In this email, I’m gonna pull back the curtain and give you a peek into what my February looked like in terms of the money I made…
Overall, February was a great month…
And when I add everything up, I pulled in a total of $241,400 in income.
This was an above average month for me.
And I’ll explain why in a second…
But here’s how the income broke down for February.
$175k from Copy Accelerator
$61k from my print newsletter
$5.4k from referral fees
So let’s look at the details on each one of these…
Copy Accelerator
We had our event in February, so there was an increase in income simply from people buying tickets for the event.
We also had close to 30 new people sign up for Copy Accelerator LITE (and a few who signed up for Copy Accelerator).
So it was a big month.
Overall, this is my main income source.
It’s the most consistent.
And it’s the one I spend most of my time on.
Ususally the monthly income is closer to $100k-$130k, but around the events this goes up.
So February was a great month with CA.
Up next we have my print newsletter…
Justin Goff Marketing Letter
I had a big launch in January for my newsletter that brought in a few hundred new buyers.
Like any continuity program, there was a big drop off after the first month.
But February was the first month I reaped the rewards of the launch (I paid out all the affiliates in January, so revenue was high but profit was not).
The revenue numbers for February were close to $100k for the newsletter.
And then when you factor in shipping costs, employees, merch fees, CRM fees and everything else, I wound up taking home $61k for the month.
Which is awesome.
The newsletter has steadily averaged $40k-$50k a month for me in terms of profit.
And it’s something I really enjoy writing…
So that’s turned into a nice asset for me.
Let’s hop to the last one on the list…
Referral fees
I have a few different things setup for referral fees in my biz…
– I get a small commission when I refer people to my tax strategist, Jeff.
– I get a percentage of revenue generated when I refer people to certain merchant account providers
Neither of these are huge sources of income for me.
But they’re consistent.
And in February I made $5,400 from them.
I’m a big fan of making money from stuff I don’t have to do any work for, so these checks are always welcomed.
So overall when you add all three of my income sources up, February brought in $241,400.
This is not including any investment income.
I keep that seperate since it tends to fluctuate.
But that should give you an idea of what my income looks like on a monthly basis.
Hopefully this inspires you…
And gives you a few ideas for growing your own business.
Enjoy your Thursday,
– Justin
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