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Dotcom Secrets

by Russell Brunson

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Dotcom Secrets

by Russell Brunson
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Week 2
Affiliate Marketing for Beginners: Who Do You Want to Serve?
Week 2 · Wednesday 14 October 2026

Who is your dream customer, and what makes your offer worth choosing?

In Episode 2 of the Affiliate Potluck Book Club, I share my takeaways and “aha” moments from Secrets 1 and 2 of Russell Brunson’s DotCom Secrets, including defining your ideal customer and understanding the hook, story, and offer.

I discuss how writing down your ideal customer’s characteristics can help focus your attention and actions. I also explore how adding value to an offer can give someone a reason to choose your product when similar products are available elsewhere.

You’ll also see the customer avatar sectio

Week 1
What I Learned From DotCom Secrets
Week 1 · Wednesday 7 October 2026

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What can Russell Brunson’s DotCom Secrets teach us about sales funnels, upsells, and understanding our ideal customer? In Affiliate Potluck Book Club #1, I share my reflections on Section One and the lessons I’m exploring as I learn more about affiliate marketing.

I’m Eric P. Martin, and this first discussion, recorded October 7, 2026, looks at Brunson’s entrepreneurial journey, from studying direct mail to selling a potato gun instructional DVD. I reflect on how rising advertising costs led him to experiment with up