If you are not doing this, do you need to revise?Be effortful. No, you don't need to reinvent the wheel. Just do due diligence who you should buy information or training from.Cultivate infrequency. The internet is not going away. There will always be someone offering a better deal. Pick your moment for when your business actually does need that product or service.Be logical. Forget about 'gut-feeling'. It is highly over-rated. It is frequently wrong and will lose you money. Don't allow marketer

I have spent 6 months and uncounted hours on my website. Three months after publishing, Google ranks me ---- zero! C'mon, Google just do not do this. I thought you was my friend. Point is - do not rely on Google to drive (potential) customers to your website. The famous Google algorithms make Google VERY conservative. So let's be radical and subvert that.G+ & twitter. Drive that social content to your website.

Do you have a circle of trust? There are tens of thousands of affiliate marketers out there. Some are honest (such as WA folk). But there are a heap load who are out to scam you. Do you just take the say-so of a marketer when he says he's one of the good guys?I wouldn't recommend that.I believe this topic is really important especially for beginners who are out there seeking information or even software on how to build their business.The safe thing to do is stay within the WA community. But we

There is a tendency in the 'make money on line' niche to inform beginners that the market will absorb them. Meaning if they should compete against the big players that they should accept the crumbs which fall from their table. To be honest I believe it better to be a big fish in a small pond rather than a small fish in a big pond. You will learn a lot more if you are defending a dominant position in your local market. And then, when you are feeling confident, you can expand. For instance, ho

How often do you get caught up in the Fast IM bind? I would wager more often than not. (You now know better now that you are in WA).There's money to be made in scamming newbies. That's why there's heaps of this rubbish about.A typical scenario might be as follows. You get an email. The subject line is "Here's a REALISTIC 100/day plan...". The temptation is to click. Don't. Avoid - like the plague. Don't buy anything from anybody attempting to emotionally engage you to force a quick sale.Any ema