Hardcore Closer

includes The Hardcore Closer Podcast

10 statements across 1 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Oct 9, 2016 by Ryan Stewman · said 15 times in 1 episodes since 2016 · across every show →

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Oct 9, 2016
Disclosure
Stewman: Hardcore Closer surpassed 4,000 total unique buyers
“A little over 4000.”
Ryan Stewman Oct 9, 2016 ▶ 6:08 EP 442: $803k In 2015 Revenue from The Hardcore Closer, Ryan Stewman
Oct 9, 2016
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Stewman: Hardcore Closer spent up to $50k/mo on Facebook ads reaching 5M weekly
“We were paying 20 grand a month for Facebook ads. I've toned that down significantly now to about 10, and at some point, we were paying 50, and when we were really ramping up, we were reaching, like, five million people a week.”
Ryan Stewman Oct 9, 2016 ▶ 9:28 EP 442: $803k In 2015 Revenue from The Hardcore Closer, Ryan Stewman
Oct 9, 2016
Disclosure
Stewman: Hardcore Closer email list reaches 35,000 subscribers
“My list is right at 35,000 people right now on that blog.”
Ryan Stewman Oct 9, 2016 ▶ 3:46 EP 442: $803k In 2015 Revenue from The Hardcore Closer, Ryan Stewman
Oct 9, 2016
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Stewman: Hardcore Closer Direct Sales Are 99.9% One-Time Purchases
“It's 99.9% one-time stuff. Now, on the flip side, that's just sales from Hardcore Closer.”
Ryan Stewman Oct 9, 2016 ▶ 11:41 EP 442: $803k In 2015 Revenue from The Hardcore Closer, Ryan Stewman
Oct 9, 2016 bullish
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Stewman: Hardcore Closer reached $2.3M in 2016, targeting $5M for 2017
“So far this year, we are at gross sales. This is nuts compared to last year, right? But we are at 2.3 million for the year this year. And I hope to finish at a little over three million and then next year be able to hit five to six.”
Ryan Stewman Oct 9, 2016 ▶ 10:37 EP 442: $803k In 2015 Revenue from The Hardcore Closer, Ryan Stewman
Oct 9, 2016
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Stewman: Hardcore Closer achieved positive free cash flow and $280k net in 2015
“In 2015, I definitely had free cash flow. I paid I think my net sales were somewhere around 280 grand.”
Ryan Stewman Oct 9, 2016 ▶ 8:54 EP 442: $803k In 2015 Revenue from The Hardcore Closer, Ryan Stewman
Oct 9, 2016
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Stewman: 57 clients are enrolled in Hardcore Closer's $30k/yr program
“Right now I have 57 people in my 30,000 dollar per year program. And most of them started out with a program that costs less than a hundred bucks.”
Ryan Stewman Oct 9, 2016 ▶ 10:22 EP 442: $803k In 2015 Revenue from The Hardcore Closer, Ryan Stewman
Oct 9, 2016
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Stewman: Hardcore Closer reported $803k in gross sales for 2015
“Total gross sales in 2015 to the IRS was like 803,000 dollars.”
Ryan Stewman Oct 9, 2016 ▶ 8:11 EP 442: $803k In 2015 Revenue from The Hardcore Closer, Ryan Stewman
Oct 9, 2016
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Stewman: 93% of Hardcore Closer traffic originates from social media
“93% of my traffic according to Google Analytics comes from social media.”
Ryan Stewman Oct 9, 2016 ▶ 3:56 EP 442: $803k In 2015 Revenue from The Hardcore Closer, Ryan Stewman
Oct 9, 2016
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Stewman: Hardcore Closer generated $96k gross and a $30k loss in 2012
“The gross sales was like 96,000 dollars, but you know, you, I took a loss of like 30 grand with the IRS or whatever”
Ryan Stewman Oct 9, 2016 ▶ 7:19 EP 442: $803k In 2015 Revenue from The Hardcore Closer, Ryan Stewman
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