If you haven't yet made money online, read this.

Making money online is all about finding a very concrete way of making few dollars online and then multiplying it! The best advice for someone who hasn't made significant amount of money online is to research 4-5 ways of making money and then decide which one you really like and go for it! Work, complete things every week, be persistent and multiply! That's it!

The WSO or plan you read about may give you an idea of how to make money online.

However, you will have to figure out how to make it work for yourself. It will take adjustment, trial and error. You probably aren't in the exact situation the person sharing the method was in that made them successful with it, so you'll have to learn what's missing and what to add for your version.

You can read about the exercise, or the kung fu move, or the way to light a scene. But when it comes time for you to actually do the thing, you'll learn there's a little more to it than that.

The map is not the territory.

The only way out is through.

Very nice share for the newbies, Barb.

I've got another one, it's an analogy Frank Kern gave many years back...

There's a guy who says he wants to be a boxer but the moment he gets hit in sparring he says, "I don't wanna be a boxer anymore!"

The truth of the matter is that building any business (online or offline) requires some risk and newbies would be wise to swallow this truth.

Regards,
Daniel

Very well said.

I see many internet marketing newbies who give it a try for a while, but eventually give up.

I've seen it happen in "blogging about blogging" community many times.

Anyway, after reading your post, this is the first thing that popped into my head:



Maybe that's because I'm a little too excited about BatmanVSuperman

absolutely agree with you, try more and more and be patient are a key.

Yeah, definitely agree with many of the posts here. Buying products left and right to satisfy some perceived "need" isn't the way to go. You have to come up with a well thought out strategy and have the discipline to stick to it, and be aware that the going is gonna get tough at times.

Newbies would likely do well to try to learn a concrete skill, like programming or content writing, and then market their services. This could possibly give them a more stable income stream, while they begin to pursue affiliate marketing and creating their own products.

Great post. Yes, you can learn a lot but application of what you've learned is something of your own.

Nice one friend, for one to make money online you have to be optimistic about positivity in actually making the money

Correct, we have to try to find out what we need to do to earn money online because we can say for sure no-one can tell us everything in detail how to make money even they are the best earner

Thanks for the tips bro. There are a lot of ways to make money online but one's needs a stronghold plan and surefire strategy to succeed.

Great post. One main distraction I find is the good is mixed in with the multitude of bad information. A newbie can easily get lost, get frustrated and quit when all they face are up sells, up sells and more up sells. If there is information to be shared, give enough to help someone out to the next level where they have a footing to expand. I'm not saying to give free information at all times, simply give some information and if there's an upsell, make sure that its correct and workable content.

Great post MODS please make this a Sticky

First comment, good advice but newbies don't heed good advice. But thanks for the positive encouragement.

The proof that noobs don't lsten can be found within this thread, those successful Warriors who readily admit they went down the shiny object/WSO/buying rabbit hole for their first couple of years...and hence their advice:

it takes time to be successful. NO, it doesn't. More in a second.

Also, number of post counts and thanks, etc. mean next to nothing. The person who had the most posts on the WF at one time was banned. There are Warriors with over 10,000 posts and tons of thanks who made it big (100k per year) and then tumbled down the mountain in a few months because of a Google change.

They were "coaches" and gurus selling their secrets, and then starting all over.

Since the Freelancer take over, we've seen organized groups, maybe just two or three, work together to post on a subject all at the same time. There are those Warriors who have only been around a couple of years and have huge post counts and thanks...why should we listen to what they say?

Then, who doesn't know what they hate or won't do? Won't do phones?... then that should eliminate every single thing that involves phones. Same about face to face selling. One doesn't need much introspection to know what they won't do.

As for the vicarious thrill seekers. In the last 100 years of information marketing, the marketer knew and understood that most buyers were not going to use and apply their info.

We called them librarians, collectors, the ones who get a buying high. They have always been the majority of buyers.

BUT, the few who DO. They don't need to fail for years.

In a discussion with Joe Karbo, he told me it was 90/10 buyers of his book to those who actually did anything, but the ones who did, found success very rapidly.

It wasn't and isn't about the HOW and WHAT...but it is always about the WHY and WHO.

The person who spends 30 to 60 days, who has come to the IM prepared and armed with even basic business understanding, exploring the options and choosing one to STICK WITH,

choosing one of the things, they WILL do (because they come knowing what they won't do)...

And stays with it for a year, providing they haven't built their sand castles on someone else's beach, like Google, or Facebook...can and should be able to generate an income equal to the Average income in their world. 18 months of focused activity on ONE thing, could be all that is needed to get the rock up the hill and over the cliff.

Anyhow, good advice OP, just like most good advice, it falls mainly on deaf ears.

gjabiz

PS. Foundation, Framework and Focus is the only shortcut.

another point,dont afraid of waste time one the above things!

Great stuff!

My turning point is when I have this paradigm shift: "stop buying, start to sell"

good advice, success comes after hours and hours of failure

its nice and hopeful way for all strugglers....