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Backpack Empire

Backpack Empire

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Start your day with a simple Digital Marketing and Business related big idea in under 10 minutes. We cover how creators, coaches, and agency owners build real 7-figure online businesses by replacing hustle and guesswork with clear offers, simple systems, and repeatable execution. Each episode delivers practical, experience-based insights on turning expertise into scalable income... without hype, burnout, or chasing the next shiny idea.

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  • 003: How a Proper Offer Stack Works (And What Goes in Each Upsell and Downsell Position)

    003: How a Proper Offer Stack Works (And What Goes in Each Upsell and Downsell Position)
    Dec 23 2025

    Most funnels break after the first sale. This post walks through what a proper offer stack actually looks like, explaining exactly what belongs in the first upsell and downsell, the second upsell and downsell, and why each step works. It’s a practical breakdown of how successful digital marketing businesses design funnels that guide customers forward naturally, without pressure or random offers.
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    8 m
  • 002: The Anti-Launch Strategy: Why Quiet Funnels Outperform Big Launches

    002: The Anti-Launch Strategy: Why Quiet Funnels Outperform Big Launches
    Dec 23 2025

    Big launches promise momentum but often create stress, burnout, and unpredictable income. This episode explores the anti-launch strategy and why quiet, system-driven funnels outperform hype-based launches over time, helping creators, coaches, and agency owners build steady growth without constant pressure.
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    8 m
  • 001: Why the Second Version of Your Business Is Always Better.

    001: Why the Second Version of Your Business Is Always Better.
    Dec 23 2025

    Most people don’t fail at business because they’re bad at it. They fail because they’re trying to make Version One do the job of Version Two.
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    8 m
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