I started my ecom adventure, almost 3 years ago. I was 100% focused on
infoproducts and ecourses before that, selling information, then I added 
Ecommerce and things got really interesting.

You're going to want to read every word of this email as there are some
good nuggets and take aways below, then click on the link and follow the
directions....

It seems everyone is touting the ecommerce dream, and rightly so... as
more people are making money from this model than ever before.

Think about it... people are making money on these platforms:
Shopify
Amazon
eBay
Zazzle
CafePress
Viral Style
Gear Bubble

... and so many more out there are coming online everyday cause the 
trend is so huge.

The market is BIG and even little markets can produce $100,000 to $1 Million
dollars in just under a year with proper selling methods.

I'd like to teach you how you can join the ecommerce revolution at my next
workshop in Atlanta, GA - OCT 29 and 30 - which is this coming weekend, and
I have 5 scholarships to give out to 5 lucky people who apply and book a short
call with me. - Don't wait cause these 5 spots will be gone in a matter of hours!
https://spa.clickfunnels.com/strategy-booking-page

So, here is my blueprint for how you can make $500-$1000 a day. I'll go much
more into details with this at my live workshop next weekend in Atlanta, and actually
show you the product I am selling and how I found it and how I am marketing it but
overall I do this...

1. Find a product that solves a major problem and helps people save time, energy,
money speeds things up, makes life easier, makes people happy, fuels their
passions. For this, I find products at Aliexpress and then put them into my Shopify
store, marking up the price to make a nice $5 to $20 profit on the items I choose to sell.

2. I research audiences on Facebook to put the product infront of, practicing the
message to market match principles. I am going to sell to people who most likely will
buy my product through very specific niched out interest targeting and audience
targeting. I do customer research to my my "Audience Avatar" which opens the door
to finding passionate people in passionate audiences that Facebook will allow me to
target. I Spend a lot of time here, developing good audiences that are proven to buy.

3. I set up a couple types of Facebook ads to test my product to see if there is interest,
and if I got my target audience dialed in.

A. I do a PPE ad - Page Post Engagement Ad - which is meant to get Likes, comments,
tags, shares and also purchases - but ideally, this ad type shows me if people like my
items because they will actively engage with the ad and share my ad with others due
to the "coolness" factor the product brings. If I don't get much or any engagement, I may
have chosen the wrong audience or the wrong product to the right audience or totally
just missed the mark. I spend $3-5 to figure this out and will know within 10 hours if
my item is going to sell or to kill my campaign based on specific benchmarks I have
developed to gauge my ads against. I mostly kill almost all of my campaigns, until
I find a winner and this does not bother me. Sometimes I go 30 times until I find a 
winner and again - I don't care how many times I fail - I never give up.

B. I do a PPE/WC ad - This is a hybrid ad, where I am still doing a PPE type of ad photo
post, but also a website conversion objective ON TOP of my PPE Ad. This ad is set to
get SALES  and CONVERSIONS. If the PPE ad got sales, then the WC Ad should get
sales too. I want to see my clicks to website less than .40 cents. I want to see Pages
Views (people clicking from my ad to my sales pages), I want to see Add to Carts 
(People adding products to cart with buyer intent) and most imporantly, I want to see
Purchases (People... buying!). If I don't get these then I evaluate and course correct.
Maybe I am selling something 1000's before me already tried and I am late to the 
party - this happens a lot. Or maybe I put the wrong audience infront of the right 
product? This happens a lot too.

C. I do a Video Ad - I make a video slideshow or grab a video on youtube that easily
demonstrates what my product does and what problem it solves and I try to edit that
video to 30 secs to 1 min 30 seconds long. I learned from Billy Mays, in the TV Show
"Pitchmen" that when using video, you must make your product "Demonstrable". Show
the function of what the product does, show people using the product. Show it solving
a problem people have. I find good videos to use that I curate content from

People buy solutions.

The sun is in my eyes when I drive - Solution - Sun Glasses
My iPhone is getting nicked and scratched - Solution - Phone Case

Everyday, people are going online to buy solutions. You need to be there providing 
solutions to people's products and driving very specific and targeted traffic to people
to show them what they need to solve their biggest problems.

This is what I teach during our 2 day accelerated learning workshops. And in Atlanta
you'll walk away with a fully functioning store and be ready to make money and take
orders before you leave - guaranteed!

Join me in Atlanta this coming weekend, and fill out a quick application to see if you
qualify for a scholarship here:
https://spa.clickfunnels.com/strategy-booking-page

In His Grip, ><>
Jeff Mills



PS - the surprise is... ONE LUCKY APPLICANT will win a FREE SCHOLARSHIP
and attend our event at ZERO COST - so you better apply now!