Four Success Tips in Internet Marketing

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Four tips to be successful in Internet marketing.

I?ve been in BHW for quite a few years and this is to dedicate my 1000th post.

You may have been lurking around BHW or some Internet marketing forum and look around and spend your whole day wasting time in the making money section or following journey threads. Or you may have been taking action and not having any success. I was that person too. Success is comes from you. How much perseverance do you have? How self-disciplined are you?

1. Do What you Love, Love What you do.

It?s easier to devote your required mental and physical energy if you're naturally interested in what you are doing. This could be managing CPA websites, PPC, Graphic design, being a VA, or content writing.

You have two options: either learn to love that task or outsource it.

Take content writing, for example. A few of us may enjoy writing and would love to write more and develop a style of writing, others hate writing or have better things to do and outsource it.


2. Never Stop Learning

Keep an open mind at all times, don?t assume you know anything without evidence to back it up. This applies to every aspect of your venture. Having started a business providing a service or product in a field you already have some expertise in, don?t let that stop you improving. Read books on offline marketing, coding, business, self-help books. Books can inspire you and help you move further.

What can you do to improve your core skills beyond their current level? What can you do to bring those things that you are poor at up to an acceptable level?


3. Always Look on the Bright Side of Life

Entrepreneurs are positive, ?glass-is-half-full? individuals. Quite apart from the sheer amount of work required to bring a business into being and apply heart massage until it can breathe on its own, you?ll also find yourself against government bureaucracy (offline) and the inevitable naysayers.

How you deal with disaster is much more important than how you react in the good times. Captain Cock-up is the best instructor you could wish for, as long as you learn from it.

A key element of this attitude is ?never give up, never surrender?. In short, don?t let problems undermine your confidence in your own ability. Take comfort from the fact that all internet marketers mess up on a regular basis. If you can combine the willingness to learn with an unshakeable belief in your own ability, you?ll stay confident without being arrogant ? the ideal combination.


4. Work Your Nuts off

There?s no getting away from it: setting up your own venture is hard work. If it isn?t, you?re either unbelievably lucky or missing opportunities. While it?s important to retain a sense of balance, there?s no doubt that in the early days you?ll be devoting much of your time to your venture, whether you?re setting up full-time or running it alongside your job.

Of all the qualities of the great entrepreneurs, a work ethic is share by just all of them. That?s not to say hard work on its own guarantees success: effort expended without a plan is a waste of time. But without hard work, the greatest plan never sees the light of day.


Bonus tip: Get a dog

See what I did there? Promised you four tips and then sneaked in a free bonus. Get a dog? I?m completely serious. If there?s one action that has had more impact on my performance than any other, it?s the regular walks Dobby is subjected to. The size and breed of dog is unimportant (Dobby is a French Bulldog) as long as they like, or even demand, walks.

Three reasons to get a dog: First, They make you take exercise. If you work full-time for yourself, especially from home, the temptation is to sit at the computer all day pounding away at the keyboard without a break. A brisk walk with the dog and you?ll return refreshed and ready for the next challenge.

Second, Running a business is a lonely activity. Even if you have a supportive family, friends and even employees, being the boss is a lonely position. Having a dog sitting asleep in the corner of your office makes you feel less aline and lowers the blood pressure.

Finally, by far the most important reason is this: the vast majority of good ideas I?ve had in the past few years have popped into my head as I?ve been walking the dog. Just start walking and think about nothing at all. Relaxing the analytical part of your brain allows the creative subconscious and right-brain to get your attention.

If you?re a dog owner already, you probably don?t need convincing. If now, why not borrow someone else?s dog (with their permission, of course) and see what pops up?


And Finally?

It?s an exciting time to be doing Internet Marketing, and doing so can be a life-changing experience. Work hard on your niche and you have success in the palm of your hands.

Good luck, and welcome to the club!
 
The tip about the dog is by far the best! Nothing wrong with the others, but I particularly relate to the "dog one"! It's true about ideas popping into your mind while well away from your PC, only problem, is how to take a note; but that is easily fixed with a smartphone and a voice recording or voice recognition app!

Good luck y'all!
 
Completely agree with doing what you love, at one point I decided to try and take my business offline. Started networking with local businesses, letter drops, cold calls, etc, and woke up oneday and realized that I actually hated doing what I was doing, and it was only for the purpose of making money. I prefer to make pure online money with noone to answer to with no need to kiss clients asses.

Ahh the bliss...
 
2 of these are gold. Often overlooked but so true.
If you are anything but a micro site marketer, then do what you love. Creating content, engaging on your site or in social media on a topic you know little about or doesn't interest you is bloody hard work and most will quit.
Exercise. I prefer cats - but whatever. Get out - every day for a good amount of exercise. Socialise and switch off. If you are "on" all day every day your mind will freeze up, ideas will stop flowing, and you stand a much greater chance of quitting after burning all your enthusiasm very quickly
 
Some great points about working in IM here which are obvious when you think about, but sometimes the most obvious ones are often the most over-looked. The dog suggestion is spot-on as well: sitting indoors behind a computer all day is terrible for personal health & well-being.
 
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Gonna ask my neighbors if I can walk there dog one time daily for a week.
Fuck those kids that walk dogs to build up their pocket money. I do it for free!
 
These are great tips to succeed online I follow them very closely
 
hard work and discipline
this is two major part of success in IM

Good article OP
thanks
 
A few things I would add.

Don't take failure too seriously, it's inevitable.

TAKE ACTION. ALWAYS BE TAKING ACTION AND TESTING.

Don't forget about your health and family.
 
I actually have a dog and a cat. The cat... ignores me and just approaches me when she's in the mood.
I hope success for all of us.
 
A few things I would add.

Don't take failure too seriously, it's inevitable.

Very true. Failure is the inevitable forerunner of success.
Also adopting a long term view is necessary. No matter what a salescopy may say, making millions in 6 months is unlikely . Having a long term view point will reduce time wasted pursuing ' shiny objects' .
 
others hate writing or have better things to do and outsource it.
This has been the biggest one for me so far. I love the technical work of IM, but the content creating... It's a no.

The dog part just made me even more convinced to get one. Always wanted a husky / golden retriever mix breed. But a husky or golden retriever would be just fine. I'll call him Benny
 
This has been the biggest one for me so far. I love the technical work of IM, but the content creating... It's a no.

The dog part just made me even more convinced to get one. Always wanted a husky / golden retriever mix breed. But a husky or golden retriever would be just fine. I'll call him Benny

Benny would be a great help for you in the long run. Good luck!
 
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