HOW TO STAND APART IN THE CROWD OF INTERNET MARKETING?

If you are "haunted" by these questions and they leave you "in a state of dilemma" then you should probably find a new vocation

al

Purple Cow by Seth Godin and Find Your Why by Simon Sinek will give you some ideas on this.

Just the basics. Find a niche market to target those in demand for something, whereas supply is weak or doesn't offer a good solution. Try to market/advertise whatever it is you are going to offer better than the competition.

The first order of business for you is to discover your niche. You do that with market research in identifying holes or gaps in the marketplace that you might fill with a paid solution.

When you focus your business on a tight niche, you don't need to be concerned with every general marketplace . . . you just need to stand out in your niche market.

Provide the kind of business experience and products that you would want to find if you were a passionate consumer in your niche. Market your business like you would want to be marketed to. Often, that means going above and beyond what your competitors are willing to do for their customers.

Steve

Why do you want your product to reach 'millions of houses'?

You don't need a million customer to make $1,000,000.

The mantra to becoming a successful internet marketer is using just 1 system. Follow through with that system and get focused.

That system can be email marketing, affiliate marketing, kindle publishing, Amazon FBA etc.

There are a million ways to make $1 million.

They key is to stick with ONE system.

To 'stand out' from the crowd implies doing something different. The truth is, you don't need to reinvent the wheels if you want to make $1,000,000. What you need is:

Passion.

Focus.

A profitable system.

Hi Anshrey,

I would rather give one line answers to each of your questions.

1. What is the mantra to become a successful internet marketer?
Ans. Learn from the well-learned. Start following successful internet marketers. Listen, listen and listen.
2. (i didn't catch this question).
3. What is that little extra thing that we need to put in our website to make it a hit?
Ans. First, prove that you are different from others (USP). Second, add value to your customers.
4.How to fetch maximum number of clicks?
Ans. TBH, answering this will take months to write lol. My advice: Do everything that grabs ATTENTION.

Thanks
Junaid

I agree with Steve B...dive into a profitable niche where there is no competition.

purple cow yourself!

examples:

for my baby shower site I'm up front that im a 37 year old 6 foot man
>>> will some moms be repulsed by this notion? (YES SOME WILL)
but i profit from those who like the fact that im a 37 year old 6 foot man and I provide value

for my IM site i use a lot nostalgic 8 bit imagery and i treat IM like a game
>>> will some would-be entrepreneurs not take me seriously? (YES SOME WILL)
but i profit from those who like my lacked attitude for making money online and again, I provide real value

find a way to separate yourself from the rest of us....

Take action - you just separated yourself from 98%.

• What is the mantra to become a successful internet marketer?

look into the mirror and chant "good to see ya, you're a young handsome genius"

• How to decide on a fast selling product which at the same time is different from the
• available online pool of billions of products?

that takes a while, but when're ready it will come to you, dont worry about that

• What is that little extra thing that we need to put in our website to make it a hit?

traffic and persistance

• How to fetch maximum number of clicks…and the list goes on and on….

testing, testing, testing - makes frequent changes and count the clicks of every version


most important: There are times when your parents dont believe you, your wife doesnt trust you, your friends think you;re a looser, all potential girl friends tell you that you will never make it.


and you ignore them all - and persist in your dream - and succeed


happened to me, and the ALL came around and wanted to get involved


i dumped them all, except my parents - i forgave them for their ignorance
and my wife - i forgave her her unfaithfulness

It's generally true that profitable niches have competition. However, keep in mind that things are always changing and there are some areas where there is no competition yet because the idea is so new.

A few years ago, Kurt started a site about Lebron James I believe it was. He was a nobody and maybe even still in high school. There would be no competition for anything related to him at the time. But soon there was. Big time.

Drones were something used only by the military until just recently. Now it's becoming a big industry for civilian use. E-cigarettes at one time had no competition. SAAS, "the cloud", autoresponders, and every other invention at first had no competition.

So yes, choose wisely. But make sure of the reason there is no competition before writing an idea off.

Mark

My little contribution to this thread will be this: HOW DO I STAND APART IN THE CROWD OF INTERNET MARKETING?

I go to lengths that other people won't/can't go to with my Online Business endeavors.When I find something that saves me time or makes me money etc. on ANY level, I am relentless on figuring out a way to scale it up as sky high as possible.

- If I find an ad site that works, I create multiple accounts, or join tons of similar ones just like it.
- If I can make money paying someone to surf for me on a Traffic Exchange site, I hire 5 or more people to do the exact same thing (using multiple browsers etc)
- If I have tasks that requires routine monotonous clicking, I either outsource it or implement some sort of auto-clicking automation

AGREE => dive into a profitable niche where there is no competition

Millions of houses? Why?

You and others have rec'd some good advice. What you don't have is a clear view of your goal, and that will often give you the HOW.

I once had a list into the thousands of people, and I reduced that to less than 2500, who have been loyal BUYERS for a decade or longer. Sometimes the fewer the better.

We have a local tailor, who has been at it nearly 50 years and has sons who have gotten into the family business. Almost all of his business is repeat or referrals. If you are referred to him, he sets an hour aside to meet with you uninterrupted, to take your measurements, get a feel for your style.

He lives in one of the nicest homes in the area, has everything he wants, and by accounts nets a quarter of a million a year, doing what he loves and is good at.

Online, back in 1998, a guy (Bill Meyers) was charging $1,000.00 for a one year membership in his Idea Bank web site. He had over 75 members, including me. Bill started his year off with 75,000 dollars, not a bad way to start your year, is it?

He is still going strong today, doing much less direct work, because he caters to a select FEW.

If you think you really WANT to send a product to millions of homes, then find a model, of someone who did/does it. Know this to be true: you multiply your headaches and employees when growing that big.

What do you REALLY WANT?

Any answer you come up, we can probably show you a model, call it a blueprint or template of how to go about achieving it.

Your worries are meaningless, you need to focus on what you want, then find a way to do it...that is what the winners in IM do.

GordonJ

PS. I love huge markets. It tells me there is money being spent. I just try to figure out how to enter that parade, find the flute players in the marching band, and cater to them...and leave the drummers, tuba players and trumpet blowers to someone else. Always a way to niche down in big market.

hey all...

from my side..NEWBIE side...

i'd say trust yourself and take daily action. I too have a number of questions..but the only thing that can make a difference in whatever your doing...is yourself...people can offer advise ..what u do with it is up to you...learn all you when u can...and just make a start.

A low-competitive and highly potentially-profitable niche.