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How to make $10,000 per month posting content on social media (Full guide for 2024). First thing's first, If you've been posting and not making money, here's a couple of reasons why it’s happening: - You write content about yourself and about your experiences mostly. - You don't post enough content, so the content doesn't show up in peoples feed - You teach too much thinking you're giving "Value" - You share things that are irrelevant to your audience but you find amusing or cool. - You focus on content that gets you likes instead of 💰 by doing one, or a combination of the things above, you're not going to get sales. And the reason why is because people primary care about themselves. not you. if you're content isn't removing their objections, makes them feel understood, shifts their beliefs, or shows them a path from A to Z.... You might get a like... or even 200... BUT they won't care, and they won't buy. You have to make them CARE, and you do that by writing content that's gears towards them (not you) (Since we establish already that people care about themselves, first.) I've been writing of Facebook for 10 years now, I made millions only doing organic, which is really building an audience writing posts like this one your reading now. Because I posted so much content, I know exactly what the posts brought me 10k clients, and what posts brought me likes, but no clients. So if you ready to understand how to write posts that get people to pay... keep reading. Now that we established the reasons why your content doesn't make 💰 here's what kind of content you can post in 2024 that will make your more money than you ever dreamed of. - Attack a common misconception, limiting belief, or myth you're audience has - Self explanatory - The bigger picture - This is a piece of content where we connect what we Do, talk about or stand for to something greater and more  Important to our audience.  - Handling concerns/objections - I help you remove your audiences deepest concerns and objections In regards to what you teach, sell or stand for.  - Identifying with your audience - self explanatory - The teaching framework - In this one we are going to teach our audience something they want And help them get to a desired outcome  - Sharing personal stories - This builds massive trust, I know people with amazing stories that never share anything about themselves, WHY??!? - A common enemy - help you connect with your audience via  Addressing a common enemy. It could be a person, group of people, industry, organization or even a school of thought holding them back or hurting them in a way.  - Call out your audience! - When you call out your audience about something they do/think that stops them from being great. I have over 40 frameworks like these, but I think this should get you a good enough start.

Sometimes during the years I had very dark moments and messages from you guys saying how my content helped you, really made my day and gave me extra motivation to get through those bad moments. I'm dedicated to continuing spreading love, positivity and great knowledge in any way I can. Lets keep pushing, changing lives, and make the dream happy for our families.

So A few years back, We taught one of our early users everything we know about content. As a way to test the concepts our app was built on. Every strategy, tactic, system, you name it... I gave him everything. Then, out of nowhere, he starts sharing all MY stuff as his own. No shoutouts, no "thanks to my mentor" - nothing. I was seeing red. (LOL) I started a world war 3 pretty much, calling him out EVERYWHERE. And this lasted months. My whole brand and what I pried myself on was all these unique strategies I created... And now he was sharing them everywhere! giving "value" by teaching my strategies for FREE, on his FB wall. Every day I saw him getting praises everywhere, getting invited to events, getting people saying "A content is so amazing" (Won't share his name here) The guy even popped up in my dreams, I was haunted by him. LOL Anyways, I was panicking. No matter how much I ranted, it didn't change a thing. He was out there, and so were my methods. I was often pacing in my room thinking: If this guy teaches my tactics everywhere... I'm not unique anymore. And soon, everyone will teach what I teach, since it's out in the open now. So I had a hard think. If just teaching people "what to do" makes you easily replaceable, what else can I give them... that is different? than it hit me: It's not in the "what" - it’s in the "how." It's all about opening their eyes to new ideas, getting people to *feel* something, to *think* differently... Not just showing them the steps. But instead, teaching them how to think. I started focusing on stories and big ideas that challenge common beliefs, call out their BS when needed, attack a common enemy and showing them the "Big picture". We went from new "tactics" To new "lenses" in which they can see the world with. Two things happened when I started doing it: 1. The amount of likes I was getting per post dropped. 2. The amount of "DMS" I was getting from people tripled. People were now in my dms telling me my content HITS, and they want to learn (AKA they want to pay to learn from me). I don't know about you, but I would trade "Likes" for $$$$ every single day. So if you want to start making $$$$, ditch the "How to lists" and start giving people different lenses in which they can see the world. P.S This post was written with the help of Outbrand AI, our new content software. if you wan't to know more about it just comment Info below PPS This guy ended up making millions online, and doing big things. wish him the best.

I've seen some awkward moments recently with people using ChatGPT (How to avoid this... And use Chatgpt the right way) So obviously people do this because they hope it would make their brand pop (And save them time and energy) But in reality what happened is... People notice it's AI generated, and started trolling in the comment section. Like being really blunt and saying: You used Chatgpt!!! (So emberessing) What's worse, these posts are still online, serving as a reminder (Lol, why did they not delete them???) I'll be the first to say that ChatGPT is a big deal for marketers, like when Video Sales Letters came onto the scene. However, it can't replicate your unique knowledge or style. (Sorry) But here's what it can do: It should be used as an extension of your creativity. So get this: Here's how to use ChatGPT effectively without embarrassing yourself: - It can brainstorm content ideas for you. - It's great for shortening long pieces while keeping their meanings. - It can spot grammar issues and improve text readability. - If you need a narrative to make your point, ask it to create one. (And make a story) - When you're stuck, it can suggest expansions or ideas. - It can also make images for your posts with its new photo-gen feature, DALL-E 3. ChatGPT can make your work creative and robust, it's just isn't a full replacement. On that note, we're not at the point where AI does everything for us. (Because when it does, were doomed) Use ChatGPT as I've described, and you're playing the game ahead of 90% of your competition. P.S. Check out Outbrand for an AI experience that doesn't feel like AI—it's like a better version of an AI copywriter. Used it to create this post...

Having an automated webinar selling $1k - $2k offer as your front end funnel (aka you're willing to break even) allows you to scale faster than you could ever imagine and beat all of your competitors. Front End: The goal is to acquire as many new leads and customers as possible. Back End: The goal is to make profit. If you know, you know.