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The Funnel that Makes This Banjo Player $5,000/month

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🔗 Get Your Funnel Help: https://datadrivenmarketing.co/call
🔗 Check out Jack's work: https://www.banjoskills.com/
In this episode, I sit down with my friend Jack Kowalski who's built a $5,000/month banjo teaching business with just 5,300 YouTube subscribers. Jack opens up about his funnel strategy that gets a 7% opt-in rate (when most creators manage just 0.5%) and how his simple $17 tripwire product brings in $1,500 monthly. We chat about his approach to creating courses, why being passionate and showing your struggles connects better with students than trying to be a perfect expert, and how he turned his hobby into solid monthly income. Jack's story is really encouraging for anyone who thinks they need a massive audience to make good money teaching online. Lots of practical tips in this one that you can actually use right away!

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Chapters

1. Making $5K Monthly With 5K YouTube Subscribers (00:00:00)

2. Jack's Journey to Banjo Business Success (00:01:33)

3. YouTube Strategy and Content Formats (00:03:36)

4. Showing Struggles vs Being Perfect (00:08:37)

5. Channel Growth and Email List Building (00:13:16)

6. Course Pricing and Monthly Promotions (00:21:17)

7. Email Marketing and Tripwire Strategy (00:34:57)

8. Key Lessons and Final Advice (00:43:07)

175 episodes

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Content provided by John Ainsworth. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by John Ainsworth or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

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🔗 Get Your Funnel Help: https://datadrivenmarketing.co/call
🔗 Check out Jack's work: https://www.banjoskills.com/
In this episode, I sit down with my friend Jack Kowalski who's built a $5,000/month banjo teaching business with just 5,300 YouTube subscribers. Jack opens up about his funnel strategy that gets a 7% opt-in rate (when most creators manage just 0.5%) and how his simple $17 tripwire product brings in $1,500 monthly. We chat about his approach to creating courses, why being passionate and showing your struggles connects better with students than trying to be a perfect expert, and how he turned his hobby into solid monthly income. Jack's story is really encouraging for anyone who thinks they need a massive audience to make good money teaching online. Lots of practical tips in this one that you can actually use right away!

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Making $5K Monthly With 5K YouTube Subscribers (00:00:00)

2. Jack's Journey to Banjo Business Success (00:01:33)

3. YouTube Strategy and Content Formats (00:03:36)

4. Showing Struggles vs Being Perfect (00:08:37)

5. Channel Growth and Email List Building (00:13:16)

6. Course Pricing and Monthly Promotions (00:21:17)

7. Email Marketing and Tripwire Strategy (00:34:57)

8. Key Lessons and Final Advice (00:43:07)

175 episodes

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