THIS is how you Get RICH in your 20s.

In step 7, I 'm going to show you how to actually get someone to deliver the services for you by using something. I call contractor arbitrage. you get to do all of that without putting any of your own money down and here 's the real beauty of selling services rather than selling products. The guy that 's bill an app or starting an ecommerce store can simply focus on the service that they're offering and making sure that they offer to multiple different clients.. navigator.'s navigator has five parameters to determine what is a profitable service to offer. navigator says it's not so much about the service you 're offering, but rather how you frame it. he says when there is a clear measurable return from your service it is easier to charge high ticket prices. [UNK]. When there are no measurable returns you can charge upwards of. 2500 a month for your service. remote work versus inperson work is a key factor to consider. remote work allows you to command higher prices for at the end of the day is essentially the same service, and it's also the type of service that no one else is offering by the way it is literally a blue ocean. if you sell ten thousand dollars worth of services in a month well the next month you 'll get paid ten. thousand dollars again even if you make zero new sales and if the next. month, you sell another ten thousand. dollars worth. of services. You'll now get paid twenty thousand dollars the month after. instead of starting from zero every single month. They start over from zero.

A good service to choose is the one that allows you to have a price point of over a thousand dollars ideally up to 2500 a month has recurrency is remote and is an roi offer. And here are just a few of the services that my students inside of agency navigator have implemented and used to consistently generate over ten thousand dollars a month. if you choose the wrong niche, you will still struggle to make money that's why you must be selective about the niches that you work with. I've created a cheat sheet that removes any guesswork from your decision making process on what niches you should and should n't select. businesses are clothing stores, restaurants, apps or retail stores that usually do N't have a lot of spare cash laying around and it usually takes a month to break even on the cost of acquiring a. Customer. the third parameter to pay attention to is their product ticket and what I mean by that is their average price that a customer pays them per transaction..

a service-based business is that you only need a select handful of clients in order to make a fulltime income with it, which means you have a big advantage. You can do things that are not scalable.. investing in marketing is the only scalable way to acquire such clients. You know they can't be out here. Sending thousands of cold emails a week. Trying to sell their products through it.. you need to figure out where are your ideal customers hanging out and then you need to go there to talk to them. the best place to find them is to find influencers that teach ecommerce and contact them. facebook groups also works for this working on compiling a solid list of leads will make your life 10 times easier. When you're doing outreach. you can find good ads by searching on Facebook ads library for some ads that. have been running for a few weeks and record a quick three-minute loom. invite them to a meeting if you think you can help them with that and that leads on to step four, which is take pressure off them saying something along the lines of not sure if that's something you 're currently working on or you just have n't had the time yet..