Brute Force Twitter

Richard Bryda shows you how to make money online with the release of Brute Force Twitter. Yes, a healthy dose of skepticism helps us avoid a scam of an offer, and when we hear of other people making $10,000 a day using nothing but the power of Twitter, we wonder if this is even possible.

Let me pull back the curtains for you...

Brute Force Twitter (www.bruteforcetwitter.com) is brought to you by someone who has over 76,217 followers in Twitter.

What's so great about having thousands of Twitter followers? Well, someone who makes $10,000 a day (without a list, and without SEO) was able to reach this because he has over 42,837 followers. Here's how he amassed a lot of money so quickly...

He provides an outsourcing service where the typical first month revenue per customer is around US$1,000. Given the $10,000 daily figure that comes out to 10 customers a day that comes out to a 0.02 percent (that's two hundredths of a percent!) conversion rate.

So 10 people a day for, say, 26 days means he has around 260 virtual assistants serving his 260 customers. Of course, when the next month comes in (and assuming his existing clients renew the monthly service), that will come out to $8,000 daily because of the first month's $199 set-up fee.

Then again, some customers signed up for the higher value services such as $2,499 a month for a master web design assistant, the outsourcing king can still meet (and even exceed) that $10,000 daily target.

Yes, it has come to the point where he has to put clients on a waiting list because he does not have enough virtual assistants to serve the growing demand. Will he want more than 42,000 Twitter followers? Not until he has more VAs, no doubt.

But you, on the other hand, are probably not selling an $899 to $2,499 monthly service. And that's where Rich Bryda with his 76,000+ followers comes in. What happens if you gain 50,000 fans in Twitter, for example, and half a percent of them avail of your service (i.e., coaching, tutorials, downloadable ebooks and MP3s) each day.

Yes, that comes out to 250 customers each day. Multiply that by the selling price of your downloadable infoproduct, and that's a pretty interesting daily revenue target, right?

Have you tried Twitter? Have you tapped its power? Would you like to be among the 300 brute force Twitter folks? Are you curious about what having a huge presence in Twitter can do to your bottomline? Well, I certainly am going to give it a try.

UPDATE: Here's a chart of the growth in the number of Twitter followers, after I put into action just one of the tips shared by Rich Bryda...