Auctions are the damn funnest thing online, right? Ran a few myself. But managing them can be a pain depending on the platform. FB? Pain in the ass when it comes time to DM all the bidders. Can't even count how many sales we lost in the "Message Request" box. Got me thinking (can be very dangerous sometimes)... Other folks are having the same issues. Skool is the best option for auctions. But then you gotta start a Skool group, get it all setup, etc. And then there's the $99/mo nut if you don't get your auction up during the trial. Pricey if you only run one auction. What if you had a Skool group that's already setup to run your auction? You come in, run it, but don't have to worry about all the setup. Need to DM the bidders? ✔️ Email them? ✔️ Don't want to think about the group or the bill after? ✔️ Curious if that would help ya?

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I’m just a boy from Arkansas. It pleases me to no end that Phoneless Sales Machine will be taught in German speaking countries! I’ve sold my stuff to over 78+ different countries over the last 20 years…much due to licensing mojo. It’s never cost me a penny out of my pocket. The recurring royalties and reach is more than I could’ve ever imagined. If you’ve got something that changes lives in some way, large or small, and want to impact the world, but don’t have a huge advertising budget… 👉 Package up your brilliance. 👉 Find a licensee and let them rent it for royalties. (Where do you find them? TIP: My German licensee is a customer. Your past customers are the easiest deals to make.) 👉 Don’t do an exclusive agreement until you’ve got a few deals under your belt. Non-exclusive is super safe. 👉 Base your royalty percentage off how much help and support you want/need to give them to get rolling. I only do deals where I don’t need to do much support at all…so I usually do deals between 10% to 25% of gross sales. 👉 Repeat until rich and you’re known all over the world 😆 Thank you for letting me celebrate with you! Questions? Rooting for Ya, Travis

It wasn't a trout!!!!! DAMMMMMMIT!!!! That's my reaction after fighting a giant fish I think is a brown trout. Only to find out it was a sucker fish! That's how it was with a recent coffee date. Actually...we didn't even get on Zoom. I wasn't going to take this guy on as a partner, but (my focus is elsewhere) Figured he might be a good hand off for the right Ronin. But he refused to share his numbers. "Why do you want to know how many sales I have for my coaching?" My reply... "Sorry dude, I must have watched too many episodes of Shark Tank. They always ask for the numbers right up front. I figured if some billionaires are asking for that, maybe I should?" Needless to say, I let that sucker fish go.

I asked A.I. to write me a simple playbook based off the New Money from Old Courses training and other posts in the group… … for use to structure my first licensing deal, even if I'm a complete beginner and don't have my own IP to rent out. Here’s that Playbook: (complete with examples, how-to’s and Travis-style tips included) *** Reader beware - there’s more hyperlinked reference posts in here than a new car dealership full of wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube men *** ==== Step 1. Find IP to License (or Distribution to Control) - Look for "trash can assets" - old/current courses or content creators aren't actively using (or in the same way you want to use it) - Example: Travis licensed a webinar recording in just 8 lines over Facebook Messenger - How-to: Reach out to past customers or subscribers: "Hey, I noticed you created [product]. Are you still actively selling it? I might have some ideas to breathe new life into it." - Check the Welcome Start Here post comments. Lot of IP owners introducing themselves there! Travis-style tip: "Don't be afraid to start small! Even a single email template or sales letter can be licensed and turn into a steady income stream. Remember, you could license an email for $1,000 that might bring in royalties for years!" [Want more Loot? LICENSING not WRITING is the answer...] Travis-style distribution-first approach: "If you're starting from scratch, consider finding someone with an audience first. Approach influencers or businesses in your niche and ask if they're open to collaborations. Once you have a 'yes', you can then go find the perfect product to match their audience's needs." [Newbie question comments]