The Ledger
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Graziosi: Most book publishers don't know how to market
“Most of the publishers don't know how to market. They rely on you to market.”
Graziosi: Infomercial generated over $100M in sales and 1M books sold
“That, that show I did broke a hundred million dollars in sales, helped me sell a million books.”
Graziosi: Sourcing cheap deals through real estate agents does not work
“If you go after your buddy or a friend or someone, you know, who's a real estate agent and say, send me cheap deals, you're kind of screwed because everybody's doing that. So it's really about finding off market deals.”
Graziosi: About 25% of top deals come from roadside bandit signs
“Probably 25% of our great deals come from a stupid little yellow bandit sign on a corner by Walmart or Target.”
Graziosi: Authors must triple writing effort on book marketing
“So I would just say if anybody's thinking of writing a book, it's the obsession on as much time, effort, energy, and pain goes into writing the book. You got to triple that on the marketing and strategy to actually sell it.”
Graziosi: $100k mastermind buyers are paying for who is excluded
“When someone pays a hundred grand to come three times a year, sometimes it's not They're not paying for who's in the room. They're paying for who's not in the room.”
Graziosi: 382 down-market houses each generate $1,000 per month in rent
“Cause it's about a thousand bucks a month per house that I own. So probably around 308, I think 382 is the last count I had up to a thousand, but I bought them all in the down market.”
Graziosi: Growth.com surpassed $220,000 in weekly sales
“We just broke last week. We broke 220,000 in sales for the week.”