The LIE You’ve Been Force-Fed by Internet Marketing Gurus
June 10, 2008 10:18 pm T.M.'s BlurbsHey readers.
Today, I wanted to expose a lie that you’ve been force fed by the top internet marketing gurus. I know they’ve done this on purpose, and for good reason…
MORE MONEY FOR THEM!
Anyway, here’s the lie.
You probably have a mindset where everyone else on the internet who has a product is your competitor.
Guess what?
The top internet marketing gurus don’t compete with each other. They COOPERATE with each other. They do joint venture partnerships and combine their resources to make money as a unit…and split it.
If you’re the broke internet marketer who’s struggling to compete with other adwords competitors…STOP.
Let me at least show you how to use joint ventures to your advantage. Here’s a cheap video set titled “Joint Ventures for Newbies”. This is seriously self explanatory, and it only costs $9.97…so it’s not going to break a hole in your wallet.
If you wanna learn a new and unique way to truly make money on the internet quickly…
Visit:
http://tmharris.net/jvfornewbies
Phew! It felt good to get that off my chest!
Enjoy yourself,
T.M.
June 11th, 2008 at 8:16 am
The LIE You’ve Been Force-Fed by Internet Marketing Gurus is a strong title for a blog post my man
I had been marketing on the Internet for approximately 8 months before I went to my first IM Event and it was Ken McArthur’s JV Alert Live Orlando. I was making better money than my 9-5 so in my eyes that was decent money; especially since I had done it on my terms!
As soon as I began interacting with the attendees of the conference I instantly noticed something… All of the known marketers, the real money-makers, the shakers and movers were all on one side of the room speaking while the rest of the crowd was on the other side bouncing ideas around that were new to them but by far not new to any marketer who works from home full time and makes an actual living at it.
Here is the scenario… I’m standing there and on the left is Gary Ambrose, Jeff Diedrick, Willie Crawford, Bishop Anders, Mike Paetzold, Steve Roye, Lee Collins and Kevin Nations. Then on my right are 45 people I’m sure are making money online but I have no clue who they are…
I think I’ll B-Line it left and make myself known and believe it or not it works.
Force yourself to find a position within those crowds so you can start rubbing elbows with them, learn their strategies and before leaving give a compliment, let them know if there is ANYTHING you can do for them don’t hesitate to ask followed up with your name and card and bolt…
Once you start to get a small name for yourself you’ll see that T.M. is right. The big names are making the money and splitting it up between each other, in a sense, but I don’t think it’s as sadistic as many think.
To many people think the “Gurus are unapproachable when in actuality they aren’t.
Just like getting a woman to notice you at a club. The biggest mistake men make when approaching women is the first thing they say is, “Wow! You are beautiful, what’s your name?” or a version of that. That’s asking for something right off the bat. Just like the average newbie marketer…
You have to approach women just like marketing or vice versa. When you begin asking for something right off the bat, whether it’s a girl’s name or a partnership with a “Guru” they innately put up their defenses; you’re probing and it makes people uncomfortable.
Walk up, give a compliment, an offer to be of assistance followed with your name and dip. Works with business associates and women