I can't comprehend why, when we land on an internet guru's or entrepreneurs sales page, people who are looking to make money on the internet or start up an online business automatically think it's a scam and click away from the page.
We wouldn't ask a plumber to bake our bread so why don't we trust an internet expert to teach us the "how's and why's" of setting up a profitable online business? After all they have been where we are today they have tried, tested and tweaked their online experience to perfection and are now willing and able to share that experience with us.
You've got to remember this person has been there and worn the t-shirt and probably earning a nice 6 figure sum year after year.
Your next question then maybe, "Why would they want to share this information with me?" I can answer that one too.
If you were in a pool all by yourself, it would be pretty lonely.
Wouldn't you want to invite someone along to join you in the pool who in turn would invite someone else until the pool has several people in it? It's much more fun now and less lonely.
You can join together and create a group game or you can swim about separately doing your own thing but still all doing the same thing in another way swimming or floating.
Yes there may be competition in the pool now but it's not interfering with your movement within the pool.
In fact the competition is a good thing.
It may help you think more creatively or spur you on to keep going and of course interacting with the other people in the pool may even help you synergise new ideas, new improvements in the way you are swimming.
Many internet experts do seek out others that seem to have better knowledge in areas they feel weak in and get advice and learn from them.
Choosing which expert/guru/entrepreneur you learn from can be a mine field, granted you have to do your homework.
My advice here is first research one that offers you a whole system/blueprint for you to learn from and copy.
This may be one of their basic products.
In which case it is often under a £100.
00 or it may be one of their higher end products costing anything from £100 to £5,000+.
In my opinion start with the lower budget but make sure it does offer the basics for all things like niche products, web pages, marketing, automating, and directing traffic.
The basic system/blueprint usually covers these things and will fit with any product you are anticipating to sell whether it is a physical or electronic product.
Once you have got the basics you can then look at either buying or as some experts offer one to one services from your chosen guru.
These products usually offer much more in-depth information into any one given part of your system i.
e.
marketing.
This then has off shoots which are more deeply concentrated on such as design, development, advertising and sales.
I would advise not to buy these more in-depth products bit by bit as your first buy because you do need to learn the basics first.
Some experts do offer each DVD or eBook perhaps on a monthly basis.
If you want to learn in this more detailed way you have to take into consideration how many months it will take for you to learn and be up and running your business.
At times the expert/guru will offer this out as a whole package probably containing 8 or more DVD's or eBooks this is by far the better option because you can learn as fast as you like or as slow as you like.
If it is a one to one session with your chosen expert you have opted for then look what they are offering make sure it
We wouldn't ask a plumber to bake our bread so why don't we trust an internet expert to teach us the "how's and why's" of setting up a profitable online business? After all they have been where we are today they have tried, tested and tweaked their online experience to perfection and are now willing and able to share that experience with us.
You've got to remember this person has been there and worn the t-shirt and probably earning a nice 6 figure sum year after year.
Your next question then maybe, "Why would they want to share this information with me?" I can answer that one too.
If you were in a pool all by yourself, it would be pretty lonely.
Wouldn't you want to invite someone along to join you in the pool who in turn would invite someone else until the pool has several people in it? It's much more fun now and less lonely.
You can join together and create a group game or you can swim about separately doing your own thing but still all doing the same thing in another way swimming or floating.
Yes there may be competition in the pool now but it's not interfering with your movement within the pool.
In fact the competition is a good thing.
It may help you think more creatively or spur you on to keep going and of course interacting with the other people in the pool may even help you synergise new ideas, new improvements in the way you are swimming.
Many internet experts do seek out others that seem to have better knowledge in areas they feel weak in and get advice and learn from them.
Choosing which expert/guru/entrepreneur you learn from can be a mine field, granted you have to do your homework.
My advice here is first research one that offers you a whole system/blueprint for you to learn from and copy.
This may be one of their basic products.
In which case it is often under a £100.
00 or it may be one of their higher end products costing anything from £100 to £5,000+.
In my opinion start with the lower budget but make sure it does offer the basics for all things like niche products, web pages, marketing, automating, and directing traffic.
The basic system/blueprint usually covers these things and will fit with any product you are anticipating to sell whether it is a physical or electronic product.
Once you have got the basics you can then look at either buying or as some experts offer one to one services from your chosen guru.
These products usually offer much more in-depth information into any one given part of your system i.
e.
marketing.
This then has off shoots which are more deeply concentrated on such as design, development, advertising and sales.
I would advise not to buy these more in-depth products bit by bit as your first buy because you do need to learn the basics first.
Some experts do offer each DVD or eBook perhaps on a monthly basis.
If you want to learn in this more detailed way you have to take into consideration how many months it will take for you to learn and be up and running your business.
At times the expert/guru will offer this out as a whole package probably containing 8 or more DVD's or eBooks this is by far the better option because you can learn as fast as you like or as slow as you like.
If it is a one to one session with your chosen expert you have opted for then look what they are offering make sure it
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