143. How to Leverage Any Niche to Create a Multi-Figure Membership Business With Vincent Pugliese

Millionaire University

From murder mystery quilting to succulent care, nothing is considered "too niche" when it comes to creating a profitable membership business! Brien Gearin hosts entrepreneur Vincent Pugliese for a second discussion as he shares various success stories of existing memberships that range from totally off-the-wall to a bit more mainstream. Want to learn why these membership models work? What types of content will keep your audience engaged? How to nurture real relationships with your raving fans? This episode offers valuable insights into everything from building community to sustaining long-term business growth. Plus, hear Vincent's single most important piece of advice that he would give to anyone starting their own membership!

What we discuss with Vincent:

+ Unique Memberships: Murder Mystery Quilting

+ Unique Memberships: Succulents and Sunshine

+ Unique Memberships: One Eye Membership

+ Unique Memberships: EntrePastors Membership

+ Common Memberships: Real Estate Investor Membership

+ The Value of Building Relationships and Community

+ Vincent's Most Important Piece of Advice

Thank you, Vincent!

Connect with Vincent at MyMembershipFreedom.com or follow him on Facebook and LinkedIn!

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