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7 Tips to Reaching FT Internet Marketing Status
Posted 17th October 2008 at 02:34 AM by dbarnum
"7 Steps to Reaching FT Internet Marketing Status "
Interested in being self-employed FT in Internet Marketing? Do this:
1) Set up a profile at freelance job boards like Elance.com and lots of other boards out there and start bidding, using templates you make to be more efficient with bids. Some, like Elance at the time of this writing, allow a few free bids (three, I believe) and offer inexpensive tiered payment plans to grow your business along the way.
2) Update your resume, hiring professional help to do this, if you need to, and post it online with a nice Freelance website to showcase your work samples, resume, client testimonials, etc. Update this resume frequently with news, like a new Board position you may have in groups you are active in, new certifications, awards, etc. you may have, new workshops you’ve attended. Here’s mine as an example, doesn’t have to be fancy: Diana Barnum Resume
3) Submit your resume through ResumeRabbit; they are excellent. Seek part time and contract work. The submission they put out on the web will send folks your way for years.
4) Head to the USA government's Small Business Administration (SBA.gov) site. You’re in business now. They have free help linked all over their website, even free consulting via email: http://sba.gov (seek retired marketers for help, they have TONS of ideas and experienced success stories to help with your projects). Sign up for their free ezine & you’ll get timely tips, too, like ones I posted here form their latest issue:
http://www.warriorforum.com/blogs/db...referrals.html
5) Keep networking here and other online forums in your niches & offline, locally, through groups and volunteer work, business meetings announced in your newspaper, etc. to keep current with news, find workshops, competitions, etc. in your area and niches.
6) Seek part time and contract work from employment agencies in your area, and popular online classified ad sites that are cheap or free like Craigslist.com.
7) Market yourself and your services and add products into the mix, even if only affiliate products:
100+ Marketing Ideas (from the SBA)
Here's to your success!
Sincerely,
Warrior (& team) For Hire!
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Advance with Affordable Business Support Services & Products
Moving Ahead with the Ohio Help Group
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Interested in being self-employed FT in Internet Marketing? Do this:
1) Set up a profile at freelance job boards like Elance.com and lots of other boards out there and start bidding, using templates you make to be more efficient with bids. Some, like Elance at the time of this writing, allow a few free bids (three, I believe) and offer inexpensive tiered payment plans to grow your business along the way.
2) Update your resume, hiring professional help to do this, if you need to, and post it online with a nice Freelance website to showcase your work samples, resume, client testimonials, etc. Update this resume frequently with news, like a new Board position you may have in groups you are active in, new certifications, awards, etc. you may have, new workshops you’ve attended. Here’s mine as an example, doesn’t have to be fancy: Diana Barnum Resume
3) Submit your resume through ResumeRabbit; they are excellent. Seek part time and contract work. The submission they put out on the web will send folks your way for years.
4) Head to the USA government's Small Business Administration (SBA.gov) site. You’re in business now. They have free help linked all over their website, even free consulting via email: http://sba.gov (seek retired marketers for help, they have TONS of ideas and experienced success stories to help with your projects). Sign up for their free ezine & you’ll get timely tips, too, like ones I posted here form their latest issue:
http://www.warriorforum.com/blogs/db...referrals.html
5) Keep networking here and other online forums in your niches & offline, locally, through groups and volunteer work, business meetings announced in your newspaper, etc. to keep current with news, find workshops, competitions, etc. in your area and niches.
6) Seek part time and contract work from employment agencies in your area, and popular online classified ad sites that are cheap or free like Craigslist.com.
7) Market yourself and your services and add products into the mix, even if only affiliate products:
100+ Marketing Ideas (from the SBA)
Here's to your success!
Sincerely,
Warrior (& team) For Hire!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Advance with Affordable Business Support Services & Products
Moving Ahead with the Ohio Help Group
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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