[JayBallentine]

In our "soft launch" yesterday, we came across a gentleman with whom we made a very specific pitch / offer.

Our offer was not for money - we offered him customers and a very specific plan to acquire these customers.

We're going to help him acquire customers through a direct response marketing program that I conceived at a total cost of $50k to the merchant.

It costs us about $15k to actually deliver the the plan. An MCA company will fund that portion of the deal. The balance is $35k is pure profit.

The balance of $35k will be captured "MCA style" through daily debits made to his account.

I'll own the customers I generate for the particular business owner until he is paid in full. His fear of losing customers SHOULD prevent him from doing anything dumb to back out.

If he defaults, I'll sell his customers to a competitor.

We intended for our average sale to be $10k, but this guy is in a "everyone uses this service" type of business so it was easy to upsell to $50k.

Just wanted to share with you all what is possible when you think outside the box. Selling customers and using an MCA as a means should be lucrative for us, and can be for you too.


EDIT: He is also currently in an advance with a premium funder who has been aggressively soliciting his renewal. He declined because based on the renewal amount, he had no idea how to leverage that for a profit... Until we showed him.