Right now, for the meager price of $30,000 to start, and then $10,000 per year to keep going, you can sign up to get a spot at Carbone.
Carbone is an exclusive restaurant in New York.
The $30k + $10k/year membership gets you a regular weekly table there.
Of course, you still have to pay for the food and drinks and service, which, as you can imagine, are expensive.
It turns out there are more and more such restaurants, going members-only.
They cater to people with money who want a few different things. One is better service, less waiting, and being treated with respect. Two is status and recognition. Three, and more than anything it seems, is a feeling of community.
In other words, people are paying good money to be among others like themselves, and to feel comfortable, welcome, and warm.
I’m telling you this to maybe warm up your own mind to the possibilities that are out there.
You can charge people decent money — maybe even indecent money — just for the privilege of being able to buy from you.
Of course, you do have to offer something in return — exclusivity, top-level service, a community.
Who knows? Maybe this is even a way you can charge for the marketing you give away now. Such as your daily emails, for example.
And with that, let me remind you of my Simple Money Emails program.
This program teaches you how to write emails that people want to read, and that they buy from.
I’ve only sent these kinds of emails to prospects for free.
But maybe you can not only use use these kinds of emails to make sales, but charge for them as well, by combining them with the idea above.
Whatever the case may be, if you’d like to find out more about Simple Money Emails: