybe one day!

[@JustinMadsen-u7l]

For today is a sick band 🤘

[@w3mct]

awesome video Ryan, thanks for sharing. I hope to one day be able to have an interview with you. i will grow my company large enough to ge tyour attention Fellow Christian, Knights of Columbus. would love an opportunity to chat with you.

[@Dallas4090]

Holy shit. Banger

[@jrgelat0]

even in australia we name cities after vegas lol. Brisbane = brisvegas for example

[@marckuhnmak]

Great insights here!

[@RyanPineda]

Thanks! Glad you think so!

[@LawrenceLoik]

Laundromats are horrible. We owned a few here in Las Vegas. So many headaches and problems. Not profitable at all. Stay away from them. Buy real estate instead.

[@nivashanram1483]

i like the mustache

[@MyLatinLife]

misleading title!

[@bryanandrews6635]

Nashvegas 😅