Making Money Online with Jose Rosado (Part 2) | The Gumroad Podcast

[@thomastudu2977]

This was Gold. Both part 1 and 2.

[@JohnBartmannMusic]

03:30 Many creators focus too hard on the deliverables. Rather focus on the benefits to the customer. 04:35 Find a pricing and percentage that will actually incentivize your affiliates. You're there to make them money. 07:55 People don't buy the coaching course, they buy the coach. 10:30 Schedule your social media content up front. Then, contribute extra stuff as it arises throughout the day. 20:50 Selling a $5 book allows you to build an email database of customers and contact them with higher-tier products. 23:10 It takes the same amount of work selling a $10 guide to selling a $5000 dollar workshop. 25:27 When you focus on the fundamentals, success happens. Tactics are for peasants. As the business owner, your focus should be the on strategy. 27:05 Give reasons for your customers to take action. People want more comfort, more security, to feel appreciated, to be recognized, status and love.

[@akshaynand8132]

That's the perfect summary. Thanks for the share John👍

[@JohnBartmannMusic]

@@akshaynand8132 Transcriptions make podcast episodes to be repurposed elsewhere and allow Google to index content easier. But timestamped summaries are more human-readable and convenient.

[@akshaynand8132]

@@JohnBartmannMusic Yes. Time stamped is actually very convenient and easy to absorb

[@JohnBartmannMusic]

@@akshaynand8132 Especially because not everyone wants to hear 2hrs of audio to find answers to specific questions. Know thy listeners.

[@akshaynand8132]

@@JohnBartmannMusic I maybe wrong but that's something like people do in writing. PS or a TL;DR

[@terigcreatives]

Same here, when I set audacious goals and too long term, i get anxious and stressed. Thanks for sharing that thought about system thinking.

[@anitaenfp]

The part when Jose mentioned he felt anxious and stressed when thinking about big goals for the future gave me peace. I'm so curious I can't force myself to have a fixated idea of what I want the future to look like and instead work on what feels right at the moment and allow unexpected events to happen as they inevitably do.

[@akshaynand8132]

Effective and focused sharing by Jose👌

[@CreativeSoul333]

I loved this 2 part series of this podcast! Thank you so much for the valuable information Jose!

[@JohnBartmannMusic]

This guy really doesnt mess around. the part about "leaving the grunt work to the peasants" lmao