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What are the other criteria that 2
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I'm always looking at when I'm going 3
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into markets is brand. 4
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Now here's my tip. 5
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When you are just getting started 6
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you don't need to think about brand 7
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OK. You need to essentially 8
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just get the skills 9
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and the knowledge 10
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and learn how the platform works 11
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and start to get some money 12
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and experience 13
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and then you want to focus on brand. 14
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But long term. 15
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Building a brand has a crazy 16
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amount of value so 17
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we're gonna go over those now 18
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and then we'll talk later in the branding 19
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section kind of more in-depth 20
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on each one of them 21
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and tactically. 22
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But here we're just gonna go over the 23
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overall benefits. 24
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All right. So first a we're 25
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going to tell you guys a story 26
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a story that I learned in Africa 27
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and this is about scavengers 28
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versus lions. 29
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So there was a time where we 30
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were at this watering hole in Africa 31
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earlier this year 32
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and there was like five lions 33
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sitting there at the watering hole 34
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and there was no joke. 35
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A couple of thousand zebras all 36
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around. I was sitting there wondering 37
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why aren't these lions 38
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eating the zebras. 39
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I wanted to see a lion attack. 40
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OK. 41
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And we sat there for an hour 42
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and a half were like Come on come on. 43
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But the Lions waited the 44
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Lions wait until they have the 45
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best opportunity. 46
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And then they go 47
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and they pounce. 48
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Now they could've gone 49
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and got a zebra 50
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but as a hot in the middle of the day 51
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and it just wasn't worth their time 52
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and energy because they know 53
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that they are going to go after 54
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the huge easiest opportunities 55
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for them. 56
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And then who comes in after 57
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that. Well 58
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essentially there's these hyenas 59
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that come in. 60
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Those are the scavengers. 61
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There's some other scavengers in 62
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the safari. 63
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But essentially what they do 64
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is they come and get the scraps 65
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after the lion is in there. 66
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There's there's certain parts that 67
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the lions like eehh passes up 68
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on and he passes up on 69
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you know eating the whole thing because he knows 70
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he can just go get another one 71
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and he's full. 72
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So essentially when we are starting 73
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out on e-commerce myself 74
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and you guys started you got to go get 75
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the skills and knowledge 76
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and go after something that you can 77
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actually go for. 78
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And a you know maybe start 79
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out as a hyena 80
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and go for these smaller opportunities 81
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that the big lions they see 82
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and they're like whatever. 83
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I'm not for me because I'm going after 84
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something huge. 85
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Now you see this as every brand 86
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gets big literally 87
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every physical product brand. 88
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A lot of them just go for these huge 89
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opportunities where they can serve a lot of 90
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people 91
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but they pass up on all these 92
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small niche ones 93
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and that's where you want to go when you're first starting 94
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out being kind of more 95
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of the scavenger of where are 96
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the scraps left over that 97
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I can use to build my skills 98
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and actually make quite a bit of money. 99
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I mean there's just like you 100
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know hundred thousand dollar opportunities 101
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out there that are still you know not 102
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the big brands 103
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or like whatever 104
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or not going 105
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and you know kind of more niche that's where 106
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you going start. 107
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I'd started out 108
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with that and then moved 109
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my way up to being more 110
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and I'm maybe I'm a lion 111
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cub now. 112
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All right. You know I'm not going to say like I'm in 113
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this giant lion 114
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but you know I'm progressively passing 115
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up all these smaller opportunities as 116
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time goes on. 117
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So you know just know 118
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that maybe now we'll give a preview 119
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of what being a lion 120
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gets you versus being 121
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a scavenger. 122
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So here you're gonna be the benefits 123
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of having a brand. 124
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So the main benefit of having 125
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a brand is there's a couple 126
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you can build a lot more real estate 127
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and start to really take over that 128
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niche on Amazon so 129
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one you're going to be able to get a headline 130
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search ads as you build the brand 131
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and get a trademark. 132
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So that's up here. 133
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So here is the headline search 134
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ad in what is 135
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nice about this is look. 136
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So I looked up power bank 137
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and all of a sudden now I'm 138
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able to see all these other anchor 139
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products. So that's one 140
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way that whereas if you just have 141
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one product 142
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and you're doing headline search ads what 143
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you get with 144
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what you get with brand registry 145
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you're able to 146
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cross-sell your other products through that. 147
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All right. So let's say we clicked 148
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on one of anchors products here. 149
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Now what they are able 150
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to do is look at this. 151
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You get to show up on frequently 152
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bought together as you build out your brand 153
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and you can get more sales 154
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through that. 155
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OK. 156
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So maybe I go 157
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and I buy the other items 158
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from anchor 159
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but also you're going to 160
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build up 161
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and you're going to be able to get comparison 162
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of your other products. 163
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This is just more real estate. 164
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And another thing that you get 165
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when you have a brand is 166
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you can cross-sell so there spot 167
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you can essentially give coupons 168
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to your other products 169
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so you can cross so 170
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and get more awareness 171
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and you can also 172
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get these nice beautiful 173
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a plus content. 174
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If you're a vendor it's called 175
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or enhanced brand 176
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content. 177
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So you're able to build 178
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much more beautiful descriptions 179
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and you just get a lot more features. 180
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Also another thing you're able to do 181
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when you build a brand 182
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you're able to get video 183
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they're coming out 184
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with that soon. 185
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And the opportunities are going 186
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to be more and more 187
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and then you also get a 188
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individual landing page. 189
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Now I don't know anybody that uses 190
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these but there might be a day 191
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where people actually go to these. 192
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OK. 193
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So those are kind 194
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of the ways that you get. 195
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But let's say we're just look up a power 196
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bank. 197
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Here's the other thing. 198
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As you build out your brand the 199
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other benefit is you just grab 200
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more real estate. 201
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So I'll show you anchor 202
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and I'll show you kind of about myself. 203
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So there's a lot of different 204
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needs in the portable power bank 205
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chargers so like we said before 206
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we're identifying customer needs 207
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and there's a lot of them now 208
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as you build your brand you're going 209
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to want to start doing that 210
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and filling all those needs. 211
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And then you become the main 212
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player in that market. 213
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So let's say we have portable 214
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a Power Bank portable charger. 215
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We'll see up here. 216
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There's obviously the ads 217
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but then look at this. 218
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Now a highly weighted. 219
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This is only in some markets 220
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but essentially Amazon 221
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even like MIT wrote a guide 222
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and then there's expert 223
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recommendations. 224
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This is new. 225
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So basically 226
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if you build a good premium quality 227
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and start building yourself 228
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as they ad out these more features 229
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of products they kind of trust 230
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or have these experts like look 231
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they're getting all this free stuff. 232
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So best value best 233
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of the best to that 234
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that doesn't exist in most markets though. 235
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There's as we identified earlier there's 236
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all these different customer needs images 237
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in their head and you know we're trying to 238
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find a great match for 239
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that one customer 240
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but that product is not going to be 241
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the best for everyone. 242
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So as we build out a brand 243
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we want to really focus 244
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on making 245
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and filling out all of those so 246
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in the market that we go to 247
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no matter what their 248
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exact needs are they start to 249
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come to us because we're filling 250
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that out over time. 251
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And then essentially when no matter what 252
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search term people are looking up 253
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we're there. 254
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And that's essentially what you want to do 255
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is kind of fill out that market 256
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and then really focus in 257
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on a specific area. 258
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So here are going to be some other 259
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concepts about building a brand. 260
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It's going to be just economically 261
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it makes the most sense. 262
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So instead of having to go 263
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and find suppliers for every market 264
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as you build out your brand guess what you're 265
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going to find the best suppliers 266
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and they'll have other products in that niche. 267
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Now what you're able to do is you're able 268
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to get increased leverage 269
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with them because you're building 270
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that relationship. 271
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They're gonna give you better terms. 272
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They're going to give you better lead times 273
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they're going to care about you as you build out that 274
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really ship 275
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and he just ordering more products 276
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on them. You start to get better 277
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prices on all of it 278
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and you can combine your shipments together 279
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to essentially make everything 280
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a lot more easy 281
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and you got a lot more flexibility. 282
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You can even get terms 283
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with them over time where essentially 284
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you pay them 30 days after 285
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they ship it to you. 286
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So essentially this helps out your cash 287
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flow. 288
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And another thing is 289
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when they come up with new products because 290
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most factories in China. 291
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All right. They're actually have their own in-house 292
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design teams 293
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and they do make new products 294
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every year. 295
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And you get the first take at those 296
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and as you build out this relationship 297
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with them you can even get exclusive. 298
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So they're making new products 299
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for your market 300
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and then is offering them to 301
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you and saying hey do you 302
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want. Like are you interested in this we'll give 303
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you exclusive. 304
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So essentially they're doing the product research 305
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for you giving you a unique product 306
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and not even put it on Alibaba. 307
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So these are kind of benefits as you build 308
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our brand 309
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and build that relationship 310
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with a good manufacturer. 311
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And then yeah that is just 312
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awesome. 313
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And then the other thing like you start 314
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to get and know that market 315
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and then over time you're 316
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able to essentially see from 317
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your PPC terms 318
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as you run automatic campaigns you see 319
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what other people are looking for 320
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and maybe the other recommended products 321
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on yours or what's frequently about together 322
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you should get to really know this market in 323
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this niche you essentially know 324
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what to buy next. 325
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So this is just the Amazon 326
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specific benefits 327
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of the brand. 328
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But there's so many other benefits 329
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to it. So essentially 330
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over time if you build your product 331
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inserts correctly 332
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and do a really good job 333
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with Brandy you get to start 334
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you get people that start to actually 335
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like look for 336
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and be loyal to your brand. 337
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They start to think of you. 338
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They start to share it 339
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with other people 340
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and you get like be that 341
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specific part in the market 342
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where people go you can take that 343
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over. Now here's the best thing. 344
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The best way to build a brand 345
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you're selling on Amazon. 346
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You obviously want to get their attention 347
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off the Amazon platform. 348
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But you know essentially 349
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you could take over that area 350
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on Amazon 351
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with your products 352
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and then over time bring them 353
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externally to your own platform. 354
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Now what's great is we're going to get 355
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addresses so we get addresses. 356
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We get their name and address from 357
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the Amazon order 358
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and you can essentially put that 359
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into Facebook campaigns 360
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and then now you're able to target 361
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them. So essentially we don't get 362
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an email address 363
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but we can target them on Facebook. 364
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Try it out you know provide value to 365
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them get them to follow our social media 366
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come to our Shopify store 367
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essentially with our product insert if 368
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we do it right we get on the sign up for warranties 369
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or you know kind of 370
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find it ethical way to get them 371
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to go to our Web site 372
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and then get their e-mail their 373
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contact that way 374
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but not a messenger list 375
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and then essentially as we're doing launches 376
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and giveaways if we do them in the 377
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right places like Facebook groups 378
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that are real not the fakeB.S. 379
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ones real Facebook groups 380
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we can start to really just like build 381
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community build relationship 382
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and actually provide value to this 383
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given area 384
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and then over time everything just 385
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gets easier easier easier 386
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comparatively to if you're just finding 387
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unique like little one off 388
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product opportunities. 389
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But like I said this is a more of a long 390
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term thing and you're actually building 391
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a business 392
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and it takes more investment in time 393
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but it's how you get something really big 394
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and passionate customers that really care 395
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versus just finding opportunities. 396
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But you got to start somewhere. 397
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The best ways just find a good opportunity. 398
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Get Skills get to 399
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get some money get some learnings 400
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and then find where you're passionate 401
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about and build out that brand. 402
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But we've got a lot more in the branding 403
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section but just from 404
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everything that I can think of 405
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building a brand is the way to go. 406
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It just makes everything easier 407
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and it makes your business sellable. 408
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I I I 409
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mean I'm not trying to build sellable business anymore. 410
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Some people are. 411
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I really do suggest that as you build 412
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out your brand you don't just build 413
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it to sell you build it 414
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so you built you want to build something that 415
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you don't want to sell. 416
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If you're going into actually building 417
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a brand. 418
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But everybody goals in life are different. 419
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But I want to build something. 420
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I'm excited to work on every day. 421
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So a 422
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yeah choose what you want to build 423
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and a brand is the best 424
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way to go long term. 425
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Right away. 426
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Don't get stuck on it. 427
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Another additional benefit of building 428
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a brand is L T 429
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V. 430
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Does that mean lifetime value. 431
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So as we get someone to buy 432
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they might start to buy more 433
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and more 434
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and essentially we're able to fill 435
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out that whole market. 436
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They're always coming to us 437
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and then now it doesn't. 438
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We're not always looking for that next sale. 439
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OK because if we're going into 440
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the right markets 441
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and building the brand we're cross-selling 442
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selling them on so many other things. 443
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And essentially we we don't 444
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have to gain nearly as many 445
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customers. 446
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Let's say you were even going into food 447
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or something with repurchase of all items. 448
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Well you only have to build up a couple thousand 449
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people that are truly passionate 450
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and reorder. 451
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And guess what. there You're good to go especially 452
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if it's like a monthly food thing 453
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or something. 454
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There's all sorts of types of brands to build. 455
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Choose the one that you're going to like 456
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and enjoying that you think is a good opportunity. 457
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Oh one last thing some people think 458
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that you can't build a brand on Amazon. 459
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mmmm 460
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I completely disagree. 461
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You're getting paid to put 462
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your products in people's 463
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hands essentially because you're making 464
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money and getting your products into the hand. 465
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I you can. 466
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OK. 467
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So if you ever hear that incorrect 468
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it just has to be done properly. 469
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Is it the easiest thing. 470
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No. But is it possible. 471
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Absolutely. 472
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And you make money while you're building your 473
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brand versus hoping to just build 474
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one. And that people will come. 475
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Instead you get the people 476
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and then you go from there. 477
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So onto the next one.
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