Ben Adkins – Shovel Business
Course Description
Salepage : Ben Adkins – Shovel Business
Delivery : Online With Any Device
Part 1: How to Find a Hidden “Shovel Opportunity” is what you’ll learn within. Before I ever consider producing a digital asset to sell these unique chances, I’ll take you behind the scenes and demonstrate how I uncover them in niche marketplaces.
Making your shovel prototype in Part 2. I’ll demonstrate to you how I draft the specifications for my digital asset (so that I can get it created fast and for cheap).
Part 3: Contracting Out the Construction of a Superior Shovel (for cheap). You’ll see how I identify and recruit freelancers to create my high-quality digital assets (so that I may resell their work more than a thousand times).
The Shovel Pricing Formula in Part 4. You’ll discover the formula for determining a price and how much to charge for your “Digital Shovel.”
Part 5: The Best Places to Buy a Shovel. You’ll discover just how to build up a page to sell your “digital shovel” quickly and how to reach your target market.
The “Digital Shovel” Sales Model in Full Time, Part 6. You’ll discover how to grow your Digital Shovel business to generate 50–100k in revenue annually.
How Do Businesses Work?
The practice of earning a living or generating revenue via the production, acquisition, and sale of items is known as business (such as goods and services).
[Quotation needed to confirm] It is “any activity or venture embarked into for profit,” to put it simply.
The owner of the business is responsible and liable for any obligations made by the business as the business entity is not legally distinguished from the owner by the use of a business name. In the event that a firm accrues debt, creditors may seize the owner’s personal property. Corporate tax rates are not permitted in a firm structure. All business income is subject to personal taxation for the proprietor.
The phrase is frequently used informally to refer to a firm (although not by attorneys or government authorities). On the other hand, a business has limited liability and offers corporate tax rates since it is a distinct legal entity. A corporation structure provides the owner with additional security and benefits, but it is more difficult and expensive to set up.
