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Wood is known for his tried-and-true sales strategies in digital real estate and has been named "The King of Digital Real Estate" by Forbes. Within a short period of time, he has built a multi-7-figure business in the rank and rent digital real estate industry, gaining recognition for his and his client’s success stories.[3][4]
Early life and education
Wood was born in St. George, Utah, on February 6, 1991. He grew up working long hours on his family’s generational alfalfa farm. At 19 years old, Wood chose to participate in a two-year humanitarian project in West Africa, where he was profiled on BBC News after becoming fluent in the language Krio and developing an online community devoted to promoting the region's unique and vibrant culture.
Nick started his professional career as a door-to-door salesperson in the Southern United States. He then launched multiple tech ventures that proved unsuccessful, incurring a $60,000 debt before discovering rank and rent digital real estate as his next endeavor.
Career
After making a million dollars in less than a year through his work in the rank and rent digital real estate space, Wood created an online course community that would become known as Digital Landlords.[5] This program soon gained recognition for its curriculum and case studies, attracting students from across the world.[6]
Wood instructs his Digital Landlords students on his method of building simple websites for niche services in small markets and renting the leads out to local businesses each month for profit.[7] To date, the Digital Landlords community has grown to over 400 students, ranging in age from 18-60 years old, all across the world, with many members earning between $10,000 and $45,000 per month in passive income.[8]
Wood’s long term goal in establishing a $100M net worth is to create job opportunities in Africa by teaching the people how to create sustainable online income and create generational wealth through the globalization of the internet.[9][10]
Personal life
Wood is married and lives in the Utah desert with his wife and three children. He is fluent in English and Krio.
In the media
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References
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