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Originally Posted by gideongallery
i understand that but what i teach creates a multiplier effect if a musician is currently making 10k a year from their music before, they have a base of sales, what i teach will allow them to make a little over 40k.
it a lot harder to do it if your starting from zero.
that why i prefer working from a base, and prefer doing the thing i am doing.
if the normal level is a 100 for doc, and i can leverage his expertise (just like i leverage the musicians) that i can do the same thing here.
Basically i would have to buy the base of 20/sales.
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Well, show some proof that what you teach actually works and I would bet Doc would be willing to work with you. If you got some input from him and he helped you start with a base of traffic (or whatever you needed) and you told him with 60 days you could be at 100 joins every day, he might be willing to do that.
At this point all you do is talk talk talk and offer up a bunch of ideas that are based on IF's
Show the email you sent to Doc and show some proof that you actually have applied these ideas and made some money and maybe people will take you more seriously.
As of now you come off like a little punk who comes up with a million reasons why they shouldn't go through with something.
PS. if you are betting your future on long term streams of revenue from musicians, you are in for a real awakening. Most musicians have a career that lasts less than 5 years and about 99% of them don't make much money during that 5 years and those that do hit it big will most likely jump to a major label and dump your ass. If you believe you are going to teach a bunch of musicians how to make money with their music online and have it be a lifetime revenue stream, you have give zero thought to your long term plan.