So, in this video, I'm going to break down to you guys the easiest way you can possibly make money in 2026. Now, to give you guys a great understanding, I've done pretty much every single business model you could think of. I've tried trading.
I've tried drop shipping. I've tried FBA. There's not a single model I've not tried.
I've even ran a whole SMANC, AINC to 42K a month. And I can proudly say that this is probably one of the easiest model that I'm doing right now at the moment. Now, the model is called paper call where you sell essentially phone calls.
Now, it may sound kind of weird or something you probably have not heard of because it's something that's not really out there. Something that's not really out there on YouTube. It's not really out there in the space known.
And essentially, this is honestly probably the simplest thing you ever do for you to actually make money. I completely ditched my 42K a month SMMA for me to go ahead and pursue this full-time. And I have a whole software essentially all behind this whole whole model where essentially people can go on there and buy calls.
Now to give you a brief understanding exactly what it is. This is exactly how paper call works. There's a publisher and there's a broker and there's a buyer.
And as you can guess, you are the broker. Now it may not look like, you know, you're not making as much money because your profit says $25, right? Now before I even get into the profit analysis or how you know how you actually going to make a few thousand dollar a day XYZ and XYZ is you need to understand how all three parts actually work.
So there's something called I mean there's someone called a publisher. It's someone or a whole team or a company. These are the people that are essentially generating phone calls with ads with um there's a like Google ads.
Essentially, he's the one that's generating the phone calls. So, you're not running any ads. You're not spending your time trying to build funnels.
You're not, you know, spending 5 hours a week on checking calls. Trust me, I've I was there. Like, I understand that.
I understand all that work. You're not doing any of that. All you are doing as a broker is you're essentially connecting the publisher and the buyer together.
That's all you're doing. It's literally that simple. Now, you may be asking yourself now, okay, like how do I make money, right?
Like like how do I make money in this model? Like how like how does this work? Well, it's very simple.
You find a buyer that wants to buy your calls. And the good thing about the buyers, the people that are buying your calls, these are not just, you know, a brick and motor landscaper or a restaurant, you know, or what's a good example or a tire shop. You're selling calls to big companies that spend millions and millions and millions of dollars every single month on leads and phone calls.
That's exactly how paper call works itself. And that's why there's so much money in here. Now, a publisher, you get to call 35 bucks.
And you saw you call $60 to a buyer. a buyer could be an insurance broker, insurance agency in final expense, ACA or Medicare. There's so many niches.
I'll get into that in just a second. But essentially, let's say, for example, you're selling 50 calls a day, right? That's honestly nothing, right?
That's not that many calls a day. You're selling 50 calls a day with an average profit of, let's say, $20, right? You can do the math there.
That's $1,000 every single day that you're getting paid. And all you are doing is essentially just getting cost from the publisher and you're sending it to the buyer. There's not really any cost on your end.
The only cost that you have is going to be your call tracking cost. So, so initially for you to start a paper call empire, there's only four things you need. Actually, only three things.
My fault. You need a publisher, you need a call tracking software, and you need a buyer. That's all you need.
Now, you may be asking now, okay, like I do like you do have to buy these calls up front and what if this guy doesn't pay? Well, this is the great thing about you working with publishers, this is kind of why I love this, is that 95% of publishers you work with, you will work with them on a payment term. Now what a payment term is exactly it's essentially a good way to put it like the average you know I guess standard is going to be weekly net seven that's the average term when it comes to paper call so basically what that means is that a publisher will send you calls for a whole week right so let's say from Monday all the way to Saturday or Monday to Friday he will send you a total of let's say 100 calls right 100 calls from billable And you obviously got paid by the buyer up front or you got paid as you go depending how you want to do the model.
Um essentially but let's so now from Monday all the way to Saturday you got calls you sent calls to your buyer but you have not paid your publisher yet but you got paid. So essentially you pay the publisher when you get money from the buyer. So essentially the buyer pays you for those 100 calls.
You take that money you pay a publisher out when he sends you an invoice. And how weekly net 7 works is that he will send you an invoice on let's say on Sunday or on that Monday and you have a net seven. A net seven means you have seven days to go ahead and cover that invoice itself.
Essentially that's essentially exactly how that works and it's essentially very simple. Now niches that you can get into like you know popular niches aren't paper call and honestly I recommend to get into any type of insurance niche or big home service niche and I kind of explain to you guys why for example I'm in final expense and right now I'm expanding to healthcare basically health insurance and Medicare and auto all at the same time those are going to be the four niches I want to take over this year but to give you guys my own experience in final expense right now we're doing a decent amount of volume every single day was selling a good a good chunk amount of calls every single day um on our software. Um if you want to see what the software looks like um you can go ahead and go check it out yourself.
It's trueleads. com. Um just so you can kind of see that I actually you know I do preach what I do.
Um but essentially popular niches is going to be final expense, Medicare, roofing and solar. All these niches. Now, what all all of these niches have in common is that they all have one thing in common is that these are companies that rely on leads and calls for them to survive.
A roofing company with no leads, they don't make any money. Now, a final expense agency with no leads, they do not make any money at all. Now, a Medicare agency with no leads or calls, they don't make a single dollar.
So essentially, if he buys your leads and he likes your leads, he's going to keep buying them because if he doesn't buy them, he's he is not going to he's not going to make any money, right? I hope you guys understand that. So when you find a buyer, right, you will keep make like you will keep making money on that campaign essentially for a very long time.
Now, a question that you may be asking now is well, okay, like I get it like I I understand now like you know a publisher and a buyer. Now, you're probably asking yourself like, where do I find these calls? Like, where do I find these publishers and things like that?
Now, honestly, finding a publisher is not the hard part, right? I'll say the hardest part you have is finding a buyer, but even that, it's not really that hard for you to find a publisher. They're pretty much everywhere.
Um, you can go online and look up paper call on like paper call networks. um I can refer you guys to a bunch of them. But also it's you building connections.
Now how paper like why paper call works so good is when you can make a connection with a buyer or publisher. It's like it's not just you know it's it's not only like a you know transactional thing. It's like I'm friends about like I'm not like friends but I'm very good friends with essentially all my publishers because obviously they are the backbone of my whole company you know but it's not just about that is that they're actual human beings and also my buyers we keep a close relationship with all of my buyers.
I talk to all my buyers, you know, I talk to every single buyer that buys, you know, every single agency owner that we talked to. Like, it's like a relationship. A good example, last week, um, I onboarded a honor onto our home network.
He paid us 5K up front for calls essentially. And essentially, he's going to be buying 5K worth of calls every single week. and he's planning on scaling after $20,000 um a week in calls by essentially said he said by the end of this month as quality goals good but I know the quality will be good because I know where he's buying calls from right now and I know they're absolutely [ __ ] that's exactly why he's buying my calls right now at the moment now essentially um building a connection and building a connection with a publisher will always be great because then when you have that connection with that publisher because the actually like the best thing about that publisher is that he probably does other things right and also So having good connection with a buyer is that he will also refer you to other people that are also buying calls right in other niches.
Like for example, the same buyer that closed that I was talking about I was talking about right now. It's the same buyer that wants to buy ACA cost from me now. Even though I don't really know much about the ACA space, right?
I don't have a single buyer in ACA. He's going to be my first buyer and he was going to initiated saying, "Hey, um, you also saw ACA calls? " I was like, "Yeah.
" Boom. Right there. Got that.
Like now I essentially have a ACA buyer and a final expense buyer and a final expense buyer is planning on spending 20K a month. I mean 20K a week. Yeah, that's 20K a week on calls.
Now, if he buys ACA call, that's a buyer that I have just one buyer. I should be printing about 35K a week off him if everything goes well. And I know it's going to go well, right?
They had the first day today and everything went great. Everything went amazing. Actually, as we're speaking right now, I actually just got a payment for someone that just added credits into our system to buy cost for tomorrow of $371.
Right? Like I just sit here and I just collect money from like I just collect money from the buyers. Everything everything's connected through my system.
They just go ahead and take calls, right? Simple. I honestly I love it.
But um and the and I guess talking back to relationships is I also remember I have great relationships with my publishers. Now a publisher, he doesn't only run one campaign, right? That's not all a publisher does, right?
I'm I'm going to go back to webcam now. But a publisher, he doesn't only run final expense because obviously remember publisher is also in this to make money, right? So there's whole like like all those niche I talk to you about, there's a high chance that he probably runs offers in every single one of those niches that you're talking about.
So having a great connection with a publisher, right? Let's say for example, I find a buyer now in Medicare, right? This guy says he wants calls.
I just go back to my publisher. Hey, I know I know you have Medicare calls. how much he sell them at.
Um he sells them at let's say 20 bucks a call at XY Z amount of buffer, right? I go to my buyer and then for for example, let's say my buyer is already buying calls. Find out how much he's paying per call and then boom, I try to beat it.
But also how you can actually make a lot more from your buyers is remember a buyer, he cares about making money, right? But obviously him buying a call is not making money. What like him making money is him closing policies.
So I figure out what calls are they buying? What is the CPA? A CPA is cost per acquisition.
Okay, let's say it's acquisition cost in final expense. It's $220 right now, right? And it's paying, let's say, let's do the math right here.
I'm going to do the math over here so you guys can understand. So, let's say 220 CPA and it's paying about 55 bucks a call, right? So, basically means every four calls he takes, he's closing one policy.
Just one. So, every four calls he closes one policy. Now, if you do the math, right?
every four calls he closes one policy. Now let's say for example I send him calls where essentially every three calls he will close one policy right so if I go ahead and say okay now CPA be 210 divided by three I can charge him $70 per call and he will be completely fine with that he will be completely fine with that because one I'm beating his CPA right yes he's paying more per call but I'm beating him on the CPA wise that's all he cares about all he really cares about is obviously not paying as much money and getting as much back into his bank account that's what that matters Now, you're probably asking now, where the [ __ ] do I find these buyers, right? These buyers are talking about, you know, you kind of show how to get a publisher.
You know, it's building connections on LinkedIn. Um, they're all over network. Like, there's so many publishers.
Like, I mean, I'm connected to a bunch of publishers now, obviously. But I've been in the game for a while now. But essentially, the buyer um how to find buyers, LinkedIn outreach.
Like, there's so many of them on LinkedIn. Like, there's so many buyers on LinkedIn. You guys don't understand.
There's so many buyers on LinkedIn that it's honestly so easy to find there, right? Depends on your niche. There's a lot of ways you can do it, right?
There's a lot of ways you can get buyers, especially in insurance. They're all over LinkedIn. Another way is running ads.
You can run ads that are very low budget. DM ads is what I ran exactly from um from my company to get my first few buyers in. And from there, it's all a snowball effect because, you know, as I said, when you have good calls, people just get referred to.
Um but I still run ads to this day. But essentially, you can run you can go in on LinkedIn, you can run ads, you can do outreach. There's like especially let's say for example if you're in home service, you can cold call.
Honestly, you can walk up to let's say for example if if I was doing home service and I plan on going to home service. This is going to be the first thing I do. I'm going to go ahead and go on Google Maps, look up the first roofing company, go ahead and drive to their HQ.
I'm going to drive to their HQ. And the reason why is because remember guys 99 like most people are used to buying leads like cold like like a name and a phone number and an email maybe an address. That's what most companies are used to buying, right?
Like most of you guys probably right now probably watching like what the [ __ ] is paper like calls? You can sell phone calls. Yes, you can.
So, if I showed up to a roofing company and say, "Hey, I know you're buying leads right now. " What if I were to tell you, "I have phone calls. I have people that can call you, like people that calling you for your service, right?
You don't have to call leads anymore. You don't have to chase all these dead ass leads every single day. Have to do a whole follow-up system.
I'm just going to send you a phone call and you're only going to pay me if they're qualified. " Because remember, you a publisher is only going to get paid if the call's qualified. So, I can do the same deal with my buyer.
You're only going to pay me if the call's qualified. That's it. Right?
If the cost not qualified, you don't pay. How like like I want you to think how easy and incisive does that offer sound. Why does it print?
Because it's so easy to say yes to and it's something that has a high LTV where people actually buy for a long time. So this is how you can generally print thousands of dollars every single day. And this is generally if you really want to build an actual company, right?
If you want to build an actual company, something that actually has value and can you can actually exit with, you want to build a paper call, like a paper call empire, that's what you want to do because 99% of people right now telling you online on YouTube, building an AI entrop shipping, right? Those are just, you know, companies that can just launch and and get cash, right? You know, it's great to be honest.
You know, it's great. I love it. Like I ran my you get a bunch of cash in there.
Um, to be honest, I'm grateful. Um, you know, I I made a lot of money with that, but essentially I'm making more now. It's just because this is a better offer.
That's one. Number two, it has a lot more value. Like, I'm saw something with a lot more value and it's easier to get into.
And number three, there's actual exit value. I see myself exiting this in a, you know, about in two years or so. I want to build a million dollars a month empire.
That's my whole goal by the end of the year to hit a mill a month so I can actually go ahead and exit this and actually make a [ __ ] ton of money because that's, you know, all of us here want to make a lot of money. That's kind of why we all wake up every single day. It's kind of why we go on YouTube channel and learn stuff.
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