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I've outlined all the tasks I'll be doing as I build an Alpha 2.0 Business.
My goal is to establish a business that earns approximately $107,142.86 per year. After tax that's $75K. Granted I don't get to pocket it all, it's a start towards my financial independence.
This is gonna be a fun ride since I've done this before, but now I'm approaching it with a proven system much of which BD and others I've worked with recently. I haven't invested in BDs course on this, but I'm sure it's not too far off of this. It's unlikely I'll burnout like I did so amny times before with little to show for my extreme hard work.
Here's what I'll be doing the next 90 days.
Most tasks are at least 25-minutes of work that will build up to hundreds of hours of establishing a new location--independent business.
1โ Budget the time and finances I can invest towards this project every week for the next 12 weeks
2โ Decide on the niche of customers I'll reach
3โ Grab my domain name
4โ Choose my initial offerings
5โ Upgrade my WordPress site with a template that better suits my work and product image I want to have
6โ Setup my sales pages for each product I offer.
7โ Choose the shopping cart system that I'll use for all sales
8โ Connect shopping cart to my payment processor
9โ Connect my Wordpress blog to my new site
10โ Double check the top social media tools my niche uses on a daily or weekly basis
11โ Read Guerilla Marketing by Jan Levinson while applying it's daily tasks with full commitment for the full 30-days
12โ After 30 days, make a list of things i don't like/want/know how to do and create ways to outsource them regularly
13โ Budget outsourcing for urgent and important tasks
14โ Delegate, Automate, or Eliminate all important and non-urgent tasks
15โ Start a new budget of my time and money now that I have a lot more responsibilities on my plate
16โ Upgrade my copywriting by diving back into Ben Settle's work
17โ Marketing 2.0 Study new materials that will help me multiply my current marketing efforts
18โ Reflect and focus. My life's changed over the past season, now it's time to reflect and focus on what I want to accomplish next in my business (assuming I haven't reached a $75K post-tax, annual business)
That's the plan, which of course will change as I go, though I will have to do all these tasks to reach my goal of establishing the foundation for a business that earns $75K post-tax (or about $107,142.86) per year on demand.
If you see ways to improve this process, tell me know. I'll be updating this thread with my accomplishments as I tackle each task.
I will most likely never sell this business, but I'm building it so that I always have that option. Ideally, I'll repeat thsi process with smoother success each year on a new business opportunity. Until I have multiple investments serving my bank accounts with processes that I can easily duplicate or scale for more revenue.
My goal is to establish a business that earns approximately $107,142.86 per year. After tax that's $75K. Granted I don't get to pocket it all, it's a start towards my financial independence.
This is gonna be a fun ride since I've done this before, but now I'm approaching it with a proven system much of which BD and others I've worked with recently. I haven't invested in BDs course on this, but I'm sure it's not too far off of this. It's unlikely I'll burnout like I did so amny times before with little to show for my extreme hard work.
Here's what I'll be doing the next 90 days.
Most tasks are at least 25-minutes of work that will build up to hundreds of hours of establishing a new location--independent business.
1โ Budget the time and finances I can invest towards this project every week for the next 12 weeks
2โ Decide on the niche of customers I'll reach
3โ Grab my domain name
4โ Choose my initial offerings
5โ Upgrade my WordPress site with a template that better suits my work and product image I want to have
6โ Setup my sales pages for each product I offer.
7โ Choose the shopping cart system that I'll use for all sales
8โ Connect shopping cart to my payment processor
9โ Connect my Wordpress blog to my new site
10โ Double check the top social media tools my niche uses on a daily or weekly basis
11โ Read Guerilla Marketing by Jan Levinson while applying it's daily tasks with full commitment for the full 30-days
12โ After 30 days, make a list of things i don't like/want/know how to do and create ways to outsource them regularly
13โ Budget outsourcing for urgent and important tasks
14โ Delegate, Automate, or Eliminate all important and non-urgent tasks
15โ Start a new budget of my time and money now that I have a lot more responsibilities on my plate
16โ Upgrade my copywriting by diving back into Ben Settle's work
17โ Marketing 2.0 Study new materials that will help me multiply my current marketing efforts
18โ Reflect and focus. My life's changed over the past season, now it's time to reflect and focus on what I want to accomplish next in my business (assuming I haven't reached a $75K post-tax, annual business)
That's the plan, which of course will change as I go, though I will have to do all these tasks to reach my goal of establishing the foundation for a business that earns $75K post-tax (or about $107,142.86) per year on demand.
If you see ways to improve this process, tell me know. I'll be updating this thread with my accomplishments as I tackle each task.
I will most likely never sell this business, but I'm building it so that I always have that option. Ideally, I'll repeat thsi process with smoother success each year on a new business opportunity. Until I have multiple investments serving my bank accounts with processes that I can easily duplicate or scale for more revenue.