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Премиум
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    How to Win at 30x500 - The Investment Mindset
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    How to Win - How this course is organized to help you get things done
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    How to Win - How to make sure these lessons get into your brain
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    How to Win - What's next for you
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    The Failcycle and Why It Happens to Everyone
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    3 questions to make a product you KNOW will sell
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    How to choose an audience. p.s. Don't let this stop you. Seriously.
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    First Try! Study this thread, and take notes. What do you see?
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    How to Painstorm any discussion thread on the internet
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    Exercise! Practice Painstorming Techniques
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    Use the 30x500 Canvas to keep track of your progress
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    How to Find Your Audience's Watering Holes
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    You've gotta understand how marketing leads to sales
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    First Try! Come up with 5 marketing topics for...
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    Learn the Ebomb Recipe that WORKS
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    Exercise: Come up with as many potential ebomb concepts as you can from just one thread
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    First Try: What can you tell about this community?
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    How to gather keywords as clues
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    Exercise: Practice getting keywords and themes from topic titles
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    How to use Keywords to choose new threads, and find new watering holes
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    The Actual Danger of Being Vague
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    How to collect the CRISPIEST Sales Safari Data
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    Tap your audience on the shoulder with crispier Ebombs
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    Exercise: Practice Collecting Safari Gold (Jargon, Worldview, and Recommendations)
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    How to use your Safari Gold to create endless Ebombs
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    Share your Ebombs without being labeled as a self-promotional jerk
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    Strategies 1 & 2: Ambient Findability, and the Automagic of Trackbacks
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    Strategies 3 & 4: Tweet like a person & treat your email list right!
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    Strategy 5: Tips for Watering Hole Participation
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    Strategy 6: Deliberately pitching your Ebombs
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    Strategy 7: Reputation = Repetition
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    Audiences: Not quite a peer?
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    Audiences: Businesses vs professionals vs consumers
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    Audiences: Find an audience you're uniquely suited to serve
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    Audiences: What if my experience isn't "commercial"?
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    Audiences: What if they don't talk about their pain?
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    Audiences: What if I'm a newbie myself?
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    Sales Safari: What if I find a pain, but don't know the answer?
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    Sales Safari: What if their pains are too specific?
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    Sales Safari: What if someone else already posted a correct answer or solution?
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    Sales Safari: Is there a good way to use Stack Overflow, Q&A Sites?
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    Ebombs: How do I avoid Help Vampires?
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    Ebombs: How do I keep my ebombs focused and on topic?
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    Ebombs: How much time to spend on individual ebombs?
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    Ebombs: Can you "waste" momentum before launch?
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    Q&A Summary and Themes
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    Building the habits to succeed
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    Here's your timeline for building the business
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    There are three types of failure you need to avoid
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    How to avoid Type 1 Failure with a Backwards Plan
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    Backwards Plan Live Demo!
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    How can you predictably make things your audience wants to buy?
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    The PDF Formula in Action
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    First Try! What's the Dream?
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    How to Reverse Pain into Dream
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    Exercise: Practice Negating & Obliterating Pain
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    Case Study! Step by Step Crispification of Pain and Dream.
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    Why write pitches BEFORE you create a product?
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    A whole world of fixes and what they have in common
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    How to Create Infinite Fixes
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    Infinite Fixes Part II - Interrogation
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    Infinite Fixes Part III, Return of the Fix - Mix in Methods & Formats
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    Turn Pain, Dream, and Fix into Bullets of Gold
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    Which Fix do you Pick? Plinko & Constraints.
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    Your Constraints: Mechanical, Happiness, and Decency.
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    Customer Constraints: Familiarity, Buying Habits & Beliefs
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    The Fundamentals of Pitchwriting
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    JFS Pep Talk #1: "Shipping is a learnable skill"
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    JFS Pep Talk #2: Your Framework for Getting Work Done
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    JFS Pep Talk #3: Treat Deadlines as Challenges
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    JFS Pep Talk #4: What Happens When You're "Done"
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    How many subscribers do you need to launch?
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    What makes a launch successful? What makes people want to buy?
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    Recipes for Product Pricing w/Guest Professor Patrick McKenzie
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    Surprise #1 - The Myth of the Big Launch
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    Surprise #2 - What do you do if a launch flops?
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    Surprise #3 - After the launch, you'll feel...
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    Surprise #4 - What are your next steps after launch?