4 STEPS TO STARTING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS

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This brief report will be explicitly for the purpose of giving
you a foundation that will give you the BEST chance of
having success online.

Step 1 – Make A Decision

So many marketers dive into this business with absolutely
NO direction whatsoever. They do what I call, “winging it”
and it shows. They drift from one program or game plan to
another and never stick with anything long enough to even
see if it’s going to work.

So let me get this first rant off my chest right away.
Rant 1
No business is going to make you money on day 1
If you can’t accept this fact, then you are doomed right from
the start. If you’re expecting to set up your business on
January 1 and see your first sale come in on January 2, you
are going to be in for a great disappointment. Offline
businesses take over a year to see a profit. Why should
online be any different? It is that mindset that dooms people
right from the start.

So, your first step is to make a decision. What do you want
to do to earn a living online? Write it down. Look at it
everyday if you have to. Anything else that has nothing to
do with your plan is NOT to be bothered with. So, if you
decide that you want to earn a living online by becoming a
copywriter then don’t start looking at the Clickbank
marketplace to see what affiliate products you can sell.

You’re going to be a copywriter. So the first step is to look to
see where you can get good instruction on how to become a
copywriter. Learn what you can and become the best
copywriter you can be.

So, step 1 is very simple and it needs to be followed if
you’re going to have any chance of success.
Make a decision and stick to it, no matter how much it
kills you to do it!

Okay, but what if you don’t know enough to make that
decision? Let’s face it, if you’re first starting out, you may
not even know what’s available for you to do when it comes
to making a living online.

So, I’m going to do the next best thing. I am going to give
you a list along with a brief explanation for each item. This
list will comprise the most common and popular ways of
making a living online. I will also try to give you an idea of
what is involved with doing each item so you’ll know if the
amount of work involved is something you want to do.

1. Affiliate Marketing – This is where you decide that
you’re going to promote other people’s products.
There are literally hundreds of thousands of products
online in hundreds of different niches. The possibilities
are virtually unlimited. To be successful in affiliate
marketing, you will need to learn a variety of skills
such as advertising methods, writing sales copy, how
to use marketing tools like autoresponders and so on.
Affiliate marketing can be very lucrative. It can also be
very frustrating because of all the pieces that need to
be fit together.

2. Product Creation – This is very loosely tied to
affiliate marketing, except instead of promoting
somebody else’s product, you’re going to promote
your own. So, in addition to learning all the skills
required for affiliate marketing, you’re also going to

need to learn things like web design, content writing

and so on. I don’t personally recommend that people
dive right into product creation as the first thing they
do. But it is an option, albeit the most difficult of the
list.

3. Service Creation – This is very similar to product
creation except in this case you’re creating an ongoing
service for people. An example of this is Aweber,
which is a service for people who are looking for a
solid autoresponder. As you can guess, creating your
own service is a massive amount of work. Aweber is
not run by one person. They have a whole team over
there. So this is also something I don’t recommend
doing as your first thing out of the gate.

4. Freelancing – This is where you learn a skill such as
copywriting or programming and offer your skills to
others. A good copywriter can make as much as
$2,500 for a sales page even if he’s just starting out.
Of course, to do anything like this, you need to get a
solid education on whatever it is you want to do. If it’s
copywriting, you’ll need to take courses, read books
and practice a lot. You’ll need to start out, when you
feel you’re ready, by most likely offering your services
for free in exchange for testimonials if the copy
converts well. If you’re looking to become a
programmer, you’ll need to learn a language and also
practice a lot with creating applications. Again, you
may need to offer your services for free at the start.

5. Work A Job – Believe it or not, there ARE jobs you
can get online, such as Medical Transcriptionist. To get
these jobs, you will need to be very skilled in the area
that they require and most likely have related work
experience. Going through places like Monster.com
and other work at home recruiters is going to be your
steady job at the beginning. Getting a job online is not

easy as there is a ton of competition. The upside to this

is that once you get a job online, you don’t have to worry

about making sales to earn a living. You do the work,

you get paid. Just don’t expect to make much.
easy as there is a ton of competition. The upside to
this is that once you get a job online, you don’t have
to worry about making sales to earn a living. You do
the work, you get paid. Just don’t expect to make
much.

6. Get Paid To Sites – These are sites where you sign
up and perform certain tasks in order to get payment.
These sites run the gamut from paid to read emails to
paid to surf to you name it. The pay from sites like
these is miniscule at best and at worst, some sites
don’t even pay. If you’re looking for a solid income
online with get paid to sites, you’ve got a long wait.

7. Recruiting – This covers a lot of ground, but for the
most part recruiting comes down to MLM programs.
You get paid for bringing in people. This is not far
removed from affiliate marketing except instead of
promoting a product, you’re promoting a site to get
people to sign up under your affiliate link. You’ll need
the same skills for this as you would for affiliate
marketing. The up side is you get recurring
commissions as opposed to a one time sale. The down
side is that the average retention for recruiting people
into membership sites is about 90 days, so it’s hard to
build a solid income from doing this.

Those are the main things that you can do online to earn an
income. Some provide more opportunity than others. Notice
I did NOT say that some “work” better than others.
This is another fallacy that needs to be nipped in the bud.

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