Do You Have "Triple M" Disease?
Posted 16th October 2010 at 09:39 AM by fxmmorale
You're probably wondering what the heck "Triple M" disease is and I would be too. Truth is, you may or may not have it, but in case you do here are some things you can do to help get rid of it.
First of all, what the heck is "Triple M Disease"?
Triple M disease is: Microwave Marketing Mentality.
Thousands of individuals are currently infected with it and you may be too if you have these symptoms:
1. Heightened sense of responsiveness to every new product launch that enters your email inbox hoping that this "next one" will be the one to make you rich tonight.
2. Expectation of immediate results with any new marketing tactic you try.
3. Inability to concentrate on any system or plan for more than 48 hrs.
This insidious disease is responsible for killing more marketing potential than the "boubonic plague" and it continues to infect unsuspecting victims at an alarming rate.
If you suspect that you may be infected here are couple of things that you can do to help yourself from killing your own potential:
1. Draw up a simple business plan to market your website, that caters to what your strengths are. Good at creating content? Build it around article marketing for example.
Have a couple of bucks for monthly advertising expenditures? Use Adwords or ezine solo ads.
2. Stick to your plan and stop offer surfing for the next best thing everyday. There are new products launched constantly and they are all "the next best thing".
When I tally up the amount of Clickbank and Paypal receipts I've personally amassed and then look at what those products had to offer, most of them said the same thing in a different way.
That's when I realized that I already knew what to do and had to spend more time doing it.
It's when you hit that phase of your learning that you start to realize that it's time to start doing. Once you have solid and quantifiable results from your own experience based on the various marketing methods that are out there, will you be able to know what REALLY works from what doesn't.
Take Care,
Nando
First of all, what the heck is "Triple M Disease"?
Triple M disease is: Microwave Marketing Mentality.
Thousands of individuals are currently infected with it and you may be too if you have these symptoms:
1. Heightened sense of responsiveness to every new product launch that enters your email inbox hoping that this "next one" will be the one to make you rich tonight.
2. Expectation of immediate results with any new marketing tactic you try.
3. Inability to concentrate on any system or plan for more than 48 hrs.
This insidious disease is responsible for killing more marketing potential than the "boubonic plague" and it continues to infect unsuspecting victims at an alarming rate.
If you suspect that you may be infected here are couple of things that you can do to help yourself from killing your own potential:
1. Draw up a simple business plan to market your website, that caters to what your strengths are. Good at creating content? Build it around article marketing for example.
Have a couple of bucks for monthly advertising expenditures? Use Adwords or ezine solo ads.
2. Stick to your plan and stop offer surfing for the next best thing everyday. There are new products launched constantly and they are all "the next best thing".
When I tally up the amount of Clickbank and Paypal receipts I've personally amassed and then look at what those products had to offer, most of them said the same thing in a different way.
That's when I realized that I already knew what to do and had to spend more time doing it.
It's when you hit that phase of your learning that you start to realize that it's time to start doing. Once you have solid and quantifiable results from your own experience based on the various marketing methods that are out there, will you be able to know what REALLY works from what doesn't.
Take Care,
Nando
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Awesome article bro !
Loved these the most :
2. Expectation of immediate results with any new marketing tactic you try.
3. Inability to concentrate on any system or plan for more than 48 hrs.
Way to go !
God Bless
Anwesh RathPosted 22nd April 2011 at 05:17 AM by fastflyer
