But I Don't Want To Use The Phone!

Written by Joe Bingham


I have to admit, one ofrepparttar things that attracted me to Internet marketing is that it's all done through WRITTEN communication.

Writing to people is a good thing. It gives you time to respond so you can carefully craft your words and say thingsrepparttar 121552 right way. It lets you find further information before answering if need be. It also lets you createrepparttar 121553 appropriate image of yourself in your readers mind and can keep you out of trouble if you take too long in getting back to people.

In other words, it allows yourepparttar 121554 luxury of lying your a** off.

"Try my proven system. It's highly profitable, I assure you. I'm rich, successful, well tanned, muscular, and sitting aboard my luxury yacht even as I write this." (Ha! Yeah right!)

Not that I would ever do anything like that, of course!

No, what I really like about written communication is that it's easier for me. The phone is something I've long since had a hatred for. Let's just put it this way. Years ago before I was married I lived with a roommate who would NOT let me pay half ofrepparttar 121555 phone bill. Why? Well, because as he said, "You never use it anyway".

I've been known to turn ringers off on phones, 'forget' to disconnect fromrepparttar 121556 Internet for hours on end, unplug phones, not answer phones, not let others answerrepparttar 121557 phone, 'accidentally hang uprepparttar 121558 phone, and even rip phone cords from walls.

There were extenuating circumstances involved inrepparttar 121559 cord ripping incidences, of course, mind you.

Anyway, I must say these MLM people that I've become involved with lately are just plain phone happy. All they talk about are conference calls, 3-way calls, 1 on 1 calls, calling prospects, and on and on!

The Simplified Profundities of Internet Marketing

Written by Joe Bingham


People make things way too hard to understand onrepparttar Internet. I mean, come on, marketing CAN'T be all that complicated. So, it's about time someone, like say me, cut through allrepparttar 121551 crap and just plain offered some SIMPLE answers torepparttar 121552 most commonly asked questions.

Now, you must realize, however, that just because these answers are reduced torepparttar 121553 simplest form it does not mean they are not profound answers that should be not contemplated upon.

In fact, you should always contemplate my simplified profundities. Why? Because how profound will they be if they don't get contemplated?

Anyway, below are some ofrepparttar 121554 most common questions asked about Internet marketing andrepparttar 121555 simplified profundities that answer them.

QUESTION: What isrepparttar 121556 best business or marketing opportunity?

SIMPLIFIED PROFOUND ANSWER: Mine.

I know that sounds very simple, but think about it. Have you ever met an Internet Marketer that didn't tell you his or her business or opportunity wasrepparttar 121557 best? Of course not!

Now you see howrepparttar 121558 simple profound answer works? On to other questions.

QUESTION: What isrepparttar 121559 best way to get traffic to my web site?

SIMPLIFIED PROFOUND ANSWER: Take it from somebody else.

Traffic is not this vast, endless group of mindless idiots being led around by marketing strategies. They are people and while there are a lot of them, they are not limitless. They all start somewhere when they log on torepparttar 121560 Internet, their home page, and only move from that page in one of two ways. One, they enter a search in a search engine. Two, they click on a link in an email they received which is either an ezine, personal email, or bulk mailing. From there, they move from sites they visit to other links listed on that site OR they go back to their email or search engine.

That tells you what you have to do to get traffic. Either you take your traffic from someone's search engine, someone else's site, or you take it from someone else's email list. From there, if your smart, you will build your own.

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