The 24-12 months-old American internet celebrity entrepreneur Josh King Madrid is the world’s first individual to test chatbot marketing using Instagram DM automation. In 21 days, the campaign generated millions in sales

Josh King Madrid, the founder of NFTMagazine.com, is the world’s first marketer to utilize chatbots using Instagram DM automation.

In 2019, Josh was pitched to on-board as the first person for a prototype software utilizing chatbots with keywords and hashtags on Instagram to build a list and encourage opt-ins by the software founder who first initially introduced Josh to digital marketing in 2016

Initially from a small town called Menifee, he moved to Irvine to attend UCI till he dropped out to give attention to creating content and producing leads on social media to sell products and providers online.

In 2017, Josh King Madrid dropped out of college after only 4 months on the University of California Irvine. He earned $27,000 that month. Just 6 months prior, he was sleeping on his dad and mom’ couch, researching if those ads talking about incomes cash online have been truly “real,” and in the event that they had been, would it be attainable for him?

“I remember I joined a Facebook group for digital marketers, and within 5 minutes of joining, I received a Facebook Messenger notification. Some guy named Jeff said, “What’s up, man?” I didn’t respond, but he might see that I read it though. 5 minutes later, he said, “Welcome to the group, man. I joined not too long ago too. Let me know you probably have any questions about digital marketing.”

At the time, 18-12 months-old Josh did, in truth, have many questions on the concept of building a enterprise online utilizing social media. And only 30 minutes later, Josh determined to invest in his first on-line marketing tool. It was On-line Sales Pro, a sales funnel and lead generation tool with a mobile app. Josh says, “If it weren’t for the company being on the app store, I would have never believed it was real.”

It value him $297 of his final $305 dollars to get started. He started looking for blogs, videos, and tales of different successful marketers utilizing this app on social media to turn out to be successful. During his first month, he worked 14-hour days and made a life-changing $eighty as a university student who glided by the pseudonym “JetSet” online. Six months later, he had hit his first $eight,000 day, incomes over $27,000 in December 2016. That is when he determined it was time to drop out.

At 18 years old, he moved right into a 4-bedroom penthouse for about $4,000 a month near the school campus and rented out his old dorm room to somebody in his fraternity Sigma Pi for $800 monthly. Over the following few years, Josh kept re-investing his profits into rising his personal brand on Instagram by tens of hundreds of followers a month.

It was December 2018, and Josh was planning a 750-person enterprise convention he was hosting in Las Vegas in just under 100 days. He lined up forty well-known industry specialists as speakers and worked on his sales funnel daily. Josh says, “I anticipated I would have a quick sell-out as soon as I launched my funnel, but nobody purchased, even with asserting industry-famous speakers, only 50 people purchased tickets, and there were only 45 days left till my conference.” A week later, Josh received a call. It was Jeff, his old Facebook friend, who introduced him to digital marketing in 2016, and he needed to make a deal. By this time, Josh was not focused on hearing a sales pitch. He wasn’t the digital marketing newbie that Jeff as soon as knew—he was receiving over 1,000 Instagram DMs a day from his fans and followers. Josh had become a highly sought out internet celebrity entrepreneur known as “JetSet” within the digital marketing space.

Jeff didn’t know it on the time, but he had the leverage because JetSet had one problem, he was six figures within the gap for his conference and still wanted to sell 700 more tickets—up to now, he had struggled to even sell 50.

Jeff offered JetSet a deal to turn into the world’s first-ever beta-tester for his quickly-to-be-released chatbot software for only $2,000 down, just sufficient to cover his development cost.

Josh liked the concept, but he was nervous he might break his Instagram. Nobody on the earth had ever marketed with an Instagram DM chatbot earlier than, and Jeff had only tested it with his own account to send 50–70 messages a day on his personal account with a few thousand followers. JetSet had over 320,000 followers, but at this point, being this close to the event, he was willing to strive anything.

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Eve Fremont