Brian Moran Review: From Baseball Player to Entrepreneur

Starting with free stuff, if you head over to his website, you’ll find there is a big section talking all about the free training you can get on his website. Brian creates videos that focus on sales, funnel building, and traffic generation.

For example, he has one video at the top that talks about how he will teach you to hit $100,000 in sales without requiring a ton of traffic, a team, or a complex marketing funnel.

At the core of everything Brian does is a focus on eCommerce.

A lot of his training centers around helping eCommerce store owners and professionals increase their conversions, reduce their ad spend, and make more money from selling more products.

He even created something called the “1-page blueprint,” which teaches you his seven-step process for reducing objections and skyrocketing your sales using a one-page sales funnel. It all sounds like valuable information, right?

The problem I have right now with Brian is the fact that his content is very vague.

It doesn’t tell me a whole lot about how and what he’s actually going to teach me to accomplish those goals.

Everyone wants to go out there and say they’re a coach or consultant, but very few people can actually bring results for their clients.

That concern bothers me a little, but we’ll continue on anyway.

Inside this product, Brian teaches you how to boost conversions by as much as 40 times with a simple five-minute video.

With this product, you get the 5 Minute VSL, the page builder, the creation process, and the one-year promotion blueprint. These are all products of Brians.

You get it all for $94, not bad, right?

Ultimately what this program teaches you is how to create a sales video to sell your product or service.

If you’ve ever been inside a sales funnel, you know that a lot of people use videos inside their funnel to help sell their products, and that’s what Brian is teaching you how to do.

It’s a simple concept by $94 is a low price, so it seems worth it.

Now, if you’re trying to cut the learning curve here and get straight down to business.

For $47, you can forget about learning any skills or trying to do something yourself and simply copy his slides because he’ll give them to you.

I personally am not a fan of when people do this because you know you’re getting outdated information that might have been on this website for years now.

What converted in 2016 doesn’t convert in 2020, and beyond so it’s important that you realize that.

But still, for $47, you can’t go wrong.

In this program, Brian teaches you how to double your sales without requiring more traffic.

He’ll teach you how to craft upsells and how to stack your upsells for the maximum amount of revenue.

It was fun to go through his funnel because he’s basically following the teaching of a lot of other funnel building experts to a tee and then teaching others how to do the same.

But hey, whatever works, right? You can pick up the ultimate upsell for around $997.

I think that’s a little overpriced for an upsell on a bunch of other programs because you’d have to take some of his other programs to figure out what you’ll need to do before the upsell.

Ah, here we go. Here is the training you need to understand before you can create upsells and downsells. You need to have something to sell in the first place!

In this program, Brian teaches you how to choose a niche, what to sell, and how to sell to your specific audience.

He teaches you how to choose a niche that you love and how you can profit from your passions.

Finally, he teaches you how to get paid before you even create your product by using beta testing and product launches.

You get all of this for a low price of $194. Not bad. The rest of the products that Brian offers are free books that help with more of the mental side of starting a successful online business.

One of Brian's biggest mainstream accomplishments is his New York Times Bestselling book, “The 12 Week Year.”

In the book, he talks about how you can shorten your execution cycle down from one year to twelve weeks. So what does that mean?

It means that businesses always focus on a calendar year with their goals, and they spread them out across 12 months, which leads to complacency and procrastination.

Instead, Brian wants you to take your 12-month goals and make them a 12-week goal.

This methodology reminds me a lot of the “10X” mentality of Grant Cardone.

Essentially what he’s saying here is he wants to help you use speed and urgency in your execution. It looks like a good read, so I would check it out!