How DO You Choose Your Programme or Opportunity?
Choose Affiliate / Business Opportunities Very Carefully.
by MichaelAp Clayton I Earn My Income Online ...Join Me
MichaelAp Clayton 
I Earn My Income Online...
I Choose My Online Business Opportunities Very Carefully
You only need one good opportunity to make a full time living online.
So why do people join many programs almost one after another?
Once you find your main opportunity you should direct 100% of your energy to make it succeed.
After a few years when you are making income then get your second opportunity, but do your research first.
It's extremely difficult to make a living online so start with just one opportunity.
It is almost impossible to make money if you try and promote multiple businesses at once.
See my post.
Choosing And Joining Any Online Opportunity Or Affiliate Program
http://www.apsense.com/article/119950.html
Feb 27th 2008 10:19
I Earn My Income Online...I Choose My Online Business Opportunities Very Carefully
You only need one good opportunity to make a full time living online.
So why do people join many programs almost one after another?
Once you find your main opportunity you should direct 100% of your energy to make it succeed.
After a few years when you are making income then get your second opportunity, but do your research first.
It's extremely difficult to make a living online so start with just one opportunity.
It is almost impossible to make money if you try and promote multiple businesses at once.
See my post.
Choosing And Joining Any Online Opportunity Or Affiliate Program
http://www.apsense.com/article/119950.html
Feb 27th 2008 10:19
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Jeff Greene
 Online Marketing Specialist/ConsultantAlthough I do promote several affiliate programs these days, I try and make sure the they are compatable and complimentary enough to create the chance for a multiple purchase or upsale... For example Wine, Food and Spirits, along with Recipe and Cooking Club memberships, go very well together... And in my system of economic advertising they are featured together... This technique can be seen daily in your local newspaper, where advertisers for different but compatable products get together: Painting products, Home decorating products, Household supplies and stuff like that are often featured on the same ad space... Or you might just take a walk through your local supermarket, and see how products are displayed in relation to each other... Yes, choosing the right affiliate product(s) should be a thinking game, but it can also be a 'Thinking Bigger " game... Without as much of a strain on your resourcefulness as one might imagine... :) Great group ,and it's good to see you here, Jean! :) Feb 27th 2008 16:16 |
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Patrick De Thierry
 I nether agree or disagree with your comment rexiedixie, but I find that choosing that one opportunity and running with it, seems to take all the frustration out of wondering which opportunity do you promote to people. For me I have found mines, Global Domains International, I do promote other opps but these opps coincide with my main opportunity, meaning anyone who joins me in GDI I also offer them a traffic exchange site, which is trafficswarm, which I am making an income from as well and also an autoresponder for their website, which I also make an income from as well as various business networks like apsense, directmatches, yuwie. And they are all making me an income from which is great, but I've chosen opps that go hand in hand with my main opp, which I find promote my main opp very well. Feb 29th 2008 14:37 |
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Jenny Stewart
 Hi Michael As I already commented on your own article - i will go for a small portfolio that is compatible each with the other. However - the homework or due diligence needs to be done BEFORE you start to invest time and money with it. Then once done -- stick at it - (unless you realise you have made an error of judgement. If that is the case. STOP and move on.) BUT do your homework first and then this shouldnt happen. Working on line - means doing just that - working. And if you are not earning but spending a lifetime at your computer "working" then you have acquired a very expensive hobby! LOL You have to plan it all out - just as you have to if you work for yourself offline!. Mar 11th 2008 12:37 |
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You are so right! Many people give up after only a few weeks, or even days, whereas
if they stayed with one program and really worked it, they could have been successful.
Feb 27th 2008 15:23