SPS 003: Using a Book to Sell More Software & Information Products with Russell Brunson
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Publication Date |
May 09, 2017
Episode Duration |
00:57:12

While wrestling at Boise State University, Russell Brunson started his first online company. Within a year of graduating, he had sold over a million dollars worth of products and services all from his basement.

For over 12 years now, Russell has been starting and scaling companies online. He owns a software company called ClickFunnels, a supplement company, and a coaching company. He is also one of the top super affiliates in the world. He created his company DotCom Secrets which is also the title of his book to help entrepreneurs around the world to start, promote, and grow their companies online.

Russell lives in Boise, ID with his wife Collette and their five children. In this interview, we are going to talk about why someone who owns a company and sold a million dollars worth of products chose to write a book. We are also going to talk about the launch of Russell’s book and the funnel process. 

For all this and much more, listen in to this episode of the Self-Publishing School podcast!

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