This is the best business idea guaranteed!

Why do many people do it? Because they're idiots. Same reason the vast majority of people who try Internet marketing fail.

The best way to make money online is to build a business that genuinely provides value to a targeted group of people. Then scaling and growing that business.

Some "Gurus" will tell you that's how to do it. Just buy this training that shows how to make your own IM product and so on....how about you just stick to the niche that works for you. IM just happens to be the most saturated, so 99% of newbies get caught up in it, then blow all of their money trying to promote less than valuable products to other newbies with shiny object syndrome.

The IM market is the easiest to get into as well. With places like the WF making it easy for people to pump out products every single day, and platforms like JVZoo, and W+ being predominantly IM product filled, there aren't really any other niches with that type of accessibility.

I think you're qualified to join them.

"Get a 2016 Mustang in 24h After Reading This Report"

you know it will sell, but if you dont tell your readers exactly
how to do it, you will get 89% refunds, and will be banned
from clickbank

thats the problem with your idea, it has to actually work

win-win is when everybody makes a profit, not only you.

That's the difference between "Business" and "BS"

I have been promoting CPA offers for over 16 years. More specifically, I mainly promote PPL (pay per lead...lead generation) offers. This is because there is no credit card / purchase required to complete an offer. All a user has to do is fill out a form, so conversion rates are typically much higher than an offer that require a purchase.

I also promote free signup (dating for example), free trials +s/h (ecig, weigh loss. etc) and a very small number of offers that require a purchase.

Everything I promote is based on offers that are going have the path of least resistance to getting conversions and will have the highest conversion rate.

For me, make money online offers aren't even close and I have no interest in them.

By no means am I say it doesn't work, there are guys killing it. But the average person has little chance of making it happen. Statistically, something like 90%+ fail with in 4 months. So I wouldn't agree that selling MMO products is the way to go.
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It really depends which marketplace you are in. For example, on Facebook the best products are about Facebook. On YouTube, the best products are about YouTube, ie. how to get more views, more subscribers, etc.

So I would say be platform specific whatever you intend to market, and be passionate about it!

Some time ago, I saw a video ad with a gooroo wannabe sitting in a hot sports car with an even hotter girl in the driveway of an impressive McMansion. Something looked familiar, so I indulged my curiosity and did a little digging.

Long story short, the McMansion was for sale and the video shot during an open house. The car and the girl were both rentals.

It may appear that the best way to make money is to swipe someone else's work and fake your success, but that's at least partly because that's what you want to see. Get out of the sketchy parts of the IM neighborhood and you'll find real people building real sustainable moneymaking businesses.

It's all about providing value to your Marketplace. If/when you do that, people will happily pay for what you're offering.

As Eben Pagan put it, instead of trying to get 1 Million people to give you a dollar, provide $100 worth of valuable information as ask for $10 in return.

Jonathan

"lol so why do many people do it?"

Because they're lost souls that want to really take the easiest way out to succeed. But, they never end up succeeding.

I think too many people are hung up on getting money the easy way that they don't know that it actually takes work to succeed. And only when you start a business that genuinely provides value to a targeted group of people, like Gambino said, will you see success.

Other than that, it's all B.S.

read up on them and see if they make money outside of IM.

it's easy to discover if they do or not..


-Ike Paz

Actually you do make sense .... I see most of the products offered is about making money online ... and then later after buying, you go and create the next "make money online" product to sell .... its a cycle.

They do it because they erroneously believe, as you do, that "The best way to make money online is to sell 'how to make money online' products."

This forum is all about making money online so that's what you're exposed to when you're here . . . however . . .

There is a huge marketing world out there in which millions of products and services are sold every day that has nothing to do with making money.

You've got blinders on and you're only focusing on one tiny corner of the worldwide Internet marketplace.

Please don't go into anything related to making money - with your mindset you will fail.

Steve

So, you're admitting you're just going to copy someone else's product and sell it as your own? Ok.

I see you've checked your morals at the door. Even if you do this when people get the product, if you've copied anyone's of significance, they'll eventually find out. Then you'll have charge backs out the wazoo.

I'm guessing the mustang is leased?


Bill


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from my experience
the diet niche is much bigger, a little tougher to start with, but can be a goldmine with the right product & marketing

the dating niche is the easiest to sell as affiliates,
compared to the "easy make money online", the competition on the make money is moving fast, and every good move is copied by several people

If your IM product can make the person who buys it money consistently, then you are able to make a lot of sales and get positive reviews.

Rehashing someone else's IM product and passing it off as your own information, will backfire on you. Especially if you haven't yourself made any money from applying the methods contained in their course you're rebranding as your own work.

Your clients won't get the financial results promised in your course and your name and reputation will get tarnished in your niche, before you can even grow your online business

Doing what you suggest may make you some quick cash, but it won't build a sustainable business. What will you do when your customers catch onto you and realize your product is a sham? You'll have probably spent the cash you made, and wrecked any trust you may have built online. Who will trust you to buy from you again? It's better to build something honest that works if people actually do it, than to mislead them for a quick buck.

Incidentally, I've never been impressed by those photos and videos of people with their shiny new cars. It just seems arrogant, and like they're saying they're better than their potential customers because they have that car. I don't like it.

I DID make a video of my cat rolling around in a pile of cash once (I'd spiked the cash with catnip beforehand), and it was pretty funny. But, I only used it for my amusement and my family's. It was never a marketing ploy, though I suppose it could be used for one if I wanted to go that route. The Internet seems to LOVE cats.

Not quite understand your post, OP. Are you ranting, asking, commenting, or what?

People have been doing that stuff since ... 1995

What else is new?

Maybe it's popular way, but not the honest one. As for me it's more better to create something personal and make money with it. Let others copy you.

And if you are really smart you will know which of these to buy and some might actually help you (most will be the same thing repackaged)

This "making money" niche still popular and always hot from 9x till now. Everyone want to make money

Focusing on solving people's problem, and that's how money is made. Of course teaching people how to make money online is also a way to generate money on the internet, but scamming people with useless course with the intention to take their money is not only not going to work, it's outright unethical.

You might make a few bucks to begin with but people will quickly see that you're just another 'guru' dishing out rubbish to make a fast buck. That is not a sustainable business.

And it won't do your reputation any good.

i think i should start a new program:
how to take everybody
off the IM marketing cocaine

and start making some real money

they all have that angle: BUT

did they actually deliver?

I guess the flashing of Money and exotic cars stil work. I saw someone doing it at Warrior +.

Kind of took me for a loop. But still it is not effective as it once was. I will never be able to grasp my head around it. I know Alex Jeffrey still does it. Of course he does back it up.
But still a big turnoff to me


- Robert Andrew

Hey

You need to Provide tons of Value to make sales. it would be GREAT to make something that help people and solve their problems instead of stealing other's work. if you want to make a millions dollar online you need to figure out how to provide 1 million dollar of value to your clients.

Give something important to people

You can sell something to people BUT nobody will buy shit from you. If you have a Great idea and audience this why not launch your own product and make sales.

I think any business that makes you a profit is a good one. Many needs to be provided today more so than ever before.

RE: "Record a video with yourself flashing cash and a nice care and sales start rolling in."
My opinion: People today are actually looking for legitimate ways to make money online, and flashing cash and a nice car just screams "I am a scam."
If you are a network marketer, people would want an insight to your 'process' and see the timeline from where you started to how much you were able to make 4-6 months after, then annual growth of income. People would actually want to see the success replicated by your downline.

RE: "I see tons of people take someones money making strategy and just sell it themselves. "
My opinion: They would have to demonstrate that they were able to 'duplicate the success themselves' and not just regurgitate the strategy. They should show their own proof of income.

Many people could try this scam but I doubt it if many would also be earning real money.

I see those cash and car stuff posted in instagram sometimes but they don't convince anyone. Who would actually want their name associated with something so ridiculous? It would destroy their credibility.

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