Name: $100M Offers Summary and Workbook: How to Make Offers so Good People Feel Stupid Saying no
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Author: Alex Hormozi
ISBN: 9781963349207

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$100M Offers Summary and Workbook: How to Make Offers so Good People Feel Stupid Saying no

Type

Physical Book

Author

Alex Hormozi

Publisher

Acquisition.Com

Year

2024

Language

English

Pages

122

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

21 x 27 cm

ISBN13

9781963349207

$100M Offers Summary and Workbook: How to Make Offers so Good People Feel Stupid Saying no

Alex Hormozi (Author) · Acquisition.Com · Paperback

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Synopsis "$100M Offers Summary and Workbook: How to Make Offers so Good People Feel Stupid Saying no"

Companion to the $100M Offers, which has been the Number 1 Amazon BEST SELLER for over THREE YEARS!
I took home more in a year than the CEOs of McDonalds, IKEA, Ford, Motorola, and Yahoo....combined....as a kid in my twenties....using the $100M Offer method. It works. And it will work for you.

Not that long ago though, my business had gotten so bad that I literally couldn't even give my services away for free. At the end of each month, I would look at my bank account hoping to see progress (but there wasn't). I knew something had to change...but what?

Over the next 48 months, I went from losing money to making $36 for every $1 spent. In that time period, we generated over $120,000,000 across four different industries: service, e-commerce, software, and brick & mortar.

But, unlike everyone else, we didn't have great funnels, great ads, or a wealthy niche. In fact, we didn't even send emails until we had crossed $50M in sales(!). Instead, we were able to do this one thing really well....we created offers so good, people felt stupid saying no.

Alex Hormozi

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American entrepreneur. Started as a public sector management consultant and left his career to pursue fitness, opening his first gym at 23. Grew his small gym chain from 0 to 6 locations in three years. Over the next two years, he and his wife began flying across the country remodeling gyms. However, his major success came from packaging and licensing his boutique gym model to over 5000 gyms worldwide. They then founded a software and supplements company to support that gym base. Sold 66% of the company in 2021 for $46.2 million to American Pacific Group. Later founded Acquisition.com as a holding for their private investments. The firm focuses on making minority investments. As of 2023, their portfolio of 16 companies generates $200,000,000 a year and continues to grow.

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