Daily Business Hustle

Aleks goes into how you can charge a lot more for your products/services, destroy your limiting beliefs around money and build a successful business. Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin This podcast is for you, if you’re looking to sell websites, SEO, videos to companies, and if you want to charge a lot of money, and get a large margin on your products and/or services, and build a successful company. A common misconception people have, and a common limiting belief most people have, is that when they’re charging a lot of money for a service, they feel like they have to be spending a lot of money to make it. An example from one of my students: “I realized I have one big question, what you would do if your client confronted you, and he knows that you’re doing your work, using cheap templates. What would be your approach? If he confronts you.” I have a very simple answer to th

Aleksander explains how to establish new habits and processes in business so that stuff actually gets done, and keeps getting done. Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin Have you ever found yourself in a company where new projects tend do just fizzle out, disappear, and die a slow lingering death. Or have you ever tried to start a company, where you try to implement something new, you try to get it going, get those skills going, get the marketing going, and slowly nothing happens. It just starts dying, and you end up having a job, for some guy you don’t like, and going through traffic every morning, and you want to ‘kill yourself’. I’m going to cover how to implement stuff properly, so you don’t give up, and it doesn’t fizzle out, and you’ll have a successful business, where stuff gets done. You want to develop the habit of getting shit done, and developing new processes that

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin In this podcast, I have a special topic I’m going to write about. I’ve been asked several times, by my subscribers, about where I come from. Having had twenty of you guys ask me now, I’ve decided to tell you. This can benefit you, if you’re in a shitty situation, and you think that you don’t have the opportunities in front of you, to be successful, and run a successful business. If you have this mentality, what I’m going to tell you, will help you out. I was born in communist Russia, and it was a shithole. We lived next to a military training ground, and we weren’t allowed on the street, because it was too dangerous: regularly cars would be set on fire, and all kinds of other stuff. Regardless, we got the hell out of there. Communism ended, so went to different countries, and moved around, from one country to the next. We ended up in Bel

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin Aleksander Vitkin interviews Gulliver Giles about his sales system. I’m interviewing Gulliver Giles, and he’s most famous for his Armour Of God, which is a strategic objection handling system. He’s really big on getting people to buy, out of a place of love and respect, but not taking any crap from them either. He’s a coach in sales, and he runs a three million dollar company, coaching people in sales, and he’s worked in seventy to eighty different industries, so he’s been around. He’s also really good at systematizing sales, and scripting for teams. So he can go into almost any business, systemize their sales, and make a script so their business generates more sales. Gulliver, regularly goes into companies, with five to ten people on the team, and doubles and triples their sales results. For anyone interested, Gulliver’s website is str

How Damiano went from $15k a month selling ecommerce websites to closing his first $24k deal. Damiano is a member of the Daily Business Hustle mastermind, which is a paid business program. Damiano's results are not typical. Some people perform better and some people perform worse. It's up to the individual to implement the business model properly. Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: http://www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin Damiano has been able to learnt and implement many things from the members in the Daily Businesss Hustle mastermind. As a result he was able to close a $24K deal with a client. He would have never imagined such business success without the help of the mastermind. He has been able to achieve these great results after only 1 month participation in the DBH mastermind. It teaches where these type of clients hang out, how to reach them and how to close them. Damiano went fro

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Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin There's the light side and dark side of business. Which side are you on? The South Park episode about the game: http://southpark.cc.com/full-episodes... In this podcast, I’m going to talk about the dark side of business. I know many people, in many industries who run a business, and have many motives to do so: there are as many motives as people almost. There’s one train of thought in business, and that is you need to make money no matter what. You need to get into a business, you don’t necessarily have to like, you just need to get into a business where you can get cash, and get rich to a level where you don’t have to worry about it anymore. Only then do you actually switch to a business which benefits the world. In fact there’s a whole plethora of businesses out there, which are completely catered towards getting people addicted to the

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin Aleksander Vitkin discusses the habits of the successful entrepreneur. In this podcast, you will find out the habits you need, to be a successful entrepreneur. Now I always talk about very important skills in my podcasts, like sales and marketing, and copy writing, and other important skills, that these days an entrepreneur should develop. As I’ve been working with beginner entrepreneurs, I’ve noticed that there’s a certain thing that they lack, almost universally when they try to start a business, and that’s to be able to put in a solid week’s worth of work. A solid week’s worth of work, is something like forty five hours invested in your business, this is just like going to a job, but working for yourself, it’s not even a lot. I was doing twelve to sixteen hours a day to start this particular business, so forty five hours a week is not

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin In this podcast, I’m going to talk about sales. You’ll find out exactly what it takes, to double, or even triple your sales results. I’ve noticed that a lot of people starting out in sales, they make a common mistake: they go through the sales process, and they get to the very end, and ask them to complete the payment, and then they can get started on the project. The prospect will say something along the lines of wanting to discuss it more, or that they can’t afford it, etc. Then what the sales person will do is thank them for their time, and then hang up. This is the wrong thing to do, this how you miss out on ninety to one hundred percent of your sales. This is not the way to close sales, if you want to go for the close, you don’t go for it once, but four or five times. If you don’t go for the close four or five times, you’re missing ou

How To Get Good At Sales Fast by Aleksander Vitkin

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin I’m interviewing Daiyaan, he’s twenty three years old, and dropped out of university at nineteen years of age. He didn’t see himself doing a nine to five job, so he dropped out of university, and he started working as a marketing consultant for people. He started to make a considerable amount of money: five to six thousand dollars a month, in his first year. Daiyaan was going into businesses, like public speakers, dating advice companies, and teaching them how to take their businesses online. This was his speciality, and it’s now lead to him teaching this stuff full time. Businesses need marketing, they’re always going to need marketing advice, not just advice, but they need to figure this stuff out, for their online business. So when he was thirteen or fourteen he started studying this stuff. He started learning about how to get people

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: http://www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin 1. Which marketing books to read (copywriting etc) 2. How to do webinars better 3. The Mindvalley hiring strategy explained (how to take Facebook, Google employees and recruit them for your company) 4. Why hiring milennials is better for internet based companies Ajit recommends picking up anything written by Dan Kennedy, as well as a book called copy logic, written by Michael Masterson, which allows you to think logically about copy. Ajit also gets a lot out of anything written by John Caples. He writes about advertising, but all the concepts apply. Spin selling is a fantastic book, it’s written for people who pick up the phone. He’s found the concepts behind the spin selling model are applicable to anything. Ajit uses the same model for launches, for consulting calls, for webinars, and anything he has to promote or marke

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: http://www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin Wade is a successful dating coach with 12 years of coaching experience. Right now he is an executive coach for entrepreneurs. He has been to 40 countries around the world and has had thousands of clients. He turns 6 – figure entrepreneurs into 7 – figure entrepreneurs with executive life coaching. A lot of people are stuck charging premium amount of money. That means they have hard times closing sales, they have lack of confidence. How to be a good public speaker: • You need to be very confident in the subject matter. • You need to be able to handle social pressure • Be comfortable when it comes time to negotiations • The hardest time to make a sale is when you need it the most. Some entrepreneurs have many ups and downs, because they don’t have predictable income. The solution to that is to charge recurring fees. That w

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: http://www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin I flew over to the offices of Mindvalley in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to interview Ajit Nawalkha, co-founder at Evercoach (Part of Mindvalley) Topics: - How to start a company from scratch - How to build a business to 6 figures - Should you get affiliates before you have a proven offer? - Should someone with no history of delivering results create info products? - How to manage email lists? - How much training to give someone I’m interviewing Ajit Nawalkha, who’s the co-founder of Mind Valley India, and Ever Coach. Ajit has specialized in marketing (he has teams of people, running marketing in his company). I have a member who doesn’t know how to start, they are just starting up marketing, and they want to get into making money online, and become good at marketing, and travelling, and sales. They have no idea where to start:

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: http://www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin There are 3 types of excuses people use when they want to start a business, but they decide not to. I am going to share with you several tips on how to overcome these excuses. These tips will help you achieve more success in your life, more freedom, wealth and will help you become a successful entrepreneur. I am going to share with you the best practices from my 4 years of experience in training people how to build a business. Most people are stuck in a job where there is no real way out. There are too afraid to take the next steps and to build a real business. 1 - People blame the idea or the business model. They think that they may fail, that is too risky or that may be a scam. They think that it is very dangerous if they try to start a business and they fail. In fact, even if you fail, you will learn some very valu

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: http://www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin I have heard many stories of how people in our mastermind Daily Business Hustle have tried to succeed in business. As a result, I have learnt very valuable lessons that helped me grow my business. If you want to build a real business, you need to learn skills such as sales, lead generation, hiring people, automation, delivery. It takes some time in the beginning to get started and it is different for each person, but these skills can help you achieve long term success. Most people get results in business if they learn the needed skills and implement. We are not talking about a quick sale here just to build your portfolio. We are talking about long term success in business. There is a huge difference between learning skills in business and watching information products online. Getting a few tips from information cours

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: http://www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin In this podcast, I’m interviewing Chris. He’s seventeen year old, and he’s a member of the Daily Business Hustle, and my mastermind. Chris is already closing sales, he’s already an entrepreneur. He started with marketing and copywriting when he was fifteen, because of a couple of crazy life issues that he was having. He found school wasn’t going to lead to what he wanted, and that’s when he discovered internet marketing, and copy writing. He didn’t pursue it with any real intent at first, because he was lazing around slacking off and procrastinating. But he hit a point where he’d had enough, and he wanted to figure it out. He picked up Eben Pagen, and all the other marketing guru books, and studied them night after night like crazy. He was cold calling, and emailing all these different businesses. Off that he started to s

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: http://www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin I have spent my first 2 years in business dabbling. I have tried so many different business models, but I failed. Any of these business models would have worked, but I did not commit to them fully. As a result, I made a loss in my first 2 years in business. There are entrepreneurs who implement a business model successfully, but when they see that there are more successful entrepreneurs who have a different business model, they decide to try their business model. Entrepreneurs are tempted with business models with easier delivery. If someone is a beginner and tries 2 business models at the same time, he might end up making less money than if he sticks to his main business. This is a form of procrastination. Instead of fixing the issues in the first business and scaling the main business to 7-figures and beyond, they star

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: http://www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin It is completely different to be an entrepreneur now vs 6 years ago. Being an online entrepreneur is 2012 was very scary. You are alone by yourself, because very few people were doing it back then. There were barely any online communities. I was walking down the streets alone and there was almost no one who can speak English. I had to figure out how to interact with people. In 2012, I was all alone by myself and it took me a lot of time to figure things out and to learn how business works. It took me 4 years to start traveling while running a business. On the other hand, Nicolas, who is a member of Daily Business Hustle started traveling almost from day one. I had a shitty laptop with very bad internet connection and was desperately trying to get clients to pay me some money. There was barely any mobile internet connect

Got any questions? Ask me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Check out my free business training: http://www.vitkin.net Want to connect on Instagram? @AleksVitkin I have received a question from Phil, a member of our audience, and his question is: ‘there seems to be too many people in niche markets, and too many promoting stuff online. I think it’s better to go to local shops, and increase their sales, what do you think?’ My view is that there are not enough people promoting niche markets: online marketing is growing at a tremendous rate, and with more and more products coming online every single day, that means there’s opportunity. It doesn’t mean there are too many people; it just means there’s an opportunity. People wouldn’t be doing it, if there wasn’t any money in it. I wouldn’t be doing it, if there wasn’t any money in it. For me, I’m in one of the most competitive markets in the world, and after week two, even though I’d only just started my business, I still managed to make