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Thursday, 20 August 2015

Is Starting Up An Online Business Worth The Risk?



Is Starting Up An Online Business Worth The Risk?

The biggest factor that puts most people off starting up an online business is the risk. What if things go wrong? What if they lose money? And what happens if their online business fails?

If you’ve had these worries yourself, it’s important to know that there are things you can do to reduce the risk.


Take it seriously: You should treat your online business as you would any other job and give it 100% effort. Too many people start up a business and fall at the first post because they fail to do this.

Don’t expect overnight success: Although some people do achieve great success within a relatively short time, they are usually the exception to the rule. Understand that starting up an online business is no different to starting any type of business – it takes time to grow.

Keep your day job: In the early days it is wise to keep your day job, unless you have at least six months of cash to live on. That way you’re not putting yourself under pressure to pay your personal expenses from your business in the early days.

Choose a business that interests you: It’s amazing how many people launch an online business that doesn’t interest or inspire them on any level, apart from its money making potential. It’s much easier to motivate yourself if you’re doing something you love.

Don’t bet the farm: Keep your start up expenses as low as possible. Don’t spend money on things that won’t help you to produce your product or service, or sell more of it.

Get rid of your debts: It’s a smart idea to reduce your personal debts as much as possible before starting up an online business. That way, when you do quit your job, you have fewer expenses to cover.



When you’re considering taking the leap, it’s easy to let fear get in the way and talk you out of starting up an online business. You might worry that you don’t have any business experience or, you don’t have the same potential as “INSERT AMAZING ENTREPRENEUR HERE”.

Starting a business isn’t for everyone but if you’re already considering it, it may be right for you. Everyone who started their first online business went into it at the same point as you. Experience and knowledge is something you gain as you go.


If you want to escape the rat race, you’re self motivated, willing to learn and you’re passionate about your chosen business what have you got to lose? Starting up an online business may be the best thing that ever happened to you but you won’t know unless you try.

Wednesday, 15 July 2015

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Sunday, 8 June 2014

How to do marketing

1. Picking the right audience.
2. Crafting an irresistible offer.
3. Building a simple sales funnel.
4. Creating a 24/7 marketing machine.

5. Delivering world-class service.  

There are three C's involved in the "24/7 Marketing Machine" process

There are three C's involved in the "24/7 Marketing Machine" process.
 
Read this next sentence carefully:
 
If you're failing to get leads, sales and clients right now it's because one or more of these three steps is doing really badly for you - or is just completely non-existent in your business.
 
1. CAPTURE
 
When someone lands on your website, your first and immediate goal should be to show them a solution to your problem.
 
You have just 3 seconds to make this impact. Otherwise your visitor clicks away and will probably come back to your website again.
 
They find your website because they have a problem they want to solve. 
 
Your job is to get really clear on what that problem is and present it to them.
 
Ask for their info in exchange for a "money magnet" you can give to them which includes some of the solutions. 
 
I've written at length about money magnets on my blog recently.
 
This gets you their contact info which is the first step to building a long-lasting relationship.
 
And it helps you speed up the Know, Like, Trust process.
 
2. COMMUNICATE
 
Not many people will commit to purchasing on their first visit.
 
Buying decisions can take anything from a few minutes to weeks and even months.
 
Regular follow up (automated or not) is vital to establishing a strong relationship with your potential clients.
 
Write blogs, share videos, create ebooks, write emails, run classes. Provide demonstrations. SHOW, don't just tell.
 
Providing education is NOT enough though. Writing entertaining and engaging email is a skill you can build, for example. And one that can pay you back in millions every year.
 
Talk to your prospects about the successes of your other clients. Inspire them, motivate them, guide them.
 
3. CONVERT.
 
Your communication builds trust.
 
Your "conversion elements" make it really easy for your prospects to say Yes and buy your products.
 
Things like webinars, tele-seminars, sales pages, product offers, videos, coupons, etc.
 
Find the right way to overwhelm your prospects with an offer they didn't believe they'd expect - or that they won't expect - and you'll get a LOT of sales.
 

So there you have 3 steps.