Zayn
@quietly_rich
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info empires
Joined January 2014
FOMO is the strongest sales trigger, that’s why you saw people losing millions in minutes on crypto but when your audience sees people joining, talking, and taking action their brain switches from “should I buy?” to “what happens if I don’t?” a good FOMO loop makes your offer
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curiosity drives dopamine spikes, which is why it’s so effective in info products. instead of teaching everything at once, start with a question or partial solution. for example: instead of giving 3 ways to grow on TikTok all at once, you deliver one tip and tease the others in
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your skill doesn’t matter. loads of people have the same skills as you...copywriters, media buyers, analysts most are broke. not because they can’t do the work, but because they lack leverage. leverage comes from interpretation: translating your skill into what your buyer
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always start with the outcome first dont start building content and then thinking about what problem it solves your first job is to define exactly what the buyer should be able to achieve after completing your product then reverse-engineer the steps, templates, and lessons to
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most people try to sell info products with generic landing pages… but the easiest way to boost conversions is to stop treating everyone the same that’s why quiz funnels perform so well. a good quiz tells you your prospect’s pain, buying stage and urgency in under 3 minutes
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people don’t buy templates, PDFs, or videos. they buy the outcome those things provide. example: “10 online course creation tips” sells better as “Launch your first online course in just 7 days using these methods.” focus on what changes in their life, not what’s in the file.
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most people give up on a potential client just after one email sent that’s why the inbox stays empty if you don’t follow up, you’re leaving serious money on the table i broke down a plug-and-play cold email sequence that actually works like, rt, comment "FOLLOW" and i’ll send
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it’s wild how you can take ANY proven offer, slap “for women” on it, and watch the cash roll in. online courses? for women fitness challenges? for women investment guides? for women women buy emotionally. logic barely exists. your product could be meh and they’ll still pay if
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most evil info product idea i've seen this year: go where people hide their shame the fastest buyers aren’t proud, they’re embarrassed, lonely, insecure, broke, or addicted they don’t want to talk about it, they want to solve it quietly - loneliness - lack of confidence -
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stop focusing on how pretty and polished your landing page looks. focus on if it will actually sell. nobody came to your page to browse around and admire your design skills. they came because they have a problem and want to know if you can fix it. and if you distract them too
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closing in DMs is by far the thing that made me the most money in my business... the goal is to lead the conversation like a human, but with clear intent. i broke down how to turn your DMs into a predictable sales system: -how to open with curiosity, not desperation -the exact
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everyone is obsessed with getting new customers, but the real money is in the ones who already bought from you. you already paid to acquire them. you already built trust. so why would you let them walk away? retention is not some advanced business tactic, it's just squeezing
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you overcomplicate SEO for no reason, you think you need hundreds of posts, thousands of backlinks, or a fancy team to rank. all you need is a clear structure and a step-by-step plan. i broke down a simple SEO checklist that covers everything you need to do to improve your SEO
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most people think they need to build something new to make more money. wrong. there are "saturated" offers printing six figures every month - they win because they sell the same thing from a different angle. try this: - reposition the offer - shift the target customer -
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you get no sales with ads because people can smell your pitch from a mille a way. good ads sound like stories or conversations. don't announce your product, rather relate to it, it needs to be smooth and seamless. stop saying "our mission is to help you” say “tired of wasting
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your VSL isn't selling? this is the reason: you're reading slides, rather than telling a story. nobody wants to sit and listen to you presentation, they want the dopamine hit. your VSL doesn’t need fancy editing or AI voices, but a simple structure that hooks attention, builds
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if you're not making money with digital products in 2025 you are missing out here's what you actually need to start selling today: •a simple landing page with a video •a low ticket offer priced at $27 to $47 •a social media account to post thats it. let me break down each
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there are people making $70k/month just copy-pasting Quora answers into info products they are no experts. they are just smart enough to gather free sauce and package into an info offer here is how: -find a niche -copy best posts -organize and price it, -post content about it
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your cold emails are probably getting ignored not because your offer sucks, but because nobody cares about boring messages most people send long, robotic emails that go straight to the trash folder i have tested 100s of subject lines, templates and have found a structure that
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this method will stop you guessing what sells and what doesn’t. this is a research and a validation tool at the same time. if people are searching for something → there’s demand. if there are transactions → it’s validated. this allows you to see the untaped niches first
Whop has a new feature that allows you to watch live searches, most recent transactions, and newest stores in real-time This is incredibly useful for info sellers who want to monitor what’s in demand so that they can either launch or scale a new offer. Essentially a free
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