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Is Troponado the new trend in Marketing?

Some of you might be knowing me from my previous journey of PPC + Clickbank and how I successfully achieved my target of $1000/day through thorough planning, execution, and optimization. Troponado is realy hot now.

As I also announced on my previous journey thread, I had been intending to start my digital marketing agency since a very long time and I believe this is the best time to get started otherwise the competition is going to get fierce.

Also, I am planning this startup as a long-term business income for myself so it has to be formed on a sustainable business model.

My Ultimate Target: $100,000/month in 120 days

The Plan
Domain name registration and website hosting setup (Completed)
Website setup (Completed - Developed myself using premium WordPress themes and plugins)
CRM setup (To be done)
Client acquisition (To begin using multiple strategies)
Staff hiring (Multiple VAs hired who are expert in handling emails and client queries)
I have been fast forwarding through some exceptional digital marketing agency courses and have learned a great deal of information, tips and golden nuggets that would benefit me the moment I would start looking for clients.

Also, I would be using PPC ads for client acquisition through lead generation on Google Adwords and Facebook ads.

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