Will Safemoon actually get to the moon? Or it a modern-day pyramid scheme?

Safemoon is catching all kinds of hype for being a deflationary, community-driven Crypto investment.

The core idea is that sellers get hit with a penalty for selling and that penalty gets redistributed to everyone who keeps holding.

The loyal will get rewarded.

But is it a good investment?

Would you take advice from a fat personal trainer? Or a Doctor mid-way through smoking a cigarette? Probably not.

In this metaphor, I am that unhealthy doctor, a hypocrite.

A writer who preaches about owning a piece of something, turning yourself into the product, having control — and then publishes on a platform where I have none.

That’s why I’m leaving Medium and starting my own membership. Maybe you should too?

You have to have control of your own audience

People like Medium because they can leverage the eyeballs here to jumpstart their audience. Zero to one is easier here than it is on your own.

However, Medium, in…

Let’s cut to the chase. You want financial freedom and I have some tips that will get you there. Each post will be available to read in 1 minute or less.

Part #1 — Revelations

• Understand that Governments can’t help you. Wealth distribution is top-down, not bottom-up, so they’ll never be able to enrich the working class first. Take control of your own financial future.
• Saving money alone won’t ever be enough. If your savings can’t grow faster than the rates of inflation, you’re technically losing money. Banks use savings from your account to invest and earn profit for themselves. Cut out the middle…

Let’s cut to the chase. You want to write effective sales pages, and I have the exact formula to do it.

Simply write your answers to the relevant questions below and you’ll have all the elements to your own beautifully coherent sales page.

The What

• What is the product?
• What does it do for the customer?

The Why

• Why is it on the market?
• Is it new or an advancement on something they already own?
• Why do they need it?

The Who

• Who makes it?
• What credibility do you have in your industry to make customers want to buy it from you?
• Are you the best…

I know a secret that you don’t.

Employers have more money than they initially offer you. It’s the cornerstone of negotiation to shoot low first, but some potential employees take base-salary because they’re afraid to lose out on the opportunity.

Today I’ll show you the tactic I’ve used and coached people to use, in order to get a salary above what’s advertised.

You Don’t Get Money for Nothing

Often, people see ‘getting a job’ as an act of charity. A business feeling sorry enough for you, that they’re willing to employ you.

Work is a two-way street. You get money for an exchange of services and…

STEAL THIS CAMPAIGN

“FUNNIEST email I ever got. I signed up right away.” — former cart abandoner

Researchers at Baymard Institute have found that, on average, around 69.80% of your customers will abandon their cart. That’s 70%.

If 70% of your teeth fell out, you’d start to take action. So why is it that marketers don’t put a lot of thought into their abandoned cart emails?

Lackluster attempts at abandoned cart emails are the digital equivalent of throwing a baitless hook into a large lake. No wonder nobody is biting.

Today I’ll give you three of my personal email templates I use to…

Let’s cut to the chase. You have cold leads to warm up, and I have the exact formula to do it.

Structure your emails like this:

1. Introduce yourself. What’s your name?
2. Build credibility. Who are you writing on behalf of? What would the recipient recognize about your business? Have you won awards or gone viral in prominent publications?
3. Reinforce credibility. What credible and popular businesses currently use or buy your product? Hype yourself.
4. Offer. How can you help them and their business? What are you selling and for how much? Don’t ask a cold lead to request a quote, it’s too much work. …

STEAL THIS CAMPAIGN

Editor's note: This article is part of a series, Steal This Campaign, wherein we highlight creative, achievable, and unique ideas that you can steal or replicate parts of in your own marketing campaigns.

We’ve all heard of the In-N-Out & Starbucks secret menus. Ironically, the fact that we have negates the very notion that they’re ‘secret’ at all.

However, secrets are sexy. It’s nice to leverage the exclusivity of a secret to get something others don’t really know about. It’s exclusive. It’s special.

In today’s entry of ‘Steal This Campaign’ I’m going to teach you how to create your own…