Internet Marketing: Hire Pros vs Teach Yourself?
What if I'm a newbie Internet Marketer with no money and no time to waste? Does it mean I'm doomed? I don't have money to invest and I don't believe in DIY marketing. What are my options?
Internet Marketers: All for One, And One for All?
OK, let's say I want to hire a professional and highly experienced Internet Marketer. What should be my priority? Should I ask him or her to do a particular job of me, or to teach me something I'm dying to learn? I know the fisherman's legend all too well. You know how it goes, don't you? I give you a fish and you can call it a day, but if I can teach you how to catch it, then you don't need me. Right? That's the problem. Those Internet Marketers aren't giving away free fish products nor do they provide free lessons. They've figured it out that's better to sell a fish every single day than to teach you how to do it yourself. You keep coming back for as long as you need them. You buy books, eBooks, sign for courses, etc.
Guess, I don't have the right to complain. I would've done or become the same, probably. You work hard to achieve or learn something. Not sure, how eager I would be to gladly share it with the world. Heath Ledger nailed it flawlessly in the Dark Knight. If we're good at something, we should never do it for free. OK, it makes sense. Yet, the trouble is that I have to become good at Internet Marketing, so I won't have to do it for free.
DIY Internet Marketing
So, here I am. Maybe there's a fair chance to stumble upon a precious jewel of knowledge and wisdom in this field, for free. And, I keep searching. And, I keep hoping. But, I have this "condition" and I guess I have to be honest about it. If it's not free, then I can't stop complaining about it. If it's free, then I can't stop doubting it. It's just like someone put a huge warning sign over the most questionable word you can find on the Web - FREE! The best things in Internet Marketing are (NOT) free.
Wait, maybe there's an Internet Marketing fairy with a non-profit heart, I can learn a thing or two from? My cynical mind is clouding my marketing horizons and I can't find it. Yet, my experience just can't let it go. I have seen, read and admired hundreds of so-called "gurus." I just couldn't believe how vain you have to be to present yourself as Internet Marketing from A to Z online edition. In most of the cases, these guys just want to find some desperate admirers, who will post heartbreaking comments any ancient goddess would die for. If you can show me how it works, and I can make some money out of it, then I really don't have a problem with recommending you to all the people I know. Yet, in the meantime, I'm in no mood to waste my enthusiasm on someone else's insatiable ego.
Hey Bro, How To Become A Pro?
To be painfully honest, I don't expect to find a to-do-Internet-Marketing list, which I need to follow in order to get what I want. I've realized that this is can be an endless ocean where you can easily lose your motivation and drown all of your available time without the proper navigation. I began writing this article with an aim that it would help me see things clearer. Instead, I feel like I'm trapped in a labyrinth. I'm back at the beginning.
I refuse to believe that you can do it with the help of the step-by-step system. You hire a pro, then you do some things on your own. Then, you repeat the whole thing over and over again. I just want to be sure that I'm about to do the right thing. If the pro way is the only way, I will accept it. I need to find a pro and pay him for the things he'll do for me. No regrets about it. The money has to be spent, because that's the only and the best way. Or, if there's a DIY way that works, I'm willing to learn 24/7. At least I will have a peace of mind knowing that I just saved a lot of money from being invested in something I could've done myself, in the first place.
The more I write and think about it, the more difficult it becomes to decide. Believe me, I already tried with the pros and cons list for both available options. It supposed to be a simple math. Just look where you have more pros and you're good to go. This list definitely has no beginning and no end. Eventually, I got tired and extremely frustrated. This was the moment when I decided to ask this simple question. Should you hire a pro or teach yourself Internet marketing? The answer won't save the world, but it can certainly save me some money and lots of time. There's has to be someone, who's walked down this road before. I just have to find him/her.
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