Many people want to get into Internet/ online business arena.
Some for expanding their offline businesses and some others for creating their own online b
There's no objective answer to that question. Right now you should focus on what you differ from others and what kind of value you want to provide to your potential readers. Keep learning, keep on going, don't give up and one day you will become a pro.
Sure, what you advised is all okay but for planing & targeting time in terms of hours required to achieve this would certainly going to help some especially who are interested in expanding & creating additional business/ income streams for themselves.
The estimated hours as an answer would be much appreciated. The people who has already achieved that level can easily tell from their experience and share it, if they want.
Thanks michaal, for your valuable Input to this discussion.
Joe
I understand what you mean, but I'm not a pro either, so I can't give you that answer. Just be patient. Be very patient.
One of the pros to having an online business if that you can set the hours you want to work. Ideally if you have an online business you should devote as much time as you have to your business.
It would be the same if you opened up a shop. You would need to spend all your time at the shop in the beginning to get your business established.
Same holds true with your online business. Once you get established and regular traffic to your site you will still need to work to keep your business going but probably not as much time as you did in the beginning. Your online business foundation is your website. Your website will never be done just keep getting better. Debbie
Great input, Debbie, but how much time in hours it will take for a person to reach a reasonable professional level staring as a rookie.
The estimated hours as an answer would be much appreciated.
The people who has achieved that level can tell from their experience and share it easily to guide the new aspirants.
Thanks!
When I began last September, I took the Affiliate Bootcamp training. Taking the training for two weeks even on the weekends I put in 6 hours a day. December came and was busy for the holidays so I cut back my time to just Monday to Friday for about 3 to 4 hours a day. The first of the year started I went back to about 5 to 6 hours a day for 5 to 6 days a week. I think you need sometime to reenergize and relax so you can be refreshed. I work part time so I have the time to devote more to my online business.
My opinion is the first year you really need to be diligent to your online business. Once you begin to earn money you will keep making improvements but not at such a fast pace.
Debbie
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How much time in hours it requires for becoming a pro from a rookie?
Many people want to get into Internet/ online business arena.
Some for expanding their offline businesses and some others for creating their own online b
Hi Joe, it is impossible to tell how many hours it's taken me to get to where I am now. It's been over five months and I'm not making money yet. In terms of completing the four levels of training, you can achieve that in less than a month if you spend a few hours a day at it.
It varies from person to person.
Good luck!
Lydia.
There's no objective answer to that question. Right now you should focus on what you differ from others and what kind of value you want to provide to your potential readers. Keep learning, keep on going, don't give up and one day you will become a pro.
Sure, what you advised is all okay but for planing & targeting time in terms of hours required to achieve this would certainly going to help some especially who are interested in expanding & creating additional business/ income streams for themselves.
The estimated hours as an answer would be much appreciated. The people who has already achieved that level can easily tell from their experience and share it, if they want.
Thanks michaal, for your valuable Input to this discussion.
Joe
I understand what you mean, but I'm not a pro either, so I can't give you that answer. Just be patient. Be very patient.
One of the pros to having an online business if that you can set the hours you want to work. Ideally if you have an online business you should devote as much time as you have to your business.
It would be the same if you opened up a shop. You would need to spend all your time at the shop in the beginning to get your business established.
Same holds true with your online business. Once you get established and regular traffic to your site you will still need to work to keep your business going but probably not as much time as you did in the beginning. Your online business foundation is your website. Your website will never be done just keep getting better. Debbie
Great input, Debbie, but how much time in hours it will take for a person to reach a reasonable professional level staring as a rookie.
The estimated hours as an answer would be much appreciated.
The people who has achieved that level can tell from their experience and share it easily to guide the new aspirants.
Thanks!
When I began last September, I took the Affiliate Bootcamp training. Taking the training for two weeks even on the weekends I put in 6 hours a day. December came and was busy for the holidays so I cut back my time to just Monday to Friday for about 3 to 4 hours a day. The first of the year started I went back to about 5 to 6 hours a day for 5 to 6 days a week. I think you need sometime to reenergize and relax so you can be refreshed. I work part time so I have the time to devote more to my online business.
My opinion is the first year you really need to be diligent to your online business. Once you begin to earn money you will keep making improvements but not at such a fast pace.
Debbie
See more comments
Hi Joe, it is impossible to tell how many hours it's taken me to get to where I am now. It's been over five months and I'm not making money yet. In terms of completing the four levels of training, you can achieve that in less than a month if you spend a few hours a day at it.
It varies from person to person.
Good luck!
Lydia.
Thanks for your participation in the discussion, Lydia!