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Chris Dyson

@ChrisLDyson

Turning eyeballs into customers. I invest in proven offers, fund their distribution, and get my partners paid. Over $100M in revenue and counting.

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Chris Dyson
Chris Dyson@ChrisLDyson·
$1.22 million in 13 Weeks. 3800 person List. Another happy partner… $1.22 million in 13 weeks flat. We ran the whole show. • Copywriting • Offer creation • Lead gen • Closing Delivered 352 fresh customers. Partner? Didn’t lift a finger. Sweetest part? They paid us only AFTER the cash hit their Stripe account. What you doing in May? I’m opening a slot. Just ONE. You need: • A validated offer. $3000+. • A 10k list. They gotta dig ya. Wanna see if we can do it for you? Let’s run a small test. Interested? DM or comment below P.S. Know someone who this would benefit? Happy to make it worth your time
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Chris Dyson@ChrisLDyson·
Wanting to be seen as smart is a childhood mechanism for getting approval. It’s also now why you are at the peak of the midwit curve Decide you know nothing & accept your new life on the short bus. The windows are there to be licked.
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Chris Dyson@ChrisLDyson·
Wake up. There are no rules. Just patterns you’ve repeated long enough that they now feel true. So here’s something worth noticing today: Where are you using words like
“should”, “try”, “must”, “maybe”, “I guess”… instead of just deciding? Because until your language changes… your identity won’t. And until your identity changes… your results won’t either. You’re just speaking from a version of you that isn’t in charge. And that version… will never build the life you say you want. NEVER.
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Chris Dyson@ChrisLDyson·
You don’t rise to your goals. You fall back to your self-concept. So if you keep “falling”… maybe that’s actually where you believe you belong.
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Liam Halligan
Liam Halligan@LiamHalligan·
So the UK's 10-year gilt yield - the cost of government borrowing - is now up at 2008 levels. An 18-year high The difference is that, back then, UK national debt was 48pc of GDP, and now it's the best part of 100pc. So the debt service costs are much MUCH heavier. Of the £14.3bn the UK government borrowed in February alone, no less than £13bn of that was spent on interest on existing debts - a situation which is not only unsustainable, but very close to provoking a disastrous financial collapse. Yet still, our national discourse is all about more spending, more borrowing, more "state intervention". When is the Labour party – and much of the listless, unthinking rump of the UK's political and media class – going to start acknowledging reality? WHEN ....?
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The Marketing Nutritionist
@ChrisLDyson 😂😂😂😂 I couldn't even be arsed to be judged smart or dumb You are always right I could hardly be bothered by what a person thinks of me I'd rather be seen as dumb than be hailed as smart btw Makes no difference eitherway - praises or criticism. Unbothered
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Chris Dyson@ChrisLDyson·
Easiest upsell… Sell em more of what they just bought.
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Chris Dyson@ChrisLDyson·
Most founders don’t get rich from revenue. They get rich from exits. But instead of building assets, you’re still dicking around with your offer.
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Chris Dyson@ChrisLDyson·
Anyone can post tips. Very few can create a thought that rearranges someone’s priorities. That’s why very few get paid properly.
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Glenn
Glenn@glennwrites1·
Red hot, ultra qualified, perfect fit leads for breakfast
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Chris Dyson@ChrisLDyson·
Last month one of our partners made $30,307 from 106 people in a week. Here’s what happened. People saw an ad…
Joined his free Skool community… ~100 people joined. NONE of ‘em knew who he was. Cold AF traffic. He spent the week: • answering questions
• helping people out
• talking to them in the community Then he made them an invitation to one of his programs. AOV was ~$3000 $30,000 from ~100 people. In a week. No giant audience.
No complicated funnel.
No months of “content strategy.” Just: Ad → Community → Help people → Make them an offer. Sinple. Makes you wonder what 99% of people with massive audiences are doing… Cause 80% CAN’T even cover their rent from it. Guess what we’re doing with another partner this weekend… we’ve already got 120 peeps in her group. 🤣
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Chris Dyson@ChrisLDyson·
@GrammarHippy Ez partner with someone with an audience and make them $50,000 in a week & take 20%
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George Ten
George Ten@GrammarHippy·
You have 30 days to make $10,000. • No connections • No audience • No money (except for living expenses). What’s your action plan?
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George Ten
George Ten@GrammarHippy·
BTW Fiverr and Upwork are HELLA underrated for finding clients. Who do newbs insist on trying to find their clients themselves when there are platforms designed exactly for that? Weird.
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Chris Dyson@ChrisLDyson·
@GrammarHippy I used to hire a lot of folks from peopleperhour & upwork If you’re a noob it’s a great way to get some testimonials & case studies
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Chris Dyson@ChrisLDyson·
A few grand a day. My routine is pretty simple. Wake up.
Take the kids to school.
Reply to a few emails.
Send out a few DMs. Make a few grand. Good enough. Most of it comes from pre-selling inside other people’s lists and communities. I don’t need my own big audience.
I don’t have to create any products.
I don’t need complicated funnels I partner with people who already have: • email lists
• Skool communities
• audiences I help them sell more. Then I take a slice of the pie. While a lot of people spend years trying to build an audience… I just plug into ones that already exist. Reply to emails.
Start conversations.
Make invitations. Low stress. Pays well. Most people call me lazy. idgaf what they say.
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