Best viral tweets about making money online

Building an audience makes so much sense right now: - Launch a free newsletter - Convert free subs into paid newsletter subs - Start an agency - Put together a rolling fund - Invest in companies - Get access to exclusive opportunities and deals - So much more!

Never in my life have I been able to get a plumber, HVAC, or any kind of home service contractor to do something within 3 days They are ALWAYS booked up Absolutely printing money in an “unsexy” business

Easiest way to make money on the planet right now is NFTs and airdrops If you're whining about money right now NGMI Literal mouthbreathers making money hand-over-fist in the space

You think you need a pro website >> use squarespace You think you need photoshop >> use canva You think you need a network >> use d7, icyleads You think you need connections >> use emails + phone It's almost too easy now. >> TAKE ADVANTAGE.

Things you need to build a $10k+/mo business: 1) Niche 2) Problem 3) Solution . . . . 25) Logo Focus on what matters.

Ronnie Coleman trained at this gym to win 8 Mr. Olympias But you can’t sign a client with your $4,000 Macbook Pro? https://t.co/2yBHGYYY7X

BREAKING: Client Asks Freelance Copywriter To Do A Bunch Of Work For Free Before Making Decision To Hire Him

TikTok: ""Check out my moves"" Instagram: ""Check out my booty"" Facebook: ""Check out my adventures"" Snapchat: ""Check out my filters"" Twitter: ""Check out my brain""

The time to $5k/mo if you know precisely NOTHING is something like 6-10 months The time from $5k/mo to $20k/mo is some good information and 8 weeks away

I once had a guy message me that he was having trouble with his cold emails. I gave him a script to use, which was 3 sentences. He goes "This looks elementary I hope you're not selling this" If it's so elementary, why are YOU the one making no money asking ME for help

You need to conceptualize that people WILL pay you $2k, $5k, $10k for something This is so hard to understand if you’ve never had a lot of money. Get a $10k payment one time you live a different reality for the rest of time

Needed to send $50,000 overseas Here’s were my option Send wire $25 + 5-7 business day wait PayPal $1,432 same day or next Bitcoin $.04 / Instant https://t.co/zaMlbAIhk2

Once you understand that people are willing to pay you $5k+ per month for pressing keys on your laptop, Your life changes forever.

How to grow your company: 1. Hire great people 2. Pay them good money 3. Leave them alone

What's the worst thing you can do after quoting your price? "Or, if you feel the price is too high, we have this option, this option, and this as well."

Sure fire ways to grow an audience: - document your journey - give stuff away for free - be generous with time - listen, listen, listen - experiment always - write like a human - post daily What else? 👇

founders really need to work on sales skills you are literally always selling, candidates, prospects, investors, media, partners, suppliers.... get comfortable just talking about your business over and over and over and over and over and over....

Underrated business hack: Do less, but do it better.

Once you understand that people are willing to pay you $5k/month for writing 2-5 emails per week, Your whole perception of business changes forever.

Damm I love stocks & crypto No customer service, no shipping or logistics, no tenants to deal with, no roofs to replace … just printing money and vibes

I have 3 business partners who I’ve NEVER met in person. All met from Twitter. Have never shaken these men’s hands. Yet we make money together. Twitter is the ultimate networking tool

Founder Confessions: -Spent over $130k in hires that made 0 sales -Was nearly put in jail -Was offered $50 million for a business, said no, then regretted it -Paid $40k a month on an office we didn't need -Built an app nobody needed It's not always pretty. https://t.co/ubH9su7CnW

Anybody that doesn’t show up to a scheduled call is permanently banned from another one The kind of person that doesn’t show up to a scheduled calendar event is the kind of person that doesn’t pay invoices

If you haven't figured out that you should be leveraging the internet for at least a portion of your income, you're quite simply very far behind

Things you don't need to start a business: - LLC - Logo - Fancy Website Things you need to start a business: - One niche - One offer - One outreach method Focus on the basics first. Figure out the rest later.

The Wealth Roadmap 1. Get skilled 2. Freelance or get a job 3. Build a scalable biz on the side 4. When biz starts crushing, quit job and scale 5. Put 50-90% of profits in low-risk investments 6. Put 10-50% of profits in high-risk investments 7. Liquidate when the time is right

Friendly reminder that you're not selling a product. You're selling a bridge from where your customer is to where he/she wants to be.

Don't ask anybody's opinion, just fucking build it

Pick a skill > Copywriting > Email marketing > Funnel building > Lead generation Study it for 30 consecutive days Start offering it as a service. Offer free/low cost trials to amass case studies. Use case studies to get high ticket clients

Competing with everyone: $10/hr Competing with a few: $100/hr Selling a product: $1,000/hr Building equity: $10,000/hr Making a market: $100,000/hr

My top choice businesses to run today: > Email marketing for ecommerce stores > Lead generation for marketing agencies > Closing other people's sales calls

- Getting clients is easier when you show proof of work - Negotiation is easier when you have other projects - Pricing is easier when you don't need the money Freelancing is easier when you make marketing part of your job.

Build an audience of ideal customers for your agency >> start your own FB group >> marketing secrets for XYZ niche >> join other groups >> invite members every day to your group >> post valuable content >> ask lots of questions >> get market research >> get more leads >> MONEY

$300 Client - "What is your refund policy like?" $20,000 Client - "Oh I wired the money I forgot to tell you sorry".

6 figure business idea: Learn Ecom Email Marketing. Contact stores making $500k+ per year. Offer done for you services (simple version): - Core Flows - 2/3 campaigns per week Sign 4 clients at $3k/mo and you're making 6 figs/year.

Pattern I've noticed amongst successful salespeople: They don't hesitate when telling prospects their price.

It's far better to provide immense, life-changing value to 100 people than lukewarm value to 1,000 people. So creators & builders, don't worry if you feel like you're not growing your audience / customer base fast enough. Focus on the people you can create outsized value for

Questions and thoughts I had at each stage. $0-$10k/m: This is hard. How does this all work? $10k-$50k/m: Okay this is interesting. How do we continue to level up? Who do I hire & where do I find them? $50k-$100k/m: Damn wish we documented more. How do I remove myself

Surround yourself with dudes making $100k/mo Internalize that number When you hit it All you'll think to yourself is "Fuck... about time."

Good morning to everyone except the marketers that give the rest of us a bad name.

Instagram: Earn with your looks OnlyFans: Earn with your ass Twitter: Earn with your brain

Brands will pay you $2,000/mo to ghostwrite 4 tweets a day Just fucking ask

Agency Owners: Stress the ROI in your sales calls. A $2.5k funnel sounds affordable if it generates $10k+ in sales. A $3k website sounds affordable if it generates $10k+ in leads. $5k Email Marketing sounds affordable if it generates $10k+ in revenue. It's all about contrast

LinkedIn Lead generation in one tweet: Optimize your profile Pick your software Build your list Message Call 1 hour a week and you'll have more clients than you can handle.

Canva should make a marketplace where templates can be bought and sold They just take a transaction fee. Maybe 10-20%

I used to employ people on Upwork Now I just hire straight from Money Twitter and over pay I want the money to stay in the Family

New freelancers: - Promote yourself - Talk to people - Sell Until you enjoy them all.

You will not make a six figure business in 30 days. You won't. You need 6+ months exposure. There is no getting rich quick

You’re not “selling” on the phone. You’re asking qualifying questions. And ONLY IF they qualify Do you TELL them what you have works. It WILL work.

"I learned a high income skill, tailored it to a niche, sent an obscene amount of cold emails and I have zero clients 6 months later" Said no one ever

Need a website? > Carrd is free Need to edit photos? > Canva is free Need a brand? > Twitter is free Need to sell? > Gumroad is free Need to email? > Mailchimp is free Need to write? > Google docs is free All the excuses you've been making have just been solved.

Not a fan of any business model that requires my physical presence

every company website: we funnel the highest caliber of innovation into creative solutions for the most dynamic of challenges to bring our customers both vertical and horizontal success me: ???????? but what do you DO???

How to build a community: - Set the tone early & often - Make it different - Offer ownership - Give it a memorable name - Create rules. Enforce rules. Ban trolls - Instill daily/weekly rituals - Create sharable moments - Design a space that people crave - Be sincere

Here's the best thing you can do after quoting your price: Shut. The. Fuck. Up.

Ecom brands will pay you $3k+/month to write 3-5 emails a week. All you have to do is ask.

Free Twitter account Free lead magnet Low-priced subscription product Mid-ticket offer Mid-high-ticket offer High ticket coaching Extremely high ticket service The Way.

Get others to talk about your results. No sales tactic is more powerful than this.

If I could, I would tell my 18 year old self… “Listen, it’s selling. Learn to sell. Not game programming. Not passive income… you don’t even have active income! Not 3D work. Not graphic design. Learn to sell, brother. You’ve got this.” What would you *literally* say?

You enter a room? You're selling. Greet a friend? You're selling. Give advice? You're selling. Ask for help? You're selling. Learn sales. Because it's all you do…

You must internalize $50k/mo so repetitively That when you finally get there, nothing changes.

You: “I’m annoying people with how much I’m promoting myself” Everybody else: “It’s so cool to see everything that he’s doing” Keep promoting.

There are millions of Ecom stores in the world. All of them are willing to pay for one (or more) of these: - SEO - FB Ads - Web design - Copywriting - Email marketing All you have to do is ask them.

YOUR GOAL IS TO TURN $1 INTO $2. Turn $97 leads into $10,000+ in signed clients. Turn $1000 of ads into $5000 for your clients. Turn $50,000 in investments into $70,000. Turn $220 sneakers into $800 profits. Turn $197 products into $5000 coaching programs. THIS IS THE WAY.

The right: - NFT - Group chat - DAO - Internet community Can change your life when you least expect it

Your #1 weapon as a marketer? Empathy. Your #1 weapon as a salesman? Silence. Your #1 weapon as an entrepreneur? Reputation.

Stop wasting hours choosing platforms to use. Design - Canva Email - Gsuite Cold email - Mailshake Editor - Google doc Domain - Google domains Website - Squarespace / Webflow Automation - Zapier Appointments - Calendly Leads - D7 / Icyleads Twitter - Hypefury Get to work :)

The more you build the less you consume. Before: Twitter - engage in political debates Insta - watch meme videos all day Fb - shop for sneakers Now: Twitter - building a personal brand Insta - prospecting to grow the biz Fb - new channel of customers Join the builder's side.

Once you understand selling a $5k/mo service is easier than selling a $500/mo service. Your perception in business changes forever.

If you want to make $100k a year just sell 1 $100k service at 100% profit margin once a year It's not that complicated

How to make money. > Pick *one* skill > Lead gen, copywriting, advertising, email marketing > Learn EVERYTHING you can about it. 3+ months constant learning. > Offer as a service to businesses $2,000+/mo > 2 clients you can quit your job

Nobody needs to know about the deal you just closed Keep it to yourself Keep winning king

BREAKING: "We're Not An Ad Agency" Claims Every Agency That's Pretty Much Exactly Like An Ad Agency

One extra question closed me a $2500 client in just 7 minutes >> "How serious are you about scaling your business?" >> Add that to your calendly link/qualification form >> You know where they stand before the call >> Easy close with serious ppl >> Gets rid of window shoppers

Don't sell lead gen, sell more clients. Don't sell web design, sell more conversions. Don't sell copywriting, sell more sales. Don't sell email marketing, sell more sales without adspend. Nobody cares about what you do, Everyone cares about what you can do for them.

Entrepreneurship is wild. People you thought you could rely on will let you down or ignore your messages. People you just met will go above and beyond

Reasons why many online communities fail: - Members are underwhelmed or overwhelmed - No mission - No memes - No milestones - No easy ways to contribute and get fast feedback - Lack of incentives - Lack of rituals - Lack of sense of belonging - Lack of vibes - Negativity

I tell people who aren’t on Twitter how many doors Twitter has opened for me, and how many doors it showed me that I didn’t even know existed. Still can’t convince them to join. More open doors for us I suppose.

What’s going through your prospect’s head during a sales call: 1) Who are you? 2) What do you do? 3) What’s in it for me? 4) How does it work? 5) What’s the price? 6) What’s the guarantee? 7) How do I get started? Answer those questions in order and the sale is yours.

Content strategy, 101 • Share 1000 ideas • Find the 100 that resonate Then, • Share 100 ideas • Find the 10 that resonate Then, • Share 10 ideas • Find the 3 that resonate Then, Find a way to say those 3 ideas in 1000 different ways.

In 2022, thousands of Instagram influencers will be running NFT and DAO projects How they'll do it: 500 000+ person IG account ↓ 10 000 member Discord server ↓ 10 000 item NFT project ↓ 100+ member DAO in local cities ↓ $1m-$1b market cap that's community-powered So wild.

KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE Some of you trying to sell cat food to dogs

The new "community economy": - Discord now valued at $15b - $1b+ of NFT projects sold in the last 30 days - Reddit now valued at $10b - FWB is a crypto group chat worth $30m+ Internet communities aren't just fun little projects anymore Learn community and good things happen.

How many clients you get is 100% proportional to how much outreach you do. The guy that gets 3 clients this month sent 3x more cold emails than the guy that signed 1. There is almost no exception to this

Nothing is saturated because most people suck at what they do.

The inflation hedges are shifting from gold, art, and farms, to Bitcoin, NFTs, and tech companies.

3-6 months clicking on your laptop every day Will change your life forever

Person A: "I make web pages" Person B: "I build a conversion-focused funnel for house painters in the San Bernardino area" Who's getting the job?

What 1 client buys you in Latin America https://t.co/d7XW4lYBFu

Yeah, blowjobs are cool and all, But have you ever closed a $50k deal on the phone?

My strategy is to buy and hold the blockchains Everything that will be built will be built on top of a blockchain Ethereum is my largest investment, then Matic, Avalanche, Soloana I’m building Luna & Fathom soon Buy them low & wait Longlive the blockchain #WealthSquad

I thought I had money, then I joined Money Twitter I thought I was in shape, then I joined Fitness Twitter I thought I was smart, then I joined Business Twitter This is the best social network there is, Take advantage of it while you can

I'm a startup founder. Here's my daily routine: 4:00AM: Wake up 4:01AM: Yell FUCK 4:02AM: Meditate for 3 hours 5AM: Start working with my 9-screen setup 6AM: Drink black coffee because milk is for non hustlers 7AM-12PM: ? 12:01PM: Sleep after carpe dieming the shit out of my day

If I have a B2B offer it takes a grand total of 4 hours labor to shoot a VSL, make landing page, write email scripts, and scrape a list Would have a full blown outbound campaign running within 24 hours if I didn’t need to warm up domains Stop dilly dallying SPEED

> Buy domain, build landing page on Carrd > Buy second domain, add Google Workspace, only send cold emails from there > Scrape leads, write personalized compliments > Send emails > Get clients

Why the fuck would I buy physical real estate when I could buy a B2B SaaS company $500k purchase price MRR $10.5k Just increase the MRR to $20k and flip it for the same 4x multiple $1,000,000 Congrats you made $500k profit by knowing how to sell

Two things that helped me grow my Twitter following: 1) I was niche — I only posted about marketing, content, and creativity 2) I was consistent — I posted a minimum of twice a day for over a year

People who are good at Twitter attack a single topic in multiple ways: 1. @david_perell is all about writing on the Internet 2. @mkobach is all about audience building on social 3. @shl tweets about building a business 4. @jackbutcher is about taking action

The most under-rated, free and high-arbitrage opportunity: Build an audience.