$10,000 monthly profit. Selling and reselling services. Target profit is $100k profit this year.

[Henrynewbie]

Do you promise to provide constant support to your clients after closing the deal?

If you do, is the agency/service provider taking the customer support job or do you handle this by yourself?

The suppliers provide the support

Could you share your website boss? I wonder what it looks like in design, content, etc.
I also congratulate you success on your journey.

not sharing that

Wonderful topic, thank you for it. But I can't understand how you convince people to pay such sums without a guarantee of work. On fiverr and other freelance exchanges, this function is performed by the site itself. And how do you do it? It seems to me that out of 100 hot clients who responded to your letter, 99.99 must be discarded at the prepayment stage.

sell value of your product.

 

[socialglamup]

10K a month is cool…but how people dictavle is that income?. If you can’t predict something, you can’t say that it is beyond your capabilities. Such thinking is not thinking of a persistent and successful entrepreneur. My recommendation is to forget about things that you know now and change your mindset from inert and reactive to proactive style. It is much better for you to have failed ideas, instead of a failed company.

 

[Henrynewbie]

10K a month is cool…but how people dictavle is that income?. If you can’t predict something, you can’t say that it is beyond your capabilities. Such thinking is not thinking of a persistent and successful entrepreneur. My recommendation is to forget about things that you know now and change your mindset from inert and reactive to proactive style. It is much better for you to have failed ideas, instead of a failed company.

Fail regroup ad try again.

 

[Wilsam]

Wow. Thank you so much for this thread!

Nice to hear that it's possible for a Kenyan to make such big figures in such a short time. Have you ever had a client insisting they want to call you and once they realize you are not from the US, they kind of get shocked? It has happened to me... Some change their minds when they learn that you're from the 3rd world, as if you have the plague or something.

But like 99% of my past clients have never bothered or tried to call. We always work via email and 100% of them have loved my work, and referred others to me. I am an illustrator by he way and 99% of my freelance work has been illustrations for children's books. I wish I discovered a niche like yours, which promises clients that my service will make them money. And I wish I could get such courage, lol.

Wishing you prosperity mate!!

 

[Henrynewbie]

Wow. Thank you so much for this thread!

Nice to hear that it's possible for a Kenyan to make such big figures in such a short time. Have you ever had a client insisting they want to call you and once they realize you are not from the US, they kind of get shocked? It has happened to me... Some change their minds when they learn that you're from the 3rd world, as if you have the plague or something.

But like 99% of my past clients have never bothered or tried to call. We always work via email and 100% of them have loved my work, and referred others to me. I am an illustrator by he way and 99% of my freelance work has been illustrations for children's books. I wish I discovered a niche like yours, which promises clients that my service will make them money. And I wish I could get such courage, lol.

Wishing you prosperity mate!!

Most people won't bug you for a call if you have a service they need as you've said.

 

[Henrynewbie]

The weekly payments are becoming lower and lower my average was $1500 weekly, now about $300 too low for the goals I had set.... Getting into another niche as this niche is slow for me to reach my goals.... Will be posting when everything is up and running in about a month in the new niche.

 

[SeniorK47]

Quiet a good question

 

[Henrynewbie]

But like 99% of my past clients have never bothered or tried to call. We always work via email and 100% of them have loved my work, and referred others to me. I am an illustrator by he way and 99% of my freelance work has been illustrations for children's books

As you have said most people don't bother to have a call prior. If you have referrals of work done... Use that in your emails... "I've done this and this for x and x company"


Referrals and case studies is what I use to avoid the calls... Even if you hop on a call and you have case studies... Why should this be an issue. You actually do what you are selling. You have referrals why should a call scare you????

 

[Rootsy]

The weekly payments are becoming lower and lower my average was $1500 weekly, now about $300 too low for the goals I had set.... Getting into another niche as this niche is slow for me to reach my goals.... Will be posting when everything is up and running in about a month in the new niche.

Maybe you can run this niche on the side as you look for greener pastures. Btw, you are an inspiration.

 

[Henrynewbie]

Yes I am running this on the side while searching for other opportunities.

 

[CampData]

Hey there,
Follow me on my journey to $10,000 profits monthly reselling services.

BACKGROUND
-28 Yrs old male, 3rd world country.
-Last year from around August- December 10th made $40,000 profits selling & reselling online services to businesses.
-Spent half of it last year buying stupid shit, which also cost me a lot of time. On 1/1/2022 got robbed $19k from my bank after getting spiked on New years eve. This was all my fault, as I didn't follow rules that I have plastered all over my room walls, (1. No spending money on stupid shit. 2. Never getting too drunk. To be unaware of your surroundings)- Don't ask about this, it's already in the past. We are here to talk about the $10k monthly profits journey.
-Enough of the cry baby shit, Moving onwards.

PLAN
1) Start selling and reselling online services to businesses. Target offers with high margins. eg Below-:
-An offer with $500 margin. I need to sell to 20 clients a month to get to $10k(possible but very unlikely)
- An offer with $2000 margin. I need to sell to 5 clients a month to get to $10k( possible and manageable)
-An offer making $4000. Sell 3 a month to make $12k( very possible)

=>Normally what happens is that you can get lucky and get a client who will be paying you monthly say $2500, this makes filling up to $10k profits monthly very easy.
=>WON'T BE DISCLOSING THE SERVICES I'M SELLING OR RESELLING.

2) Get clients through cold email and linked in.
- This is self explanatory.

PROGRESS
-I have closed 2 deals this week.
1) $500 (05/01/2022)
2) $1000 (07/01/2022)

Total revenue is $1500.
Total profit is $683.50 ( Paid service provider and bank account fees, I use wise.com to get international bank accounts)

Screenshots attached below.


CONCLUSION.
-Will be replying and updating the thread each Saturday.
-Stay off the booze and smoking.
-Do Deepwork I.E - 3hr sessions of productive work with no disruptions. FOCUS
-Workout 6 times a week.
-Practice doing 100 push ups with knuckles by December( punishing myself)
-Outwork everyone!
-Don't dm me asking for favors, I am not selling anything. Ask questions on the thread.


->WISHING EVERYONE ON BHW A PROSPEROUS 2022. LET'S GET TO WORK GUYS AND LET US ALL LOVE OUR HUSTLE<-
OUTWORK THE WORK, BE RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR OWN FUTURES. lol

Nice share OP
3rd world country Powa!!!

You must be good in copywriting. Right?

I used to do cold emailing for a multi-million dollar company before Covid, gotta say:

• This worked (even with low open rates) as the brand was established
• & cold calling with a team of talented sellers

We were in a very particular B2B niche and we made lots of money

People asking about pro email warming : Of course you need that, or you'll end up in spam or worse : blacklisted. And never use Gmail or other Free services. If you have budget go for a mailing service like Mailchimp or Sendgrid (makes it look legit and you won't have to worry about warming your address)

Good luck with your journey Bruh!

 

[Henrynewbie]

Maybe you can run this niche on the side as you look for greener pastures. Btw, you are an inspiration.

Yap.

Nice share OP
3rd world country Powa!!!

You must be good in copywriting. Right?

I used to do cold emailing for a multi-million dollar company before Covid, gotta say:

• This worked (even with low open rates) as the brand was established
• & cold calling with a team of talented sellers

We were in a very particular B2B niche and we made lots of money

People asking about pro email warming : Of course you need that, or you'll end up in spam or worse : blacklisted. And never use Gmail or other Free services. If you have budget go for a mailing service like Mailchimp or Sendgrid (makes it look legit and you won't have to worry about warming your address)

Good luck with your journey Bruh!

Lol about copy writing, my email copy is very short( Twitter short).

I've tried both long and short copy. Most people won't bother reading your paragraphs of copy. Not unless they are expecting an email from you.

Thanks for your input.

 

[CampData]

From my experience : how you write and if you're compelling the recipient to click and read through, is more important than the size of your email.
I've seen copy from a guy selling law services advices and I was mouthwatering before his writing style. Whenever there's an immediate need, the prospect will want to keep reading. I mean that's nothing new, guys like Ogilvy said that in their copywriting books since ages.

 

[Whitehatdoe]

It's good that I stumbled upon your thread as I just finished making my site. I have a service established companies might be interested in.
Question: do you only use Wise to accept payments? I feel like processing payments would be my biggest issue, and I'm from a 3rld world country with no stripe and other such processors, 2checkout won't approve me also since I have no sales history.
Did you link your bank on Wise? Do clients get sketched out when they find out you're not from the Anglosphere?
And also, do they insist on call when it's a 1k+ service being sold?
Thanks and best of luck in your journey

 

[Henrynewbie]

From my experience : how you write and if you're compelling the recipient to click and read through, is more important than the size of your email.
I've seen copy from a guy selling law services advices and I was mouthwatering before his writing style. Whenever there's an immediate need, the prospect will want to keep reading. I mean that's nothing new, guys like Ogilvy said that in their copywriting books since ages.

Makes sense.

It's good that I stumbled upon your thread as I just finished making my site. I have a service established companies might be interested in.
Question: do you only use Wise to accept payments? I feel like processing payments would be my biggest issue, and I'm from a 3rld world country with no stripe and other such processors, 2checkout won't approve me also since I have no sales history.
Did you link your bank on Wise? Do clients get sketched out when they find out you're not from the Anglosphere?
And also, do they insist on call when it's a 1k+ service being sold?
Thanks and best of luck in your journey

As mentioned in the thread I use wise for payments.
Some people don't buy, when they know your are not from US, some people won't even bother calling you and will wire you money, if you have testimonials and proof of results.

I have also delivered a service and clients pay me after(large company).

Whatever it is you want to do, start. Fail and learn from the job. The more times you fail selling, the closer you are to selling. If you fear selling, then you are in the wrong field. Lol. But seriously, what's the worst that can happen. Someone tells you to stop emailing them. Lol.


No 2 clients will ever be the same. The clients I get are not the clients you will get. Unless we sell the EXACT same Product or service, client objections will be 100% different.

Talk to clients know what they want, maybe they don't want what you are selling.

TRUE STORY: I WAS SELLING A PRODUCT/SERVICE GETTING, "take me off your list" REPLIES. CHANGED THE INDUSTRY, SAME PRODUCT/SERVICE THIS WEEK I'VE CLOSED 3 SALES.
LOL.

Test. Test. Test.

 

[Algo]

Following. Good luck!

 

[Henrynewbie]

Following. Good luck!

Great.
Still testing higher payout niches. Or offers.

 

[Ecombandit]

A question that has been bugging me is that what percentage of clients ask to get on a call when closing a deal? Most of them or just a small number of them since you have testimonials etc. backing up your offer.

 

[blackbit78]

hi i took a little break from bhw and i missed your journey. happy to follow you and wish you good luck.

 

[Henrynewbie]

A question that has been bugging me is that what percentage of clients ask to get on a call when closing a deal? Most of them or just a small number of them since you have testimonials etc. backing up your offer.

If you don't like sales calls, just look for appointment setting roles.

hi i took a little break from bhw and i missed your journey. happy to follow you and wish you good luck.

Thanks