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Right now I have $0, by 2031 I want a billion dollars.
Here is how I am going to do it:
I am going to target the top 1% of personal disposable income in the United States.
Here is how.
I have a target of 300,000 people on Facebook in the United States that have certain demographics
They are all
Interested in Physical Fitness
Frequently visit restaurants
Frequent Flyers
Frequent International Travel
Do not frequently visit fast food restaurants
Frequently visit the top 20% of commercial zip codes/business districts
and so on
I am going to compile an email list of all of these people by sending out targeted (1,000 people at a time) ads on a topic for each cohort such as food, music, a celebrity etc and write a unique blog post for this audience with an email subscriber list.
Cost: 300,000 ads $12,000
10% CTR means $120,000 for first sweep
20% of people that actually subscribe gives $600,000
Obviously some of these groups overlap, its not 300 x 1000 groups, the ad costs will be more, people will unsubscribe so I will need to retarget them again. Including hosting costs, content, media i'm going to round up to $1,000,000.
I think getting these subscribers in one calendar year is doable so Q4 2020.
I'm going to send 3 emails a week to each of these subscriber lists, mostly interesting articles for the first couple of months but then bring in CPA and selected products for each specific audience.
The key point is that I am going to subscribe to data brokers and match their data with my subscriber list and use this information to perform psychometric analysis to each of the people to find an offer, media and copy that will appeal to each of them directly, over ten years I expect this to cost $500,000
The average personal disposable income in the United States is around $45,000, obviously with my sample it will skew higher, i'm going to say $50,000 for my calculations.
My goal is to get $3000 of disposable income from each of these people over 10 years, on average.
Mostly by private label products, also CPA offers to people that match certain psychometric profiles.
Here is how I am going to do it:
I am going to target the top 1% of personal disposable income in the United States.
Here is how.
I have a target of 300,000 people on Facebook in the United States that have certain demographics
They are all
Interested in Physical Fitness
Frequently visit restaurants
Frequent Flyers
Frequent International Travel
Do not frequently visit fast food restaurants
Frequently visit the top 20% of commercial zip codes/business districts
and so on
I am going to compile an email list of all of these people by sending out targeted (1,000 people at a time) ads on a topic for each cohort such as food, music, a celebrity etc and write a unique blog post for this audience with an email subscriber list.
Cost: 300,000 ads $12,000
10% CTR means $120,000 for first sweep
20% of people that actually subscribe gives $600,000
Obviously some of these groups overlap, its not 300 x 1000 groups, the ad costs will be more, people will unsubscribe so I will need to retarget them again. Including hosting costs, content, media i'm going to round up to $1,000,000.
I think getting these subscribers in one calendar year is doable so Q4 2020.
I'm going to send 3 emails a week to each of these subscriber lists, mostly interesting articles for the first couple of months but then bring in CPA and selected products for each specific audience.
The key point is that I am going to subscribe to data brokers and match their data with my subscriber list and use this information to perform psychometric analysis to each of the people to find an offer, media and copy that will appeal to each of them directly, over ten years I expect this to cost $500,000
The average personal disposable income in the United States is around $45,000, obviously with my sample it will skew higher, i'm going to say $50,000 for my calculations.
My goal is to get $3000 of disposable income from each of these people over 10 years, on average.
Mostly by private label products, also CPA offers to people that match certain psychometric profiles.
