It's A Good Thing Internet Marketers Don't Swallow Swords

Written by Joe Bingham


I'm afraid Internet Marketers are an extremely unfocused group of individuals. I know I can be anyway, and from what I've heard from others, it seems I'm not alone.

I don't think there's any one of us marketing online that didn't get suckered in, at least to some degree, byrepparttar promise of big money on only a few hours of work per week.

Well let me tell you something if you're just starting out and that's what you still believe. Those of us that have been around a while have all washed that hog and are sick and tired of hearing it squeal!

There are no 'quick profits' until you've spent hours upon hours building a system that can provide them for you. Unfortunately, that's where many of us get lost.

We don't spend enough time 'buildingrepparttar 121238 system'. Oh sure, we build allrepparttar 121239 time, but not always inrepparttar 121240 same direction as we did yesterday orrepparttar 121241 day before. In fact, most marketers I know have several systems they are working on all atrepparttar 121242 same time.

It sounds good. I mean, heck,repparttar 121243 idea of 'multiple streams of income' is a sound one, but let's get real here. What if other people with other jobs tookrepparttar 121244 same approach many of us do with our Internet marketing businesses?

FARMER:

"Are you kidding? I'm not going to spend all summer out there inrepparttar 121245 heat watering my crops. Remember old Ted uprepparttar 121246 road? He spent all summer out there watering and come harvest he only ended up with 50% of what he expected anyway.

"Of course, he only planted corn on every other row, but what's that got to do with anything?"

[Ever get all excited, put money into a program, then lose your momentum and never really promote it?]

ARCHITECT

"Here's you're building, Mr. Finney! And we came in at only 50% ofrepparttar 121247 estimated expenditures, too!"

"Wow, how did you manage that?"

"Well, you'll see as we move downrepparttar 121248 alley torepparttar 121249 back of your building that... it isn't there!"

"What?!"

"Oh, it will be fine, Mr. Finney, you'll see. Just make sure your customers userepparttar 121250 front entrance at all times, ok? I mean we used some sturdy cardboard to close inrepparttar 121251 back ofrepparttar 121252 building, but you don't really want to have anybody knocking on it or anything, if you know what I mean.

"You might want to get some sort of windbreak set up on that side as soon as possible, too."

[Honestly, how many of us have started in a program, built a small downline, and then left it forrepparttar 121253 next best thing to come along?]

DOCTOR

"Ok, I've breechedrepparttar 121254 pericardium and I'm ready to startrepparttar 121255 bypass.

"Ahem, uh, does anybody know howrepparttar 121256 rest of this surgery goes? I dropped out of medical school right about this point because I didn't want to have to spend any more money until I made some.

"I thought I'd just, you know, get a few patients, bring in a little income, and then finish. Heh, heh. I didn't know one of them was going to end up needing open heart surgery."

Discover The MAJOR Force Driving Internet Sales Today

Written by Joe Bingham


Simply put, permission email marketing is THE true profit producer fuelingrepparttar success ofrepparttar 121237 Internet age.

If I didn't make that point strong enough, please re-read that statement until it really sinks in.

No other Internet marketing strategy produces as high of a return on investment as permission email marketing. NOR does any other strategy truly achieve it's peak effectiveness until it is tied in with permission email marketing.

Honestly, take a look around you. Every major Internet company and every major Internet marketer runs one or more opt-in lists. They may call them ezines, newsletters, product update notification emails, auto responder courses, or whatever.

By any name, though, opt-in lists deliver what no other marketing strategy online can:

*the opportunity for REPEAT contact *a chance to develop a trusting relationship *the ability to establish buying routines *a way to be more helpful to your customers *the capability of improvingrepparttar 121238 effectiveness of all other promotional methods.

PROFIT FROM REPEAT CONTACT

Any educated marketer knows that repeat exposure leads to more sales. It allows you to build further interest, create more credibility, and vary your approach.

While you may advertise one benefit of your product in one email, inrepparttar 121239 next you can focus on another aspect, and so on. Over time, you will inevitably attract more prospects this way.

GET PERSONAL AND GET MORE RESPONSE

Repeat contact is not only critical to continually expose potential customers to your business or products, but more importantly it is absolutely necessary in order to establish relationships.

People would rather buy from a source they trust or are at least used to seeing than from one they don't know. Personal recommendation from a trusted source carries far more weight thanrepparttar 121240 best sales copy ever written.

ESTABLISH BUYING ROUTINES

Not only does building a relationship with your customers give you more credibility with them, but it establishes a routine for them as well. If you establish a good relationship, people will be more likely to look to you inrepparttar 121241 future when they have questions, product needs, or are just looking for new ideas.

HELPING OTHERS INCREASES YOUR RETURNS

Being able to stay in touch with your customers allows you to help them better as well. Helping others is extremely critical to developing a growing downline in network marketing, AND essential to assuring repeat business in product sales.

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