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Jerrod,
You hear stories all over the internet about the guy who got clicks for 8 cents or emails for $1.50
or roofing leads for $10.
What they don’t tell you is that they were fishing in some tiny little internet pond. They caught all
the fish for 8 cents or $1.50 or $10. No more fish.
It’s easy to get 10 leads for $1.50 but you’re not gonna get 1000!
It’s easy to get ONE roofing lead for $10... but you’re not going to feed a roofing crew with it.
Scale is a LOT harder than people say. And here’s why: It’s because of the Martini Glass
Principle.
How DEEP the martini is, from top to bottom - that’s your cost per click.
The TOP SURFACE of the martini juice - that’s the # of clicks you get.
How many ounces of martini juice do you actually drink? That’s your daily spend.
THAT is how traffic scales. Exponentially expensive unless you’re the Strong Persuader in your
market!
Stick with me. Because this is HEART ATTACK critical. It will save you from vagrant
agencies that vacuum out your wallet and leave you dying of thirst on the side of the road.
Martini Glass says: If clicks are 8 cents (depth of martini) and you got 50 clicks (upper surface)
then you spent $4.00 (amount of martini).
But if you want 200 clicks instead of 50, you have to bid 16 cents instead of 8. And you have to
spend $32.00 instead of $4.00.
You had to pay 2X as much for EACH click click to get 4X more clicks. So you spent 8X more
money total!
If you want 10X more traffic it’s gonna cost you 30X more money.
If you double your conversion rate, customer acquisition cost stays the same yet you 8X your
market share.
If you double your conversion rate, customer acquisition cost stays the same yet you 8X your
market share.
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Hello Jerrod,
It’s true.
Lawrence
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But for a moment, imagine how much more you’d get done — and how easy it would be to
overcome the challenges of work and everyday life — if you enjoyed stress.
Because I’m about to show you that “stress” might actually be the best thing for you. And when
you understand the benefits of stress, I suspect you’ll start savoring it as much as I do.
As many of you know, I took on this new role of “publisher” at the beginning of the year.
And with it, came more responsibilities than I’ve ever managed before, like leading a team,
executing multiple projects at once, driving forward both product marketing and fulfillment,
business development, customer service, and anything else that needs to get done, but lacks a
dedicated team member.
Plus, when I started the role, Rich was in the midst of planning his Coalition to Save Internet
Business livestream, which in itself, had more moving pieces than any campaign I’ve ever been
a part of.
And there were many late nights and long weekends at the office.
But whenever I would lay in bed at night and talk with my wife, I wouldn’t complain about all the
fires I had to put out that day.
Now, many people in this situation would’ve been scared, or nervous, or anxious, or intimidated.
And all of those words could’ve easily characterized the emotions I was feeling.
Because 95 times out of 100, those butterflies mean I’m doing something that’s pushing me to
my outer limits and forcing me to grow as a person.
And even though this is a simple shift in perspective, it makes a profound difference.
On the contrary, it’s taken my whole life to get to this point (and I still have room to improve).
But one thing that’s helped me get here is by researching the best ways to deal with my
emotions, which nowadays, isn’t too hard considering the Internet and the litany of academic
literature on the subject.
For instance, most people don’t realize that psychologists have identified two types of stress:
● Distress: This is the common form of stress that causes dissatisfaction and depression.
● Eustress: This is positive stress that causes enjoyment, focus, and personal growth.
Scientists found that the type of event doesn’t impact whether it causes distress or eustress. It’s
the way we perceive these events that determine if we grow or suffer because of them.
For one person, a terminal cancer diagnosis might give them a newfound appreciation for life
and force them to reconnect with an estranged family member.
But for another, it could send them down a spiralling depression full of anger and resentment.
The difference?
Perception.
As Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (don’t ask me how to pronounce it), wrote in his iconic book, Flow:
“How we feel about ourselves, the joy we get from living, ultimately depend directly on how the
mind filters and interprets everyday experiences.”
In other words:
That means that your job... or your spouse… or your President… or the coronavirus… aren’t
responsible for your distress.
YOU ARE!
Personally, when I first uncovered this idea, it was a breakthrough for me. And since then,
through study and practice, I’ve learned how to control the way I perceive stress.
Because now I find high-stakes, high-intensity work to be some of the most enjoyable, fulfilling,
and satisfying experiences of my life.
And I suspect that by making a simple tweak to your own narrative about stress, the same could
happen for you too.
Matt Rizvi