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a newbie guide

by yoges09
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hi all

i m yogesh from india, i have make around $400 over one year from clixsense tasks .
now i m looking to find something with more comfort and passive income . i am not so good in english, now a days i am thinking about to create a website but i dont know how i will create my content and is there are others way to make some passive money ,i m ready to do hardwork and small investment plz show me the right way..

thanks.
#guide #newbie
  • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
    Hi Yogesh,

    Welcome to WF!

    If you're considering promoting products to the Indian market, then a blog is a solid idea. Although, what I'd do is suggest a blog on the back-end, with a squeeze page on the front-end.

    However, I've you're thinking about targeting markets outside of India, then I'd scrap the blog and/ or blog-squeeze idea and stick to areas of IM that are less reliant on writing.

    Tom
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  • Profile picture of the author DRP
    He can blog in his native language. Why does everyone seems to think that the internet is only written in English!? So much opportunity in under-served areas of the internet.
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      Originally Posted by DRP View Post

      He can blog in his native language. Why does everyone seems to think that the internet is only written in English!? So much opportunity in under-served areas of the internet.
      I mentioned that he can blog in his native language - to, of course, people who speak his language. You need to read before writing, otherwise people may think you're foolish.
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      • Profile picture of the author DRP
        Originally Posted by Tom Addams View Post

        Hi Yogesh,

        If you're considering promoting products to the Indian market, then a blog is a solid idea. Although, what I'd do is suggest a blog on the back-end, with a squeeze page on the front-end.
        Originally Posted by Tom Addams View Post

        I mentioned that he can blog in his native language - to, of course, people who speak his language.
        You might have inferred it, as seen above. But you certainly did not mention that in any specific or explicit regard, as I did. You don't have to be so defensive. It's not an admirable trait.
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        • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
          Originally Posted by DRP View Post

          You might have inferred it, as seen above. But you certainly did not mention that in any specific or explicit regard, as I did. You don't have to be so defensive. It's not an admirable trait.
          To quote myself:

          If you're considering promoting products to the Indian market, then a blog is a solid idea. Although, what I'd do is suggest a blog on the back-end, with a squeeze page on the front-end.

          I very much doubt Yogesh assumed that I meant for him to pen his blog posts in Swahili. He's no doubt intelligent, you see.
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          • Profile picture of the author DRP
            Originally Posted by Tom Addams View Post

            I very much doubt Yogesh assumed that I meant for him to pen his blog posts in Swahili.
            Certainly not, but he probably would assume that you meant for him to pen his blog posts in English. As a marketer, I've found that it's best to leave very little to interpretation. It's often best to spell things out and clearly tell the audience what I mean, or what I want them to do. I'm sure with 20 years of experience, you would have experienced much the same.
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        • Profile picture of the author yoges09
          thanks but india is not enough so i will choose english and not hindi
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          • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
            Originally Posted by yoges09 View Post

            thanks but india is not enough so i will choose english and not hindi
            Good stuff. In that case, Yogesh, what I'd do in your shoes is explore business models - as mentioned - that are less reliant on the written word. While your English is certainly fine, writing as a marketer requires an understanding of linguistic nuances, and - in a nutshell - having a firm enough grasp of the language to accomplish many relevant tasks. Whether this involves writing content for a squeeze page or even a seemingly simple meme. Not only that, but you'll find it essential to identify with the target market, and vice versa. Always a trial if language is a bit of a barrier. It's not an impossible task, certainly, but I think you'll struggle at present.

            Take a look around WF and investigate models, as I say, that are less reliant on writing content. Plenty exist!

            Cheers,

            Tom
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  • Profile picture of the author icoachu
    If you want to hit T1 countries, you can't avoid content-based promotions unless you're going to be buying traffic.

    The good news is you can hire native english speakers

    Considering that online content is a race to the bottom, it's not uncommon to find HIGH QUALITY content from TOP US UNIVERSITY graduate Native English Speakers for 3 CENTS per word or less

    Don't be afraid to INVEST in your business

    Treat it like a business!
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  • Profile picture of the author yoges09
    thanks you all i have both option now and was not aware about before . thanks a lot
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