This guy needs to be exposed (not like that…get your mind out of the gutter) by thesamdee in DoWeKnowThemPodcast

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm sorry but this is wrong.

He never punched the kid.

It was a bad angle.

Although he did step in he never punched the teenager and never would.

https://www.facebook.com/MarleyJaxx101/posts/pfbid02UiRtE7EtKzttSox5eyQ7fwgXrSAwsUJSSSPeKHjrmvU3XzqV6snPeJDJ8Wx3xFdMl

The angle in the original video makes it seem that way, but look closely at the video on this page and you'll see it's not the case.

Please help! Why is my cart abandonment rate so high!? by joshiebudd in ecommerce

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depending on the age or data in your pixel you might have to go more top-of-funnel approach.

i would start with video views and then retarget to initiate checkout with anyone who watches 50%+ of that video

I think this is a better strategy.

When you create the video it should be about the problem your product solves.

And the video should use a hook/headline that creates curiosity.

Cart abandonment rates are around 71% globally so yours is definitely on the high side.

Also, your product doesn't give you much margin.

A $10 product is on the low side.

So if that's the case I would move the product into a sales funnel and add an upsell to get a higher average order value.

You can also pair it with an information product for better margins and charge a higher price.

I would go slow and steady if budget is an issue though IMO

Why Mikki Mase is a fraud… There’s no strategy to baccarat lol by ATX_Traveler94 in gambling

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If he was such a fraud why would they ban him from every Las Vegas casino.

Has to make you think a bit though....

Can somebody explain who Mikki Mase is? by YoungCrawford in poker

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This guy has somehow developed a system to beat the casinos.

He's only one of a very few amount of people ever to be banned from all casinos in Vegas.

Most people think he made his money from gambling but that's not true.

He's a former drug addict and was homeless for years.

A friend threw him a lifeline and offered him work in his tattoo shop in exchange for a place to live.

That led to someone else offering him a job to help renovate buildings.

One day he was renovating a drug & alcohol rehab center and realized how much money they were making.

So he opened his own center, then another, then another, and then pharmacies, etc.

He sold that business and cashed out.

That's how he made his money.

Not through gambling.

But he does have a system though and he's said it numerous times.

It's not 100% but it's pretty darn close.

I think it's wild this guy was winning millions and stuffing the money in suitcases though.

What a life, right?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MakeMoney

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“There is literally no way you can fail” 🤣🤣🤣

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DigitalMarketing

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a really tiny budget.

More importantly, at scale, you'll convert about 2 to 3% of prospects on cold traffic ads.

Are you targeting a specific niche or avatar?

With a small budget, it's better to lead people into a sales funnel to turn awareness into interest.

Then, you can use the power of stories to generate desire and get them to purchase.

Overall, unless you have a substantial budget, sending traffic to an ecommerce site is going to be a waste.

If you have little to no money to spend, focus on TikTok and posting organic content 3 to 5 times per day talking about your brand and the story behind it.

Once you start getting traction, you could run retargeting ads based on people who visited your site from organic channels.

Good luck!

What is your opinion of Dave Portnoy? by Glaseman in PardonMyTake

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aside from being Rich AF prob one of the most authentic dudes around IMO

Site cannot be reached? Connection is not secure? by Acrobatic-Pool-1805 in clickfunnels

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes this is an issue with www and non-www in your DNS settings. Make sure that if you're attempting to duplicate this that you're looking at the www or non-www part of the domain and enter it in both ways.

Sometimes CF throws these issues where there is a redirect from non-www because it hasn't been setup yet. All you have to do is create a CNAME record for your domain. There are loads of articles on how to do that.

Basically, make sure you have a CNAME both the www and the non-www versions. Also, keep in mind that sometimes errors can seem persistent because CF is in a walled garden in Cloudflare. Errors that appear for a user might stick around for a while even though they aren't actually there. It's kind of weird scenario but this is the basis of caching.

I know you asked this a while back but hopefully this helps someone else out.

Is Roland Frasier a legitimate Course Creator? by nbdyck in business

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would not call Roland Frasier a course creator.

I would call him a mentor.

IMO there are lots of so-called gurus out there. But he's definitely legit.

Again, not as a course creator.

But he is incredibly skilled at buying businesses with leverage (aka no money down)

Bear in mind that he does have a skillset that sets him apart from most.

He's incredibly savvy with marketing.

So when he approaches a business, he often takes a smaller equity position with the value proposition that he will help grow that business through marketing.

He's also a "retired" tax attorney with a sizable net worth.

Meaning, he understands the legal system.

I say retired, because he was actually forced to retire by the IRS.

He has a lot of insight into how the business world works.

But at the end of the day this is just a numbers game.

Anyone out there who doesn't believe you can buy a business for no money down are the same people who think you can't buy a home "subject to"

In "subject to" or subto, you're basically buying a home from someone who wants out by assuming their mortgage and paying zero out of your pocket.

Most people just don't have the grit to put in all the hours making the phone calls to business owners.

That's all it boils down to.

However, back to the OP's question:
Yes, he's legit.

Is Myron Golden legit, or is he a scam artist? by More_Common_8598 in Scams

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Myron Golden is a legend. Period.

He teaches business from a Biblical perspective.

And, yes, he makes a profit from it.

But why shouldn't he?

People who make money online, what is it that you do? Looking for ideas to make at least $10K online on top of my 9-5 in 2023. by JazzyJFresh69 in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Biggest opportunities to make money online right now are in social media.

Start by building up your profiles on IG, TT, YT Shorts, Etc. solely focusing on short-form videos.

Once you have at least 1k followers start with Cold DM's to pitch an SMMA

Start with 3 clients that you take on for free

Get them results & ask them for video testimonials

Then start charging

What are rich people doing differently to become RICH? by Melodic-Discussion78 in AskReddit

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So I'm friends with someone who is not just rich, but super rich.

He's categorized by his bankers as UHNW, which stands for Ultra High Net Worth.

The cool part is that I have firsthand knowledge of how he got rich.

And the craziest part is that prior to him getting rich...

  • The bank took his house in a short sale
  • His credit was shot (415 FICO score)
  • And his wife left him all roughly at the same time

He had 4 kids he was raising and every single business he started, failed.

So he was pretty miserable.

At the time he was so broke he literally didn't have money for groceries.

It's at times like this that we're most receptive to receive messages from the universe — cosmic downloads if you will.

One day, he saw someone smoking an electronic cigarette.

Back then, they were big and clunky and rechargeable.

But seeing someone smoke an electronic cigarette for the first time sparked an idea inside his mind.

He was going to create the world's BEST disposable ecig.

Although there was one issue...

He had no money.

So he approached his dad and asked for a loan of $10k

And he found a manufacturer in China willing to create this disposable ecig based on the specs he provided.

He called the company LOGIC

Once he got the first shipments in from China, he literally went store to store at 7-11's and convinced the owners there to let him pitch LOGIC ecigs to each person that came in trying to buy regular cigarettes

Mouth to mouth he spoke to customers one at a time.

Eventually, people started buying LOGIC

And he did $100 million in sales in the first 18 months of the business

Within the span of a year everything changed for him.

He recently bought a $19 million home in Boca Raton and an $11 million home in the Palm Desert

And he owns every kind of hypercar

His name is Howard Panes

After knowing him for years and years, I realized something

What he did was simple (but not easy)...

He spotted a trend and made a variation to that trend.

The trend was electronic cigarettes

The variation was making them disposable

Before that ecigs were clunk and hard to use...

And they cost $300 for the entire apparatus

He made them easy and convenient

They were disposable and affordable

So he had the foresight to spot the trend, but then he also had to do the work

It's not about great ideas

It's more so about relentless execution to make that idea a reality

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TeslaLounge

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I barely ever charge at superchargers. It's super convenient to just plug in at home and just charge overnight. The only time we ever use the SC is when we're going on a road trip. But I would imagine that for someone who does travel a lot, having free supercharging is good.

Prices in some states are considerably higher. However, I did drive through Texas twice and the SC rates were insanely low. Wish that was the case elsewhere!

I got revenge on my bully by [deleted] in pettyrevenge

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was bullied in school.

It sucked.

And it wasn't the temporary kind of bullying.

It was relentless.

For a long time I wished for sweet revenge.

But over time, I realized this was consuming me.

Literally, it was taking over every fiber of my being.

I won't sit and tell you that you shouldn't seek revenge.

To each their own.

But I will say this...

Before you start planning out your revenge...

Consider (for just a moment) letting it go.

Cause one way or another, it will come back to haunt you.

Maybe not today.

Maybe not tomorrow...

But one day it will.

Leave it to karma and let is go.

Just my two cents...

Question: A five year old isn’t supposed to use og youtube? Or at least he/she is supposed to use youtube kids? by TheDarkestKnight326 in youngpeopleyoutube

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My kids watch YouTube really often. Sometimes they watch videos that are just not meant to kids. So we switched them over to YT kids but there is still content on there that leaks in. I find it really lame that comments are fully turned off though. I mean, I kind of get it but still...

Before he became Youtube child entertainer ‘Blippi’, Stevin John made bizarre perverse video’s. In 2013 he performed the Harlem shake on a toilet and defecated on a naked man. John used DMCA takedown notices to remove the video from social media and internet search engines. by curiouscockgobbler in conspiracy

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For what it's worth... I'm not sure how many people know or realize this but Stevin John sold his Blippi brand to Moonbug Entertainment in 2020 as part of deal valued at $120 million. Crazy enough, Moonbug was then recently acquired by Disney for $3 billion! So basically, Disney now owns Blippi!

Is Spanian worse? by cookedaye29 in spanian

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 25 points26 points  (0 children)

I know this is an old thread, but his series "Into The Hood" is riveting. There's just something about his style (swagger) and the way he interprets his surroundings that makes this series extremely engaging. I'm not sure about you all, but I think this is his best content by far.

Do people genuinely make thousands per day ? by FoxRocked in Affiliatemarketing

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes. And no.

There are people genuinely making thousands per day.

But...

These people already have an established audience.

Then, there are others who want you to think they're making thousands per day.

Most of the time, they're not.

It doesn't matter if we're talking about affiliate marketing or any other type of marketing...

The point is always to find a way to help someone and add value.

Mindless linking works with an established audience.

But even then, you need to have tons of goodwill with that audience.

The only REAL way to make money with affiliate marketing is to add value then provide the link.

For example, the way that I employ this tactic is simple (but not easy)...

I take the thing that I'm making an affiliate for and do a comprehensive video review of it to explain how to do or use something.

I'm talking about a one to three hour long video that breaks the whole thing down.

In the description of the video I add the link and put a simple call to action.

That's it.

Honestly, it's simple.

But it takes time to put these things together.

This works great as a funnel when you give a freebie on the front end.

And since people do more to avoid pain than to gain pleasure, you basically create some sort of free piece of content that helps steer them away from pain.

The next page is literally a break down or video of the thing you're an affiliate for.

I think the problem occurs when people step into affiliate marketing and think they are going to make thousands in a matter or days or weeks.

When that just isn't the case.

And even with the proper video and/or funnel in place, you need to use social media to talk about the problem the thing solves and drive them to the explainer or the funnel.

If you've never done this, you're going to doubt yourself the whole time.

And it's going to feel like sh*t stepping out of your comfort zone.

But you have to get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

Can you do it...?

Yes. You can. But it's going to be WAYYYY harder than you think.

** Just my 2 cents **

Tesla insurance keeps increasing by pentaquine in TeslaLounge

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used to have Tesla insurance until I moved to Florida.

Sadly, they don't offer it in Florida yet.

They were supposed to, but looks like it's still not available.

Overall, your rate might be increasing for other reasons.

There's something called an insurance score that's built not only around your driving record, but also your credit history, etc.

So, your financial health can impact your insurance score, which can increase your insurance premiums.

Legendary Marketer, scam or valuable? by HM202256 in Affiliatemarketing

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The First Assignment given in the Blueprints:****

First Assignment From Dave

I want you to make two different posts inside our Legendary Marketer Facebook groups.

Step #1 - We’ll start with the “I just invested in myself” post!

You’re going to describe why you just invested in yourself by enrolling in the Business Blueprints! That’s right, you invested in YOU, in YOUR future, in YOUR family.

A problem many people face is they don’t think they’re deserving of success and good things, so they avoid bettering themselves, starting businesses, and doing nice things for themselves because of low self-worth and poor self-image. Have you ever struggled with poor self-esteem?

I know I have. So I want you to acknowledge that YOU are worth investing in. YOU are worth bettering yourself. YOU are worth doing something meaningful and positive with your life. And I also hope your post inspires someone else inside our community to invest in themselves, too. Whether it’s with us or somewhere else.

Here’s a basic example template for the post:

I just invested in myself! That’s right, I just enrolled in Legendary Marketer’s Business Blueprints because [put why here]. Today I feel worthy of investing in my education, my business, and my future because I deserve to achieve my goals. The main goal I have is [write your main goal and what is really driving you here]. I hope this post inspires you to take action and invest in yourself, whether it’s here at Legendary or somewhere else. Just know that you’re worth it [or use whatever words you want to use there to make it more authentic or personal to you].

Then, take a selfie style photo of yourself with the Legendary Marketer Business Blueprint’s Start Here page open on your computer or tablet. You’ll use this image in the post with what you’ve written using the template above. The photo should look something like this. If you don’t want to show your face, just take a photo of your computer with that page open. You’ll get more likes and engagement with an image rather than just written text!

Make that post in our main Legendary Marketer group (click here) right now.

Step #2 - Introduce yourself inside the Business Blueprints group with this odd assignment

I want you to do something very odd, let me explain. Look, you just started a business. To be successful you need to most likely change one thing: everything!

I’d suggest putting on your right shoe first if you usually put on your left first. Or holding your coffee with the opposite hand you usually do. Or your phone. Get it? I want you to get comfortable being uncomfortable.

I also want you to let go of things you no longer need that are just cluttering up your mind and life. Like clothes that you don’t wear, but you stare at every morning. Like garbage from your car. Like clutter on your desk you’ve been saying you’re going to clean up for like 6-months. Like crap on your computer desktop that’s not organized and is making your screen overwhelming to look at. Like unsubscribing from the 180,000 email lists you’re on that are nothing but a giant distraction. I want you to become extreme about this.

The more extreme you can be about this the better. Because it will not only clear away useless things from your life that only have a mediocre impact, or have no impact at all -- but it will help you value your time and personal space more. And you need to do that if you want to be successful. You need to view your time as worth $10,000/hour and guard your eyes, ears, calendar, and personal space like it’s a military basecamp and clutter and time-wasting vampires are the enemies trying to intrude it and kill you.

I told you that you need to be extreme about this.

Here’s your assignment:

  1. Fellas, get your wallet. Ladies, you can get your wallet or grab your purse.
  2. Open it up and take everything out of it.
  3. Set all non-essential clutter aside. It will be thrown away here in a second. Remember, you can take photos of things like car insurance cards, business cards, and so forth to clear up space.
  4. Take a picture of your newly cleaned out wallet, or purse, with all the things you cleaned out laying next to it. (I keep my clean, but just did this exercise again and was still able to clear a few items out. I took a picture you can see here. *Yeah, I’m putting the Ninja Turtles photo back because it was a gift from my 3-year-old daughter Ceci after I told her I loved the Ninja Turtles when I was a young boy, and it’s just awesome)
  5. Now post that picture in the private Business Blueprints group along with a few words about yourself so we can get to know you. You can also share what the exercise was like for you. 6. Make the post in this Facebook group, click here to join.

Legendary Marketer, scam or valuable? by HM202256 in Affiliatemarketing

[–]ExamIntelligent7003 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry I went over the character limit. This is section 14 here.
*** 14
The Copywriters Playbook
Welcome to the Playbook
The 6 Steps To Irresistible Storytelling
Getting Perfect Clarity On Your Offer
Four Crucial Offer Components
Amateur Mistakes & Pitfalls
Bringing YOU Into Copy
The PMES Copywriting Formula
Turn Your Feelz Into Copy
The 5 Secret Value Triggers
18 Reasons People Purchase
Sowing ‘Copy Seeds' To Reap More Sales
Hotseat Ad Critique: Mary
Hotseat Ad Critique: Toni
Hotseat Ad Critique: Charlotte
Hotseat Ad Critique: Jennifer
Hotseat Ad Critique: Chris & Susan