Marketing 101

  The Biggest Secret In Business So, what is the secret to how to be successful? The secret is to provide tremendous VALUE in exchange for money to anyone you want to do business with. If you do this then there’s literally NO LIMIT on the success that you can achieve. It does not matter who you are, where you are from, what you know, or what you do not know. If you can provide value to somebody else that makes a BIG difference in their life, they will be more than willing to get their credit card or checkbook out and buy from you. Let me break this down further and show you exactly how to be successful in business… First, get a piece of paper and write down exactly what your money-making goals are and write down exactly how much you want to earn. Have you written down exactly how much you want to earn? It doesn’t matter what figure you have written down. What you have to understand is that money is simply a medium for value exchange. If you focus your efforts on delivering val...

  What’s Needed To Be Successful In Business Starting a business and making it work is the primary purpose of having a business, to begin with. If your goal for starting a business was to fail, why start one at all? When you start and run a business, you have only one option and that is to succeed. The only problem is that there are several barriers in front of you that could hinder your ability to become successful. The biggest reason people don’t succeed in business is that they don’t have an entrepreneurial mindset. Instead, they think like employees. They have been employees for so long that they still think like employees. In order to run a successful business, you must think like an employer, or better think like an entrepreneur. This way you are focusing on the right ideas and ways of running the business from the right perspective. The first thing you must do is change your mindset. When difficulties arise in business, and they will arise, you must think about how you ...

Affiliate Marketing — 6 Simple Steps To Get Started Looking to make an income online? Got a computer/laptop and an Internet connection? Then Affiliate Marketing could be the simplest and quickest path to fulfilling your dream. Here, you’ll discover the 6 simple steps that will take you from complete beginner to Affiliate Marketer in as little as 48 hours. WHAT IS AFFILIATE MARKETING? Affiliate marketing is a performance-based marketing system where a product vendor pays an “affiliate” a commission when someone buys their product. That “someone” has been referred to the vendor by the “affiliate.” And it all happens online: You have a web presence, usually, a website, that you attract like-minded visitors to, where you “warm them up” to the idea that the product you’re promoting (as an affiliate) is the perfect answer to their pressing problem or need. That “product” could be physical (books, CDs, DVDs, clothing, jewelry, natural medicines, etc.) or digital (e-books, e-reports, soft...

  Can You Start An Online Business Without Any Money Over the years, many individuals have asked, if it’s possible to create an online business with no money. The answer is yes, but it will require much more work. This article, will provide the strategies that are needed to start an online business with no money. First, let's take a look at this type of business model. We need to eliminate those elements present in typical internet businesses — autoresponders, ad-free hosting, and a domain name. Since these elements cannot be part of this business model as they required a bit of money, the best approach would be to find affiliate products to sell from places such as ClickBank, Warrior Plus, and JV Zoo. So, my recommendation is to set up an account with platform such as ClickBank, find one product of which you possess the knowledge, and make sure that it’s converting well. Use ClickBank’s tool to create your affiliate link. Once you have your affiliate link, plan your promotion...

  Selling A Product…. Selling a product that no one wants to pay for it, is the granddaddy of business killers. The key is getting your first customer. According to a consistent pattern adopted by society, new ideas or technology are first embraced by a relatively small group of people whom we call Innovators — they are those who are relatively open to trying new things. These innovators are then instrumental in spreading the word to the next group called Early Adopters, who need more convincing but are quite receptive, they then help spread the word to a group of early majority buyers, who like to wait to hear about innovation from the earlier adopters. Once these groups have come on board, the last two groups — the late Majority and the Laggards — finally embrace the innovation. Though the Innovators and Early Adopters are described as relatively receptive in practice, they can be hard to identify — and getting them to purchase can require a good deal of persuasion about the meri...

  I Have A Dream….. No matter how big the idea or dream is, they should all share one single underlying goal: the desire to solve a problem. Whether you're inventing something new or simply developing a new approach, a great business starts with a great solution. Here are 10 questions that can help you to effectively evaluate your ideas. What problems are you trying to solve, and how will you solve it? Don’t think too hard here. Simply identify the problem, and briefly explain the solution that your business will offer. 2. Is someone else already solving this problem? Most likely, there will be other people trying to solve the same problem that you are. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Watch closely, and study each part of their business. You might discover that by making only a small tweak, you can capture a large piece of the market. 3. How is your solution better than or different from your competitors? Assuming you will have some competition, you must next identify how ...

  Entrepreneur — To Be or Not To Be The age of entrepreneurship is upon us. We are now seeing the highest rate of new business creation in over a decade, and many of these companies are being started by first-time entrepreneurs. As technology advances and creates an abundance of new and exciting opportunities, more and more people are mustering up the courage to abandon a career that they don’t really like in order to embrace one that is deeply meaningful. However, it takes more than hunger and desire to achieve success — and great effort also comes with great challenges. Based on available data, more than half of small businesses fail within the first five years — a number that will only continue to rise. For those businesses that do survive, many will struggle to ver achieve significant growth. So why do entrepreneurs have such a difficult time getting their ventures off the ground? Could it be a shortage of capital? A lack of connections? The greatest hurdle standing in th...