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 This is when, what we do, becomes a really fun game. On today's episode Russell talks about how many copies of the book have sold in the first 6 days and what his goal is. He also talks about how making tweaks to your funnel after it's up and running can help you beat the control. Here are some cool things in this episode: Find out how many sales Expert Secrets got in the first 6 days and how it compares to Dotcom Secrets.Find out how Russell cleared his head in order to come up with new ideas of how to tweak the funnel and increase sales.And hear what Russell recommends to beat your control. So listen below to find out how you can make a good funnel even better after it's been up and running for a few days. ---Transcript--- Hey everyone, this is Russell. Welcome to a rainy, very rainy Marketing In Your Car. I just dropped off Dallin, my oldest twin who is my son who loves extracurricular activities, at dance class, early morning. So heading back into the office now and excited. So the book launch has been live for I think, almost 6 days now. And in 6 days we sold a little over 20 thousand books. What? Crazy. Last year it took us the entire month to sell 20 thousand. I don't even think we got to 20 thousand, we were close to 20 thousand. I can't remember exact numbers back then. It was pretty exciting for us and we haven't even pulled out the big guns yet. Those who are watching, some crazy stuff's happening. At 20 thousand and I think we should hit at least 50 or 60 thousand books sold, which is really cool. So I'm really proud and excited for that. So I'm heading into the office right now because a bunch of things are happening. In fact, the number one thing, well it's interesting, I don't know about you but when you're in the middle of a book launch, launching a million things at once, which we've obviously been doing. So my stress levels are a little higher than typical, not stress levels but you know what I mean. Just a lot of stuff happening. It's been interesting, I think it's almost like you're so close to something that you can't, you don't know what to do. So the book launch has been going really well, in fact, our average cart value right now is about $34. So for everyone who buys the book, on average we make about $34 in the funnel, which is great. We keep thinking, how do we make it better, how do we make it better? There's got to be a way to make it better. I've been blank. I don't even know what to do. I look at it like, ahhh I got nothing. So anyway, I bought a thing called a float tank a while ago, it's in my house and I hardly ever use it. I feel bad. In fact, I clean it more often than I use it, it's kind of a pain to keep. Looking back now, I definitely would not get a float tank in my house. But they are cool. I promise you, somewhere in your hometown, there's probably a float tank place. If you Google float tank and your city I bet you'll find one. But basically it's a huge salt sensory deprivation tank. It's like a thousand pounds of salt, so you lay and float on the top and sit there. Typically I do my float tank, I go in there and listen to music or listen to CD's or talks or whatever. But this time for some reason the music thing wasn't playing, and this is Saturday night, yes Saturday night. Went in there and music thing wasn't going to work. I was like, ahhh whatever, I'll just try to focus and do my whole meditation thing. And I'm not a very good meditate-er at all, by any stretch. But I sat there and laid there and tried to focus on my breathing, and tried to think about the major things. And it was cool because the first time, I think I had time to reset and not be in the motion of everything. I just sat there for like an hour. I sat there for 45 minutes, and I passed out and woke up when my alarm went off. But I didn't get any great ideas while I was sitting in there, but I feel like it was a flush. Like a cleanse or something because then when I went back inside, it was probably like 11 o'clock at this time, maybe almost 12 o'clock. A float tank when you, an hour in the float tank feels like you slept for 5 or 6 hours, so I felt really good. I got up and was like huh. So I ended up staying up til like 2 or 3 in the morning. The next day I had church, which was yesterday, I'm at church and all the sudden the ideas started flowing. I was like, what? Where are these coming from. And it was almost like there was a blockage and that flushed it and then all the sudden it was like, it just started flowing and I'm sitting there and I'm like, oh my gosh I can't even keep up with these. So in church I tried to pay attention and listen and be good, while I'm taking notes, I can't forget this stuff. This is really good crap, I gotta make sure I won't forget it. So I'm like typing in my notepad and try to go back out and focus and then all the sudden it's like, keep flooding in the ideas. It was like, gall, this is so cool. So I got this huge flood of inspiration. So this morning I ...
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