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Chris Brisson Co-Founder at Automize

Delray Beach, Florida

Co-founder of Call Loop and Automize. We built Call Loop, AutoTeleseminar, and AutoWebinar. All marketing automation apps for small businesses.

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I've had the honor and pleasure of working with Chris on multiple projects over the last several years and it has not only been a joy, but has impacted my bottomline every time.

As a result of his consulting, I've been able to launch successful projects without all the headaches.

He is a great resource.

Source: LinkedIn Alejandro Reyes Sep 20, 2013

Chris is an awesome entrepreneur who nows how to stay positive and motivated and keep the focus on the task at hand. He's resilient and determined and an absolutely sound guy to work alongside. It's been a pleasure to work with you sir!

Source: LinkedIn Simon Hamp Sep 20, 2013

One of the main things I love about Chris is his desire to always have something in the pipeline for his customers and clients.

And, not just anything, but it is usually something that others build entire COMPANIES around, but for Chris, churning out quality, usable software and strategies is just what he does.

Want to get beyond the scribbles on the napkin? Call Chris today.

Source: LinkedIn Lawton Chiles Sep 20, 2013

Encyclopediatic.

That's the 1st word that comes to mind when I think of Chris Brisson's knowledge of internet marketing. From little details of how a particular system works to the name of the person who developed it, Chris has a mastery and commanding knowledge of the tools and people in the industry.

Lead generation, page conversion, launch strategies, continuity site, adwords, upsells, ebook, and SEO... Chris has effectively leveraged all the above (and probably more I'm leaving out) to not only make money for himself, but generate over $250,000 a year in sales on the projects we've worked on.

He is a worthy person you should contact for you next business venture!

Source: LinkedIn Justin Zimmerman Sep 20, 2013

For the past 2 years I've known Chris every time we work together on a project his marketing know how and integrity ceases to amaze me. I originally hired Chris to drive forward a launch of a new product and business... and we wouldn't have been able to do it without him, his marketing knowledge, and organization.

We're looking forward to working with Chris again on future projects and business launches.

Source: LinkedIn Trevor Mauch Sep 20, 2013

Chris is simply amazing at what he does. His consulting has helped me not only figure out what I need to offer in my launches, but he also gives me a clear and concise plan to roll things out to get the results I'm looking for. Chris is definitely someone you want on your team.

Source: LinkedIn Lewis Howes Sep 20, 2013
Chris Brisson, Co-Founder at Automize answered:

Its very possible. Although you should show a track record of success. My company needed a developer and did a 75/25 split with my developer cofounder and it worked out great. Others I've done 5% + a discounted hourly.

You need a cofounder that believes in the vision, the product, and most importantly you! Without that its going to be difficult to have someone jump ship for free.

Chris Brisson, Co-Founder at Automize answered:

When doing a product launch it's important that you follow a formula for getting the most out of it. Usually a launch consists of 3 content videos and 1 last sales video, which wraps it up and closes the sale. The content videos lead up to and help answer and solve the problems the market is having.

For attracting GOOOD affiliates, they look a few things:

1. Relationship - Being new to the market and no one knowing you, you have some ground to prove. You can combat this with fantastic marketing.

2. Commissions - Good affiliates are in it for the money and look at EPC (earnings per click) for the promotion. So before attempting to recruit the big boys, test the promotion first with paid traffic and get some core metrics to entice them.

3. The Quality - Warrior type folks are $5 buyers, not $500 buyers, so if that's your market (which is a start) keep your product cheap or else no one will buy. That market is cheap.

4. Build a solid Funnel - For a product launch to make sense for any affiliate it can't just be 1 sale, it should contain upsells, oto's, downsells, and potentially continuity. Get thinking of your upsell opportunities and products.

Lots more to learn. So get implementing!

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