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Ryan Lee – MICRO Workshop Business
How to Create a $1-$3 Million Dollar a Year Micro-Business.. Without the Stress of “Being Everywhere” and “Doing Everything”
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Hi, I’m Ryan Lee and in the past 7 days, I’ve done exactly…• ZERO Instagram posts
• ZERO YouTube videos
• ZERO TikTok videos
• ZERO Facebook lives
• ZERO Clubhouse minutes
• ZERO Blog posts
• ZERO LinkedIn posts
• ZERO Podcast recordings
Yet, despite my obsession with doing as little “hustling” as possible (so I can spend more time with my 4 kids), revenue is up 31% in the past week.
How is this possible? Doesn’t it fly in the face of everything you’ve been taught about marketing online?
The truth is, it’s impossible to be everywhere. And you certainly cannot “out-content” all your competitors.
So what’s the “secret”? Is there a “hack”? Some “loophole” I found?
It’s Time to Finally Tear Off the Band-Aid!
After successfully building business online for 22 years, I’ve become pretty damn good at figuring out what works.. and what’s a waste of time. Through endless real-world testing, tweaking and iterations (in markets outside of “IM”) – I see things most “coaches” miss.
Look, if you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re like me.
You love creating. You love freedom. You want to build a business ethically and with integrity. And yes, it’s always nice to make more money.
But with every turn, there’s another decision to make. And another decision. And another decision. Overwhelm and doubt quickly spiral into wheel-spinning mode you can never get out from.
Gimme a “yes” if you’ve thought about any of these…
Is my market too saturated? Too small? Too big? How am I going to stand out?
Should I create a course? How long should it be? How much should I charge? Should it be just video? Should the content be dripped?
What platform do I use? Kajabi? ClickFunnels? Shopify? What about email? Active Campaign? Aweber?
Should I create a membership site? If so, should there be a Facebook group? Should I use WordPress? How many times should it be updated?
Should I build a list first or go for the sale? Should I do a webinar? Or a video sales letter? Or a challenge?
Should I do Facebook ads? If so, how do I do that? What about YouTube ads? Or Instagram ads? Do I need to hire a media buyer? How much do they cost?
How often should I create new social media content? What about videos? Is blogging still a thing? Should I get on Clubhouse? What about TikTok?
And this is just a tiny sample.. I could go on for days.
Plus each one of these questions leads you down the rabbit hole.
For example, if I do a webinar, how long should it be? Which platform should I use? Can I do it on Zoom? Should it be live or evergreen?
Uggg…. no wonder you feel overwhelmed and it’s not surprising why so many quit.
Because it’s IMPOSSIBLE to do everything.
I’ve been watching all the group comments. I’ve been reading all the messages. I’ve been listening to all the questions.
And I’ve taken ALL my business “wins” and distelled it down to ONE system.
In other words, you’re going to FINALLY get ALL the answers in one simple system that’s been proven over decades…
THE SOLUTION:
Micro-Business™
Small Business with Big Profits
Building a low-hassle, high-profit and highly-predictable business generating between $1-$3 million per year.
Gurus love to sell what’s “sexy” and there’s nothing sexier than talking about making $15 million while posting Instagram selfies.
But the truth is, when you have the answer, building profitable, niched business that generates up to $3 million per year without all the stress while still working from home is absolutely achievable.
Ok, now that I’m reading it, this sounds like a cheesy 90s “work from home” informercial. I can assure it, i’s not.
With a smaller business (and low overhead), there’s a ton of PROFIT. And at the end of the day, it’s what you “keep” that matters.
Plus, because a Micro-Business is much easier to run, you can create MULTIPLE “micro” businesses. That’s where the real fun begins. That’s where you can play!
The “micro” method embraces simplicity, strategy, resourcesfullness, ethics and speed.
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