$10,000 per client

[stepdub]

Hey guys.


I'm trying to climb up the ladder, and researching on what services in internet marketing could help me earn $10,000 per client. I have the time, money, two employees and can quickly arrange whatever resources are necessary to reach this target.

I've been making money on Upwork actively and have achieved such figures regularly, but in non IM niches, and it was never consistent. I'd like to concentrate on higher income niches now.

Appreciate if you can point me in the right direction.

 

[donald2024]

May be market to the franchise? They will have big pockets

 

[2020vision]

Any high ticket with some kind of reoccurring revenue

 

[t2van]

Hey guys.


I'm trying to climb up the ladder, and researching on what services in internet marketing could help me earn $10,000 per client. I have the time, money, two employees and can quickly arrange whatever resources are necessary to reach this target.

I've been making money on Upwork actively and have achieved such figures regularly, but in non IM niches, and it was never consistent. I'd like to concentrate on higher income niches now.

Appreciate if you can point me in the right direction.

IF

and this is a BIG IF

You are already achieving such figures as you put it i.e 10k clients. Why are you looking for IM services to generate 10k per client?

Are you not already offering an internet service that is paying 10k...

 

[macdonjo3]

You need to have a reputation. I've worked with agencies that bill up to $500k/mo/client but they have a 10+ year track record with tons of case studies from leading brands.

Have you increased Slate.com's organic traffic by 250% over 12 months? Yes? Okay, put that case study link on your homepage. Asics will eat that up when they browse your site next and certainly shoot you an email.

You can't just be joe blow and get $10k/mo unless you are good at smoke and mirrors. The agencies I know that get away with charging that have 10-20 employees and their CEOs are really well known in the marketing space in their respective city.

When I search you on LinkedIn, what am I seeing? A list of high quality employees with lots of experience or education?

Some things to ponder.

 

[lucky.sparks]

Its not the service you need to look into, but the client.

 

[planets queen]

Focus on Trade Platforms Clients !!!

 

[SEOhacks]

Real Estate - intermediary

 

[CyHead]

Are you referring to $10k/month per a client or $10k a year per a client?

$10k a year is realistic if you're starting off, but $10k/month marketing spends very often get pushed to established marketing agencies. You will up against some of the biggest names and it's hard to get those kind of clients, because that's far above a smal-mid-sized business.

$10k per a year/client is about $1k/month which is very doable & actually quite easy. Just pick a niche that's in dire need of help right now - like retail stores (find local ones in your area that aren't a franchise).

 

[stepdub]

You need to have a reputation. I've worked with agencies that bill up to $500k/mo/client but they have a 10+ year track record with tons of case studies from leading brands.

Have you increased Slate.com's organic traffic by 250% over 12 months? Yes? Okay, put that case study link on your homepage. Asics will eat that up when they browse your site next and certainly shoot you an email.

You can't just be joe blow and get $10k/mo unless you are good at smoke and mirrors. The agencies I know that get away with charging that have 10-20 employees and their CEOs are really well known in the marketing space in their respective city.

When I search you on LinkedIn, what am I seeing? A list of high quality employees with lots of experience or education?

Some things to ponder.

Thanks for sharing this. In the last few months, I did some of these things (though I read your comment just now). A combination of top case studies + high-level reference clients + a well written Linkedin profile - it helped me close my first $20,000 service client just last month. Using this client's work as a case study, I'm going to start hunting for similar clients.

Its not the service you need to look into, but the client.

I agree with this. The service would matter here though - it should be within my circle of competence - something that I can do well at scale, or find a fulfillment team who deliver kickass service.

Focus on Trade Platforms Clients !!!

Examples?

Real Estate - intermediary

Working on my first real estate commission-only type deal. A condo construction in Colorado. Client is looking for investors who'd fund a $12 Million Project. If I close this, I get 3% commission

Are you referring to $10k/month per a client or $10k a year per a client?

$10k a year is realistic if you're starting off, but $10k/month marketing spends very often get pushed to established marketing agencies. You will up against some of the biggest names and it's hard to get those kind of clients, because that's far above a smal-mid-sized business.

$10k per a year/client is about $1k/month which is very doable & actually quite easy. Just pick a niche that's in dire need of help right now - like retail stores (find local ones in your area that aren't a franchise).

I was talking about $10k per month. In the last few months, I met people on and off BHW who are making much more than this. I now believe this is easily achievable.

 

[macdonjo3]

Thanks for sharing this. In the last few months, I did some of these things (though I read your comment just now). A combination of top case studies + high-level reference clients + a well written Linkedin profile - it helped me close my first $20,000 service client just last month. Using this client's work as a case study, I'm going to start hunting for similar clients.

Congrats man - that's a huge accomplishment! Making more than 99% of the forum!

 

[splendiddog]

in Colorado. Client is looking for investors who'd fund a $12 Million Project. If I close this, I get 3% commission

I sent you a dm reg this

 

[stepdub]

Congrats man - that's a huge accomplishment! Making more than 99% of the forum!

Thanks I don't think that's a lot of money - many BHW Jr.VIP members make a lot more than this.

 

[Yrior]

Working on my first real estate commission-only type deal. A condo construction in Colorado. Client is looking for investors who'd fund a $12 Million Project. If I close this, I get 3% commission

Finally found someone that does (almost) something similar to what I do. My pm is open to you if you want to network or exchange ideas.

 

[crnack]

You could do something for us one time in your life and let us clone your process.

jk

 

[DanDD]

Do you have your own upwork agency or work as a single freelancer account?

 

[DevMask]

Getting a $10,000 client is not difficult, I regularly do. That is one time works.

But getting a client who pays $10,000/every month is difficult unless you have a proven track record and give them the ROI they look for.

 

[stepdub]

Getting a $10,000 client is not difficult, I regularly do. That is one time works.

But getting a client who pays $10,000/every month is difficult unless you have a proven track record and give them the ROI they look for.

True. The current client I got is a one-off deal. I'm looking at ways to either find more clients who'd pay such figures or explore services where I could make such amounts recurring. Mind if I DM you to chat about some ideas?

 

[stepdub]

Focus on high ticket sales

Any ideas? Industries?

Do you have your own upwork agency or work as a single freelancer account?

Solo freelancer account.

 

[macdonjo3]

Thanks I don't think that's a lot of money - many BHW Jr.VIP members make a lot more than this.

Many do! But most do not. It's a big accomplishment - you should be proud.