Ronin are investors not copywriters. AI is great. But would you rather have an AI that can write copy to sell Gold at market value? ($5036 an ounce.) Or would you rather have a supply of gold for $1,000 an ounce? We, Ronin, don’t make more money because of better copy. We make money when we find an expert (or other supplier) who sells his/her offer to us wholesale for far less than market value. Example: I had an SEO coach who was selling amazing value for $100 a pop. I said, “if I can sell it for $1,000, can I keep half?" What do you think he said? YESSS!!! I did not try and convince him I was an amazing copywriter or had some AI that wrote copy that made people want to sell for ABOVE market value. Does that make sense? We MUST buy low! So low it’s a smoking deal to the end buyer. If I buy gold for $1000 an ounce…would you buy from me $4000 an ounce? When spot price is $5000? Yes! Would I need fancy copy? No! We are NOT trying to rely on our SALES or copy skills. If I come across a widget that costs $2000 and the market value is $2,000 then I need to be great at sales or copy. I don’t want to rely on that. I NEED to find a widget I can get for $200 when the market value is $2000. I won’t need an AI or pro copywriter to sell it for me. Those buy for cheap and sell high are plentiful with an investor mindset. But for the love of Ronin! We are the choosers! We should be asking our partners why their widget is worth the amount their asking if WE think it’s over priced. Not them grilling us about where we learned copywriting. This is a fun and simple game when we offer something of tremendous value for way less than its market value or we offer great terms. Or even “bids start at $1!!” 😆 Does this make sense?? What questions do you have? Rooting for ya, Travis

Working with a new partner on a BEAMER campaign. He hadn’t been emailing his list much at all lately, so we started the campaign with 4 warmup/preselling emails. Each of the 4 emails had reply CTA’s, and they all averaged a ~29% open rate. Brought in around 130 individual replies over the 4 emails. Then this past Monday we sent email #5 - which was an RSVP email. 11% open rate. Then this morning we sent email #6. No data on open % yet, but all signs are pointing to it landing in Spam. Any idea why we’d all of a sudden be landing in the Spam folder? For what it’s worth - we’ve been following a Monday, Wednesday, Friday send schedule? Maybe that was too frequent for a domain that hasn’t been sending much lately?

Quick not-so-humble brag for myself and @Kevin K-woww Nguyen Today, we've crossed the mark. 1,000+ Make 'Em Beg To Buy books sold in Brazil. Boo-ya!

Hey @Travis Sago (and any of you other CDOD badasses)... First of all...this CDOD shizz is RIDICULOUSLY good. Dangerous in the BEST way. Second...I've ran probably close to a dozen auctions at this point. I'm curious...it seems to me that I should make my own BAV to send to peeps who respond, yeah? Or am I a dumdum and should be sending yours? Third (and last for now, I promise)...I've got about 450 peeps in my Profit Saviors group which is all about found money...should I direct CDOD leads THERE? Or create a new pond to stock? Fourth...JUST KIDDING. I'm done.

When I ran my Dead Group Goldmine auction, I made more money by talking to people who commented on my pre-auction post. DM'd every commenter: "Hey [Name]! Thanks for commenting on my post about the dormant group auction. Do you have a group that's been sitting dormant, or are you thinking about starting one?" When they answered, I used X-ray T2 and dug deeper. Whatever they say, your job is to dig deeper. - "Tell me more about that..." - "What else is important to you?" - Get SPECIFIC about what they want Keep them talking. It's rarely the first thing they tell you. The conversations will tell you: - What language THEY use (not your assumptions) - What they're REALLY buying (it's not "dead group revival" - it's something deeper) - What price point makes sense In my case, I discovered that I can also position my strategy for new groups with low active members, instead of just focusing on dead groups. Then everybody interested received a DM: "I'm going to run an auction where the winner gets the exact post structure, positioning, and step-by-step process I used. But before I do that, I wanted to talk to a few people like you to make sure I'm including everything that matters. If you could get your group making [their desired result] - what would be worth paying for that?" This tells you their price sensitivity WITHOUT you throwing out a number first. There were a couple super HOT people, so I DM'd them: "You know what - you seem like exactly the right person for this. The auction might go higher than makes sense for you. What if I just hooked you up directly for $[reasonable number based on their buying history]? Would that work?" Closed them even before the auction started.