Curious about the real payoff of promoting other people’s campaigns? 🤔 Sometimes, you could find yourself pushing products with little to no financial return—no commissions, just low-cost items that don’t add up. Let’s get into what really happens behind the scenes on The List Building Lifestyle. 🕵️♂️
[01:30] Summits:
- Igor promoted some campaigns for others but can’t say if they worked well because there was no commission and the products were cheap.
- Summits don’t usually make much money. The most earned from one was $200 after promoting it for five days.
- The main reason to get involved with a summit comes from being featured as a speaker. This sometimes requires promoting the event.
- The reason for promoting the summit is often part of the agreement, rather than a choice driven by potential earnings.
- I don’t promote summits to my best customers because the returns are too low and this could potentially detract from more profitable engagements with these customers.
[03:09] Challenges:
- Challenges are better compared to summits. Igor mentiones mailing one or two challenges but appreciates the concept.
- The real benefit of challenges is that they keep the audience engaged.
- For instance, participants can explore new tools or create projects, which is good even if it doesn’t make a lot of money.
- Promoting a challenge feels worthwhile, especially if it’s well-organized and by someone respected, even if it doesn’t earn a lot of cash.
[03:55] Documentary:
- The main reason for promoting a documentary was for personal branding and increasing social proof rather than for direct earnings.
- It helped show that he is recognized in his field.
- Although some money was made (about $2,000), it wasn’t a lot compared to how many people were reached.
- Being featured in the documentary was also a way to prove his success to others, including his family, making it more about gaining respect and less about direct earnings.
[05:55] Igor’s Book On Email Marketing:
- Visit www.igorsbook.com target="_blank"span> to learn more.