[Get] The Bevis Producer

[Jℯffrℯy]

Sales Page :

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http://thebevisproducer.com/sales-page-preview/ 


Direct Access :

FE :

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http://thebevisproducer.com/welcome/ 


OTO 1 :

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http://thebevisproducer.com/oto1-ma-g4h9a1k7g2l/ 


OTO 2 :

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http://thebevisproducer.com/oto2-ma-glw5b16h9/ 


OTO 3 :

PHP Code:

http://thebevisproducer.com/oto3-ma-bg1h3a6n4l4/ 


DS 1 :

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http://thebevisproducer.com/ds1-ma-8a7l1e6z2x4y/ 


DS 2 :

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http://thebevisproducer.com/ds2-ma-p4m5n1g9z/ 


DS 3 :

PHP Code:

http://thebevisproducer.com/ds3-ma-b4w7o9s5z1l0/ 


[ebizrep]

Thanks Jeff, that was quick!

[noob14]

HAHAHAHA...I was about to post a [REQ] thread for this and here OP is yet again with another rad share. Repped, like usual.

Will be going through this shortly.

[mydream2]

Awesome Share,
Max reps to you once again.

[bruiser]

thankssmilenicethread

[LookingForward]

I got this last night but it was too late to share, good going Jeffrey max reps added.

[bluefeb]

Went through the FE really fast it is shopify/fb/instagram and tons of post creations and more.
It looks like a LOT of work and doubtful you can get 1k+ in a week, especially if you dont have that much time during the day to apply to it.

[bodmas]

Jeffrey123 + Reps always

[noob14]

FE REVIEW:

Basically, you're finding old t-shirt campaigns that did well, but have since fizzled out and trying to revive a version of them.

First, do a Facebook photo search for "teespring", "tshirt", and / or phrases like "get yours here" (i.e. - a CTA you'd find in a typical t-shirt post ad). Search public pics and find shirts that have at least 500 shares.

If the sales link is still active, go to the store or campaign - you might be able to find other designs or options that sold well. There was a free app that would give you data on if it was a shopify store, but I don't remember now what it was called. Sorry.

Either way, screen shot the design, send it to a designer (could use fiverr) and have them create something similar to, but slightly different from, this one that you know sold well.

Setup your shopify store - there's a bunch of how-to on that. Didn't dig into that info. Use paypal/stripe for payments.

Once you get the design(s) back, use the PNG files with canva to make mockups. They provide blank mockups you can overlay your PNG files on.

Use a Chinese vendor to fulfill the orders - didn't watch this video. Supposedly the quality will be as good or better than a Teespring or GearBubble, but will be cheaper.

The product creator also gives you a file containing recommended pricing and shipping rates. Think there might be some info on basic copy advice, too - don't remember.

For free traffic, setup an Instagram account. Find 3-5 pics relevant to your niche and call your account something snappy and pertinent to your niche.

(**NOTE - product creator recommends the following niches for IG as they tend to be what gets the best engagement there: reading, entrepreneurship, fitness, beauty, dogs, cats)

Post your pics with 3-5 of the most relevant hashtags.

Now go find a few of the top IG accounts in your niche. Find their latest 1-3 posts and follow people who liked them. The idea here is to use the follow/unfollow method. The product creator didn't say this specifically, but I think you're limited to 150 follows/unfollows per hour - not sure on that, though. I know it's changed.

Post to your new account 6x/day and continue follow/unfollowing. After you have 1000 followers, post a pic of your shirt with a CTA to find it at the link in the description.

Rinse and repeat the posting and follow/unfollowing forever. Post a new promotion / t-shirt every 1000 new followers you get.

You can potentially sell shoutouts or sell your account down the line.

For paid traffic, use Facebook ads.

There is info on setting up a FB page, pixel, and how to structure your post / ad. There's also a 42+ mins video on interest targeting. I'll be honest - I didn't watch this stuff as I wasn't interested. lol. There's also a short "how-to" on judging your ad performance.

After that, there's a short "how-to" on retargeting, as well as 3 methods taught on scaling.

[zipline]

@jeffrey123 Get share as always. Reps always given.