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All statements about the $2,000 offer rule

45 statements about the $2,000 offer rule in 24 sources, by upload date.

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2022

  • 2022-02-16 · 7 Side Hustles You Can Start This Year — recommendation: Ali: Once a YouTuber responds, Ali advises offering to edit one of their raw videos free as a trial while telling them your price up front, such as $50 or $100 a video. — 00:02:26
  • 2022-02-16 · 7 Side Hustles You Can Start This Year — recommendation: Ali: For social media consulting, Ali suggests a free half-hour call and then a retainer, such as $300 a month for one monthly call analysing the business's social media and giving tips. — 00:11:41

2021

  • 2021-06-06 · How I Built 9 Streams of Income By 23 — Ali: Trading time for money is not very scalable, Ali says; productising a service, packaging it and selling the package instead of charging per hour, makes it much easier to earn more for the same work. — 00:06:01
  • 2021-08-25 · How to Start a Business from Nothing — recommendation: Ali would tell those he worked for free what he would charge per hour, which they would probably accept if reasonable, offer free work to others in the market, and make a page of prices and pricing plans. (hedged) — 00:10:13
  • 2021-08-25 · How to Start a Business from Nothing — recommendation: Ali: Moving from hourly charging to productised pricing, such as a set of lessons for a fixed sum with a stated outcome and a money-back guarantee, can transform your income almost overnight, Ali says; as an editor he would sell a package such as four videos a month. — 00:11:11

2020

  • 2020-05-19 · How To Make Money Online - The 3 Levels — recommendation: Ali: On Upwork and Fiverr, Ali says, you can sell services cheaply at first and charge more and more as you get better, collect decent reviews and build a portfolio. — 00:05:35
  • 2020-12-28 (said on 2020-12-15, implied) · How Much Money I Earn as a Doctor + YouTuber — recommendation: Ali is now fine with charging large amounts, because the more people pay for something the more likely they are to act on it; a free course is a commodity almost nobody finishes. — 00:44:52