All Selling Aside With Alex Mandossian

What Entrepreneurs Lack Most

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Sinopsis

In 2001, I set out to find a marketing niche that I could dominate. Many were already occupied by great marketers, so I wanted to find one of my own. That was when I came out with a course on marketing with postcards. The course was a three-ring binder and included a physical CD. It was expensive to produce, but I did very well on it, making five figures a month with under 30 visitors a day. Thanks to this success with so little traffic, I released a new course called Traffic Conversion Secrets. This was where I made my first million dollars. After that, I started to release more courses, including Teleseminar Secrets (which made me over $14 million). I released many other courses, which did very well financially, but there was a big problem. None of my courses was scalable. Do you see why that’s an issue? My income would be episodic, going up and down depending on when I had released a course. And I had to keep working and working, always creating new courses, because the business couldn’t survive without me