Ravi Abuvala says the first time you read Tim Ferriss’ book, The 4-Hour Work Week, you probably thought it was a load of crap.
Yet, a few years after he read it for the first time, he finds himself running a business that’s doing over $500k a month, while only working 6 to 10 hours a week.
“Now the way that I’ve been able to do that is actually not that complicated,” Ravi humblebrags.
“It’s incredibly simple. What I’ve done is I’ve set up a system that acquires new high-paying clients every single month on autopilot,” he continues.
Roughnecks Ecom founder Reco Jefferson describes Facebook Marketplace as, “the new Craigslist of sorts, right?”
“Craigslist still gets traffic but not near as much,” Reco explains. “If you look at Facebook Marketplace, there’s all types of stuff on there. People are selling dogs, cats, chickens, robots, all sorts of crap.”
“But you can add photos and make all your listings look really good, there’s so much more detail, the whole nine.”
“So why would you do Facebook Marketplace as opposed to Amazon?”
Kevin David appears to be pivoting away from Amazon FBA and into the metaverse or Web3 or whatever you wanna call it.
In a Facebook ad for his latest project, Crypto Capital Collective, he said, “A 12-year-old made $1.6 million with NFTs. A different 12-year-old made nearly $6 million with her NFTs. A 22-year-old made over $1 million with NFTs.”
“Now, if literal children are making that type of money with NFTs,” he continued, “do you think it’s possible that you could too, if you had the right mentor?”
Katie Richardson is the creator of CEO BrainCamp, a place where she can help you hit three targets in three months. But without losing traction or creating extra work for yourself in the process.
Okay, how? It’s all thanks to her proprietary Flow System, which she developed, out of necessity, over the last 20 years of being an entrepreneur.
It’s the program she needed back when she was struggling to do it all. Ya know, build the biz, be a great wife and mom, stay fit, keep her faith, be in the moment – all those things.
Solid Ecom Automation is searching for serious investors who’d like to make passive income with their own hands-free Walmart store.
But what exactly is Walmart automation?
It’s a done-for-you service that allows you to cash in on the Walmart marketplace without involving yourself in the day-to-day operations whatsoever.
The model that’s used is dropshipping, where they’ll list products and, once a sale is made, they’ll order that item (for less than what it sold for) from a third-party supplier who’ll then ship it directly to the customer.
Chelsea Guarriello made six figures in six months with a simple Shopify store. But only after wasting thousands of dollars and countless hours on outdated strategies and mentorship.
Now that she’s cracked the code to dropshipping, she can teach you how to sell low cost, red-hot products for supersized paydays, without having to buy the product first, or even see it in person for that matter.
So if you’d like to make money while you sleep, and be free to live your best life, read on for my Chelsea Guarriello review.
Dan Vas is the founder of Ecom Freedom. He’s got a bunch of courses that teach you how to start and scale your own ecommerce business, whether using Amazon FBA or Shopify dropshipping.
But what would he do today if he lost everything, had very little money, and had to rebuild his ecom empire starting from scratch?
What steps would he take? What type of product would he choose? Amazon FBA or Shopify?
And realistically, just how much startup capital would he need?
Ravi Abuvala recently sat down to discuss his latest project, The Remote Integrator Academy Masterclass.
“So it’s about 9 a.m. on a Thursday,” he says, “and in the next few minutes I’m gonna have around $22,000 deposited in my bank account.”
“And the reason that I know that is because that’s exactly what’s happened the past three days, and it’s exactly what’s happened for almost the past three years,” Ravi brags.
Brandon and Jem are the creators of Ecom Incubator. They’ll help you launch your first or next store, without guessing, create a winning product, and then scale your ads from zero to five or even six figures and beyond.
Brandon cuts right to the chase in the Ecom Incubator overview video.
“There’s no one else in the dropshipping industry that has done what I’ve done, that has done what my business partner Jem has done,” he says.
Asante Monadjemi partnered with his childhood friend, Justin Jeffers, to launch Optimyze Digital.
Their mission? To help people grow their ecom business without the risk of traditional services.
Digital Mgmt Group appears to be one of their funnels, and sells Amazon and Walmart automation stores that supposedly come with a 100% money-back guarantee.
They’ve got more than 1,000 clients, and average over $20 million a month in collective sales.
Katie Melissa is the founder of Elite Automation, a company that offers Amazon FBA and Walmart automation services for modern investors who want a new stream of passive income.
Katie’s been doing ecom for seven years.
Her team has done more than eight figures in sales.
They’re willing to create, build, and scale you your very own store from scratch.
With decades of collective experience and fancy data-driven software, they can cherry-pick the best products for your store.
