"Is offline marketing a real business? Should I do affiliate marketing or offline marketing?
This is what I hear all the time, especially in emails. Should I get into offline marketing? Is it a good business? Will it make me money?
As an offline marketer myself, I have found that most people are so afraid just to try, and they spend all this time wasting away and just "reading" online what business is worth it.
I sometimes get emails from people saying "should I try to get into affiliate marketing or offline?" "Should I build a niche site or sell offline services to biz owners?"
Here is what I believe: do both if you want to. Don't put all the eggs into one basket.
But.....
I will say that if I was going to tell you right here.....go try offline marketing....it WILL make you money once you get the gist of it. It takes work of course, but so does every other business.
I've noticed that most people ask questions about which business to get into to see "which business will make them more money faster".
Every form of "making money online" requires some form of work. Even article writing where I started was a bit tough at first. If you don't want to put any work, then you can be missing out on some great financial freedom.
I commend anyone who calls businesses, who tries to constantly get sales, and literally works their way to getting that first client or so.
I want to see more and more people here making posts about "how they tried and tried." That's how it is at first.
If you happen to have that concern about which business to try, just make sure that you make your decision based on what "interests you", not so much because one seems easier.....because they are all going to require some form of work.
(Note: just needed to make this post because I get emails about it all the time....of people asking about how much little work is needed to "make money online?" There is no timetable and no set time. Everyone grows at their own time. Everyone makes their first $100 on their time. Different marketers land their first offline clients on their time.)
As an offline marketer myself, I have found that most people are so afraid just to try, and they spend all this time wasting away and just "reading" online what business is worth it.
I sometimes get emails from people saying "should I try to get into affiliate marketing or offline?" "Should I build a niche site or sell offline services to biz owners?"
Here is what I believe: do both if you want to. Don't put all the eggs into one basket.
But.....
I will say that if I was going to tell you right here.....go try offline marketing....it WILL make you money once you get the gist of it. It takes work of course, but so does every other business.
I've noticed that most people ask questions about which business to get into to see "which business will make them more money faster".
Every form of "making money online" requires some form of work. Even article writing where I started was a bit tough at first. If you don't want to put any work, then you can be missing out on some great financial freedom.
I commend anyone who calls businesses, who tries to constantly get sales, and literally works their way to getting that first client or so.
I want to see more and more people here making posts about "how they tried and tried." That's how it is at first.
If you happen to have that concern about which business to try, just make sure that you make your decision based on what "interests you", not so much because one seems easier.....because they are all going to require some form of work.
(Note: just needed to make this post because I get emails about it all the time....of people asking about how much little work is needed to "make money online?" There is no timetable and no set time. Everyone grows at their own time. Everyone makes their first $100 on their time. Different marketers land their first offline clients on their time.)
David Hunter | Duke of Marketing
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