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How do YOU go about starting a profitable business? Most do it DEAD WRONG...

Posted by Gailon Morisette
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Feb 27, 2014
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You see most people start at the product level. They say "I want to create xyz, how do I make it awesome"... Maybe it's something physical like making cupcakes, or selling some trinket. Or more up our alley here, maybe they're looking at creating something to sell (digitally) online. Yes, creating a great product is important, but that shouldn't be the first big step you take. That's why a lot of people are failing right now with great products and many with mediocre products are crushing it. The first question they should be asking themselves is 'What's the business model that I can scale and that works?' So with the cupcakes example: (hey, I'm in the mood for cupcakes I guess). What's the business model? Can I sell them at local Farmers Markets? Can I pretend I'm a girl-scout and sell them door to door? ... (kidding of course). How can I scale up? Can I expand and sell at hundreds of farmers markets in my area? Can I sell to local groceries and coffee shops? See? Now you're getting somewhere. These are the building blocks of profitable businesses these days. And so it is online... First consider the business model and the economics behind it. It's just like any other business that way. The economics has to work just right. Now I know there is a lot of hype and hoopla on the interwebs right now. Lots o' noise. And I don't want to add to that. Simply put... I work with the MTTB program because it's a business model that works. Like gangbusters. You can use the exact same system and formula that I use right here: Watch a FREE VIDEO :
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