I was already in the military, I was on the USS George Washington. I was a junior in high school. I called in, I was in third grade, we just got called in for recess, from a morning recess. Station on the USS Kitty Hawk over in Yakuza, Japan. When the plane hit the first tower, I still remember exactly where I was and exactly who told me, and birthing cleaners pretty much all shut down and we huddled around the TV. And I was absolutely positive that it was some sort of pilot error or something like that. But when the second plane hit, we were all pretty sure that the suspicions that it was a terrorist attack were true because most of us on board were there on that 2000 deployment where the coal got attacked. That was also the George Washington battle group, so that was fresh in our minds because that wasn't even a year beforehand, so it was pretty intense, especially when the buildings went down. As our parents actually lived and worked in New York, and they all dropped us off to school and then they rolled the train together, and we remembered that the stop that they stopped at was actually underneath the World Train Center. So we all got scared that our parents just got killed. We heard an announcement go over the intercom at school and they were saying there was an attack in New York and parents will be picking up the kids soon. I knew for a fact that my dad had actually been on the train because I had seen him off that morning and say goodbye to him. It wasn't until late that night that he actually walked in from the back door and he was covered in ashes and he had blood on him and everything and he was crying. It was really late that night and we hadn't heard from him since that morning when he left the message from my mom, so the whole day we thought he wasn't coming home. I think as a country we learned that yes we're vulnerable to attack. I know it's something that hasn't happened to us in a very long time, but that it also showed us how much we can come together as a country, that we still have it in us to care for one another, even for strangers, that we have that capacity to be united. It gave me that sense of pride that I could be born in a country like that, that my children would be born in a country like that where as much petty stuff that goes on that when it really comes down to it will be there for each other. All of a sudden being in the military got real and our ship was, the Kitty Hawk was on its own kind of forward rotation, so it was gone pretty frequently. We were just there getting fixed up in a CIA kind of period and we were gone in like three weeks for the Kitty Hawk to get up and deploy that quickly. We knew it was serious and it was the strangest kind of cruise because number one we didn't know how long we were going to be gone. We didn't know exactly where we were going and it didn't matter because there was just a completely different attitude. Again, now I think everything is shut down on the base. People are kind of nervous, but I don't remember anybody feeling scared about what we were going to do. I feel like everybody was ready to go do what we're going to do. I hope that that's the biggest lesson because you can't prevent every bad thing that ever happens but you can maximize the positives and just make sure that you're letting people know how you feel about them every day because they could be gone tomorrow for sure.


Hello everyone, this is Ahmed Dan and on this channel you can find financial travel and more videos. If you like what you see, please give it a thumbs up and consider subscribing. Thank you. Hello everyone, this is Ahmed Dan of AhmedDan.com. Today I'll have another episode of unboxing and brief review video. And I'll be presenting the Trichology Ultra Light Inflating Travel or Camping Pillow, which you are looking at right here. So this is a very small and lightweight pillow, which is only 2.75oz or 78g, which is lighter than a soda can or coke or Pepsi can. And once you, this is a 5x2 inch, so you can put it in your pocket, in your backpack, in your bag, or even if you just have one carry-on and you're traveling, you can easily slip it through anywhere because it doesn't take any space. And then once you inflate this, it shouldn't take 3 to 5 blow, and then after inflating it should turn into a 16x12x4 inches pillow. And this is Argonomic Kelly designed and it should provide neck support and should fit in the fit the head very properly, so you don't have any back pain or head pain. So let's do the unboxing and we'll take a look at it and then we'll see if this is really a very easy to inflate and deflate. And this is not an affiliated or paid review. I purchased this with my own money and I do not provide any affiliated links or anything on my review. So the review you're getting is going to be totally honest and unbiased. So there's not much to unbox because it came just this way. So I'm just going to take it out from this here and so you have a small tag and let me just take a look here. So it looks like they provided some instructions here how to inflate the pillow. So there should be a valve or button there. So you have to push it up to inflate and you have to push it down to deflate. And then you have to close the valve so there's no air leak. So let's just take out this one here. So it comes in different colors and this is the color I picked and let's open it up. So this is coming out very easily and this is kind of a pouch or bag to hold this or put it back. So that's a good thing and then let's open up the whole thing. It looks like the color I have is actually green so which is right here. Okay so it looks like this if you take out the whole thing and then here is the valve I was talking about. So if you need instructional video then they have a scan code here and then you can go to their website to get the instructional video but I don't think you'll be needing that. So here's the valve so let's take it out here. Okay so it looks like this is closed and this is open. So now let me inflate this and see how many times I need to inflate. So just give me a second. Okay so here we have the whole pillow. Now what I noticed that although they say it's going to take 3, 2, 5 blow but it took me about 6, 7 but which is still not bad and once you're blowing then putting the air in it automatically locks the air so you don't have to actually push it. So that's a very good feature. Now if you want to deflate it then you have to just press the button which we'll do very shortly. So let's look at it here. Okay it looks very sturdy and firm and the color is very nice and attractive so it should be okay.  So that's a very good designing and then this should be a sleep resistant and waterproof so that's another good feature. Okay so far everything looks good. So let me just press the button and then I'll see if it deflates right away. So press it. Okay yes I can see that it's very easy to deflate. It's deflating within probably like 20 seconds I'd say. Now if you want to roll it up then you should keep this in front and you should start rolling from the back or from the opposite direction. So you do it this way and then you start rolling. You do it this way and then you just start rolling, rolling and then this one here will be just going to do it this way and then you can close the valve and then just put it back. So I didn't roll it properly but you can see that you know it turns into a very small travel pillow or very easy to carry. So overall looks like the quality of the product is not bad and comparing price this is a very you know well priced product. I bought it on sale but the regular price is about 17 Canadian dollars which is too cheap but I paid lower than that because it wasn't sale. So I don't mind keeping it with me when I travel next time or go for camping because that weight is totally negligible. You know it doesn't feel like any weight a lot lighter than a can of soda. So overall I'm happy with the product and again this is not a paid or affiliated review. So if you like what you see just give it a thumbs up and subscribe because there will be more travel videos and other types of videos coming up on this channel. See you shortly. Thank you.


What is up, everybody? Welcome back to the channel. Shout out to my boy, Naveed.  If you guys have any questions whatsoever, digital marketing, Facebook advertising, affiliate marketing, I'm not a guru by any means at all, but I'm in the trenches every day with you guys. I'm building a social media agency every single day. It's what I do full-time, it's what I've been doing since 2016. I'm catching affiliate marketing commissions, I'm catching YouTube, Google AdSense, money every month commissions, and so I'm just building a business around social media marketing and Facebook advertising, and it's something I've been doing full-time since 2016. So if you guys have any questions whatsoever, I may not know all the answers at all, but I can for sure put in my two cents or give you my perspective or give you my answer to whatever question you may have. So shout out to Naveed, he's always asking amazing questions and I wanted to kind of help him with this one, and at the same time help all of you guys as well that might be looking into Cartra for the first time. So he asked right here on your Cartra basic account, how many clients or clients accounts you or one can handle, okay, maximum number please. Really interesting question, really good question. Shout out to Naveed, subscribe to his channel you guys, he's putting out some information, he'll be, 2020 is gonna be his year for sure, surrounding himself with mentors, finding good people to learn from and he's on fire. So subscribe to his channel for sure, but let me answer it this way and let me kind of tell you how I do it and everyone has a little different approach to it, but here's kind of what I've been doing. So first of all, the basic account is this one over here. So let me show you the basic account. The basic Cartra plan is this starter plan, okay, the one to the very left, okay. So this 14 day trial and then after that it's $99 a month. I literally just got off of a phone, off of a call and I'm gonna show you the exact email that I sent her, in fact, I'll show it to you right now. This email was sent 40, let me refresh this. This email was sent to a social media client that I just onboarded. Normally I'll have this email go out, yeah, 44 minutes ago. Normally I have this email regarding Cartra, regarding landing pages and email automation. That's all part of my email auto responder that is going to drip on my social media clients. This is one of my clients and she'll get that email over the next few days regarding Cartra, my affiliate link, everything is in that email and I have it set up in a sequence where whenever anyone opts in, AKA becomes my social media client, they get the next five emails, for example, over the next few days. So I already have it set up in that fashion where she's gonna get this, an email like this regarding Cartra, no matter what, but she wanted to know about it now. Like she's all David, I have business, I wanna know about the Cartra account now and so I sent her this link. But at the same time, what I want you to understand is kind of how I do it. So this right here, this starter plan right here, actually that's what I was gonna say. This client that I was speaking to, she's all David, $99 a month, she's all, I pay way more than that just for a CRM and a CRM is just like a software to hold all of her leads, right? And from the CRM, sometimes you can email them, it's just a lead management type of software that most businesses have to manage all their damn contacts, right? So she's all David, I spend way more than a hundred bucks just for my CRM. And that's why it was easy for me to justify this. I said the reason why I use Cartra is because it comes with my landing pages, my email automation and my calendar. And when I'm speaking to clients, I don't need to tell them about all this other random stuff like over here, my products, my forms, my memberships, my videos, my calendars, my help desk, my campaigns.  All I'm talking about and all I'm trying to plant in their mind is landing pages, email auto responder and your calendar. That's it. And when I can just focus and tell them, hey man, this is why you're gonna need it. And at $99 a month, you're not gonna be able to find these platforms anywhere else. Because again, what's the biggest, other biggest competitor? Click funnels? At $97, it's pretty much just the landing pages. And if you want other services, now they have the funnel flicks, which is $297. So for 300 bucks a month, now you're gonna get all this other stuff. But just to start out, there's nothing that compares. So I tell them it's the landing pages, it's the email auto responder, and it's the calendar. And that's what I wanna plant in their mind to be able to justify why it's worth $99 a month. And normally what I'll do is I do it two different ways. So that would be the starter package, right? So on this package right here, Naveed, this is the specs on it, right? These are the numbers up to 2,500 leads, one custom domain, 15,000 emails. So here is the actual specs of it all. And that's that $99 a month. Now there's two different ways that I'll do this. Number one, the first way is that, let's say for example, and again, if you've caught any of my previous videos, I start social media clients small. Small as in a few hundred, right? I'll start them small. And then if they are really on the same page as me, then I'll end up up selling them to a monthly retaining client. But as my business model changes here in 2020, I'm going to all digital courses. I wanna start teaching people how to do it themselves. And that's where my whole online course will come in. But the business model I've been operating on for the past few years is to start them small and then upgrade them, upsell them to get them on a monthly retaining package with me. So with that being said, what I would normally do is let's say for example, one way, the first way I would do it, is I would say, okay, for the first month, we can use my software. We can use my cartridge account. I have everything already, I could put together, because I tell you the truth, man, here's the reality. It literally takes you, once you learn the cartridge system, it literally takes me like no joke. It'll take me literally two minutes to put together a page. Of course you gotta edit, of course you wanna make it to your liking, but as far as just the shell and the template of it all, first of all, the template's already done. Like you come in a cartridge, there's a million templates that you can choose from. But as far as doing any kind of little change to it, dude, a couple minutes, like if that. So normally what I do in the very beginning is I'll start them on my account and I'll say, okay, I'll create the landing page in my account, the email, the list, I'll set up a list for you in my account, the email sequence, I'll set it up in my account and even your calendar, I'll set it up in my account. And I'll do that normally for the first month, right? So if we're really, now this is an upgraded client. This is a client that went from a few hundred to now pay me a few thousand. We're now at that point, okay? So once they become a retaining client, then I'll say, okay, for the first month we can use my cartridge account and I'll get everything going. And once we start capturing leads, you're gonna want your own account because you're gonna wanna be able to log in, you're gonna wanna be able to manage those leads, you're gonna wanna be able to look at those leads because when I set it all up on my end, let's say for example, I set up an email list or an email sequence, okay? When those automated emails go out, okay, let's say it's for a plumber. I set up a simple landing page for a plumber where I'm running Facebook ads for a plumber, driving it to a landing page, I'm capturing that lead for the plumber. That lead is going on to a list that's in my cartridge account. That lead is going into an email auto responder which is in my cartridge account. And as those emails go out to those leads, you can change it inside cartridge, which is super simple, this is basic stuff where that lead is seen, john at plumber.com. So the email address that the email is coming from is from John. When that lead replies to that email, they're replying to John.   It's not gonna say my name, no, we're in there. So option one is I'll give them the ability to just use mine. John, I'll set up a quick landing page, I'll set up an email list, I'll set up a sequence. Aside of that, there's really nothing else. And then the calendar link. Aside of that, there's nothing else that I need to do for John. He can use my account for the first month. And so that's normally how I'll do it. And then after the first month, after we're really crushing it and things are really starting to crank up, we're capturing more leads, we're running more Facebook ads, I'll reach back out to John and I'll say, John, now it's time that you have your own account. And then that's when I'll send them a link to my, for my Cartier affiliate and they'll set up their own account. Okay, and at that point, we're not talking like hundreds of leads later. I mean, we're talking just a few, it's only been a month.  No, you're not. You're not even gonna generate hundreds of leads a month just yet, especially in the first month. Because as you run Facebook ads and as you start to warm up that pixel, as you start to get video views or as you start to build custom audiences, that's all a process. That's all the first month of just optimizing that customer's Facebook advertising. And I tell my clients all the time, the first couple of weeks, don't expect a ton of leads right away because we still have to warm your audience up. We have to create this audience. We have to create this Facebook audience. So that's why I always tell them, roll out your intro video first. Let that be the first Facebook ad so we can capture a custom audience and then retarget those for the rest of the month. So normally the game doesn't really, really, really start to take off until the second month. And that's when everything is optimized, Facebook ads. Now we got leads coming in and now that person's gonna see the benefit of having their own carture account. And so again, number two, that's when I'll just, number two, option two, month number two is when I'll just send them a link and I'll say, hey man, set up your own carture account so you can now have full access to everything that I'm doing. Yes, it is $99 a month, but at that point I'm able to justify why $99 ain't nothing because now we're capturing leads. These people are, you're building an email list. That's one thing you always have to sell the client on. You have to sell them on the fact that, hey dude, not only is this the most powerful form of marketing, but at the same time, you're building an email list of potential customers or clients that you're gonna be able to market to in the future all through your email auto responder. Like right now, Mr. John Plummer, you ain't got none of that going on. John, you've been in business for 15 years. Show me your database of emails. They can't.  It's like, dude, they may have your contact information in a CRM, but 9.9 out of 10 of them do not have those contacts in an email list where they're communicating with them on a regular basis. 9.9 out of 10 of them do not do that. They're not emailing their list because they ain't got one. They might have John's phone number because John is a member at the freaking YMCA gym. But as far as email, they're not leveraging that. So to be able to justify why you need your own account and why this email is so important, that should be easy, man. So again, month number two is when I'm sending them a link for my account or for my affiliate link, I'm sending them an affiliate link to set up their own account so they can really get fired up and start managing their own stuff. And then if anything, I can log into their account. And that's one thing that you should be providing as a service because not only do these business owners not have time to freaking run Facebook ads, but they for sure don't got time to manage their landing pages, their calendar software, and their email automation. They for sure don't have time to be doing that. So an added service that you guys should be providing is landing page management. Landing page management.  Bottom line, these landing pages, your email auto responder and your calendar. I'm gonna make sure that that link is in the emails that are going out so people have the opportunity to schedule appointments with you. That right there, you guys, is the perfect package. Shout out to DeeDee. I was speaking to Dee a few days ago. That was the social media strategy call that I had with promotions. Freaking, what was it again, Dee? It's freaking, where's she at? Shout out to Dee. I'm forgetting off the top of my head. It's right here. Actually not that one, it's this one.  But posting productions. Shout out to Dee. You know, I was speaking to her a few days ago. That was this last video right here. So three days ago, if you haven't watched that one, man, watch that one. In fact, you know what, stay to the end of this video. I'll just tie it to the end. You'll see that one pop up at the end. But I'm talking to her and she has all these amazing ideas and all these amazing services that she knows that she can provide. And I said, Dee, hold up. We need to narrow it in. We need to package it all up and only focus on a few. And so when I first started my agency, I remember I was focused on all kinds of things.  You need a logo, I got you. You need graphic designs, I got you.  Like I was providing all these random things and before you know it, man, it's like you're pulling your hair out.   And I'm not even a pro at it.  Master your craft, master one thing. So at the end of the day, you guys, those of you that are building agencies or a freelance or anything, narrow in your package, man. You don't need to be offering 15 different services. Offer freaking two, offer one. You wanna run Facebook ads for business owners?   So a great service could be, I'm gonna run your Facebook ads and I'm going to manage your landing page software. Bottom line, those two things, and when I'm speaking to clients, you guys, I swear, man, those are the two things that I tell them that they need to be spending money on in 2020.   That is it. If you're spending money on all this other offline crap, you can cut that budget now. And it just really allows that client to be like, damn, dude, he's right. That's all I need to be doing. And if you could be that pro that provides those services for them, I'm telling you, man, those two things alone, Facebook ads, landing page software. That's where all the money is coming from anyways. Forget about posting for them, forget about freaking doing their graphics and logo design and hiring people off of fiber.  I'm telling you, it's not necessary, man. Narrow in and master your art. And I'm just assuming that the majority of you guys that are watching this are digital marketers and providing some type of marketing services to businesses, right? Or you guys are affiliate marketing and again, same principle applies.  But long story short, what I tell clients now, man, is that I'll run your Facebook ads and I'll run your landing page software. And so by the time we're in month number two, they have their own account. And yeah, I'll start them on this basic package because they don't need anything else. Like this right here, the starter package is all they need for now. And what I also do to even justify the $99 is that I have a ton of funnels that are already pre-built. Like so again, find your niche, like master that one niche. Don't go after all these different type of businesses, focus on your one niche. And I tell people all the time, I'm like, dude, your niche should be whatever you're passionate in, whatever you're passionate in or whatever you have experience in, okay? The reason why real estate is my niche is because I come from the industry.   You look at those professionals and I'll never forget when one of my mentors would tell me, and this is a mentor, my very, very, very, very, very first mentor 21 years ago, shout out to Mr. L. Thomas.  I saw him like two years ago in Vegas. But he would always tell me, he's all, David, don't get it twisted, majority of people are broke. He's all, they might look good, they might be in a suit and tie, they might be coming and pulling up in that new car, but most people look good, smell good and they're broke. And he was telling me this at 19 years old. At 19 years old he was giving me this game. And 19, and he was at that point, he was in his, I wanna say he was in his fifties. You always have to learn from older people, you guys, especially older freaking wealthy people.  But I remember learning from him man back then and he just put my mind in perspective when it came to my prospects and when it came to providing services to people and not letting the suit and tie intimidate you.  But second month around you guys, this is what you wanna do. Get them on this basic package. They're not gonna have more than 2,500 leads. They're not gonna need more than one custom domain.  They're not gonna be sending out that many at all. So this is where you wanna send them. Is this one right here? Dan, what was I gonna say with what I was saying earlier? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what I was kind of somewhat talking about. Was that pick a niche that you're passionate about. I was a banker. I was freaking in that industry. Mortgages, doing home loans for people, networking with real estate agents. And so that's why that's my niche and that's been my niche since 2016. Since day one, all I focused on was one niche building my agency, okay? So that's what you wanna do. Focus on one because here's what I did. I focused on one which allowed me to and continue to allows me to master it. I master that one niche. So what I do is I already prebuilt a ton of funnels. So when that person, when my new client, when we're in month number two, and even shit, well yeah, in month number two when they have their own account now, I already have a ton of funnels that are already built.  They're like, dude, this guy just transferred five funnels to me. They're already all built. The email list, the freaking email sequence, the calendar, the form, the pages.  I package it all up and share it and I import it to their account. So they have all these new funnels. They have all this cartridge support. They're in our Facebook group with over 15,000 people and they're fired up, ready to capture, leads on social media. And all of that added support, you guys, I make sure that they're registered for a weekly Q and A, right? And that justifies $99 a month and them having their own account. And I say, man, all log in and I'll manage it, right? Whatever pages we need up, I'll have them up. Whatever email list we have.  I'm actually not at all. But I'm telling you, once you learn cartra, I'm not joking, man.   Email list, sequence, freaking landing pages. Like, dude, I swear to God, man, today when my son gets off of school, my son is 12, okay, sixth grade. I kid you not. And you know what? I'm gonna record it. You're gonna see that video come out this week. I am literally gonna walk him through. We'll be on on-screen share.   So a lot of you guys that haven't even took the 14-day trial, I don't know what the heck you're waiting for. You guys are Mickey Mouse-ing it, man. You're Mickey Mouse-ing it. You're Mickey Mouse-ing it, and you're just half-assing this whole entire approach to online entrepreneurship, or you're spending a ton of money on all these other random services when all of it can be done in one. Okay, now, with that, that justifies why they need their own account. And that's in month number two, okay? Especially when I give them a ton of funnels that are already built for them, okay? So that's kind of how I do it, Naveed. Start them off on my package, in my account. I do not give them access, obviously. Like they're not logging into my cartridge account, right?  Like that's my account, I manage it. And this is all I'm gonna do for the first month. After this, you're gonna see the activity, you're gonna see leads coming in, you're gonna see all this stuff going on, and you're gonna for sure want your own account. So that's how I do it, Naveed. I hope that answered your question, man. And at the same time, it's not like I'm offering this to tons of clients every day. Like it's not like, first of all, I close anywhere from three to four clients a week, okay? Start them off on a small package, and then upgrade them later if possible. But not all of my three to four clients a week even need my account. They don't even need a landing page software right now. So it's only the ones that are super fired up. Like for example, the one that I just spoke to, shout out to Keisha, but I sent her this because she had some, she had other CRMs and she had other softwares that she was using. And I'm like, no dude, try this. Like do a 14-day trial, set it all up, and let me know once you do. I'll transfer all my funnels to you, and you can start using them right away. And this was something that I started small, but she couldn't wait. She's all David, send me the link now. I wanna try it now. And so here's how I did it. I simply went into Cartra, and I went to my affiliate promos right here on the left. And right up here, this is where you get all your affiliate links. You click on the Cartra starter. Now there's other Cartra ones, Cartra Silver, Cartra Platinum, Cartra Diamond, but those are all, you know, obviously the more expensive ones. The starter is the $99 one, okay, $99 a month.  And there's so many different links for different things. If you wanna show someone just about checkouts, you can send them that link. If I wanna show them something just about leads, like look, I'll go to this one and I'll simply send them this link where it's a video, a Cartra page, and it's a video talking about just the leads, right? So this right here is what I do. And so there's a lead one. And then if I come over here and I wanna, and we're talking about landing pages, maybe I'll send them this link to really focus their attention on just pages, right? So we got leads, we got pages, and that's this video right here.  They're gonna watch this video and it's just on pages. And then another one, which is the email autoresponder. So I'll send them, I'll get that link and then now they can focus on just the email and really read an entire sales page. They can watch this video that Cartra put together, right? They can watch that video on email automation and they can read this huge sales page of all the benefits of the email autoresponder. And once they click on start your trial, that is my affiliate link and I get the commission. So in this case, what I did is I simply center, I just hyperlinked. I hyperlinked, I said, hey man, here's landing pages, here's lead management, here's the email autoresponder, I center the private Facebook group and I center the link to register for our weekly Q&A because although when people set up their 14 day trial, I always say, hey man, reach out to me, I'll help you get off to a fast start. And then some people schedule calls with me, some people don't, but I'm willing to always give my time for free as long as you set up your 14 day trial through my link, right? So what I always want to do is extend my time and extend my willingness to help, but what I also want to make sure that they do right away, right away, right when you set up that 14 day trial, I need you to register for our weekly Q&A. So that's one thing that I'm always trying to do is always trying to push them to freaking, damn that link was freaking wrong. Shit, let me see. And it's because I didn't put the last freaking, I took out, I'm glad I'm freaking showing you this, what I did is I ended up hyperlinking it, I ended up hyperlinking it, but I ended up taking out this K and H at the one at the end, thinking that it wasn't needed and that's what I hyperlinked. And that's what you see, that's what this link is now.  Oh well, she'll reach out to me. But this right here is something I want to make sure that they're on right away, man. You set up your 14 day trial, you get onto a cart your weekly Q&A, you add yourself like, so what else did I did? I put a hyperlink to the Facebook group. So she sets up her 14 day trial, she registers for our weekly Q&A, she messages me and says, David, hey, I'm ready, I import the funnels, I give her all my funnels that I already have prebuilt, right? I also give her my time, we jump on a strategy call. I also have her join the Facebook group where there's 15,000 people in this group and I just let her know the type of support, hey man, go ask any freaking question and 15 million people are gonna reply with an amazing answer. So I'm always making sure that I'm onboarding that person the right way, okay? Because again, my monthly commission is riding on it. I want that person to be successful, I want them to keep the cart your account. That is my affiliate marketing money, right? That's my residual income that comes every single month. And that's what I look forward to building. So I wanna make sure that every person that jumps on is successful. I wanna make sure at least they have all the tools that they need to be successful. Some of them are gonna cancel the account, of course.  Should happens, not everyone's gonna stick, but you as the affiliate, you wanna be able to onboard that person the right way to give them the best chance to win, okay? And that's what I try to do. So that's what I emailed her right away. Now, this was a physical email that I sent out because again, she wanted it right away. But when I onboard a client, when it comes to my agency, I have all this set up in an email sequence, which is what I showed you on my previous video. But this sequence over here is when I onboard social media clients and I just started doing this, but I put them all in an email sequence. So it's this one right over here. So if I click on, so my last 67 clients are in this sequence right here. And now every single client that I onboard is gonna be in this sequence from this point on. But in my emails, so I onboard a social media client, they receive an email right away on what I need. And then five days later, my email auto responder is taken over. And it's on these, actually it goes one, two, three. And then on the fourth email, okay, on that fourth one, that's when I'm talking about Cartra. On the fifth one, that's when I'm talking about Cartra. So I have these emails that are going out that are already directing people to my affiliate link and why they need to set up a landing page or why they should set up an email auto responder. And I have that all set up automatically in my email auto responder. And also another thing, any other landing page, like for example, those of you that are interested in learning how I built my agency, that's the link that you see below, digitalagencyblueprint.com. That right there, when people come to this page, this is learn how I built a highly profitable six figure social media agency offering five simple services to easy clients. And I did it without paid ads, door knocking or cold calling. So this right here is a simple, simple page where people can come in and they opt in to learn how I built my agency. Now, people who are on this list, I have an email auto responder set up, that's my sequence, where in a ton of those emails that are going out are directing people to Cartra.  It's like, no, dude, I'm bringing value. I'm telling you why I use it and how I use it and why you should be using it. And if they click on the damn link, it's my affiliate link. So I know that was a ton right there, Naveed, but I hope that made sense. Number one, first month, let them use your software. Create a landing page, set up a list, set up an email automation and keep your monthly services simple. 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Hello friends, I am Mr. Sanjeev B. Naik working in a Mechanical Engineering Department of Walshian Institute of Technology, Shalapa. In this video, I am explaining about the statistical techniques which are used in deciding the tolerances in engineering practices. So at the end of the session, learners will be able to know the statistical techniques used in analyzing the tolerances in engineering practices. We know that in any manufacturing process, all the identical parts which are produced cannot be produced with identical measurements. So no two parts are alike in their dimensions. They vary in the dimensions or the characteristics, dimensional characteristics. So whatever may be the process well designed or how careful it is operated in spite of taking all the precautions in operating the process, a certain amount of inherent natural variability always exists in the dimensions of the parts produced of the specified parameters. So inherent variations are there in any of the manufacturing process. These variations may be due to various reasons. A number of reasons can be listed out. However, the reasons which are common are tool wear, tool or machine vibrations, misalignments, faulty fixtures, poor maintenance, measuring errors, measuring errors because of the human errors or sometimes instrument errors. It depends. Poor quality of raw materials, carelessness of labour, unskilled operators, voltage fluctuations, etc. So these are number of reasons which have been there because of that natural variability exists. Now these variations are being considered as a tolerance. So tolerance can be defined as the magnitude of permissible variation of a dimension or other specific measured value which is of interest. It can be also defined as the total variation permitted in the size of a dimension and it is the algebraic difference between the upper and lower acceptable dimensions. So it is the difference between a minimum accepted dimension and a maximum accepted dimension of a product, of a part. Hence it is an absolute value. It is a difference between upper and lower limit. The basic purpose of providing tolerances is to permit dimensional variations in the manufacture of components. Provided it should satisfactory perform its intended function and it has been established by the designer. So as per the need of the function the tolerance is to be permitted as a dimensional variations in the manufacturing of components. The difference between the upper and lower limits is termed as permissive tolerance. So we know that whatever variation is expected which has been rewarded on particular manufacturing as a process capability, it should be within certain acceptable limit called the permissive limit and that is called the permissive tolerance. For example, a shaft has to be manufactured to a basic dimension of 40 mm. We know that it cannot be produced exactly at 40 mm for all the shafts. There is a variation and that variation which has been allowed as a tolerance is referred as 40 plus or minus 0.02 mm. Means what? The maximum dimension of the shaft having basic size 40 mm, its maximum acceptable diameter is with upper limit and that is 40 plus 0.02 mm that is 40.02 mm and the lower limit is naturally 40 minus 0.02 mm and that is why it is 39.98 mm. So that becomes something. The setting arbitrary the values of lower limit and upper limit once we decide the tolerance and that difference is called as permissive tolerance and that is why upper limit is 40.02 minus 39.98 that results in the absolute tolerance of 0.04 mm that is the way we can consider the permissive tolerance. Now we have seen that the variations in the dimensions of specified parameters in any production process mainly occur due to two causes. One is called as a chance cause or chance causes which are random in phenomenon. They occur randomly and they are inbuilt in the process. These are common causes many times which occur with the process itself naturally. Whereas another causes are assignable which are detectable causes which can be identified and which can be removed from the system or they can be if not totally eliminated they can be kept under control of some variation and these are special causes. These are not random non-random causes. Now the various chance causes are once again with the causes those are what you have seen now tool wear or vibrations or other number of minor causes are there that behave in random all those are considered to be chance causes and the variation due to these causes is beyond the control that we cannot control them at all. These are inherent and natural with the process and that is why they are going to be there to be accepted whereas they cannot be prevented as I said or eliminated under any circumstances. There are many in number but their contribution is very very less each contributed very little to the variation. So causes are large but their individual contribution to total variation is very very small and these are continuously been there active with the process and are inbuilt as such we can call as a part of process. So they are unavoidable in general or in short they are unavoidable they are there naturally inherently with the process and one has to accept it because they are beyond control and that we call as a variation of dimension due to chance causes. Whereas as I said assignable causes are few normally because these are due to errors. So these are eliminated by identifying proper reason and the errors and one can eliminate it but they add variation a lot. So we have to control their variation so one should try to eliminate totally or at least they should be controlled. Such variations are termed as preventable variations because they can be prevented. So either we eliminate it totally or one can keep them under control that is what something assignable causes. Now total whatever tolerance or variation is observed because of now two reasons chance causes plus assignable causes. So chance causes are always there. So minimum variation is according to chance cause variation. However that is added with assignable cause variation if they cannot be made 0 because sometimes it is un-economical or it is related to cost and process improvement itself and that is why they can be kept under controlled value. So chance causes variation plus assignable causes either 0 variation because of that or it can be under control. That total called variation will be well within certain prescribed limits which is called as natural tolerance. So natural tolerance is some permissive limit which includes both that is chance causes plus assignable causes but normally assignable causes are tending towards 0 or they will have some controlled value. That is what we call natural tolerance. So understanding of natural tolerance is that all the variations due to chance causes must be inherently considered along with some of the assignable causes if at all going to exist with controlled value that we call natural tolerance. Now it is observed that these natural tolerances as a variation they occur with normal distribution over the range. So whatever the range of tolerance from lower value to upper limit value this distribution is normal distribution. So variability follows normally the normal distribution over the range and we know that this normal distribution curve is definitely characterized by its mean value and standard deviation. It will have certain value mean about which we observe the deviation and that is the standard deviation. Once again the standard statistical curve which is used as a normal distribution curve for which the total dispersion is between plus 3 sigma limit minus 3 sigma limit and that dispersion is a tolerance value lower limit and upper limit over here and that is having characteristics as a mean value and certain standard deviation. So by making use of this curve we can analyze the quality manufactured whether accepted or rejected that analysis we can do under statistical quality control method. So now recall and classify the tolerances. So the various types of tolerances are there many lateral or bilateral or any other way you want to decide you can classify that tolerance. This is my reference. Thank you.