How To Make $1,100,000 in 39 Days

Hi Warriors,

This isn't my formula but I think it's worth
learning from, here's what he said:

"My plan was to fly under the radar as long
as I could ... and be a nice guy, so that
people would like me"

Yes, if you recognize the quote, it's from
Bob Crowley, winner of the latest Survivor
series.

He explained further by saying that he
stayed under the radar, he made himself
needed by utilising the skills that he had,
he tried to make people's lives more
comfortable and easier.

If you had watched the series, he made
a couple of fake immunity idols which looked
so darn real the staff of the show had
admitted that it looked like something they
would have made... as revealed by the
host, Jeff Probst.

How does this apply to internet marketing?
I'll break down that quote and say how I
think it applies to me.

"Fly under the radar" - you don't HAVE to
use all the latest buzz and hyped up stuff
like Traffic Explosion, Google Bazooka, etc
(those aren't real product names, by the way)
You don't even need to draw all the attention
to yourself by claiming that you made how
much money over how many days - unless
it's real.

You don't have to try to convince others
that you are the right one all the time...
let others take the hits if they so want to
make their thoughts heard.

My lesson: Don't buy so many products,
a lot of them are hype - even though hype
works for sales - use the ones that are lying
quietly in the hard disk and make money with
them.

"As long as I could" - when the stuff that
you promote or teach to other people
genuinely help people and have been useful
to them, there's a good chance that they'll
remember who showed it to them. If you've
been doing it right, people will start flocking
to you as an expert even without you telling
them that you are one...

"Be a nice guy, so that people would like
me" - People buy from those that they like
and trust... so it's definitely important they
like you for who you are and for what you
can provide.

I personally like the part where he made
the fake idols and he revealed that he made
them by taking bits and pieces throughout
the game from different places... he used
the skills that were handed down to him
from his mother.

This taught me that you just need to use
a little creativity on your part, pay a little
more attention to what's around you, use
the little things that you already have...
put them together and you could turn the
tides to your advantage.

I don't watch Survivor all that much but
there's so much to learn this season from
the way the people handle themselves that
I couldn't help watching and waiting to see
if the things they did turned in their favour
or not.

Using that strategy netted Bob not only
the Million Dollar Prize, it netted him an
extra $100,000 for being the favourite
player as voted by the general public.

You can read more about it here for a
quick run-through of the last few moments
of the Survivor series.

What do you think?