Main Issues You Face Making Money Online?

What stopped me was fear of failure..
once I got it in control.. I am now on top of THE WORLD.. :p
@ least thats what I think..

Until recently, my biggest challenge was finding clients.

Now my biggest challenge is performing for those clients and getting results.

Because with any client work, if you dont get results, you've wasted the client's time and money.

You've also tarnished your own reputation.

But if you do get results, and you can do it consistently, the sky is the limit.

Your reputation grows. Clients start seeking you out, rather than you reaching out to them.

And as your work becomes in higher demand, and your time becomes more valuable, you can raise your rates.

So these next few weeks/months are sink or swim for me. But that's also what makes it so exciting, and so much more fulfilling than any of the jobs I could have had.


Future challenges I'll have:

1) Making this business sustainable (regular income, etc)

2) Developing my first product

3) Incorporating passive income into my business

4) Working while traveling

5) Balancing my work and my life (I work about 10 hours a day with no weekends. I'm sure many of the people on this forum can relate)

10000% connections

EVERYONE who succeeds in getting RICH online.. not "making a living" but getting to be an authority has HUGE connections who helped them in some BIG way.

everything else is purely secondary.

Fro most people is how to get traffic and where to go to get them plus they dont know how to create like
landing page setup autoresponder and they stop there but is very easy to do this so there is big challange for newbies

This is really some very great feedback, thanks guy, ..

What I'm seeing is, a desire but an inability to enact those desires because the roadway seems cloudy and uncertain and the fear of failure stops people from taking actions that might actually be beneficial or the fear of failure makes it easier for people to make the wrong decision because it's cheaper and 'apparently' less risky.

This is getting my wheels turning.

Asking failures why they are failing probably isn't going to provide good answers.

They are failing because they have no skill and are unwilling to work for a year or two or three to develop any. That's really all that it boils down to.

Very good points about connections. I also believe that a lot of it is about having a vision. If you have a vision of success in something and commit 100% to achieving that vision, then you will find a way to create it. Know exactly WHAT it is you want and exactly WHERE you want to be and COMMIT...and you will find a way.

Why is it that ships 99.999% of the time make it to their destination? They don't have emotions, fears, excuses like us humans. Take these out of the equation and you will make it.

There's been several actually...

- Fear of having a lack of credibility or authority
- Concern my knowledge was lacking or I needed more to complete the learning cycle
- Perfectionism
- Family & Friends negative feedback towards the IM world, despite being aware they didn't have a clue the REAL marketing and integral business that takes place online
- Tech issues... Crappy membership themes or inferior tools or products that promised to function...didn't
- Sheer frustration, in trying to 'do it all myself'
- Fear of outsourcing without proper knowledge
- Inability to organize or structure the mass of info I've obtained
- Fear of attaining success, having to be in the spot light (computer stage fright, lol)
- Lack of advertising budget... Believing the 'big dawgs' have huge lists, and can afford video productions, massive media buys, outsourcing, etc...
- Online writing offers for copy and articles... By random Warriors requesting my services, and fearing I'd let them down
- My ADHD kicks in, and I can't be inside on a damn computer all day... So I start up small offline gigs
- Coming to the WF and finding out Allen doesnt own it anymore, and seeing a lot more crap in the threads ( or maybe its just me...dunno)

But, now that that's been said, I am assembling a simple project with a complex sales funnel, because promoting only other people's products has no long term value, as doing so generally builds their list, not mine...and sending my potential buyers to another person for expertise seems a lot like handing my potential clients a menu for another restaurants nightly specials.

Overall, many of the hiccups I've overcome. The biggie now is testing my overall abilities in launching my first product and being prepared for it to sink? or swim?

Honestly, I am perty confident my abilities are solid, just a tad worried if success does come... It's gonna come fast!

As Napoleon Hill states(paraphrasing) ;"when success and money comes...it often comes so quickly, one cannot help but to question where it had been for so long?"

Good. Quality. Traffic.
You don't even need the best website ( but you should ) I just remember back in to good old days when I started... my landing pages were not that great at all... but it was easy to get QUALITY ppc traffic, and that made me money.
Today it's like 95% of paid traffic is garbage

I know for a fact this is not true.

Good question pal. I believe almost everyone suffers from information overload once you join the Internet Marketing community/World.

Without a good mentor you can have the worst experience ever. TRUST ME!!!

Anyhoos I'm currently trying to get high quality traffic that converts greatly since I'm leveraging a program that pays high commissions.

Soon and very soon I will NAIL IT!! Watch this space.

Rgds

my biggest chalange was getting traffic and i didnt know where and how to do it so i learn and after that i start making money

By far my BIGGEST issue first starting out was jumping from product to product, training to training, coach to coach...

If I had just stuck with something from the beginning, I would have saved a lot of time and money...