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cheap front-end, $1k/mo backend

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Framework

The Agora newsletter playbook: cheap front-end, $1k/mo backend

Dan Held relays the Agora model from an insider: a cheap $20-$30/month front-end newsletter acquires subscribers, and a high-markup ~$1,000/month backend newsletter is where all the money is made.

It's like you got your $20, $30 a month upfront one and you get the $1,000 backend one.

Steal thisUse a cheap front-end product to acquire, then sell a high-margin premium backend tier where the real margin lives.

EP 196 · 42:27 · DAN HELD
Read at 42:27
mfmindex.com№ 0196-2547
Framework

The Agora playbook: lose money on a $50 front-end, win on the $2,000 backend

Shaan breaks down Agora, a rumored $1.5-2B/year newsletter empire of 20-40 brands. They buy heavy traffic, sell a cheap $50 product as a loss leader (spending up to $200 to acquire a buyer), then monetize the qualified email list on the backend with $2,000 paid newsletters and supplements.

So let's say that they have a book that's $50, they'll spend up to $200 to acquire you. Meaning they'll buy a ton of ads and they'll lose money on you. But they'll make it up because on the— they call it a backend. On the backend, they sell you a $2,000 paid newsletter.

Steal thisUse a cheap loss-leader front-end product to build a qualified buyer list, then make your real margin on a high-ticket backend offer.

EP 53 · 28:13 · SAM
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mfmindex.com№ 0053-1693