My fate was Inevitable
It started with me watching the Entrepreneurs-channel on sky..
They was featuring some dude I'd later realize was Derek Gehl who was talking about this thing called niche marketing and how people pay him for information on the Internet. As soon as he mentioned "Niche" it was like a little spark ignited something within me.
Of course like most I hit the Internet and found myself learning a few things like "how to build a website" and the legal things needed to sell things from the Internet (merchant accounts) etc.
This research went on for a few months and I decided to go with a host (that later went on to scam me and take most of my money from the bank).
Anyhoo I had nothing to sell so further Internet research led me to this guy called Jonathan Ledger. I n his book he more or less set me straight in what people are buying and why. You see in this little book he mentioned a great resource called "WarriorForum".
The Warriors picked me up from there and set me straight on the things that were.. well.. not working. It was great as I had this mentor ready to assist me at the click of a desktop shortcut.
Now, you know for example when you buy a relatively unknown car, you have it for a few weeks and all of a sudden, you see them EVERYWHERE?
Strange thing, no matter what I search for to help my business, I hit a few links at a website that goes to a recommendation that leads me straight back to this place lol
The whole point of this is.. are you dominating your niche?
Are you putting yourself in your customers shoes and leaving breadcrumbs everywhere they will be?
You may hear "article marketing is great" and it IS, but that's one piece of the whole puzzle, one hook leading back to you.
Are you showing in the results for the terms they're searching?
When they search on YouTube is your video amongst the results?
Every time they see/hear your name, do you tell them something that will push their niche interest forward?
Soon enough, without fail, they will have no choice but to accept you as the authority. You need to leave trackbacks all over the web like a virus.
One thing I've never done when entering a niche is worry about competition. If I have to work harder, faster, and later then any other I will.
Believe me, a page Rank of 10 doesn't make you the dominater.
Louis
They was featuring some dude I'd later realize was Derek Gehl who was talking about this thing called niche marketing and how people pay him for information on the Internet. As soon as he mentioned "Niche" it was like a little spark ignited something within me.
Of course like most I hit the Internet and found myself learning a few things like "how to build a website" and the legal things needed to sell things from the Internet (merchant accounts) etc.
This research went on for a few months and I decided to go with a host (that later went on to scam me and take most of my money from the bank).
Anyhoo I had nothing to sell so further Internet research led me to this guy called Jonathan Ledger. I n his book he more or less set me straight in what people are buying and why. You see in this little book he mentioned a great resource called "WarriorForum".
The Warriors picked me up from there and set me straight on the things that were.. well.. not working. It was great as I had this mentor ready to assist me at the click of a desktop shortcut.
Now, you know for example when you buy a relatively unknown car, you have it for a few weeks and all of a sudden, you see them EVERYWHERE?
Strange thing, no matter what I search for to help my business, I hit a few links at a website that goes to a recommendation that leads me straight back to this place lol
The whole point of this is.. are you dominating your niche?
Are you putting yourself in your customers shoes and leaving breadcrumbs everywhere they will be?
You may hear "article marketing is great" and it IS, but that's one piece of the whole puzzle, one hook leading back to you.
Are you showing in the results for the terms they're searching?
When they search on YouTube is your video amongst the results?
Every time they see/hear your name, do you tell them something that will push their niche interest forward?
Soon enough, without fail, they will have no choice but to accept you as the authority. You need to leave trackbacks all over the web like a virus.
One thing I've never done when entering a niche is worry about competition. If I have to work harder, faster, and later then any other I will.
Believe me, a page Rank of 10 doesn't make you the dominater.
Louis