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I'm gonna start a 10 million dollar trash collecting business

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So if you want to start a business this video is for you

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We're gonna turn this trash into cash. The first thing you need to do is get customers

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And the easiest way to do that is to talk to people you already know and the easiest way to do that is to pull up your phone

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Look in your contacts and find one. Let's call Caleb

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Hey, what's up, man? Are you at that wedding? I am. Yeah. Well quick question for you

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This may seem out of the blue. Is anyone taking out your trash?

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Oh shit

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No, it's probably just sitting there smelling awful. Do you know anybody else who might be at the wedding?

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Who's also not taking out their trash?

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I know this is out of blue. I'll explain why so right now. I'm starting my little trash clean business

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I want to help five or ten people and just do my service for free

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I'll do everything and if it is good if you're open to leave me review

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I mean the world to me and if it sucks, I'll be telling me so I can make a better

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Well, tell you what why don't I do it for free? You're helping me out if it's good and you like the service

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I can talk to you about you know what it would look like afterwards in like two weeks. That work

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And the other folks that you know you think you do a three-way text intro with me

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Yeah, absolutely

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Thanks for supporting me man. I really appreciate it

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So that is number one of four different ways that one person can let other people know about their stuff

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There are eight ways in total, but today we're only going to talk about four of them and they are called

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Unsurprisingly the core four

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Welcome to Money Center where we break down this week's money-making activities

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Here we've got a strapping man in what appears to be a texito tank top

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We're gonna watch this game footage. Are you at that wedding? Interesting first question

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I'm guessing this is a personalized tidbit that you found out from the social medias doing a little pre-research or pre-search

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This may seem out of the blue. Is anyone taking out your trash?

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And right for the right for the jugular. All right. Let's see what was just happening

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All right, so we acknowledge what they said they were going to the wedding the compliment was that oh, that's nice

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Now could he have gone for a better compliment for sure? I'd give that a four out of ten on the compliment scale now

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What he didn't do was tie to a posture character trait?

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That would have been bonus points now. What does he do next? He asks another question and leaves the conversation whatever direction

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He wants to go in this instance

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Talking about trash any time someone is doing something that you want to do for them

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They spend the same resource which is time and so all you have to do whether you're traveling fitness services cleaning services

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Trash taking out services IT services whatever it is you say hey, how's all this stuff going?

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They say great and you say how do you have time to

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Insert the thing that you're trying to sell and everyone's like man

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I wish I had more time and you said oh boy

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I just happen to be a time salesman and I can give you some back all right

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Let's go back into this game footage. It looks like he's following a script which makes it less impressive or does it?

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He's actually following a script because if you don't know what you're doing just stick with the script

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I think that's what he's actually reading do you think he can read you know anybody else who might be at the wedding who's awesome

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He already assumed the clothes on this one and he's going for more do you know anybody who is

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Look into three Malcolm not have the trash during the wedding as a quick tidbit

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This is an outline. It's not going to be perfect and honestly when you do 20 or 30 or 50 of these you'll start to find your own rhythm

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These are the big things if we're thinking about these as milestones

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It's like hey, I'm not asking them. I'm asking if they know anybody now in this particular instance

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I was like man, I he clearly exhibited the issue, but if you've been like no

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I actually do have somebody's taking the trash or whatever a couple directions you could go there

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It'd be like awesome

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Are they doing it for free and then they would say no be like well?

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I will and then boom you could get the business or you just say hey

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Do you know anybody who is it's a very easy transition?

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So you're not asking them for business. You're not soliciting you're asking if they know

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And so then you give them the reason why because I'm taking on five case studies now case studies is a word that I didn't use in this

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But if you said hey, I'm taking on five trials or five people for free

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And I'm just trying to get some testimonials some reviews. Okay, let's go back to the the game footage

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If it sucks, I'll be telling me so I can make a better and we just outline both

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Outcome scenarios in the explanation which is either I'm good and you leave me review

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Which is my ask or I suck and you just tell me so either you get feedback or you get a review and it works great

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And the nice thing is you can make money three different ways from somebody for free because everybody in the stands is like

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I'm gonna make money give away stuff for free. Your time is valuable

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Your time isn't valuable because if it were valuable you'd be making money

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If you're not making money right now, guess what value says zero

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This gives you practice and feedback from friendlies, which is a great way to start

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Category one is that they will get the free service and be like this was awesome keep doing it and I'll pay you

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They literally just become customers option two is they then say hey, I don't want to do this

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But I'll leave you a review so then you get a review

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Version three of them making you money is that they just send you a friend even if it's not them

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And they could do all of those things somebody could leave you review send you a friend and become a customer

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But they could do any of those things individually and if you want secret door number four

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They could also say you know what you work at I don't want to send you a friend and I don't want to be a customer

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But I'll tell you what you could do better and that also makes you money in the long term

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Why don't I do it for free? You're you're helping me out and see notice the frame

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You're helping me out letting me do this for free. It's not hey

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You owe me one because I'm doing this for free for you

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Wrong frame of mind if you come in at that you're gonna be a weirdo and everyone's gonna sense it

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Because you're gonna have this weird resentment towards people because you're like I can't believe I'm giving

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The stuff away for free. They should be thanking me. No, they shouldn't because you have no reputation

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And you have no track record because if you did you wouldn't have to give it away for free

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But you are because you haven't done it and that's okay

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And notice he's still reading from this this screen so he might not even have a brain brains are optional in this

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That's how simple this is when you ask people who know you the other folks that you know

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Do you think you do a three-way text intro with me? Oh

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Snuck it back in remember earlier you said hey, do you know anybody said you know some people

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He remembered and said hey, well, why don't we do a three-way not the way you're thinking

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I see you

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But how do we do a three-way intro and the reason you do that is because if you say hey

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Can you make the intro to me they have to remember?

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But if you say right now hey do a three-way text while I'm here

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There's two things happen one is that you get the lead and here's the second sneaky thing that happens

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Is that because you actually have an intro of a third party in the message group the person who's getting intro

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Is way less rude overall? I think I think four and a half out of ten maybe a four point six and I'm mostly giving that because of the hair

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And the tuxedo tank regardless

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This goes to show you that you don't need to have a brain you can follow half of a script

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And you can still get a customer by talking to people who you know and asking them if they know anybody and just like that

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You can start your trash cleaning business because there are four ways you can make money from free people

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They become customers they leave you a review to get you a customer

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They send you a friend or they give you feedback that can make you better so that you can eventually actually be worth what you want to

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But there are two limitations

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Let's walk this way first limitation is that you only have so much time

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You're going to be calling people you're going to reach out to people and trying to get them to try your services or your products of some sort

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You can only do that so many hours today because it's just you

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Limitation number two is that you only know so many people you add up your email list your contacts and your phone

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Your followers on social media across every platform that you're on if you're on platforms

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You might have a thousand people who know you well

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If you did a hundred of those a day in 10 days you would have reached out to everybody now

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That doesn't mean that you shouldn't reach out to them again. You should

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But at that point you start to run into some friction

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So we just got our first customers from warm outreach as in talking to people we know one-on-one

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Now we're going to transition to getting our first customers from posting free content

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That'd be light

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We're under the best way to get your husband to take the trash out two things

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Number one instead of saying hey honey will you take the trash out say hey

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Would you mind taking the trash out?

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Hey, would you be opposed to taking the trash out? Would it be a huge inconvenience for you to take the trash out?

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If you say it like that instead of a yes-based question

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It's a no-based question because they're like no wouldn't be a huge inconvenience

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I wouldn't mind at all and then they take it for you because people are more likely to say no to things than yes

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But you get them to say yes by saying no the other way to make sure they keep doing it is it after your husband or your spouse does it

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That you reward them for doing it and that's where you say thanks so much that meant so much to me

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It's like you're my hero any of those types of things make it more likely that someone's going to do it again

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Now if you don't want to use any of these persuasion tactics

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Just call one 800 Alex trash and I'll do it for you

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And you can say you got it for your husband as a gift because he means so much to you trash is gross

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But if you're one of those people

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There's three ways that you can actually not have to touch your trash way number one

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Use a bag you take the bag just like a poop or scooper you take your hand

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And then you can go over the whole thing and then you dump it wait number two is you use tools like these

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Go down touch your trash and there you go hands free and wait number three is you can call one 800

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Alex trash because I love the smell of trash and I will do it for you

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And you are helping somebody who actually has barely any way to smell and so I wear these because I can't smell that good

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And so this is a natural line of work for me because I get to do something that doesn't bother me at all

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Here's how making free content works you make free valuable stuff for your audience so much though that they say give us more

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Give us more could either be more free value or paying you money for the services that you offer now

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Let's actually break this down in real time with these videos

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What are the best way to get your husband to take the trash out?

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What was that that was part one of content which is hook now

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I noticed how many seconds is that three seconds in the first three seconds are the most important three seconds in the content video

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Two things number one so notice I have a two step framework that I then introduce in the beginning

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Give step one give what it is then give an explanation of why it works

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And then I move on to step two and repeat the cycle and so that is a retaining cycle

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Which you can either use lists steps or stories or combinations of all three to keep the audience engaged and right now

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I'm going through lists steps and stories making this now

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Let's keep watching this one and see where this guy takes it

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Just call one 800 Alex trash and I'll do it for you

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And you can say you got it for your husband as a gift because he means so much to you

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And so the idea with the reward is that you want someone to share the last piece

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So it's either something that subverts the audience meaning something that they laugh at or think is funny

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Or it's some sort of action that you're going to have them take now ideally here

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This is funny enough that someone would send it to their friends now. Let's look at number two and break this one down together

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Trash is gross to everyone but me so trash is gross to everyone but me is a weird

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But probably effective hook because curiosity if you're like why is this person talking about this

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And the thing with content is you're gonna make many many many things and sometimes you would be surprised

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By what works and what does it so oftentimes you can start with a crazy topic or you can start with a crazy question

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Or just a factor or statement that people might find jarring any of those things might catch someone's attention so that they

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Keep watching wait number one

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Use it back and so each of these is an open loop

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So I'm opening the loop and then I close it with what the thing is

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But you're still like well what's number two and what's number three and the idea is that you retain them so that they watch it

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And wait number three is you can call 1-800

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Alex trash because I love the smell of trash. There you go

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Fun little wrap up on the video. We've got a hook

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We've got some retention tactic which has a list a step for a story and then some sort of reward or call to action at the end

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And just like that we have made two pieces of content following the

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Hook retained reward framework that you can use for any type of business now

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Pro tip on this if I were to start a local trash business

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I would say there's one of two directions. I would take my content in general

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You could also inner splice them one is actually talking to consumers and saying here

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Here's some tips about trash you probably didn't know about things that can make their life better

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Independent of using my services or you could make content targeted at people who you'd want to work at your trash company

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So might be targeted more around what a salesman job or a trash collecting job might look like so that you can attract more talent

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Either those strategies work and you could probably do both together because you would eventually just be known as the trash kick

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All right, I'm gonna give you a couple quick tips that have worked well for me on making content

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Number one people need to be reminded more than need to be taught so a lot of times we have this idea that I've said this thing one time in content

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Therefore I should never say it again because I would be repeating myself

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But it's arrogant to assume that 100% of your audience

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100% of the time consumes 100% of your content and

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Also, that if they consume something one time they wouldn't want to consume it again

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And or a version that's just slightly different from the original

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You'll probably see tweet reels for me that also appear in video format for me that also make their way into captions

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And full posts on the exact same concept and then I also talk about them in podcasts think about yourself

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Who do you follow you probably know the themes of stuff that they're talking about on a regular basis and you follow them because you want to be reminded

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I've watched comedians do the same bit over and over again because I think it's hilarious

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And so it works the same way with your own content if people like something make more of it

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Another one is that in the content that I just showed you I made a call to action at the end

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You could obviously not make a call to action at the end at all

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You could just make the content and cut it and then that would be perfectly fine

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And you could just expect that people would make comments they would like it or sometimes DM you anyways

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Just because they want to find out more

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I think that that one actually would work because I made the third way kind of funny

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And the cool thing is is that anybody who likes or engages or comments on your posts are leads because you can then

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Message them a lead as a person you can contact and an engage lead is someone who is showing interest in the stuff that you have

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We create content so that we can get people to engage so that we can then say hey

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I saw that you engage with my thing that gives you a reason to reach out to them without seeming like a scumbag

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And so like that is how you can generate leads for free using content

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I'm going to give you a frame shift that helped me a lot in the beginning when you're making content

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Looking at the number of views can be depressing because then you think man

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But I started to imagine whatever the number of views was as the size of a room I was talking it

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And so if I was willing to do a lunch and learn from my trash business with 15 people in it

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I was stoked and so the idea that 17 people watched my video is a full room

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It's a classroom

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And so the idea that I could do that and reach them for free

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Just reframe it and not comparing it to what a million clip view is but just saying what does 17 people look like wow

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That was worth it and if you can keep that perspective it becomes way less

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discouraging and everyone starts at this one big magical number

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It's not bad. It's not you sock. It's not that you're late

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Everyone starts here and you build from there

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And so that is how we got our customers from our second different way to advertise

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posting free content now we'll transition to reaching out to strangers one-on-one to get our next customers

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Hey

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Hey, how's it going pretty good reason we're knocking on your door is because I help the Johnson's your neighbor take out their trash

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And they sent me over here to ask you if you have somebody who takes care of your trash for you

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Do not well would you be opposed to me doing it for you? No, no actually that sounds incredible

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All right, well fantastic. So if you have any trash right now, I can just grab it

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Yeah, all right fantastic because I can take that out to my truck and then I'll get the rest of your stuff

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Hey, how's it going good reason I'm here because I took out the Johnson's trash

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What I do for a living and I was curious if you have somebody who takes out your trash

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I do yeah, well are they as awesome and smiley as me?

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Do they also do it for free for this month?

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No, because I'll do both those the extra smiley stuff is on me if it's actually free yeah

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Yeah, it's free for the first month and after that it goes at 29 bucks a month

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Okay, yeah, yeah, let's do it. Okay fantastic. Well, if you got it back

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I'll grab what I have and then I'll bring him out the truck and I'll come back with my cleaning supplies. Yeah, let's do it. All right

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Hey, how's it going? Hello, hello

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I take out the Johnson's trash and they wanted me to take out your

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So guess what just happened? I got to know and guess how much poor I am 0% poor and so you know what

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Yes, this can change your life, but you can have in many noses you want and nothing else changes

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Dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb and we're back for the

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It is you reaching out 101 to strangers and you can do that be it email phone call direct message SMS

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voicemail or not going on someone's door like I demonstrate it now

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Let's break down these puppies one by one. This was the nice guy reason we're not going on your door

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So right before we get into this there's a lot of setup here

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So number one, I have trash over my shoulder. The reason for that is because I'm already visually

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Devonsuating what I do and especially I'm dressed in work clothes

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You might think is this person here to fix something?

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I have curiosity working on my side because he might have a peephole or look through the window before answering the door

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Which most people do so before even getting the knock in the door

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I'm trying to look a certain way so that it increases the likely that they open the door

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Now the second thing is that I've got a huge secret weapon that most people don't do

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So the reason I talk earlier about giving away free stuff is that once you do give one person free stuff

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What do you think you should do with that free person?

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You should leverage it to the greatest degree possible to make as much money as you possibly can for giving away something for free

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Because if I can get 10 more sales from the one person I gave for free by name dropping them

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That's worth giving away the service for one person

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Free service and then go to every other door and say hey

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I work with the johnson's which then creates trust and they're like okay. This is legit

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And then I can bridge in so right now and I do that in the first couple seconds

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Because I want to disarm them so they don't act rudely to me

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If someone knows that you know someone they know

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They will act much more polite to you and before more likely to give you more time to make whatever

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Presentation you want to make and they sent me over here to ask you if you have somebody who takes care of your trash

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Notice the question that I'm asking after proceeding it with I help the johnson's out

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I ask the individual does he

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Have somebody who's doing this particular service because I'm not saying hey do you want me to take your trash out for you

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I'm asking if they have someone who's doing it because then I'm leading them on path that I have an answer on both sides

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It's a yes-no question that I have a hundred percent response that's good on either scenario

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So this one is an easy one because they're like I don't have anybody who does this particular service and believe it or not

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It's crazy as it sounds

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It's actually even better sometimes that they do have someone because that means they already are willing to pay for the service

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So by the way if someone already has or pays for something

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They're more likely to buy from you not less would you be opposed to me doing it for you?

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And so that's a no-base question so rather than saying hey do you want me to do it?

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I'm saying would you be opposed to or to be a great inconvenience to you etc

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Where it's an easier yes-by-saying no than a pure yes-based question for all the yes-based salesmen myself included

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I've closed plenty of sales I'm just saying you ready to start open to go on on Monday

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Let's get started whatever it doesn't mean it doesn't work

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It just means that in general when you ask a huge population a slightly higher percentage will say yes to no question

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Great we got the yes and we move on now as a side note here once you get the yes

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Shut the fuck up and go everything you say after the point they said yes is

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Increasing the likelihood that they changed their mind and so as soon as you get the yes

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It means that you've said everything is sufficient and everything after that point increases the risk that they reverse their answer

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You got what you needed get to the fucking truck get your shit move back there and then get it done now

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Let's go through the scenario of I do have somebody already and I was curious if you have somebody who takes out your trash

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I do yeah

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Same question just asking if they have the provider or not now he says yes here

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Do they also do it for free for this month?

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So I now have to have an alternative scenario that I can plant like an alternative offer

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Also as an aside in a live scenario you want to sound like someone they know

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And people they know don't say hi the reason that I'm calling is if you were on a call script you'd say hey

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Is this Jason

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Pause and they'll be like yeah, I'd be like hey, this is Alex

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Pause and then they're like where the fuck do I know Alex from now here. I asked him like hey, how's it going

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I'm not saying hey

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My name's Alex and I'm here to take a trash out and I want it like

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Breathe are they as awesome and smiley as me

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I'm a big rapport guy. I like cracking jokes at all times in sales now

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That takes a little bit more skill

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But it disarms people and people are way less likely to be rude to somebody who's just being incredibly positive upbeat and sunny

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And so you can be as ridiculous as we'll do they give you free smiles

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It's such a pattern interrupt that people are like

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What is this guy say they're not gonna be like fuck you. They're gonna be like you know what?

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No, they don't give me free smiles. They'd be like well, they should be because with a house like this

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I mean how much trash you must be creating a ton of trash and that makes my job better

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I love trash right like I could say that kind of stuff

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They're like god this guy's insane, but like at least he's funny

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And so I could literally have the exact same service and just because they like me better

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They'll give me the business

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But I pair that with what I say here is are they giving it to you for free

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No, no, they're not guess what that makes me better than the guys they have right now

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And so then it's like cool. He did me a favor on this is like so it's just free forever

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And it's like no, it's not free forever

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But I could code a bike truck come back and be like yep just to be clear like it's gonna be free for this month

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So the next three pickups or four pickups are on the house

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And that's just a way to earn your trust earn your business and hopefully give you some free smiles on the house

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And then after that it just goes at 29 bucks a month great

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Do you have your idea on you because I'd ask for that he'd go get his wallet

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He'd come back with his ID so they come with their ID you write down the information you say cool

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Can I change you for the card you want to use you hold on to it until they give you the card

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Then you swap cards you write down the credit card information so that they don't mess up the number because if they write it down

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They might change the numbers so that it doesn't go through so you write the card information say awesome

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Let me get your autograph boom

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Number three the one that everyone's afraid of I take out the Johnson's trash and they wanted me to take out your trash

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I will tell you this if you ever do door-to-door which is the most aggressive of the sales like the hardest one to do in my opinion

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You will earn respect forever from everyone

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Everyone knows what it takes to be a door-to-door salesman

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It's like you have to have thick skin and you got to learn how to talk to people if you look at Jeff basis

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You look at Bill Gates you look at Mark Cuban you look at Warren Buffett

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You look at some of the most successful people in the world

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They started in a door-to-door face-to-face toe-to-toe selling environment where they got to get rejected

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You have to learn how to sell as a base skill and it doesn't mean that you have to make money from selling

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But you have to learn the skill because you're gonna have to sell your wife

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You're gonna have to sell your kids you're gonna have to sell your employees you're gonna have to sell your investors

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You're gonna have to sell customers and so learning how to get rejected and moving along with your life and realizing that

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Knows are just coins that you tossed in the machine where you roll before you get your win

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You can just remember that that you're putting it together brick-by-brick the success that you want built-on knows

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Then you get to where you want to go faster and just don't take it seriously that guy's having a bad day has nothing to do with me

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I'm just asking if it wants to take a trash out

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Hey in case this disclaimer wasn't obvious

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This is a studio setting and we did it this way so that we could have perfect illustrations of each scenario real life is

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Hardly that clean some people answered the door of the gun

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But this just gives you an idea of just how to literally take the first step not gonna door talk to the stranger

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Ask the girl out do the thing and not be afraid of getting no because no is the price of yes

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So cold outreach presents three problems that we will need to solve together

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Problem number one is that you don't have their contact information number two is that even if I did contact them

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What do I say which comes down to a script and an offer and the third thing?

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I've got the contacts. I know what to say what my offer is

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But I'm not getting enough replies number one if we're trying to solve

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How do you contact someone you have to build a list?

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So you build listen three ways number one is that you build it with software just google software for lists

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Insert whatever your avatar name is for plumbers for home services for whatever you pay monthly fee

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You export a list that meets your criteria

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The second way you do it is you go to brokers brokers are people who own lists and then they sell those list to multiple people

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And so you go to mr. Listbroker you say hey, this is a list what I'm looking for how many you got and they'll say I've got

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17,000 contacts

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I mean to these criteria and you say awesome how much then you need to go little negotiate you negotiate

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And then option number three is you use the old elbow grease method

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Which is that you assemble the list yourself now assembling the list yourself is in my opinion the most valuable way to do it

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Because it's going to be a virgin list in the first two scenarios other businesses are also going to that software

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Also going to those brokers and so those leads might be tired of getting hit up

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It still works the long term in my opinion best way to do this is to find the leads yourself

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And you do that through looking at yelp google maps databases that exist online for free

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And you basically scrape them yourself you can also go to Facebook groups reddit forms things like that where people are already

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Assemble together all of these things are ways that you can build lists and the list should just have the way that you can contact them

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The second is you're like what do I say?

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Well, I have to script inside a hundred million dollar leads you can do that now the second part is

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BFV you're like what's BFV BFV is big fast value

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You'll notice that what I said with him was I had a free offer ready in my back pocket so I could disarm him

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If you're talking to strangers

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They're not going to be as friendly as the people who know you they're not going to be as polite

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And so you have to be even better with them with an amazing offer

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I'm saying something that is superior to what other people are charging for you'll be able to win more business

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And it's actually one of the biggest force multipliers

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Especially on cold outreach to get people to say yes because they don't trust you

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So you have to give them a big incentive to do it anyways

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The third is I'm not getting enough replies and you solve that with one thing

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Volume volume of reach out being willing to accept knows a hundred knows a thousand knows

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To get to your yes

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And we do that through automation and through collaboration

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So you get other people to do more volume with you and you also do technology to automate different portions of reach out

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Because believe it or not every part of this process of building the list

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Getting your you know phone system set up if you're doing cold calling

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If you're setting up accounts to do cold DMs all of these things are

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Automatable to a great degree and so get good at tech because it will give you huge leverage on the amount of

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Replies that you will get back for the effort you put it and so method number four is one of the biggest baddest methods

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Because it is the fastest and also the most risky to do but if you know how to do it well you can get bags of

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This

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This is money a bag of money

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So we just knocked on doors of complete strangers to get our first customers doing cold outreach

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And now we'll transition to our fourth and final of the core four running paid ads are you backed up in trash

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You smell that smell is that what your Sunday night smells like when your trash is built up from the whole week

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Does the smell of your trash drive you bananas because

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That time is over now. What's that you missed your child's practice again?

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You didn't get to watch your favorite show again

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You only have so many minutes in the day. Why would you spend it taking out your trash?

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Alex did you take the trash out? I'm watching the game on my phone

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Yeah

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Ever feel like that you don't have to anymore

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What's that you love trash as much as I do no impossible no one loves trash more than me

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And so why would you rob me of the opportunity to clean your trash up for you? Is this you every trash day?

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I missed it

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If this is what your Monday looks like or whatever your trash

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The day after you miss it then you know exactly what I'm talking about and so having seen house after house after house

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Busy professionals working home forgetting to take their trash out running after the truck to try and get it only to realize that they have to

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Smell their trash for another week or until the next pickup day

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It's terrible and so I decided to make a business just to solve that problem

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And so we do three things better than everybody else number one is that we will never miss a pickup day ever

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We guarantee that because if we ever do we will give you three free months if we miss even one pickup day because we're so reliable at it

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Number two is that we will always be on time and so you're not like where are they gonna pick it up?

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I know it's out there

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So your trash is just sitting on front of your door for a day while you wait for us to pick it up

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We say that we're gonna be there at seven

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We're gonna be there at seven and the third thing is is that you will only hear two statements from our team

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Yes, sir. No, sir. Yes, ma'am. No, ma'am. That's it. It's serviced with a smile

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If that sounds interesting, click the link or call 1-800-AlexTrasch

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Here running paid ads today the fourth of the core four talking to people who don't know you one to many

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This is how running paid ads works

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There's lots of free value in someone's newsfeed whether it's their television that they're watching or they're looking at the Instagram or the TikTok

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And then there's a paid ad that goes in between the value that they're receiving and then these are the strangers

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Which you pay the platform to gain access to now when we run a paid ad. There's really three parts to it

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You've got the hook you've got the meat of the video

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Which is just like retained by the way if you're like hope retain rewards like very similar

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The only difference is at the very end we're just gonna make a call to action right whereas in a piece of content

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You might not do that and just have some sort of funny moment or something that makes it more shareable

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That's the main difference between the two and so the way that I've made ads is a made ads for a long time

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The bulk of my material net worth has been made running paid advertising

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I have a decent amount of experience doing it. So let's watch together. Are you backed up in trash right off the bat

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We do have the hook which is a question. It's a yes-based question. Are you backed up now?

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I have three visual cues here to create curiosity and create a call out and filtering mechanism man with glove

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Trash slightly in the background. So this just looks weird

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And so I'm gonna get someone to maybe give me a half a second to their attention

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If this is what your Monday looks like

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So what I did it was present the problem you'll notice that all three of these things is simply honing in on who I want to respond

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Because when you're with ads the reaches guaranteed you're spending money to reach eyeballs

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You want to make sure the ad communicates that this is for this specific type of person so they respond you'll notice

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There's different ways that you can start and add with the callout all right

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So the callout usually goes before the hook the callout is you're trying to say to this specific avatar

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This is for you you can do visual callouts or you can do auditory callouts visual callout is something you can see with their eyes

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That says this is for me an auditory callout is me saying loss Vegas homeowners

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This is who I'm talking to which is the best hook is saying this is for you

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And then you put your real hook which is the question or the lead to the ad forgetting to take their trash out

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Running after the truck to try and get it these are all just pain points people who are busy at work

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They don't have time. They're coming back home. They're forgetting their trash day only to realize that they have to

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Smell their trash for another week or until the next pickup day pain

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They have to smell their trash because they forgot about it and it's sitting there the whole point here

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We're ad shading the pain. We're bringing up like oh, yeah, this is important. I really do need to fix this

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This is something that I hate having to do with and so we do three things better than everybody else

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So notice I'm then introducing three things all right

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So when I was selling fitness programs I saw fitness nutrition accountability trying to come up with three things

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For whatever the core service helps people

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Know that you're about to tell them what it is so that opens the loop so they're more likely to listen

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And then it just gives them a way to organize the information so they can know the benefits and I've just found three works great

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Number one is that we will never miss a pickup day ever and so I present the probably the biggest pain point that they have

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Because that's what I intro the clip with I put my guarantee right in the middle sometimes you can put the guarantee at the end

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Sometimes you put the guarantee at the beginning so you can move the guarantee around

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It felt like it matched most with this pain point and saying not only that just to go above and beyond

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I'm going to deliver this really fast value crazy amazing offer

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So if we miss one day we're going to be three months free now all you got to do is make sure that you don't do that

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And if you have a business then why would you miss it?

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But it sounds insane number two is that we will always be on time all right

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So the other issue is like what other pain points are there it's like well

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Even if you know that what day this someone's coming there do you want to have trash pot up in front of your house?

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It's another pain point

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So the deeper you know your avatar and the deeper you know the pain points that they're experiencing around

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What other problems the more detailed you can be in description of the pain and so copy and advertising is about the details

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The smell of the trash the chasing after it the having its pile up in front of your house

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The smell when neighbors come in not just like you smelling it but like have you read somebody else come in because then

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Effect status. So there's different ways that you can attack the same problem

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The first one I say might not be the one that they feel like they suffer from

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So I want to say multiple things so that one of them hits a pain point and they're like wow this does affect me

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And the third thing is is that you will only hear two statements from our team. Yes, sir. Yes, ma'am

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What's the next pain point is they probably have a lot of low skilled laborers who pick up trash who are not that friendly

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And don't have a lot of rapport and so for me to just elevate our services was everybody else to say yes, sir

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No, sir. Yes, ma'am. No ma'am because in today's day and age known treats anyone with respect

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And so my company would be about that because respect would be a pain point for these types of individuals

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And now we transition to CTA which is called action so that we actually get them to do something from this app if that sounds distinct

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Click the link or call 1-800 Alex trash and that is one example of yet you can have one or two or three kind of meaty portions of it

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Where you hit on the pain a couple different ways maybe talk about the benefits a couple different ways

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But you can have way more hooks because the hook is going to be the most important part of this ad because

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80% of people are going to decide not to watch your ad in the first three seconds

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So that's the part you test the most if you can get them to buy the ad in the first three seconds

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You have bought yourself more time to consume the rest of it. Is this you every trash day?

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So it's a yes based question in front of two visual callouts

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That look like somebody who is a homeowner who is trash that would be the hook

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You smell that smell is that what your Sunday night smells like yes based question with a very weird intro that might catch people's attention

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Does the smell of your trash drive you bananas?

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So that is a yes based question with humor and like if I wanted to attract doctors

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I wouldn't dress this way and I wouldn't be in this setting

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So the setting and the avatar of the person in the ad will do more to

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Attract the right types of people than anything else like if you want to track more women put women in the ads

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And if you're like man, I'm a guy and surprisingly all of my clients are men. It's probably because you're in the ads

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So if you want to have twice the reach have two or three or four different people in the ads that you have

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It's one of the easiest ways to double or trouble your business or lead flow

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What's that you missed your child's practice again?

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Didn't get to watch your favorite show again

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All right, so here's two yes based questions that those are both pain yes based questions that they say yes

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I haven't missing these things then I connect that to trash

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I'm bridging it to the trash problem. It's really a problem not having time

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I'm just choosing to put that towards trash. What's that you love trash as much as I do

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So just like that we've got a hook and a lot of there's visual action at the beginning of this to break the attention of

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The normal newsfeed that's what might be experiencing or the TV that they're watching

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I'm watching the game on my phone

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So that is a relatable moment that every man has had when they get asked to take out the trashes

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You're just doing something else that you'd rather do besides take the trash out and so each of these hooks can lead right into that original first video

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I sent you just cut off the first five seconds and then use this and then it clips right to

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There's three things that we do better than everybody else and then we go right into it and that's how you make paid ads

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And that gives us the fourth way that you can get customers in the core for for trash business or any other business

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You want to start and we put them all together? It looks like this

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Farms away

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So it'll be a montage if you throw in trash bags over your shoulder dumping it into the big old receptacle

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You're gonna be spraying the money gun everywhere because you've turned so much trash into cash

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We'll edit this down for YouTube. We'll make it for the podcast. We'll post on TikTok shorts everything. What do you think?
