Recently I let you in on Chris Carpenter's Google Cash Detective at http://www.GoogleCashDetectiveV2.com
I hope you got a chance to join, if that's the kind of business you're in. It's not cheap, but WOW is it worth it. I've been using GCD myself for the last several weeks and am constantly amazed at the information it can extract from other people's Google accounts.
It's spooky. (And profitable.)
Yesterday we talked about how to get started with your own internet marketing business. Remember, it starts with adding value and continues with your passions.
Today I've got 7-steps to an internet marketing business. If you've ever asked "what do I do first" then print this out and paste it on your wall. Your business begins now.
Each time I run a survey I learn more about where the big gaps are in the education people are getting about how to run an online business. So here is one of the questions that I received over and over again, and my answer.
Question: "I've bought all these courses, but still have don't have a business up and running. Help me please to put this all together and get started!"
It has happened to all of us at least once. That dreaded message: "Your login is incorrect, please try again." That's right, you've forgotten your password once again!
Do you know these brand names?
"Kleenex"
"Xerox"
"Q-Tip"
"Google"
There are some brand names that become a part of our language only because the thing they describe became so important and common.
"Google Cash" is another one of those phrases — at least for a growing group of internet entrepreneurs.
Ever since the "Google Cash" book was written by Chris Carpenter a few years ago, tens of thousands of people have built their businesses and are enjoying the Internet Lifestyle that Chris lives.
It describes, very simply, how to buy Google Clicks and turn them into Affiliate Cash.
You've heard the phrase "He can sell snowballs to Eskimos" before, right?
The idea there is that there are some people who are so slick, so manipulative, that they can sell something as useless to someone as that.
The rest of the story is that it's HARD WORK. If it weren't, everyone would do it. Believe me, "hard work" is not the business you want to be in.
You want to be in an Easy business. . . where the people who you are talking to instantly see the value in what you are offering. You want a business where there are so many people looking for what you have, that you turn into an order-taker, and keep ringing the cash register.
Ka-Ching!