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Archive for November, 2009

A Lesson in Patience and Google Pay Per Click

November 22nd, 2009 by Anthony Kibe

If any entrepreneur tells you that he or she NEVER had moments of doubts, times when they put their foreheads on the edge of the desk and wondered if the pieces will ever come together so they can enjoying the fruits of their labor—know for sure that they are lying.

More often than not, starting a business, online or offline will always be harder, more challenging and take more time to pull off than you want it to, a lot more time than you assumed it would and especially time than you don’t think you have—after all, who doesn’t want to start making thousands of dollars starting next week and stop worrying about money right?

Truth be told, even with the best tools, training and determination, building a stable and successful business remains a process that requires 3 things. Focus, Discipline and Time.

Take for example Google PPC. You can buy and download 20 ebooks,  5 keyword research tools and pay thousands for private coaching programs but tools, books and private coaching will NOT build your business or generate a single lead. Using the tools and the knowledge your acquire is what will build your business. Google PPC or even SEO are not something you study, they are things that you DO and only by doing them do you discover what works and what doesn’t. Continue Reading

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What’s Your Personal Crusade? Why You Should Develop A Unique Marketing Angle.

November 11th, 2009 by Anthony Kibe
A big part of self-branding has more to to with your message than it does with you being known. You and what you’re known for is your true brand. Unfortunately, whenever I read blogs or watch videos by online network marketers, I see and hear the same regurgitated content, same lines, same message which always has to do with someone promising to show you how to generate more leads or make more money.

I can appreciate how difficulty it can be for someone to be original in an industry whose focus is “more leads” and “more money” but if you’re going to brand yourself effectively, you have to make your message unique or if that’s not possible, then you have to make your delivery unique. If you want to stand above the crowd, somehow you’re gonna have to do something differently.

For example, my angle is to discourage people from jumping into Network marketing before they’ve done their due dilligence and “trained” for the job (marketing) before they go get the job (network marketing professional). I don’t tell people how to make more money and rarely tell people that I have the magic formula for lead generation.

Stop doing what others have already done and cultivate your own niche by determining what your personal crusade is.

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