I had two gents on Planet Mojo run a challenge on Skool... Instead of having participants fill out an app, get on a sales call, etc... They sent 'em to a POLL on Skool... The POLL sorted and sifted... And then they "No Call Closed" $4k+ sales right from the DMs. Challenge to Poll is just ONE way we POLL DANCE! 😂 Next week... I'm posting part TWO on my Substack about my best lead generator of all time: The POLL! If you missed part one of the Leads on Demand Tutorial... ===>Catch up here Rooting For Ya, Travis PS Auctions are my 2nd-favorite community lead and sales generator. Polls are my #1 favorite. You'll understand why if you've watched part one

Quick note: I posted this inside the paid Ronin group and got permission from Travis Sago to post this here too... wanted to make sure people here saw this because if you wanna make money with communities I've found this is the best way. Hey y’all. Been super busy lately and wanted to share a bit about what’s been happening. If you haven’t seen what me and @David Botella did recently for a creator… Check out how we added an extra $136k in revenue running a 3-day event here I love being the growth partner for creators. I focus on bringing in sales. They focus on the content (which they’re usually very good at). We make sales together, BOOM. I’ve run multiple different types of campaigns before: ==> Big Ticket Email Mojo. ==> Virtual Auctions. ==> T3 Campaigns. And although they’re all my babies there’s some drawbacks to each of them. In my opinion, I think it really depends on your personality type and what type of work you enjoy doing. I don’t consider myself the best offer creator or the best copywriter. I don’t even consider myself that creative, honestly. So for me personally I like marketing strategies that work without me having to be a genius. Running these 3 Day Events consistently work for me and have a high success rate. If you’ve been doing this for a long enough time you know how much it sucks when you run a campaign and it flops. Expectations are high and you’re counting the future dollars but it bombs (ask me how I know LOL). Even if you run that test and get 100’s of hand raisers it doesn’t always bring in the money. And this can happen for many reasons. It’s hard to pinpoint the main cause. Sometimes the audience isn’t warmed up enough to buy. Or in other words, the golf balls are so far away that it feels like you’re tapping from the tee. But the thing I’ve been doing that’s getting the best results right now? 3 Day Events.

As I have said in here before, I have a small Warhammer Skool group. The group has been stagnant until yesterday when I offered a 200 dollar gift card that can be put toward Warhammer models for the person who invites the most people to the group. People started inviting right away. Now, I upgraded my Skool group too, to make sure that anyone who invites people also gets affiliate commissions. Three people are fighting for the prize gift card now and people are coming in with no effort on my part. Even if it stays where it's at, over gotten several new group members and they're actively participating! For $200 this is a huge win and cheap, extremely targeted traffic!

I've done 8 auctions now, with a mixture of big names, smaller names, big results and terrible ones here's what I have learnt... 1 - We are the chooser! I made the error a couple of times here by thinking 'Yeh, but Ryan they have a HUGE list...' Even though I knew they were a nightmare to deal with, they kept wanting the copy changed they focused on the hammer... but I told myself even though all that I would make enough money to make it worth it... Guess what? I didn't. So now if I wanna work with you then you are getting tested at every point and I can pull the plug at any point. I wont mention names but 2 of the people I worked with would have easily hit 6 figs had they not got too involved. One even agreed after... 2 - Get everything you need before the auction. Wowza didn't think this would be an issue but getting payment links etc... get everything you need before so you aren't faffing around trying to get links to close people. 3 - You really don't need to be that good. Good offer KILLS everything. I worked with a dude, small audience, but a killer offer, in a niche where people have money, he got everything to me, was easy to deal with and we CRUSHED it, like $20K in 24 hours EASILY. It didn't even feel like work. I am not that great a tapper. I make mistakes but with an auction most people are wanting in ASAP. You give them the 3 tiers and they are busting a gut to get in... 4 - Do as many test posts as you can... It's really easy to get a test post out there and even easier for them to see if they will get an engagement. It ticks the box for the person that they will get people bidding... but for you it tests them, you send a google doc and they don't bother clicking it... good you are out. If they won't do that they will 100% mess around with sending emails to their list etc... and thats before you ask for money... I had one person say 'I cannot be doing with the 2 mins voice note you sent me.' Ok well if you cannot listen to 2 mins of me explaining the posts, the emails etc... then bye bye bye.

Facebook certainly doesn't add your groups to paid advertising!