What is your favorite small earner?
Hi Warriors,
I was reading a post about people not having the money to but a product, and I got to thinking about ways to make a small amount of money online.
Here's the idea:
When people say they would like to invest in your program, but they just don't have the money to do it, how would you help them get enough money to invest in your program?
I've seen MLM based systems where the idea is to start with nothing or next to nothing and earn enough to reinvest in the next level up. An example would be be the "stairstep system" with an initial investment of $5 that builds and helps invest in the next program which is a little more expensive.
I'm not talking get rich money, just enough to be able to afford your program. For example, I've made small sums of money taking surveys online. Most of them take up way too much time to be profitable, but if you were only looking for say $97 to invest in a program, it would be doable that way. Another example might be something like fiverr that would require only 20 sales to have enough for a $97 program. Do you see what I'm talking about?
Here's what I'm thinking: Someone says that don't have enough money for your program. Rather than just saying, "Sorry, I don't give away free or reduced copies of my program." you could say, "Here is a free report on how to make enough money to cover the cost of my program."
It would be:
1. better service
2. maintain the integrity of your main product
Because you're not giving away your system for free. Additionally, it would give them a way to show they are committed to doing what it takes. What do you think?
What is your favorite way to make just a small amount of money?
I'm just thinking there are a lot of people with an employee mindset, so how would you help them get enough cash to buy from you? I've already mentioned 2 things that I know are fairly easy ways to make a small amount of cash: 1. paid surveys 2. Fiverr.com Yes, there are people who make a living if not a killing with both, but for most people, they are tools for a small cash injection. I'd like to compile a list, and share it with you.
I'm interested to hear your thoughts.
Jim Waller
I was reading a post about people not having the money to but a product, and I got to thinking about ways to make a small amount of money online.
Here's the idea:
When people say they would like to invest in your program, but they just don't have the money to do it, how would you help them get enough money to invest in your program?
I've seen MLM based systems where the idea is to start with nothing or next to nothing and earn enough to reinvest in the next level up. An example would be be the "stairstep system" with an initial investment of $5 that builds and helps invest in the next program which is a little more expensive.
I'm not talking get rich money, just enough to be able to afford your program. For example, I've made small sums of money taking surveys online. Most of them take up way too much time to be profitable, but if you were only looking for say $97 to invest in a program, it would be doable that way. Another example might be something like fiverr that would require only 20 sales to have enough for a $97 program. Do you see what I'm talking about?
Here's what I'm thinking: Someone says that don't have enough money for your program. Rather than just saying, "Sorry, I don't give away free or reduced copies of my program." you could say, "Here is a free report on how to make enough money to cover the cost of my program."
It would be:
1. better service
2. maintain the integrity of your main product
Because you're not giving away your system for free. Additionally, it would give them a way to show they are committed to doing what it takes. What do you think?
What is your favorite way to make just a small amount of money?
I'm just thinking there are a lot of people with an employee mindset, so how would you help them get enough cash to buy from you? I've already mentioned 2 things that I know are fairly easy ways to make a small amount of cash: 1. paid surveys 2. Fiverr.com Yes, there are people who make a living if not a killing with both, but for most people, they are tools for a small cash injection. I'd like to compile a list, and share it with you.
I'm interested to hear your thoughts.
Jim Waller