I know it’s work because it’s the work I do! I am the mentor for the some of the most super-successful websites/internet business people on the planet. I’m the behind-the-scene the guy, helping "little" businesses that are generating $5,000.00 to $10,000.00 a month and "big" businesses with annual revenue figures of $1,000,000.00 and MORE.
There’s one thing they have in common: they all agree with me that it takes dedication, commitment, and hard work to reap the benefits of selling online.
Simply put: you get out what you put it. My clients aren’t at the top of their industries by just pure dumb luck. Their upwardly mobile climb takes ongoing dedication, forward-thinking, and careful planning. Their success demands creativity, persistence, specialized knowledge, a quality product or service... plus good old-fashioned, shoulder to the wheel and nose to the grindstone, hard work.
But the bottom line is -- you need to have a bottom line. Especially in the beginning, your cash-flow will be in one direction: OUT.
This is almost as ridiculous as "you don’t need money." Give me a break. Sales aren’t made to the man in the moon... they’re made to people on your list. People you have carefully cultivated and "primed."
You need to build a list because your money is IN the list!
You need to build a "herd" as quickly as humanly possible... but don’t purchase one of those deals where you "GET A MILLION EMAILS ON ONE CD." (That’s not a list -- that’s spam-in-the-making.)
And don’t do the co-registration deal. With this approach, where people go to a site to subscribe to a particular newsletter that they want, they find a checkbox (or other response mechanism) "advertising" your offer. If they’re interested, they check the box to agree to receive mailings from you.
This sounds like a good way to get traffic because unlike spam, you’ve been given permission to make contact. The problem is these people don’t know you from squat. To them, the # checkbox is just an invitation for another form of spam.
The online sales game -- any successful sale, in fact -- is about connecting with the right buyer and make the right offer. The right buyer comes from the right list.
https://www.bw-flowerpot.com
There’s one thing they have in common: they all agree with me that it takes dedication, commitment, and hard work to reap the benefits of selling online.
Simply put: you get out what you put it. My clients aren’t at the top of their industries by just pure dumb luck. Their upwardly mobile climb takes ongoing dedication, forward-thinking, and careful planning. Their success demands creativity, persistence, specialized knowledge, a quality product or service... plus good old-fashioned, shoulder to the wheel and nose to the grindstone, hard work.
But the bottom line is -- you need to have a bottom line. Especially in the beginning, your cash-flow will be in one direction: OUT.
This is almost as ridiculous as "you don’t need money." Give me a break. Sales aren’t made to the man in the moon... they’re made to people on your list. People you have carefully cultivated and "primed."
You need to build a list because your money is IN the list!
You need to build a "herd" as quickly as humanly possible... but don’t purchase one of those deals where you "GET A MILLION EMAILS ON ONE CD." (That’s not a list -- that’s spam-in-the-making.)
And don’t do the co-registration deal. With this approach, where people go to a site to subscribe to a particular newsletter that they want, they find a checkbox (or other response mechanism) "advertising" your offer. If they’re interested, they check the box to agree to receive mailings from you.
This sounds like a good way to get traffic because unlike spam, you’ve been given permission to make contact. The problem is these people don’t know you from squat. To them, the # checkbox is just an invitation for another form of spam.
The online sales game -- any successful sale, in fact -- is about connecting with the right buyer and make the right offer. The right buyer comes from the right list.
https://www.bw-flowerpot.com
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