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Slow down - reassess what you are doing. Stop buying things and USE what you have purchased so far. We don't evaluate/recommend courses here though many of us have bought and used info courses. Why would you even mention refunding if you haven't DONE anything with the courses you purchased?



What kind of business do you want? What have you done so far to

plan and set goals?



What experience do you have working - online and offline? What are your strengths, weaknesses....what is your long term goal? How computer savvy are you? How do you plan to monetize and get traffic?

Wo - wo slow down a minute. Do you like working in the family business? If you can tolerate working for your family stay there for a while and learn to sell more products for the business. You will be getting paid on top of gaining valuable skills doing that. Heck down the road you might be able to become the owner of that business if you decide to head down that particular road.

It's not a reasonable question - when you use a software or a program or a blog theme....you update as needed.

Don't buy ANYTHING else. USE/study what you purchased and go on from there.

Help yourself a bit on this forum by doing this:

Hold your cursor over your forum name in the black toolbar above....from that dropdown menu, you will see a gold 'box' that says 'view classic'....click that. It will take you out of the 'feed' view of the forum and into classic which is much easier to post and discuss here. You may have to re-log in to see the change - not sure about that.

I would say 'health' and 'food' are topics - not niches. You need to drill down or risk being too general and not have a good target market you can build on.

Do some reading on this forum - in the 'warrior path' threads in the ecommerce and email and SEO sections in particular. There is a wealth of how-tos and info on this forum - but you have to spend some time finding what will work for you.


You need to learn to choose a niche, then register a domain, get a hosting acct, and build a site or blog. You need to learn to research keywords - how to write good content or how to hire a writer to do it for you. One step after the other - learn as you go.

It does not seem that you have gotten business fundamentals yet. It looks like you are seeking to be told what to do, or looking for a magic bullet that will solve your problem. This typically does not end well.

Every business has the same fundamentals.

Businesses need a Buyer. Someone who has a problem you can solve.

Businesses need a Seller. You, who had darn well better be able to solve that problem (or else you are a scammer).

Businesses need Traffic. Eyeballs to look at the offer. These eyeballs have to come from somewhere. That's called the traffic source. You can have several traffic sources, but at the start it is best to focus on learning one.

Businesses need Conversion. A tool to turn some members of the traffic into buyers. This could be a sales letter, a video sales letter, a phone call, talking in private message, or some other way of communicating and taking payment.

Everything you see in the bizopp world is a part of one of these elements. Often the bizopp will be presented as a "business in a box", but this is usually a lie. The bizopp is typically just a piece of traffic or a piece of conversion. You can tell because at a certain point the instructions they give are "and then this next step just magically happens!".

Courses can educate you but they can also keep you distracted. Pick one thing, preferably a proven idea. Eg. an agency. It is a proven fact that many businesses need certain services, such as web design, SEO, lead generation and so on. So you pick one kind of business, eg. plumbers, and one service, eg. leadgen. And you stick with that because THERE IS A LEARNING CURVE. When you switch from one thing to another you lose nearly all of what you learned and go back to zero.

I have watched people here keep switching ideas and stay broke for an entire decade. Stick to something. Learn your industry. Find out what people want. Find out what people SAY they want versus what they BUY. Find out what people SAY they will do versus what they actually DO. Then you will know your industry and be effective in it.

Find your Buyer.

Be the Seller.

Develop your Traffic source.

Discover your Conversion tool.

There are no magic bullets. You are probably not going to get it right on the first try. You will have to pivot, adapt, test, and overcome obstacles. But if you expect things to be spoonfed to you or handed to you on a silver platter, you will lose.

*crickets*

Another member bites the dust.