But we built our site ourselves...

To be honest, when it comes down to it we're not that interested in all that kind of stuff, because we'd rather concentrate on having fun with magic. So we tracked down and totally abused this magic online tool, Site Build It! (http://buildit.sitesell.com/sdoc.html), to get ourselves up and running in just a couple of weeks. That's right - only a few weeks to scrape ALL of http://www.card-trick-magic.com together! It really helped us get going hassle-free and dealt with absolutely everything techy we simply didn't care about. So if you're thinking about doing same we'd recommend that you look at this first, since it's got all you need under same roof and at a fraction of cost if you went elsewhere.

Feel free to compare it though. At end of day, what we're saying is that a MAGIC online website will get you noticed. It'll stamp your mark on world stage if nothing else but only if you do it right. Go on. Have a look for yourself. There are bucketsful of magicians out there who've each set up their own website without really thinking about how to do it properly, and as a result, not surprisingly they're nowhere to be seen in Search Engine Results for magic online (which pretty much means that they'd have been as well not doing it at all!).

So why waste your talent by disappearing like magic online?

How many times do we have to say it to get message across? Effectively selling your magic online WILL increase your chances of success in magic world. Effectively selling your magic online WILL help you profit from following your dream.

So please just think about it. Look around you. Our eyes were opened only recently to fantastic opportunities Net can lay before you, and it's working wonders already for us. It was this guy Yanik Silver (http://www.instantinternetprofits.com/22906) who came out of nowhere and introduced to us concept that if you're really into something in a BIG way, like card tricks and magic in our case, you can make a huge pile of cash from it quite easily. And way Yanik does it, he builds a website for next to nothing as we did, and like us spends pretty much nothing advertising himself but still finds himself heaving bags of cash to Bank every month.

So it's not much. But if you follow only two links below you'll see for yourself that you really can find magic online, and have a good stab at becoming a household name in magic without breaking much sweat. As we've said already, our greatest wish is to help you as much as we can in magic online and offline, and that's why we don't want to bombard you with dozens of links that could just drive you off track. So please feel free to look into it if nothing else, and let us know how you get on.

By Scott C. Docherty

=================================================================

Scott Docherty is Founder of http://www.card-trick-magic.com He's helped thousands of aspiring magicians to profit from their faith in themselves, no matter extent of their talents. Subscribe to his FREE Newsletter, 'Make Millions by Magic' by sending a blank e-mail to mailto:ctmagic@getresponse.com

=================================================================

I've snuck term "market research" into my sub-title. Some of you may gasp and yell, "Too expensive!" I say, "Not necessarily." and “Guesswork can lead to expensive mistakes.”

If you’re marketing computers or fast food, your potential target audience may be huge. You’ll need Research with a capital "R." Find a good research company – preferably one with experience in your industry. Tell them your needs and budget and let them put together a plan for you.

Those of us who work in small niches can do small "r" research. Here's what I mean. Think of 3-5 questions that will help pinpoint prospective buyers' hot buttons. Call your top customers and prospects and ask away. You'll have great conversations, and you'll learn something each time you talk to someone. Develop a matrix of everyone’s answers, and I'll bet you learn even more.

If you get bogged down on deciding what questions to ask or making phone calls, call in a consultant. Whatever it takes to get information. Remember: ‘Tis better to ask than assume!