3 Steps To Starting a Business In Your Niche

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So we know your niche is strung out and confused with all the “strategies and tactics” other influencers are putting out in your space.
Now let’s reverse engineer their overwhelm and build a business that serves people where they need it most!
You can do this in 3 simple steps:
Step 1: ASK: What is your biggest frustration? Where do you want to be in 6 months?
Step 2: BUILD: Build a 3-6 step guide that SOLVES their problem.
Step 3: GIVE: Give away this guide for free using an email opt-in.
Make the path to getting their results like a breath of fresh air. Simple, easy to follow and to the point.

[@homelyheart]

I’d love to see a video of you or someone else showing going through this process, not even with much narration just screen recording, every step, from scratch with zero or very small following. So simple but Mailchimp alone breaks my brain let alone the process of thinking, planning, drafting, publishing anything requiring any knowledge or expertise! I’m sure I’m overthinking everything but it would be really helpful to see someone actually do it for real, especially all the technical stuff, I need to see to understand, because doing is doing my head in, has for over a decade. I’m so old and dumb.

[@GrahamCochrane]

Have you watched my video on how to do this in Mailchimp? czcams.com/video/6zzYAnKcSOM/video.html

[@MovewithJenna]

Love this short video!!

[@jingtek]

Hi Graham, thanks a lot for all your great videos, Those are great!
You knowz I have a question if you mind, I live in Indonesia, where a lot of people that I know ( I asked them all ) is rarely checking their email inbox, especially mails from someone who they dont know .. a lot of people forget they've subscribed to some sites before
And I saw a lot of people who do online business use Whatsapp number to get as a lead, instead of emails
So, what do you thing of that, do you have any opinion about this?
Thanks a lot, really appreciate what you've done for us in this chanel
Cheers

[@breakedout]

I tried a couple of your forms which were supposed to provide PDF and things in exchange of email address. But, the only thing these forms do is taking the email address and displaying different errors when they need to provide the resource. I thought it may be a bug at the first time. But, trying multiple forms on your web pages and facing the same strategy with different scenarios I'm now thinking maybe it's just a shit show to collect people's emails.
Maybe you consider yourself smart at marketing, but if you knew how easy it is to take down a frozen target on the internet, you wouldn't scam people with this much peace of mind. I'll give one of your forms another try in a while and if it still is a scam gate, the only one responsible for the consequences is the one who's built and promoted them!