How I made $14,000,000 a Year as SolopreneurCareer

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1 Video View·Dec 13, 2024
Have you ever asked yourself how these solopreneurs or one-person businesses actually make their money?
Do they scam people? Do they sell courses?
Did they get lucky with some meme coins? Or do they have rich parents?
Well, in this video, I'm gonna be sharing the exact business model that I have been using for the past four years
and that makes me thousands of dollars a day in profit.
And no, I'm not gonna sell you anything in this video.
I'm just gonna share the one-man business model that allowed me to make millions of dollars so you can just copy it.
Let's get into it.
So I'm going to walk you through everything you need in order to get started, explain the business,
show you my numbers, tell you where you can find what you need in order to get started,
and give you some insider tips to jumpstart your new career.
But first, I want to give you some proof to show you that I'm not lying
and that I'm actually entitled to speak about this topic.
See, I hate fake gurus, as you can tell by my shirt.
And what I'm gonna talk about in this video, it comes from my direct experience.
And I can show you these screenshots, or these other screenshots, or even the dashboards of my ad accounts.
But all of this could be faked, as you very well know.
Instead, I'm gonna show you this.
This is an award that Affiliate World gave me for my digital marketing skills.
And I've been speaking in front of thousands of people since multiple years now
to teach exactly what I'm gonna teach you today.
Wages are down, inflation is up, and everyone seems to want to become their own boss.
Or actually, better said, everyone has to become their own boss.
Because nowadays, it's very hard to find a high-paying job if you have no experience.
So how do you get experience?
Welcome to solopreneurship.
And the number one thing you need to be good at when it comes down to solopreneurship is sales.
Sales is the top priority, because it doesn't matter if you're the greatest artist
or you have the greatest products in your hands.
If you can't sell, you're out of business, my friend.
And also, when you start being a solopreneur,
it's super important to understand what levels of skills you want to be reaching.
Because you see, there are levels that you can achieve alone very easily,
and other levels where it's super hard to achieve them without any big team around you.
So if you want to start making $10,000 a month profit as a solopreneur, easy peasy.
To give you a perspective, making $10,000 a month just equals making $300 profit a day.
And in today's words, it's super easy.
It could be 10 sales worth $30 profit margin, or it could be one sale worth $300.
Easy nowadays.
But making $100K, $1M, $10M as a solopreneur, it's a bit harder.
And you need to get to that level over time because at first you don't know what you're doing
and you can't be chasing small opportunities all the time.
With time, you will learn how to sit and wait for those juicy big opportunities.
You see, a lion doesn't chase all the mouses he sees in the savannah.
He waits for that one big hunt that he can go after
and satisfy his whole appetite for him and his family in one hit.
And I want you to become a lion over time.
But if you're watching this video, you're probably still looking to make your first $10,000 a month
and therefore you need to learn how to chase those mouses in the first place.
So what's the ideal business model for a solopreneur?
Well, as I said, anything in sales.
So let me give you some examples.
Affiliate marketing, appointment setting, consulting, freelancing, online courses,
VA, virtual assistants, dropshipping, e-commerce.
So which one is the best?
Well, it's highly subjective, but I can make objective observations
in order to define which one has the highest chances of success.
But first off, what is your goal?
Do you want to make a lot of money or do you want a lot of freedom?
Well, obviously, you want both.
The goal here is to maximize the profits for each hour you work.
So any business model that you choose that involves sending your time directly
like consulting, freelancing, or being a virtual assistant
is going to be limited by the hours you put in at work.
And the only way to make more is to work more hours
or to charge more for the hours you work.
And to charge more money and get to hundreds of dollars an hour
can take time because you rely on others
and you need to build up that credibility
so people can actually pay you that amount of money.
It's like going from a junior lawyer to a senior lawyer,
someone that can cost you $500 an hour even.
But it's true.
You can get up there and you can make hundreds of dollars an hour
and that could be enough.
You can just work a couple hours a day and boom, there you have it.
$10,000 a month and your life is set.
Then there's the other category.
Every business that requires you to sell your services or products.
You can also make very good money with that.
But you still need to take care of what you're selling
because if you're selling your own services,
you need to provide those services.
If you're selling your own products,
you still need to provide your own product
and make sure it works, make sure it gets produced,
whatever you need to do in order to deliver it.
Like for example, e-commerce or dropshipping.
You still need to take care of customers.
You still need to be able to find that product that you want to sell.
So it involves more work
and there is a limit to your time and scalability as a solopreneur.
But anything related to just sales and sales only,
oh baby, sky's the limit.
And that's exactly what I want to do as a solopreneur
and that's exactly what got me this beautiful baby right here.
This is my Ferrari key
and I wouldn't have gotten a Ferrari as a solopreneur
if I've picked the wrong business model.
So picking the right business model is key.
And if you're just focusing on sales,
your only job is to find customers for certain products or services
and take the customers to these companies
and get heavily paid for them.
And the best part is you don't have to deal with anything else.
And this is so important
because the difference between a successful solopreneur
and an unsuccessful solopreneur
is what he or she decides to keep within and to outsource.
And in this case,
the only thing we need to keep as our main responsibility is sales.
And that narrows the window even more to business models,
such as affiliate marketing and appointment setting.
Affiliate marketing is the process of sending third-party products
and to sell these products,
you need to be able to generate traffic from either viral videos
or paid traffic, such as ads.
And you can start selling any product online today.
And with appointment setting,
you can also sell a wide range of products,
such as different services,
such as program, educational programs,
fitness programs, whatever it is.
But you need to pick up phone calls
slash video calls and transform leads into sales
and get anywhere between 5 and 10% of the revenue
that you're generating on that sale.
What I don't like about appointment setting
is that you always need to take calls
and do them every day.
If you want to make money every day,
unless you find big deals out there,
you just need to close a few calls
and then you relax.
That's up to you.
But what I like about affiliate marketing is
it can be more passive and an autopilot
and I think it's just more comfortable for people to start including me
because I don't want to do phone calls all day.
So for me,
the absolute winner is affiliate marketing.
So how do you get started?
Well, you need products to sell
and you need to reach people
and you can either start from the products you want to sell
and then figure out how you're going to reach people
or do the opposite.
Know how you're going to reach people
and then find the products that are going to match that.
So let's start from how do you actually reach people?
And as I said,
there are two ways.
Number one is you pay for ads.
Number two is you generate traffic organically
like with viral TikToks or reels or shorts.
And number one is you pay social media platforms to reach people.
You literally place ads on Facebook,
on YouTube,
on TikTok,
on Pinterest or whatever it is
to showcase them your product.
You're going to create ads
that are going to be structured like this.
You're going to have a hook
that is going to grab the user attention
within the first five seconds.
Then you're going to present all the problems
these people have without having your product.
And then after that you're going to mention
that you have one solution to all these problems,
which is your product
and then you're going to pitch them the product
and there you go.
That's how it usually works.
Now.
I am a specialist when it comes down to paid traffic
also called media buying.
This is what allowed me to make the majority of my money
in my life
and I absolutely favor it
because it's a very predictable
and scalable way to generate consistent profits.
The downside of it is you're going to lose money
at the beginning
because you don't know what you're doing.
But my aim with this channel is to guide you
to avoid costly mistakes
and get to profits quicker.
Therefore number one tip is to start with Facebook ads.
Facebook is by far less expensive than other platforms
as it takes less money to start generating
some first initial sales.
Also the Facebook ads community is much bigger
than other platforms.
So in case of any issues,
you will feel less lonely when trying to solve them
Because there are many different guides
and blogs explaining how to figure Facebook out.
Also Facebook is very intuitive
and the beauty of it is that you can see all ads running
on Facebook with the meta ad library.
So if you go on Google
and you just type in meta ad library,
the first result is going to be the meta ad library.
So if you need to have an account,
but once you're logged in you can literally go in there
and type in anything you want.
You can look up any ads for any brand.
You just want to select ad category,
click on all ads, select the country.
I clicked on all countries because I want to see
but you can for example, just put in United States.
There we go.
And then for example,
if we're looking for ads that are selling like gadgets,
I'm just going to put in gadget and see what's showing up.
You can be super specific or very broad.
So here you can see different ads.
For example, this one is active
and it's running since March 9th.
Now it's March 27.
It's been almost three weeks running this ad.
So it means that it must be making some money
and I can take a look at them.
So here you can literally look up for anyone
that is running ads.
So if you know a brand
or once it gets to the point of picking products,
by the way, we're going to get there in a second.
You can then just put in the name of the products
that you want to sell and see what the competitors are doing
and getting inspired for them,
copy their same tricks or recreate the ads
that they are running
and they're showing promising results
because they keep spending money since months and months.
Like I can go deeper in this
and I can find ads that have been running
since February or even longer.
So yeah, this is a great tool
that Facebook allows you to check every single ad
and you can always check all the ads
that are being tested right now
so you can quickly see what works,
what doesn't work
and you can get inspired by all the different brands.
It's amazing.
And yeah, you can copy all the ad strategies
that you see here and imitate them.
So when you want to create your own ads,
you can literally spy on competitors
and see what's working for them
or in general what ad strategies they use
so you can imitate them
and apply them to the product that you are selling.
And the second way is organic traffic,
also free traffic
and you can create these so-called theme pages
just like this one.
On this page where you can see dog videos,
all they're doing is just reposting videos
they find elsewhere.
For example, on YouTube, on TikTok,
on other Instagram pages,
they download these videos
and they re-upload them on their own Instagram page.
Why focusing only on dogs?
Well, the idea is to build up a theme page
around a specific topic
so that you can then sell them specific products
and you can start reposting videos
you find online on your page
and focus on one niche ideally.
That way you will accumulate people interested
in a specific topic
and it will be much easier to know
what to sell them afterwards
because if your page talks about everything,
you will spread out too thin
and you will have viewers
but you will not have targeted buyers
and your goal is to make money,
not just views.
So just pick a topic for each theme page you create
and stick to it.
And if you want to post about more topics
then create different pages.
And where do you find products?
Well, there are high-paying affiliate programs
and there are low-paying affiliate programs.
The high-paying ones are called affiliate networks
and these companies know exactly what they're doing
because they work with brands
that understand affiliate marketing
and these brands are ready to pay you
100% of the revenue they generate on the first sale
and you might think why is that?
Well, what they're truly doing
is they're paying to get a customer
and once they have a customer
they're going to start selling them
other types of products.
Over the time,
their lifetime customer value
is going to be much higher
That's why these companies
when you sell a $50 product for them,
they're going to pay you $50
if not even more in some cases
because they will make money down the line
and that's amazing for affiliates
because we can just take over the internet
and start running ads aggressively
because we will outbid every other dropshipper
or e-commerce or any other kid out there
running ads for their own store
because we simply have more margins than them
because we work with bigger brands
that can afford more on the front end
and outbid everyone else.
Then there are also the low-paying companies
like Amazon.
They pay 1 to 10% of the revenue,
but that can be still good money too
because you see the number one advantage
of working with Amazon
is that everybody trusts Amazon
and they have billions of products
that you can sell
and the advantage of this
is that you have much more flexibility
in picking different products
because affiliate networks,
yes, they might have many many products
that pay a lot of money,
but they cannot compete
with billions of products available on Amazon
that you can profit from,
but my take is ideally
make page around nutrition
and focus on supplements
because supplement brands
are going to pay you even $100,
$150 for each sale
and you just need to create YouTube videos,
TikTok videos
or just reuse these videos
and just post them on your channel,
generate traffic
and put affiliate links in your bio
and people are going to buy
and your expenses are literally zero.
So the upsides are tremendous.
And if you want to know more
about affiliate marketing,
subscribe to my channel
and go watch my other videos.
For example, this one
where I talk about affiliate marketing
with paid ads
or go check out between my YouTube videos
because I have other videos
that speak about organic traffic
and affiliate marketing.
See you in the next video.
Peace.
