How To Turn Quiet Followers Into Real Opportunities

This week, let’s talk about the power of consistency, taking action, and staying present. Whether it’s creating faceless YouTube content, posting on social media, or leveraging psychology in your marketing, the rewards come when you commit to the process.

🐝 Would you like to take my Free Minicourse on Starting a Faceless YouTube Channel That Generates Passive Income?

Thinking about creating a faceless YouTube channel for passive income? I’m considering putting together a free minicourse that covers:

• Step-by-step guide to create your faceless channel.

• How to grow your audience without showing your face.

• Monetizing your content for passive income.

• Avoiding common mistakes when starting out.

Interested? Reply to this email or contact me if you’d like me to create this minicourse for you!

🐝 Your Content is Working – Even When It Feels Like No One’s Watching

Over the past 3 weeks, I’ve been consistently posting on LinkedIn and Threads, and the results have been remarkable. While engagement numbers may not be through the roof, I’ve been fortunate to create two new freelancing opportunities from people who have been quietly following my content. It just goes to show that even when engagement seems low, your content can still be working behind the scenes! 🤑

So, here’s a quick reminder: Your content is working, even when it feels like no one’s watching.

• People are paying attention, even if they don’t engage. They may not like, comment, or share, but they’re watching.

• Content creation works, even when it feels like it doesn’t. Each post builds trust, authority, and curiosity.

• Consistency is key—keep showing up, even when engagement is low. It pays off in long-term opportunities.

Tip: Keep creating, stay consistent, and focus on the long-term value you’re building.

🐝 Psychology for Marketers: The Power of "On Us"

Want to boost conversions with a simple phrase? Try “On us.” Here’s why it works:

• Loss aversion: Humans fear losing more than gaining. Saying “It’s on us” makes customers feel like they’ve already received the deal.

• Feels personal: It’s like you’re covering the cost for them.

• Creates urgency: Customers feel ownership, pushing them to act quickly.

Try this:

• Instead of “Free shipping,” say “Shipping? Don’t worry, it’s on us.”

• Instead of “10% off,” try “The first 10%? On us.”

Test it out and see how this simple tweak boosts your conversions!

That’s it for this week! Keep creating, stay consistent, and remember—small shifts in your approach can lead to big results.

Cheers,
Greg