The Best of RobertPlank.com

I know there is a lot of content on this site, but I honestly think these are the 12 best guides I have ever written.

  1. Keep it Shippable, Stupid! My #1 business philosophy. Put out a workable version 1.0 for now and get paid while you develop version 2.0... whether this is a report, infoproduct, or software tool.
  2. Work: My Most Hated Word! If there's one word you should remove from your vocabulary (at least for a month), this is it.
  3. Forfeit the Race to Free! The truth is you aren't doing anyone a favor by playing the price wars.
  4. Daily Video Challenge: Use this technique to develop a (good) habit of creating videos, writing articles, and sending emails every single day.
  5. $30K Month: Success! Here is an exact breakdown of how I broke my own $25k per month barrier and had the first of several $30,000 months.
  6. Because I Can: Scarcity sells better than any other technique I have tried. And the good news is... you DON'T need to justify it to anyone, not even yourself!
  7. All You Need is Six E-Mails: The R.A.T.G.U.M. Blogging Strategy that Obliterates Writer's Block: I only write six types of blog posts. Use this simple guide and you'll always have something to write about or talk about.
  8. Recession? Send anyone to this post if they tell you "these are hard economic times" or "we are in a recession."
  9. You're Fired! As a self-employed business owner, are you being paid what you're worth? Are you cut out being an entrepreneur or should you go back to your day job? This simple test will tell you why.
  10. How to Reduce Refunds: You need to write followups not just for your email prospects, but for your paid buyers... this is why.
  11. Is It Possible to Make $5000 Per Month Writing Articles? This is the basic strategy I used to use when I invented "dimesales" on the Warrior Forum and now use the $7 bump strategy to launch new products.
  12. Four Disturbing But True Facts About Inaction and How to Overcome Them Immediately: Check out these crazy split test results and observations about taking action and customer engagement all rolled into one wild blog post.

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