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  (And Or The Outrageously Expensive Alternative!)

Fellow profit seeking entrepreneur. Please take notice of the two ladies. Who appeared to be checking out something on  one of their phones, correct? Wanna see a strictly hypothetical marketing demonstration. (Totally built from scratch BTW! 😎

Strictly for marketing illustration purposes only. So let’s say the lady on the left. (With the phone on her hand.) Is actually a respected social media marketing influencer of some kind. And she and her bestie are hanging out in one their favorite local, non franchised gourmet coffee shops.

(And because both of them are on a first name basis with the owner(s.) She’s about to offer to help them generate a ton of positive, viral word of mouth and mouse buzz. Curious to know how? Continue reading

  (You Probably Have More Realistic Options You’re Currently Giving Yourself Credit For!)

Ladies & gentlemen do you recognize Internet marketing legend Kim Willis? I’ve known and respected coach for many years. He and I originally met online at least ten years ago and counting.

When we initially met. He was big  (and very successful!) in the affiliate marketing niche. (But I guess. This is just me talking here!) As his enormous money making skills ad confidence steadily grew and constantly improved. He became more of an independent information creator and “A” list marketer.

Over the years we not only constantly and periodically kept in touch. And I have since become a customer/student of his. But recently our paths crossed again on Linkedin of all places.

And wouldn’t you know it. Our main topic of conversation ultimately turned to creating some income producing assets. Who saw that coming? 😀 Continue reading

  (In Order To Successfully Fund The Growth Of Your Business And Or Service!)

Entrepreneur as of late have you been at least semi tempted. To look into borrowing money short or long term? In order to invest some or all of it into trying to grow/scale your business or service.

It’s definitely understandable if the thought has crossed your mind. Of course nobody has to tell you. anytime you or I borrow money. There’s always a risk involved. With regards to paying all or some of it back, right? A totally unexpected downturn  in your local economy.

And suddenly more locals have less discretionary income to spend. Or more and far better funded online competitors turn up from seemingly out of  nowhere.

And your already razor thin front end gross profit margins just got even thinner, correct? But fellow profit seeking entrepreneur. What if you or I could systematically tap into. What was once considered so called hidden money. That would be a really good thing, would it not? Continue reading

  (Don’t Or Stop Letting Your Major Competitors Beat You To The Punch!)

Come closer fellow profit seeking entrepreneur. (Please keep in mine. Before or whenever you seriously consider at least testing any particular marketing, promoting. Or especially whenever you’re testing any type of potentially expensive, traditional advertising campaigns.

Always be sure you at least have a semi reasonable idea of “what” your ideal customers, total lifetime customer value metrics are. For your particular business and or service. So you avoid being or becoming financially upside down.

Consistently losing money on any and all of you on or offline advertising/promotional efforts. Makes consistently creating opportunities even harder. And far less likely. Don’t you agree? Continue reading

  (Or At Least Making It Extremely Difficult To Consistently Generate Reliable Any Income!)

Surely by now. You’re also keenly aware of which daily, weekly or monthly activities. Which are definitely keeping you broke, correct? If you and I take inventory of what you/we do on an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly basis.

It’s quite an eye opening exercise. But you/we bein to instantly spot performance inefficiency gaps. And learning how to fill these gaps with various income producing activities. Definitely has a positive, long term positive effect on your bottom line, right? Continue reading