Jeremy Haynes

That's what Grant claims himself to be.

So I'm just going to be using the text line for what Grant says.

So it's like Google, whatever search engine they call themselves.

Same thing, just referencing a tool.

So people who don't know do have relevancy to who he is.

However, I came into his business as email marketing manager, hired with the task to train his 25 salespeople on Infusionsoft, which is an email marketing manager and a CRM database solution because they didn't know how to use it.

They had 150,000 people.

I was meant to send emails, create marketing automation, train their people on how to use the tool.

I ended up becoming a digital marketing specialist working for him for 13 months,

In about month six, we started cracking a million dollars a month in digital revenue, and I was the advertiser.

So I don't claim sole credit for driving Grant millions of dollars, but I do claim credit for being the person who was creating the ads, telling Grant what to say on landing page videos when necessary, or ad videos, or going in and once again training every component of his entire team, not just the sales team, but all components of the team, doing the marketing automation.

So once again, overall expanding his brand and who knows him, how they knew him, and more importantly, how they were converting with him.

He had 160 different SKUs.

So I'm inside of his business, just getting to the point where I'm elevating myself as a marketer, elevating my skill, getting thrown into the entrepreneur gauntlet and training a team of elite people at the same time.

I was cool.

I got paid on a flat rate of when I started 50 K a year.

And then I ended up getting paid 60 K a year, but we had this thing.

Yeah.

It wasn't called a commission.

It was called a bonus.