So let me tackle this challenge from the beginning. by Carmen sofia Malinescu

So let me tackle this challenge from the beginning.

So let me tackle this challenge from the beginning. Everything I am going to share with you I do so assuming that you have something to sell, that people want it and that it is good and that you are networkers. If you do these four things every day, you will earn as much profit as you want. 1. Build your audience. They have to always be building their audience. Otherwise no one will see your stuff! Now, an audience is different than "likes" or "fans" or any of those things. Your audience are people who actually PAY ATTENTION to what you are saying. It used to be the only way to do this was to build an email list. Now it's different. Of course, building an email list is a good idea (I mean... the fact that you're reading this proves it and Juan Francisco is a master at it)... but there are other things too. For example: Anyone who engages with one of your social posts is automatically added to your audience by Facebook or LinkedIn, etc. And the more they get involved, the more of your stuff they'll start to see. If they see my stuff everywhere, for example, it's because you interacted with them and Facebook says, "Well, I guess we should show them more!" Plus, Facebook will start showing your stuff to other people that are similar to the ones in your audience... without even telling them to! (I'll refer to all social networks as "Facebook" for this email because it's easier). Anyway, if someone clicks on one of your posts (even if they just click on the "read more" part), watch one of your videos, leave a comment, hit the "Like" button or something. .BOOM. They are added to your audience. The same applies to YouTube. The same applies to podcast episodes. So, every day, do something that builds your audience. For me, I'm always posting ads. I'm building my audience in three ways when I do that: A: Some people buy things. (They are added to my customer list and I can email them.) B: Some people subscribe. (They get added to my email list and I can email them.) C: Some people visit my site but do nothing. (They are added to my retargeting audience and I can show them more ads.) D: Some people comment or participate in another way. (They add to my engaged audience and automatically see more of my posts, even the ones that aren't ads, plus Facebook shows my stuff to more people who are similar to them without me paying for it, and I can retarget them with more ads) . I also do organic posting. Not as often as I should, but every time I do, my audience grows. (My engaged audience on social media is larger than my email list and my fans and followers combined.) it's fine. I think you have it. So that's step 1. Step 2: Make an offer. How is someone going to buy your stuff if you don't make them an offer? I know it's basic, but did you make an offer today? If you're on my list, you know I do email offers all the time. But they can also bid through social media posts, YouTube videos, podcast episodes, and ads! I post ads and I can tell you that we are in a golden age right now. I don't think it's ever been cheaper than it is RIGHT NOW to make an offer to people. And as a general rule, the more offers you make, the more sales you will make. But still. It is very easy to get distracted and overwhelmed. That is why they may be forgotten. Or they may worry that if they make too many offers, people will get angry. And maybe SOME do...but most people are too wrapped up in their own lives to really care. So just make an offer. At least once. Daily. Now, step three is one that a lot of people don't think about and that's... Step 3: Create an asset. I know. Only the sound of that is known to you. It is typical of the NWM model. But I don't know of a cooler way to say this. This is what I mean by "active". An asset is something that can continue to generate income... long after it's been created. A product is a good example of an asset. A sales letter is an asset. Write it once, use it over and over again. Sometimes for years. A video is an asset. (I still have people walk into my "world" as a result of watching a video I made YEARS ago.) Same with social posts. Even this email could be a sale.

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