Hi everybody hows the weather?
Hi everybody hows the weather?
Up late working on my video coaching continuity program set to launch at the start of this year. I hope you’re ready!!
Russell Brunson’s Micro Continuity Concept & How To Get Started
What Is Micro Continuity?
Before I tell you what micro continuity is all about, let me quickly explain what a “regular” continuity program is. We are all familiar with continuity programs. If you have cable or satellite service, then you are enrolled in a continuity program. Even if you have a measly magazine subscription, then you too are enrolled in a continuity program. Can you see where I’m going with this? If not, then pay close attention!
Continuity programs are nothing more than a paid recurring service where you are willing to pay either a weekly, monthly, quarterly or annual fee in exchange for something of value. Regular continuity programs typically have no end date in sight. For example, you may be paying $50 per month to have cable television in your home. The cable company will continue to charge you on a monthly basis until YOU decide to cancel your service. If you decide not to cancel, then you’ll be forever billed $50 every month.
Micro continuity has the same concept except with an end date in sight. For example, your cell phone service is a micro continuity business model. You are willing to pay a monthly fee for the term of the contract which is typically 24 months. At the end of the 24 months, you can walk away or renew your agreement. Micro continuity programs are typically 3-12 months in length.
How Did You Learn About Micro Continuity?
To be truthfully honest, I did not learn about this concept from Russell Brunson. I first discovered the micro continuity business model several years ago when I enrolled in a 12 month email autoresponder course called “Jim Rohn’s One Year Success Plan.” It was recently coined “micro continuity” by Russell Brunson and has been used to describe a mini membership site by other internet marketers.
Enrolling in Jim Rohn’s One Year Success Plan was my introduction to the paid concept of the micro continuity business model and I began to learn more about this model from other internet marketing gurus. What sets Russell apart from the rest of the pack is the valuable information he gives you. Russell does a good job about leaving no stones unturned. He walks you through the whole process step-by-step, from beginning to end, answering every question you may have with his awesome video coaching.
How Can Micro Continuity Help My Business?
If you start learning the micro continuity secrets from Russell Brunson like I did, you too can reap the fruits of your labor by receiving a nice monthly recurring income! Think about it. What if you did join micro continuity with Russell and you were able to get your own membership site up and running..
How much money could you make?
Let’s say that you’re monthly fee is $37. You get 50 people to join your program. Could you or your business use an extra $1,850 per month ($37 X 50)? What if you were able to get 100, 500 or even as many as 1,000 people to join your program? How would that change your life? The sky is limitless!
Where Can I Go To Join Russell Brunson And Micro Continuity?
I was sitting at home and I noticed that the mail carrier had arrived at my front door. I also noticed this big white envelope along with other junk mail. The big white envelope was Russell Brunson’s Dotcom Secrets Insider Journal, which is a paid “continuity” program that is ongoing until I decide to cancel, which I’m still enrolled today.
As I was reading his journal he explained, on page 5 of the April 2009 issue, the micro continuity business model. The article was fabulous and very thorough. I went to www.microcontinuity.com and joined his membership. I instantly received my first video and studied the material. A few days later I received my FREE pre-loaded micro continuity mp3 player with 6 hours of recorded audio from a workshop he conducted. From that point I was hooked on micro continuity.
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