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June 4, 2021
eBiz Weekly #126
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How to Ask Useful Questions1 Person Million Dollar BusinessesBe like the BeatlesFree Virtual HackathonHow to self promote on RedditBusy? Overwhelmed?The Psychology Of MoneyFast and SmallDisaster Girl just made $473,000Momentos, Finance Report, Etc.How to Ask Useful QuestionsThis article by Josh Kaufman is the most important thing you’ll read today.
Especially if you’re struggling with making money online and need to ask for help.
I get emails every day asking things like:
“Hello! [Insert life story.] What should I do?”
“I’m thinking about [action]. What do you think?”
Those are bad questions, and I’ve given up responding to them. (Though now I might start responding with just a link to Josh’s article 
)
Josh provides templates and guidelines for asking better questions, based on the 5 different types of information you might be seeking.
Ask better questions, get better answers.
1 Person Million Dollar BusinessesNoah Kagan profiles three of them in this 12-minute video and pulls out some nice takeaways from each.
The three businesses:
AmmoniaSport – $80k per month smelling salts ecom, built and run by a 25-year-oldSociety Service – $200k/month high-end escort service in the NetherlandsLingoci – $120k/month online language platform, started with SwedishAs Noah says in the video, the people building and running these businesses aren’t much different to you. They don’t have anything you don’t have or can’t learn 
Without spending a dollar, Alex Garcia apparently built his Twitter following From 1k to 40k in 50 days, and his email list from 0 to 7k in 2 months.
He shares his 9 secrets for building an audience fast, including…
Free Virtual Hackathon
Seth Godin says, “The Beatles did not invent teenagers. They merely decided to lead them.”
You’re no different. Find an audience that already exists. Decide to lead them.
You do this by becoming a reliable source of value.
ProductHunt has this going on until June 18th.
The theme is Green Earth, so the goal is to quickly build and launch a product or service that helps the environment.
Maker Festival is open to people of all trades (developers, designers, writers, you name it) from all around the world.
They’ve got some good prizes up for grabs as well, see here 
Reddit is notoriously tough on self-promoters, with many mods deleting posts that hint at self promotion.
YesPromo put together a list of 100+ examples of successful self promotion posts on Reddit, so you can see what works and try to emulate.
Click here to jump straight to the list 
Three favorites:
Turning a Small App Into a $20,000/mo BusinessTurned a joke into a business.. and I just made my first sale! Created an SEO tool to solve a problem I was having – would love some feedbackBusy? Overwhelmed?The following two articles might help 
The first, by Scott Young, shows how biased we are towards adding new tasks and responsibilities, even though subtracting them can often bring better results. That article also provides a handy alternative to saying “no” to everything.
Second is an old blog post from Tim Ferriss that I think about often: The Art of Letting Bad Things Happen
Key quote from that…
The Psychology Of MoneyIt’s not that I go out of my way to irritate people — not at all — but I recognize one critical fact: oftentimes, in order to do the big things, you have to let the small bad things happen. This is a skill we want to cultivate.
I’ve linked before to this great article that became an excellent book.
The author, Morgan Housel, was recently a guest on the We Study Billionaires podcast 
and covered many of the same points there.
Some nice inspiration in this list of “people quickly accomplishing ambitious things together.”
Complement with this list of “impressive things accomplished by small teams.”
One from the latter is BuiltWith.com, which apparently pulls in $14 million a year with a single employee 
Disaster Girl is a famous meme (see it here), showing a 5-year-old Zoë Roth smiling knowingly in front of a house fire in 2005 
The BBC reports that Zoë – now a college senior – recently auctioned off the original copy of the meme as an NFT for $473,000 worth of crypto.
BuzzFeed has a short video of Zoë telling her story, and a whole playlist called I Accidentally Became A Meme featuring Success Kid, Overly Attached Girlfriend, and a bunch of other famous meme stars.
Momentos, Finance Report, Etc.My latest Momentos are here.
Check out my May finance report to see how much my business earned and spent last month (hint: new high for income) 
And here’s an update on our progress collecting student reviews for online business courses.
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May 28, 2021
eBiz Weekly #125
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This week:
$45/hour remote tutoring gigCreative Link Building42 ways to earn your first $1 onlineUp to 75% off SiteGround hostingAmazon sellers ain’t happyHubSpot Academy (Free Courses)$50K/month one-man design serviceWeird Goes MainstreamSee where you can travel toCapterra for online business courses$45/hour remote tutoring gigThe company is called Tokyo Academics.
Info and apply here. More details on Reddit.
Note that they require all their tutors to have “exceptional academic credentials and/or professional backgrounds.”
Creative Link BuildingSome great examples of creative link building in this Authority Hacker video 
If I was to go back to freelancing, I’d do something like that, creating link-magnet content for clients, similar to the non-spammy examples shown in the video.
If you’ve got some dev skills, you could make calculator tools for sites like you see in the Healthy Eater example, package that with an outreach service to help them build links.
(Here’s a good primer on link building if you’re new to the concept.)
42 ways to earn your first $1 onlineBlake Emal has the list on Twitter, might give you some ideas 
One from Blake:
Sell access to a Google Sheet or Airtable
Create a database of valuable info, creators, or tools. Organize the info neatly in a spreadsheet. Sell access to view and duplicate the sheet.
An example of this is Community List, an Airtable list of “hundreds of communities to promote your product.”
The creator reports that he has earned $2000 with that one week after launch.
Up to 75% off SiteGround hostingSiteGround is one of only three web hosts I regularly recommend, and my host of choice if I were starting over from scratch.
Right now they’re running a seasonal sale with heavy discounts, from 63% to 75% off 
And they haven’t been for a while.
Here’s a good write-up of how things have gotten worse over the years for people selling products on Amazon.
The article is from 2018, but as you can see when you visit the Amazon seller forums today, many of the top posts speak to sellers leaving or expressing frustration 
For his new book (Amazon Unbound) Brad Stone reached out to several Amazon sellers “who had previously lobbied for Amazon or spoken out on its behalf.” He found that many of them had since changed their tune.
A telling quote from one such seller who has seen his business increasingly struggle on Amazon…
HubSpot Academy (Free Courses)“I’m all for competition, but I did not start my business and go sell on Amazon so that I could eventually become fertilizer for Amazon’s growth as I am buried and destroyed. It’s apparent this is happening to a lot of sellers, and I don’t believe it’s right. What Amazon does is analogous to being invited over for Thanksgiving dinner, then finding out as you sit down to dine that you’re the turkey.”
I’ve been browsing the free courses offered by HubSpot and they look good, nice and concise. Some even offer certifications 
Courses that caught my eye:
BloggingEmail Marketing (with certification)Facebook MarketingGoogle AdsHow To Make A Web AppInstagram AdvertisingSEO (with certification)WordPress TrainingYouTube MarketingDon’t expect much depth from any of those courses, as most are 3 hours or less. But you can use them to get a feel for different topics and specializations, see what resonates with you before diving deeper.
$50K/month one-man design serviceThat’s DesignJoy by Brett Williams.
I’ve mentioned it here a couple of times before. It was at $15k/month about a year ago. Then $25k/month back in January.
The latest update is that Brett has hit $50-60K in monthly revenue with less than $200 in monthly expenses and working 50-60 hours per week
Marie Dollé argues that in today’s world, “weirdness is no longer feared but leveraged.”
She gives many examples of weird trends and businesses that have found success, such as:
Dirty Rotten Flowers: sold 300-400 rotten bouquets for Valentine’s DayScam Rappers: getting noticed with lyrics about credit card fraudBranded Fruit: printing logos on fruit and veg, $120K/year in revenueMaskalike: $30 facemasks that look like your faceMarie offers a theory as to why now is a great time to let your freak flag fly…
This is where we are in 2021. With the exterior constrained and pallid, interior eccentricity is gaining ground. As cyberpunk-infused essayist Douglas Rushkoff reminded us, in a world run by algorithms, weirdness is our best weapon: the inner punks have taken over, and more importantly, they’re taking revenge on the algorithms.
“In a middle school where social media likes are the metric of popularity, the spoilsport is the kid who deletes the app or chooses not to own a phone at all. The spoilsport takes actions that make no sense within the logic of the game. Such abnormal behavior challenges convention, breaks the conspiracy of conformity, and stumps the algorithms. A.I.s and other enforcers of social control can’t follow what they can’t categorize. Weirdness is power, dissolving false binaries and celebrating the full spectrum of possibilities. Eccentricity opens the gray area where mutations develop and innovations are born.”
Here’s a weird website that actually ties in with the creative link building mentioned earlier: aaa.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.com
The site is a URL lengthener service, as opposed to URL shortener services like bitly. It’s just a joke, but according to Ahrefs it has picked up 1600+ backlinks in just a few weeks 
What weird or contrarian ideas could you take a swing at?
See where you can travel toIf you need to scratch that digital nomad itch, Airheart Explorer is a handy tool that shows where you can travel and what’s required (quarantine, vaccine, etc).
Related: United Airlines is running a sweepstakes for a year of free flights 
That’s what we’re aiming to build at eBiz Facts.
(Capterra is a site with 1.5 million validated user reviews of software products.)
I wrote more about the idea and our approach here
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May 21, 2021
eBiz Weekly #124
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The secret to building a $39k/mo businessYouTube to pay $100M for short videosThe Most Interesting Marketer in the WorldFree review of your Amazon listingRoast My Landing PageHow to find the next big thingDon’t buy stuff, buy cash flowThe Einstein of Computer ScienceComplete SEO Course for Beginners (Free)MomentosThe secret to building a $39k/mo businessJordan O’Connor launched an automation tool for Poshmark about 5 years ago.
Now it’s pulling $39,000 in monthly revenue
He recently revealed the secret to his success:
YouTube to pay $100M for short videos
if I just told you about my product’s revenue growth – it would be a wild story. Starting from “nothing” and growing it to where it is now. What a dream.
What’s not told, is the years and years of learning valuable skills required to pull something like that off.
Any real success takes a lot of time, and chances are, if you’re not what you consider “successful” you may not have been doing it long enough.
YouTube Shorts is YouTube’s version of TikTok. Videos are 60 seconds or less. See examples on this page.
YouTube pouring millions into this is similar to Snapchat pouring millions into their Spotlight feature last year. As reported in the newsletter a few months back, some people were earning big money via Spotlight, including one woman banking $500,000 for a video of her sister deep frying a turkey 
So if you’re looking for a way to break into YouTube, Shorts might be the ticket.
The Most Interesting Marketer in the WorldAccording to one YouTube video, his name is Gabe Whaley, and he’s the founder of MSCHF.
Some of the viral products MSCHF has come out with:
Jesus Shoes, with holy water in the soleCussCollar, translates dog barks into cursesFinger on the App, $20k prize to touch a screen for 70 hoursBack in 2019, Gabe discussed his creative process on the Prehype podcast. Worth a listen 
to get your own marketing juices flowing.
Brainiac also has a good case study on MSCHF (use promo code EBIZFACTS for a 25% discount).
Free review of your Amazon listingIf you’re selling a product on Amazon, Amazing at Home offers a free review of your listing to help boost sales.
Heard about it on this episode of the eCom Exits podcast
The host of that podcast – Nate Ginsburg – built and sold a $1 million Amazon business, and shared his story here.
Roast My Landing PageAmazing at Home uses the free offer mentioned above as a lead gen for their $99/month Mastermind Membership.
Roast My Landing Page skips the free offer and charges £149 ($210) for a 20-minute video analysis of your SaaS landing page.
Oliver Meakings, the guy behind RMLP, writes that he’s been offering that productized service for a year, and it’s gone pretty well:
I generated about £20,000 in roast revenue, and another £50,000 of freelance marketing work from clients who discovered me through being roasted.
That works out to $99,000 total revenue, and he reports about $14,000 in expenses 
Oliver’s write-up is worth a read if you’re considering offering a productized service – pay special attention to how much he tweaked his offer and marketing to find what worked best – or if you want to improve your landing page conversions.
How to find the next big thingSteph Smith from Trends (reviewed here) breaks down her clever research process in this thread
An example of an opportunity she spotted recently:
Hard kombucha.
In grocery stores in California, there’s an entire section for it. In Florida, I can’t find it if I try. That won’t be the case in 5 years.
And for the rest of the world? There’s almost no search volume. So much room to capitalize.
If you’re already focused on a niche or industry, you could use Steph’s research process to spot emerging trends and/or find topics to cover on your blog/podcast/whatever.
Related: 47 ways to come up with a business idea
Don’t buy stuff, buy cash flowThis article is a good reminder to think twice before spending money on stuff that generates ongoing expenses, like a car or a house 
Better to spend money on stuff that generates cash flow, like an established business or a nice rental property.
When you purchase future cash flow you become wealthy. When you purchase future debt, you become poor.
Of course it’s not always as simple as that, but you get the idea.
The Einstein of Computer ScienceA recent episode of Cautionary Tales told the story of Claude Shannon, the so-called Einstein of computer science and the inventor of the world’s first wearable computer, which he used to cheat at roulette in a Vegas casino back in 1961.
The episode describes how Shannon never stayed focused on one thing for long. Maybe he would have made more significant contributions to the world if he had been less scattered… or maybe his lack of focus is what made him so brilliant in the first place 
Indeed, there is evidence that having serious hobbies is correlated with greater career success…
Compared to other scientists, Nobel laureates are at least twenty-two times more likely to partake as an amateur actor, dancer, magician, or other type of performer.
Nationally recognized scientists are much more likely than other scientists to be musicians, sculptors, painters, printmakers, woodworkers, mechanics, electronics tinkerers, glassblowers, poets, or writers, of both fiction and nonfiction. (source)
It’s easy to believe the Elon Musk narrative that you need to work 80 hours per week to change the world. But there’s a good argument to be made that you’ll deliver better results with less work and more “distraction.”
Just be sure to choose your distractions wisely 
Ahrefs just dropped a free 2-hour SEO course on YouTube
You’ll need access to the premium Ahrefs tool to make the most of it. They offer a 7-day trial for $7.
Go through that course and play around with the tool for a week, and I bet you could provide valuable insights to many a business with an online presence. At that point, it wouldn’t be too hard to start charging $20+/hour for your expertise.
Follow this 3-step process to find your first clients.
MomentosYou can read my latest batch of personal ramblings here 
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May 14, 2021
eBiz Weekly #123
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This week:
$1500 for 30 days of nappingThe Far Side of ComplexityDeal of the Week: 25% off BrainiacThe most liked online post everHow 7-Figure Newsletters Make MoneyLearn digital marketing via Acadium$450,000 freelance writing on FiverrLow-rated apps people pay forHow would you grow this?$1500 for 30 days of nappingQuite literally a dream job that Eachnight are hiring for right now.
You basically need to run napping experiments 
every day for 30 days and report your findings. They’re only hiring five people but you can apply from anywhere in the world.
(Added this to our list of weird ways to make money online.)
The Far Side of ComplexityThis 20-minute video by James Jani serves as a sober overview of Bitcoin. Check it out for a simple explanation of how the technology works, and how a single coin went from being worth $0 in 2009 to about $50,000 today 
His explainer video on the stock market and investing is also worth a look.
As you’ll see from those videos, James does a great job of breaking down complex topics so they’re easy to understand. Someone who does the same in written form is Tim Urban of Wait But Why.
With the world growing increasingly complex, we need more people like James and Tim.
Is there a complex topic you know a lot about, or could learn a lot about? And then explain that topic in simple terms to other people?
James and Tim have shown that you can make a good living doing just that
James earns an estimated $7756 in ad revenue from each video he puts out, an additional $1600/month via Patreon, and likely much more from sponsorships. And it looks like Tim is earning about $10,000 a month via Patreon alone.
Deal of the Week: 25% off BrainiacBrainiac is the cheat code marketing professionals have been waiting for: a science-backed online database of 150 cognitive biases, principles and models that influence your customer’s decisions.
Use it to sell more, sell smarter, and sell faster.
I bought it at full price myself, but you can use promo code EBIZFACTS at checkout to get a 25% discount
Click through for a 1-minute video demo of Brainiac and see why it was voted #1 Product of the Week on Product Hunt.
All deals this weekDepositphotos: last week’s popular lifetime deal is still availableThe most liked online post everIt’s this photo of an egg on Instagram, with over 55 million likes 
Heard about it via a case study in Brainiac, where it’s included as an example of the Von Restorff Effect, which basically says that things that go against the norm tend to attract lots of attention.
Mimicry comes at a cost. What might seem like a safe choice in a boardroom will most likely be a waste of money. Advertising that feels safe or familiar is actually quite risky.
Everyone else on Instagram was posting flashy lifestyle photos. That was the zig. A simple photo of an egg was the zag, something completely different and therefore remarkable 
Take a look at what your competitors are doing. Could you do something completely different that would help you stand out?
(More info about the egg on Wikipedia)
How 7-Figure Newsletters Make MoneyEthan Brooks breaks it down here
He notes that there are 3 main ways to make money from a newsletter:
1. Free subscriptions (monetized via ads)
2. Low-price subscriptions
3. High-price subscriptions
Alone, each can be a multi-million dollar biz. But together they’re better…
Via that thread I found this list of the highest earning Substack newsletters, including one about China ($648k+ per year) and another about the climate crisis ($216k+ per year). And here’s a free newsletter for young professional women that earned $1.1 million last September
Acadium is a platform that connects mentors and apprentices, especially in the digital marketing space.
As an apprentice you don’t get paid, but it sounds like a great way to gain real-world digital marketing experience and set yourself up for well-paid work down the road.
They also have a bunch of free courses for learning digital marketing.
I heard about Acadium via an interview with the founder on Mixergy
That’s Carrie French, a former music teacher who started on Fiverr back in 2013.
French became a full-time Fiverr seller, offering gigs such as writing product descriptions and SEO website content as well as offering her own copywriting ecourse. To date, she’s earned nearly $450,000 and typically works two to three hours a day, seven days a week.
See Carrie’s Fiverr profile here. Side Hustle School also featured her in an episode
If you’re looking to build a money-making app, check out this website for ideas.
[It’s a] list of apps/plugins/extensions from various marketplaces with the option to filter for ideas for which many people pay but arent too happy with the current solution (low rating).
Related: 47 ways to come up with a business idea
How would you grow this?Here at eBiz Facts we’re transitioning from in-depth reviews of online business courses (like this), to more of a user-generated review model (like this).
Any course that promises to help you make money online… we’re aiming to collect, validate and display reviews from real students.
Ultimately that should help our readers find the legit courses 
and avoid the crappy ones 
Our goal is to publish 200+ student reviews in the next 2 months, and the niche we’re starting with is Amazon FBA.
There are many smart entrepreneurial people on this mailing list, so I’m wondering if you might have some creative ideas for generating user reviews?
We’re already offering a $10 reward for each published review.
Resources:
2 person team working full time$10,000 budget to spend on rewards and marketing.Established website (DR60) earning $15,000+/mo from in-depth reviews (but not yet much SEO traffic related to Amazon FBA)So I’d love to know: if this was your business, how would you go about generating those reviews?
Hit reply and let me know.
Or, better yet, drop a comment here so everyone can see your suggestions.
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May 10, 2021
123 Affiliate Marketing Review
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A course that aims to teach you how to monetize an online audience via affiliate marketing.
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$599 for lifetime access (details)
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About our review processHow does 123 Affiliate Marketing help you make money?
Pat’s course aims to help you monetize your existing online audience via affiliate marketing.
If you’re looking to build affiliate sites with the course, that’s not what it’s for. It’s taking an audience you have, or one that you are building toward, and finding the right products to promote, and campaigns to support those promotions.
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Affiliate marketing is when you promote other people’s products or services, and collect a commission for every successful referral.
Learn more about affiliate marketingHow much does 123 Affiliate Marketing cost?The listed price of Pat Flynn’s affiliate marketing course is $599. That will give you lifetime access to the program.
Keep in mind that you’ll probably need a little extra money to spend on email marketing software to make full use of the course.
123 Affiliate Marketing Discount?Sorry, there doesn’t seem to be any discount available for Pat Flynn’s affiliate marketing course.
Refund PolicyAccording to the sales page for the course, there is a 30-day money-back guarantee (source).
123 Affiliate Marketing AlternativesHere are some other affiliate marketing courses you may want to consider…
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1.The Authority Site System4.8/5 2.The Affiliate Lab4.6/5 3.Project 244.0/5 4.Passive Income Geek3.7/5 5.Commission Hero2.6/5 6.Affiliate Marketing Mastery1.5/5 7.Affilorama1.5/5 8.Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing1.5/5 9.Wealthy Affiliate1.0/5 10.Six Figure Mentors0.7/5
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May 7, 2021
eBiz Weekly #122
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$1.8 million teaching writingThe Racecar Growth Framework$1500/month for studying full-timeDeal of the Week: Depositphotos772 Startups Hiring Remotely$20k/mo affiliate site in a weird nicheThe Super Mario Effect$100k online community in one yearMomentos + Finance ReportBeing poor is an advantage$1.8 million teaching writingThat’s the estimated annual revenue from David Perell’s course, Write of Passage 
Actually, it’s likely much higher than that. David shared in December that they have 600-700 students a year, charging $3000 to $5000 per student.
One key to David’s success has been building an audience on Twitter.
From his article entitled Audience-First Products:
I launched the course with a built-in audience of 10,000 email subscribers and 20,000 Twitter followers. Since I had organic reach, I didn’t have to pay for marketing.
He launched the course in April 2019 and the first two cohorts pulled in more than $200,000 profit
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If you want to build an audience on Twitter, here’s a good thread on how to do it via DMs.Twitter is rolling out their new Tip Jar feature, but it has some issues.The Racecar Growth Framework
Think about your business like a high-performance race car. The same components that help a car drive faster are also the components of your Growth Model:
The (Growth) Engine
Turbo boosts
Lubricants
Fuel
Click through to learn why your Growth Engine is the most important factor, and how four core engines explain the growth of breakout successes like Uber, Salesforce, Slack, Airbnb and Tesla.
(I came across this framework while listening to Lenny Rachitsky on the Creator Lab podcast, a new addition to my list of best business podcasts.)
$1500/month for studying full-timeComputer engineering student James Scholz has a YouTube channel where he live streams his marathon study sessions, with occasional appearances by his cat 
Recently he put out a video about how he studied 12 hours a day for a year (excluding weekends).
His channel now has 279k subscribers and recently he’s been getting up to 600,000 views per video
Once calculator estimates that he earns an average of $138 in ad revenue from each video, which works out to $690 per month. Looks like he’s also earning at least that much every month via Patreon. And he has Amazon affiliate links in each video description.
I’d estimate that he’s earning minimum $1500/month from everything, though of course it’s taken him a year of live streaming to get to that point.
A few other live streamers profiled in this article:
#16 – folks in South Korea earning as much as $10k/month for eating on camera#17 – another live-streaming student earning $253 per videoDeal of the Week: DepositphotosDepositphotos is a library with over 195 million high-quality and royalty-free stock photos and vector images 
Right now you can get 100 download credits for only $39. Grab the deal multiple times if you like. Credits never expire.
772 Startups Hiring Remotely
Also check this list of additional ways to find a remote job, including 5 Facebook Groups that regularly post remote job opportunities.
$20k/mo affiliate site in a weird nicheThe specific site is undisclosed in this interview, but apparently the niche was heat press machines.
As in, machines that print designs on t-shirts 
Dan and Naomi Morris started the site in 2015 and built it up to $5k/month within about 18 months. They sold it last year for six figures, by which point it was pulling in almost $20k a month.
What I like most about their story is that they had no knowledge of the niche before getting into it, but through researching and creating content consistently they became an authority on the topic.
Related:
7 things you should know about affiliate marketing23 affiliate marketing website examplesThe Super Mario EffectMark Rober’s TED Talk will show you how to trick your brain to learn more and see more success.
Especially worth a watch if you give up on challenges too easily. Mark shows how a simple reframe got people sticking with a challenge 2.5x times longer
That’s Ness Labs, “a community of curious humans who want to achieve more without sacrificing their mental health.”
Anne-Laure Le Cunff started it in March 2020 and it’s now up to $9,272 in monthly recurring revenue, and has earned $109k total so far
The community grew out of a free weekly newsletter Anne-Laure started in 2019.
In a recent AMA she explained how she’d grow the business if she had to start over from scratch:
Momentos + Finance ReportStart by building an audience, which I did on Twitter and with my newsletter. Once you reach a decent number of followers/subscribers, launch a community so they can connect together (the exact number of followers/subscribers you need depends on the type of community you want to build, for example a small mastermind of 10 community members may only require a newsletter with 100-200 subscribers)
Check out my latest personal ramblings, or see how much I earned and spent in my business last month.
Being poor is an advantageI highlighted almost every one of Kevin Kelly’s 99 bits of unsolicited advice.
Sharing two with you:
Money is overrated. Truly new things rarely need an abundance of money. If that was so, billionaires would have a monopoly on inventing new things, and they don’t. Instead almost all breakthroughs are made by those who lack money, because they are forced to rely on their passion, persistence and ingenuity to figure out new ways. Being poor is an advantage in innovation.
This is the best time ever to make something. None of the greatest, coolest creations 20 years from now have been invented yet. You are not late.
Let’s get to work 
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May 5, 2021
Best Amazon FBA Course for 2021
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Amazing Selling MachineIncomplete/5 Amazon Boot CampIncomplete/5 Blue Sky AmazonIncomplete/5 Freedom TicketIncomplete/5 Marketplace SuperheroesIncomplete/5 Nine UniversityIncomplete/5 Private Label MastersIncomplete/5 Proven Amazon CourseIncomplete/5 The Last Amazon CourseIncomplete/5 The Wholesale FormulaIncomplete/5 Zon Ninja MasterclassIncomplete/5
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Learn more about Amazon FBAAmazing Selling MachineAmazing Selling Machine was first launched by Jason Katzenback and Matt Clark in 2012 and has been updated frequently since.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a successful Amazon FBA business.
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$4,997 or six payments of $997.
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Amazon Boot CampThis FBA course is run by Jessica Larrew and her husband Cliff, also known as The Selling Family. Amazon Bootcamp course focuses on retail arbitrage strategy for sourcing products.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a retail arbitrage business with Amazon FBA.
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$495 or 3 payments of $195, or $995 if you want an access to the Facebook community and extra support (details)
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Blue Sky AmazonAn Amazon FBA course by Sophie Howard.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a successful Amazon FBA business.
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Not publicly advertised, but we’ve seen reports ranging from $2,500 to $4,000 (details)
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Freedom TicketKevin King’s course is specifically about private labeling.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a successful Amazon FBA business.
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$997 or 3 payments of $397, or free with Helium 10 membership at $97/mo or higher (details)
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The Last Amazon CourseBrock Johnson’s program is the least expensive on our list.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a successful Amazon FBA business.
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$1/week or $24 one time payment; $39 if you want access to livestreams with Brock Johnson.
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Marketplace SuperheroesRobert Rickey and Stephen Somers have been offering this FBA training since 2015.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a successful Amazon FBA business.
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$997 or 12 payments of $97 (after a 7 day free trial)
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Nine UniversityNine University was founded by Kale Abrahamson and Taylor Hiott in 2016.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a successful Amazon FBA business.
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No set price, but we’ve seen reports ranging from $1,997 to $9,800 (details)
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Private Label MastersThis course from Tim Sanders is all about creating your own brand to sell on Amazon.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a successful Amazon FBA business.
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No set price, but we’ve seen reports ranging from $3,500 to $5,000 (details)
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Proven Amazon CourseThis course from Jim Cockrum claims to be more diverse than others, teaching you multiple strategies for success on Amazon.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a successful Amazon FBA business.
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$29/mo membership plan (cancel anytime), or lifetime access for $499.
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The Wholesale FormulaAn Amazon FBA course from Dan Meadors and Dylan Frost. It focuses on wholesale strategy for selling on Amazon.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a successful Amazon FBA business by leveraging the power of wholesale.
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Reportedly $2,497 or 3 payments of $997 (details)
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Zon Ninja MasterclassThis course from Kevin David rounds out our list.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a successful Amazon FBA business.
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Not publicly advertised, but we’ve seen reports ranging from $1,997 to $3,994 (details)
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Can I Learn How to Sell on Amazon For Free?Yes.
First of all, Amazon has its own Seller University which is completely free. Amazon Seller University is a series of free training videos created to help you learn how to sell on Amazon.
Next, there is tons of free information about selling on Amazon available online (via Google search, YouTube, etc.)
We’ve seen many Amazon sellers reporting that it’s possible to learn how to build an Amazon FBA business via open resources.
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Blue Sky Amazon Review
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Sophie Howard’s Amazon сourse aims to teach you how to make money online by selling products on Amazon.
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Amazon Blue Sky Training Program is an online course that aims to teach you how to build an ecommerce business with Amazon FBA.
Learn more about Amazon FBAHow much does Blue Sky Amazon cost?There is no publicly advertised price for Blue Sky Amazon course. However, we’ve seen reports ranging from $2,500 to $4,000.
To get a quote, you must watch Sophie Howard’s free webinar. During the webinar, you might be quoted a different amount for the program depending on where you joined from.
Keep in mind that you’ll also need some money to buy inventory and possibly spend on advertising. The total amount you need depends on the product you’re planning to sell. But generally speaking, you’ll need at least a few thousand dollars extra.
Blue Sky Amazon Discount?You might be offered a discount during the free webinar (linked above).
Refund PolicyUnfortunately, the refund policy is unclear. According to the Terms and Conditions, refund requests “may be considered on a case-by-case basis” (source).
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May 4, 2021
Zon Ninja Masterclass Review
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Zon Ninja course aims to teach you how to make money online by selling products on Amazon.
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A course that aims to teach you how to build a successful Amazon FBA business.
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Not publicly advertised, but we’ve seen reports ranging from $1,997 to $3,994 (details)
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About our review processHow does Zon Ninja course help you make money?
Zon Ninja Masterclass is an online course that aims to teach you how to build an ecommerce business with Amazon FBA.
There are multiple strategies you can use for selling on Amazon, and Kevin David’s course appears to teach you specifically about private labeling. This is when you create your own brand to sell on Amazon.
Learn more about Amazon FBAHow much does Zon Ninja Masterclass cost?There is no publicly advertised price for Zon Ninja course. However, we’ve seen reports ranging from $1,997 to $3,994.
You’ll also need some money to buy inventory and possibly spend on advertising. The total amount you need depends on the product you’re planning to sell. But generally speaking, you’ll need at least a few thousand dollars extra.
Additionally, if you’re following a private label strategy – which is taught in this course – you’ll likely need to invest more upfront then you would using some other Amazon strategies.
Zon Ninja Masterclass Discount?After you follow the steps on their website to get a quote, you might be offered a discount.
Just keep in mind that discounted purchases are non-refundable (source).
Refund PolicyYou can request a refund of Zon Ninja course within 14 days of purchase, but only if you’ve bought it at full price, completed less than 40% of the course and met the requirements specified on this page…
If you bought the course at a discount, your purchase is non-refundable (source).
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The Last Amazon Course Review
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Brock Johnson’s Amazon course aims to teach you how to make money online by selling products on Amazon.
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$1/week or $24 one time payment; $39 if you want access to livestreams with Brock Johnson.
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The Last Amazon Course is an online program that aims to teach you how to build an ecommerce business with Amazon FBA.
You can see a detailed overview of the course content on this page. It lists of all the lessons included in the course and their duration. In total, Brock Johnson’s course contains over 45 hours of content.
Learn more about Amazon FBAHow much does The Last Amazon Course cost?The Last Amazon Course has several payment options. You can sign up for a $1/week plan, or pay $24 for lifetime access. If you also want to attend the livestreams with Brock Johnson, you can pay $39 as a one-time fee for the course.
Keep in mind that you’ll also need some money to buy inventory and possibly spend on advertising. The total amount you need depends on the product you’re planning to sell. But generally speaking, you’ll need at least a few thousand dollars extra.
The Last Amazon Course Discount?Sorry, there doesn’t seem to be any discount available for Brock Johnson’s course.
Refund PolicyThere is a 30-day money-back guarantee (source).
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