Відео

I am interested! Can I use my phone or Ipad or do I need to use a lap top?

DON'T 😂

Think about your passions and interests. Do your research on the niche. Know your target audience. Don't OVERTHINK, and start! Its literally a learning experience.

Prepare yourself to fail as much as you can, that’s the way your success will come

Never stop building meaningful relationships with customers and other people in your industry. Choosing to instead view competitors as potential partners and collaborators can positively impact your business in a big way

Been ready❤❤❤

Amen

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Are you ready to get going? He is

Are you willing? Coz he is

Are you ready? Coz he is

It keeps saying in order to publish I need to enter my email I enter my email and it says the same thing

Be honest 😂

Do you think electric cars go on Turo in London ? Because people might be worried about charging

Is it great to start ads now ? In Q4?

You're back? I thought you gave up on Turo a year ago!

Hey man, I'm a little confused now because I was watching your video from a year ago where you were giving the opposite advice. I know that a year is a long time in the online space though so would you recommend I disregard the info in your old video and roll with this one instead?

Real Gems, I need to get in touch with you ASAP, no link to click in description.

What about the cover of the book where do you put it

good shit. shout out!

Hey bro. Quick question, I'm no marketing expert and I'm trying to get sales with my ebooks. And i don't have a job, I'm still living in my parents house. Do u think 13$ of ad budget is worth it?

lol you really know Amazon bro cause every category you named I’m currently already in based off my market research tools. Kudos to you. Subscribed.

I'm in, freelancer in several areas.

Im all in ,im 25 and from Bénin

I need your help with my fitness Facebook and bro

Ready 👍👍 But I don't know much English💔

much appreciated

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1. When Everyone Promotes Professionalism, Get Casual Picture this: Your competitors are buttoned-up, stiff, and dead serious. They’re all about suits, jargon, and 57-slide PowerPoint presentations that could put even a coffee-fueled intern to sleep. So, what do you do? You roll up with your business in jeans and a hoodie, figuratively speaking. Drop the corporate speak and connect with people like they’re your best friends from high school (you know, the ones who didn’t flake out on reunion plans). Speak human, not corporate robot. Example: They say, "Our state-of-the-art product solution enables maximum efficiency." You say, "Our product? It works. Simple. And you won’t need a PhD to figure it out." People are tired of the stiff corporate jargon. Be the brand that feels like a breath of fresh air. 2. When They Use Humor, You Go Straight-Laced Serious This one’s a plot twist, I know. You’d think humor always wins, but not when everyone is doing it. There’s a fine line between a company being funny and that company turning into the meme generator of your nightmares. If your competition is busy trying to out-funny each other, this is your cue to be the grounded, serious business that actually talks about important stuff like results, solutions, and getting things done. Example: They say, “We’re so funny, we’ve got puns in our email signatures.” You say, “We may not crack jokes, but we’ll crack your marketing code to grow your business.” While they’re goofing around, you swoop in with actual value, making you the obvious choice when people want to get serious. 3. If They’re Corporate, Be the Rebel Let’s say you’re up against competitors who have everything down to a system. They’re predictably corporate, and their marketing looks like it came out of a sterile office 12 floors above reality. Time to unleash your inner rebel. Channel the spirit of start-ups, disruptors, and that one kid in school who always wore their uniform wrong (and somehow made it cool). Break the norms. Get a little messy, push boundaries, and, most importantly, be real. Example: They say, "We follow a strict process that guarantees results." You say, "Process? More like adaptability. We find creative solutions for your unique business. No cookie-cutter here." People love brands that feel authentic and down-to-earth. Being the rebel doesn’t mean being sloppy-it means being different enough to stand out. 4. If They’re Playing It Safe, You Play the Risky Game Sometimes, competitors get too comfortable doing the same old thing, playing it safe. Their ads are safe, their messaging is safe, and their product offerings are safe (yawn). This is your opportunity to take some risks and shake things up. It doesn’t have to be outrageous-just bold enough to get people talking. Take risks in your branding, product offering, or customer experience. Go where your competitors are too scared to tread. Example: They say, "Our product has been approved by every committee, board, and a dozen legal teams." You say, "Our product will change your life. No committees needed." Playing it safe doesn’t win new markets. Risk does. 5. Make Their Weakness Your Strength Here’s the ultimate secret weapon in dealing with competition: find their weaknesses and turn them into your strengths. Competitors too focused on profits? Show how much you care about customer experience. Competitors offer generic products? Go for customization. Whatever their weak spot is, build your brand to own that space. Example: They say, "We’ve been in business for 50 years. We know what works." You say, "50 years of doing the same thing? We’re here to try new things and create what really works." When you position yourself as the exact opposite of what’s out there, people looking for an alternative will naturally gravitate toward you. It’s like offering lemonade on a desert hike when everyone else is selling sand. Conclusion: Dare to Be Different (In the Right Way) Here’s the deal: Competition in business is inevitable, but instead of fighting them on their terms, create your own. Dare to be different. Flip the script, and give your customers something refreshing and real. When everyone’s promoting professionalism, loosen up. When they’re cracking jokes, get serious. And when they’re playing it safe, jump out of the box and make some waves. In business, the opposite of what’s trendy often becomes the next big trend. So, if you’re feeling the pressure of competition, don’t stress. Just remember to zig when they zag-and you’ll be laughing all the way to the bank. Now go out there and make your competition wonder what on earth you’re up to. Spoiler alert: They won’t be able to keep up.

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have you ever considered Narration or voice acting, because your products are insanely good and easy to follow.

Incredible

I’ll like to learn more. What’s your instagram bro ?

omg ffs he cant be bothered to even hand over a key😂😂😂

Share your struggle that got the win bro

That it is real

Work hard and you’ll fine

It doesn't grow on trees. It's paper.

That money comes easy if you know the right information. Money usually takes work

That it won’t make you happy. The money itself won’t but the amount of problems it can solve sure can!

You need X amount of money, because once you actually reach that amount its not worth as much as you think anymore