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Module 4 Video 1 – Creating a High Level Mastermind
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Frank Kern
Hey, everybody. All right. Welcome back. Module 4. You know what? Now, here’s
something that you might not realize to be true, but it is disturbingly true. Most people
who buy a course like this, like List Control, Mass Control, or anything, never make it
this far. As a matter of fact, a couple years ago I launched Mass Control, right? And
then Mass Control 2.0, and just like I’m doing for List Control, I had the big event, you
know, in the summer, and everyone would come and we’d party and stuff, and I was
talking about – this was for the Mass Control customers, right? And I was talking about
Mass Control and stuff, and I’m like, “Now, do you guys remember in Module 3 and
Module 4 when I’m talking about? Blah, blah, blah, blah? All right. Raise your hand if
you remember this? And, like, nobody raised their hand. So I was like, “Okay. Raise
your hand if you even got to Module 3.” And like 90 percent of the people in the
audience hadn’t even made it to Module 3, much less Module 4, where you are now. So
just you being here right now, like, puts you in the top 10 percentile of the entire class,
just for showing up. So thank you.
Now, we’ve got big news. You know, a lot of stuff’s been going on here since we last
spoke. As you know, we’ve had some problems with markers, right, in these videos.
Apparently if you use a marker for, like, two consecutive years it’s gonna wear out on
you. Who knew? All right. And I’m a little bit like Howard Hughes. I don’t like to go
outside of my immediate 300 yard area here. I don’t know if you knew this. There’s this
web site on the Internet called Amazon, and on that Amazon you can order new markers.
How ‘bout that? So I got like 17 years’ supply of new markers, and this right here, by
popular demand, is a brand new, easy to see, black marker. This is going to be its maiden
voyage in this video.
Can you feel the excitement today? I mean, really, this is something. You’re getting
your money’s worth now. I mean, you know, we got a new marker.
All right. So, Module 4 is all about you getting as much money as possible from your
market as quickly as possible and doing so in a very cool and ethical and kind fashion.
So the first thing that we’re going to establish is that you’re selling something of real,
legitimate, high value, and that you’re actually helping other people, and that you’re
actually delivering on all your promises, right? And I know that you are, but I still gotta
say this. You know what I mean? I don’t want in any way for any of the stuff that I’m
about to show you and share with you be misconstrued as my instructing you on how to
commit the act of shenanigans. Okay? So this is a shenanigan-free zone. So I know you
agree with that, and I know that you’re a good person.
So, with that said, in order to really dominate a market and get lots of money fast, you
first have to lay a foundation, and we’re gonna use everyone’s favorite S word here. You
need this. Now, earlier in the course, we talked about syndicated traffic, right, where you
had these distribution partners. Now I’m advising you to form a syndicate within your
market. Now, unless the Internet has steered me wrong, the word syndicate actually
comes, like, from some French term, and it’s a fancy way of saying trade union. Now, a
lot of people think syndicate is, like, Mafia-sounding, and I think that’s because, like,
some part of the Mafia called themselves the syndicate, or something, back in the days
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when the Mafia really existed. I think now it’s just some dudes in New York who talk
like this all the time. But you know what I mean? So the people think, “Ooh.
Syndicate’s a weird Mafia thing.” Actually, syndicate’s a fancy way of saying trade
union.
So you need to establish a trade union. Remember when we talked about how I’ve got
the folks to pay a 100 grand and then there’s the folks who come in and they pay
$9,700.00 a month? This is the first thing I advise all of those people to do, all right? –
is to create a syndicate. The reason why is because there’s no such thing as your
customer. Right? So maybe there is if you’re like a realtor or something, you know, but
– and for like most stuff, where you’re selling information, you’re selling things online, if
someone buys from you they’re a buyer, and they’re gonna buy from a lot of your
different competitors. Rarely is it an either/or. Again, there’s some industries like cars –
like, you only buy one car at a time, typically, you know, but in most cases such as our
Internet marketing community, you’ve probably bought something from everybody that’s
in my trade union. My Mastermind or syndicate. This – you can also say Mastermind if
you want to, but syndicate is a much more accurate example because this is literally a
trade union. A union among peers.
All right. So in order to do this, we have to take into account and accept and genuinely
believe and know that there’s no such thing as my customer. They’re buying from you.
They’re gonna buy from other partners as well. So it makes sense that, if this is the
customer, right here – it makes sense that you align all of your peers, right, who some
would call your competitors, all of the people in your marketplace – if you all work
together to constantly be delivering value to this guy. All right? And the reason why is
because this guy is gonna be doing business with everybody. In most cases, he’s gonna
be doing business with everybody. If you’re like in the how to play tennis market, he’s
buying every how to play tennis book out there. All right? ’Cause he’s in heat. He’s
stoked on tennis. If you know from your own experience, if you’re in the Internet
marketing world, you’ve bought plenty of stuff from other dudes besides me. Right?
Your market is no different. That’s what I’m trying to say.
So why is it so important for not only you guys to work together but right now we focus
on establishing the fact that you guys, first and foremost, work together to improve this
guy’s experience? Here’s why. You don’t want anybody pissing in your well. All right?
So in the Internet marketing space, for example, I’m sure this has happened to you or
happened to someone you know. Right? You’ll come across a brand new, whiz bang
system that’s promoted as being unbelievable and there’s a new guru on the scene, and
he’s gonna finally show you all the stuff those other assholes are hiding from you.
Right? So then you buy this guy’s stuff, and it turns out that he’s a douche, and his stuff
totally sucks.
Now, what happens, right, in this instance? The minute one of these guys makes this guy
have a bad experience, this guy is gonna think that everybody else here in the
marketplace is also an asshole, and he’s not going to want to play anymore. Right? So
when you establish this trade union, this syndicate, that’s why, obviously, beside it being,
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like, the right thing to do, this is why it’s so critical that one of your primary missions is
to work together to make sure this guy is hooked up ’cause the second someone screws
up, he’s gone. Right? And then you can just have a complete degradation of the
industry. That’s why when one person in the Internet marketing space goes out and does
something uncool, everybody looks bad. All right?
So how do you create such a thing – such a syndicate? Well, so here’s what I advise my
fancy high-paying customers and clients to do. All right? So this is you, and what you
want to do is you want to start out with not identifying everybody who’s your
competition. Identifying, I’d say, like, at maximum ten people who are your biggest
competitors. All right? So you got one, two, three, four, five, seven, eight, nine, ten. I
should have said five, just so that would be easier to draw, but around ten. If you can’t
find ten, whatever. How many you can find is great, right? You identify your ten
competitors and you write them down. Right? And now on your sheet of paper, you go
one by one and you write down what they sell. Right? And I’ll move over here, ‘cause
I’m left-handed. And then you write down what segment of the market they’re selling to,
so we’ll say who. And then you write down that segment’s biggest outcome. Right?
What they want, or, another way to say this is, like, the magic behind this person’s
program.
For example, if I were doing this exercise from scratch, I would say, “Okay. One of
these people right here who is one of my biggest competitors in the Internet marketing
space is that Mike Filsaime. And we always tease Mike Filsaime and call him the
swarthy. So next time you see him, you say, “What are you doing, you swarthy man?”
All right? Jeryl, that’s for you, by the way. Jeryl in my office. We love to call Mike
Filsaime swarthy.
So I would say, “Okay.” If I were doing this, I would go, “Well, one guy I’ve identified
is Mike Filsaime.” So I put MF there which is just kinda funny, right? And if I look
right now, and I look at Mike’s marketing, I would say he is selling largely to the
beginner market. Right? It is hard to write with these markers, so now, I know that
doesn’t even come close to saying beginner but just use your imagination and pretend I
spelled that properly. Okay? So he’s selling to the beginner market, and now I’m saying,
“All right. The beginner’s market outcome is to get started, really.” Right? If we can
get a beginner to do just anything we’re doing pretty good. Once we get them over that
first hump, it’s all downhill from there and then they get some momentum. But the
beginners – they want to get started. They want to get something going. Right? And so
then you go on, and you identify your other ten people. All right? And then you make
that list. Okay?
So you’ve done your list. Now what you do is you come up with the best way you can
help them. And you do it by one, two, three, four, you know. Like, each individual guy.
How can you help them? What’s the best thing you could do? How could I help Mike
Filsaime? Right? So right now if I were thinking for my business how I want to try to
start this group from scratch, I would say, “Okay. What can I do for Mike Filsaime? I
know that he’s into – he helps beginners. I could film, like, something for beginners and
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give it away.” Much like, you know, the content that I gave you in – it was Module 3,
actually. No, Module 2. Sorry. The end of Module 2 when you got Trey and I on the
couch, and we’re like, “Yeah. Here’s how we researched this piano niche.”
I could create something for Mike and have him include that in his products, and that
would be cool. Now, let’s say this other guy was John Reese. What could I do for John
Reese? And I’d write that down. And this other guy was Walker, for example. What
could I do for Jeff Walker? And then I would write that down. And this was Eben Pagan
over here, and obviously it’s to buy Eben another pink shirt, ‘cause he doesn’t have
enough. So then I would write “Buy pink shirt” down right here, right? And then you
have your list of specific ways you can help each and every one of these guys.
So the next step is to reach out to them and help them. Now, see, ultimately what your
syndicate is going to be is a group of people who promote each other, and deliberately
endorse each other’s products. Make sure you’re not stepping on each other’s toes with
launches and promotions and everything, and grow each other’s business. Because in
this environment, and in today’s business environment, especially online, the bigger my
competitor gets, if I have a cooperative relationship with him, the bigger my business will
get, because we help each other. We endorse each other. Right?
So most people would stop here, and they would be like, “Okay. Well, now I know who
my competitors are, and I’m just gonna call them and tell them to mail my stuff.”
Wrong. All right? You got a little file on each of these dudes, and you write, “Okay.
Here’s how I can help Mike.” Guess what? You email Mike and say, “Dude. I’ve got
something I think can help you. Here it is.” And now you’ve got a dialog with this
person. Now you have done something first for them. Right? You have given before
asking, and now you are starting a mutually beneficial relationship with this person. You
don’t say, “Hey, mail my stuff now,” like, two days later. You just say, “Hey, man.
What’d you think about that kinda thing?” You start exchanging ideas with them, right?
Just talking. Like people in a trade union would do. You know, if you go to the Xerox
salesman convention, it’s kinda the same thing. They’re standing around talking about
how to sell Xerox machines. Right?
You’re talking about the pros and cons of your market, how you can help each other’s
customers, and all that kinda stuff. You do this for everybody. All right? Now what you
want to do at this stage, now that – and you’re not gonna get them all. Let’s say you get,
you know, Filsaime, and then you get Reese, who’s come out of, you know, his
hyperbaric oxygen chamber, and he’s no longer hanging upside down feasting on the
blood of kittens, and he’s decided to talk to the outside world again. Right? Then you
maybe get Eben Pagan too, you know, and let’s say Johnson’s is no good, that he won’t
talk to anybody, and Walker, he’s out there in Colorado on his mountain bike and you
can’t get him to do any work. So you’re not gonna get everybody. Don’t worry about it.
The guys that you get now, probably are gonna be aware of each other’s existence
anyway, but now it’s your job to take – let’s say you got four dudes – to take these four
guys and you and get together in a singular geographic location, aka, set up a meeting.
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And now when we’re explaining this to the high-paying clients, what we advise them to
do is help each and every one of these guys and then say, “You know what? I want to
have an industry meeting. Invite only. I’m only inviting five people.” Make it happen in
your hometown. Rent a little hotel suite. It’s like 100 bucks. And then you’ve got
something you can show the group. All right? So let’s say that you’re in the business of
selling hypnosis books on the Internet. All right? And you’ve got – you’ve done this
process and you’ve gotten four out of your ten biggest competitors. Now you’re friends
with them. You’re not even endorsing each other’s stuff yet, maybe. You’re just, like,
exchanging ideas.
Let’s say these four people are doing the normal PPC to sales letter route, right, and
you’ve just taken this class. You could go through all of this, then call a meeting, have
these guys come to your location, sit down with them, and teach them the boomerang
campaign, and say, “Listen. I just wanted to show this one thing to you guys. It’s called
the boomerang campaign. Here’s my list. I’m selling a product very similar to –” Let’s
say you’re talking to this guy. It’s like, “Jimmy, you know how you sell that one
hypnosis thing? I’ve got one that’s kinda similar. I decided to test this boomerang
campaign. I made $30,000.00. Here’s how it worked. Here’s what I did.” You’re
basically teaching these guys.
What you do, when you do this, because you’re going to be the one delivering the most
value, is you become – to use the Mafia terminology – kind of like the good ol’
Godfather of your trade union. And, again, we’re – you know, clearly I’m using the word
syndicate because it literally means trade union I’m not telling you to go out and start a
Mafia-like organization or anything. Dressing like you’re in the Mafia, though, is a great
idea. But you become like the leader of this, right? Because you have just promoted or
provided the most value. And now that you have all these guys in the same room, what’s
gonna happen is they, because of our human need, our built-in human needs for
significance and contribution, they are going to start sharing with each other and you the
stuff that’s working in your business, or in your collective business, right? And their
businesses. What’s going on in your industry. And now you’re gonna end up with, like,
a group of industry figureheads here that work together to figure out all the cool stuff
that’s working. Right?
So that, in and of itself, is fantastic. Right? But that’s not where the real power comes
in. The real power comes in – is when you look – let’s look at a market, all right? And if
you got the ten biggest competitors in the market, it’s likely that the ten biggest
competitors in the market have the attention of 90 percent of the market. Right? So if
only – if you get five of them, so to speak, then, you know, you’ve got the attention of
85 percent of the market combined with these five dudes. Does that make sense? So
let’s template this on the Internet marketing market. Let’s say that Eben, Walker,
Filsaime, me – who else could we say in here? Andy. Right? Let’s say that between the
five of us, we have the attention – we don’t control, by any means, obviously, but don’t
you think it’s an accurate statement to say that we have the attention, that we can reach
95 percent of the business or of the Internet marketing community. All right?
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