Training School for Newbies
Lesson 2-Target your marketing
by Mattias Kroon
Mattias Kroon 
Here is lesson nr.2
There are a lot of opportunities that looks good on the surface, but with a closer look not that many.
How can you trust a company?
How easily can you get paid on their compensation plan?
Well, you should ask yourself, have they got testamonials that proove they are paying out? Are you able to get in contact with them? Do they promise "get rich quick-schemes"?
These questions are necessarily to ask yourself.When you have a company that you believe in and can trust on, go on with it and when you have begin to earn something, stay with them!
Cause true business is built on the long term.Start to market on quality traffic exchanges(there are bad ones who don´t deliver what they promise) and good communities.Don´t start to invite everyone you know, but try to "target" your marketing to those who might be interested in your business.You have to believe in your product or service, of course, all the time.
Always try to focus on what is possible, and not on the impossible!
Ok, I will come up with more valuable tips in the next lesson.
Apr 26th 2008 10:39
Here is lesson nr.2
There are a lot of opportunities that looks good on the surface, but with a closer look not that many.
How can you trust a company?
How easily can you get paid on their compensation plan?
Well, you should ask yourself, have they got testamonials that proove they are paying out? Are you able to get in contact with them? Do they promise "get rich quick-schemes"?
These questions are necessarily to ask yourself.When you have a company that you believe in and can trust on, go on with it and when you have begin to earn something, stay with them!
Cause true business is built on the long term.Start to market on quality traffic exchanges(there are bad ones who don´t deliver what they promise) and good communities.Don´t start to invite everyone you know, but try to "target" your marketing to those who might be interested in your business.You have to believe in your product or service, of course, all the time.
Always try to focus on what is possible, and not on the impossible!
Ok, I will come up with more valuable tips in the next lesson.
Apr 26th 2008 10:39
Sponsor Ads
Comments
No comment, be the first to comment.