Aaron Crouch is in the kitchen whipping up something for you
this email will make your Saturday better
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Solopreneur digital sales requires these ingredients
…and Aaron Crouch is in the kitchen mixing em up to make something special
(you’ll see further down in the email - keep reading)
- Defining your personal, unique intellectual property based on your experience, skillsets and personality
- Attracting your ideal followers
- Building long-term digital relationships
- Identifying your ideal followers’ specific challenges
- Writing copy and content that attracts your audience and adds them to your email list
- Building an email list
- Writing emails that provide value and encourages readers to take action
- Selling services to solve your audience’s specific challenges
- Building/selling digital products that solve your audiences specific problems
- Setting up simple tech, systems & automation to create leverage
Last week, I hosted a Space last week with him and left super energized and I’m going to pass that energy to you.
As a result I had to add Aaron to the www.autopreneurmarket.com under Writing Great Copy.
Here’s the 5 things I learned:
**1. You have to be willing to do the things others won’t do to get the results others won’t get.**
Aaron told us about his schedule.
Juggling a young family, working a 9-5, spending time with his wife and working on his solo business.
There’s days where he only gets 4-5 hours of sleep.
Will this go on forever?
Of course not.
But he’s making the sacrifice NOW to get the rewards later.
This is a sprint during his marathon.
He’s willing to make the sacrifice for a bit, which leads me to…
**2. You must have a strong “why” to build as a solopreneur.**
Aaron’s “why” is to spend more time with his family.
That’s what keeps him motivated.
To survive as a solopreneur, you must have a deep rooted conviction that’s guiding your daily efforts.
Without it, expect to give up in about 6 months.
And it can’t be “I want to make money”.
Making money is the outcome of mixing together all the ingredients.
**3. You don’t have to be an expert in everything (and please don’t pretend to be)**
Discover what you’re good at, passionate about and what could be valuable to others.
Don’t be close-minded and unwilling to learn new skills.
But acknowledge that you have a unique strength in something.
Write about it.
Meet others who have the strengths that you don’t and ask them for help.
**4. Finding others who have the same “why” will create deep connections.**
Being liked is important to attracting your audience.
But even better is when you find others who have the same mission as you.
You start to build a tribe and community.
Share your “why” and meet those that resonate with your mission.
**5. Aaron is building a $0 entry community where anyone can level up their skillsets.**
The community will be driven by the members.
Aaron will make the appropriate experts available for sessions to help you with copywriting, sales, parenting, marketing…you name it.
The best way to make sure you don’t miss it is by signing up for his email list here:
https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/BirLANg/theaaroncrouch
That’s it.
I hope this helps you get your mindset right and/or confirms you’re on the right track.
It did for me.
-Matt Barron
When you’re ready, there’s several ways I can help you:
- Book a 1:1 Digital Sales Call with me.
- Discover your Solopreneur IP: Identify your unique intellectual property as a solopreneur plus get 3 solo business ideas tailored to your experience, personality and skillsets.
- SuperCharge Your X Growth: 5x your engagement and consistently find new clients without turning X into another 9-5.
- Add email subscribers daily and write emails that have a 40%+ open rate: Write tweets that get you email subs. Then write emails that get a 40%+ open rate.
- Your Magnetic Pinned Tweet: Create your magnetic pinned tweet today using the Transformation Tweet I describe in this short video.