Aug 4, 2020
Jack opens up about his entrepreneurial journey in creating Fansplan, including his successes and his struggles. He also shares some practical wisdom he hopes to pass on to others wanting to walk a similar journey of online entrepreneurship.

Miami - August 4, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —
Like many people today, Jack Lee Matthews was working 40 hours a week and still ending up broke. Then, it came to him - the internet never sleeps. So, Jack decided to begin building his brand online by marketing himself 24/7. With more than 740 hours in an average month to leverage the web’s reach, he truly knew he was on to something.
Jack understands that the internet is barely 28 years old, making it a rather new tool. He also realizes that most people trying to market their brand are either using the internet in ways that are simply outdated, or they’re neglecting the online space altogether.
After running a social media marketing agency, Jack discovered the huge need for people to earn money online without paying anything out-of-pocket. He firmly believes that the internet and smartphones are invaluable tools for giving people back their power to market online. He stands behind the idea that content is king and that this will become even more relevant to new entrepreneurs as time goes on.
So, Jack created FansPlan to help those who want to take advantage of the internet’s power to build their brands, but just don’t know quite how to do it. Essentially, he is helping eliminate the problem of great ideas, innovative products, and valuable services going to waste. Whether someone wants to run a subscription, sell a physical or digital product, create a course, sell their knowledge, or crowdfund to raise money, FansPlan is designed to help people find others who think like they do and who will support their journey.
What makes the FansPlan community unique from social media marketing is that all members are verified through its Strategic partnership with Stripe. That means those wanting to network effectively to build their brand will only find real people on FansPlan.
He wants to show skeptical entrepreneurs that it really is possible, and many times quite easy, to earn money online and grow a following. However, such challenges only inspire Jack’s vision even more. He agrees with Stanford Business College that every business will be a subscription in the future, and he also believes this bodes very well with FansPlan.
About Jack Lee Matthews:
To learn more about Jack’s online community, visit FansPlan.com
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