Do you believe in the easy "push button" more than "hard work"?

There's no such thing as a push button method. Running a IM business is just that..a business! You have to create a following, build relationships, have great & innovative products that will add value to your niche. You want people to buy from your for years to come, not just one-time. The only people who search for push buttons are people who are lazy and are usually the ones who complain and give up after a short period of time. If you treat IM seriously and not just for monetary gain,you will have much success!

I agree with you. I think maximum newbie makes this mistake at the early stage of their journey. They thought that they would be huge within very short period of time. Think about it again bro. There is no place to be huge within very short period of time in this vast field. You need to start your journey with whatever you know. When you would start your journey and if you have desire to get succeed then you better know what should do and what should not do.

One thing is sure : what sounds to good to be true, it is to god to be true. People who are new in the Internet marketing and business usually fall for this promises and spend money on products which will do more harm than good. Every good thing in life can be obtained only by hard work.

There are two sides to the "push button" (PB) idea of making
money. I've made money online using the PB method.

I bought a software that spit out websites that made me a
lot of money from Adsense. Of course this doesn't work
as easily as it did back then but the fact is, it was about
the easiest money I made online.

There was one marketer, new, fresh and young who was
smart enough to get some well-known people to create
a product for him for free and used their fame to make
a lot of money--that was easy money.

Saying that there are no easy ways to make money
is like saying that money cannot make you happy.
Tell that to the homeless guy and he'll laugh in your
face. Tell that to the billionaire and he'll agree with
you.

So that statement that money cannot make you happy
can be true or false depending one how much money
you already have.

I've sweated blood writing sales letters which made me a lot
less money than products I created in just a few hours.
I got paid once (maybe my fault) writing those sales
letters but I got paid over and over again for the
products I created.

The point here is that hard work doesn't always
translate into success and more money. If you
are rowing with one oar you'll be doing a lot of
hard work and keep going in circles.

I'm all for hard work and the work ethic, but
to say that there are no easy ways and
shortcuts is just not true. There are easy ways
to make money and there are hard ways, and most
people want to think that there are only easy ways
hence the sales angle.

-Ray Edwards

Although most people will say that they don`t believe in push button riches it is not actually true

If it were true then so many push button riches products would of never been released

These idiots that sell all the push button riches products know there market and they know with the right marketing and a killer sales copy they will sell thousands of dollars worth of products

Do you remember that product "stripped down profits" i think it`s called?

Well another forum im part of we were discussing how bad this product looks with all the fake strippers pretending to be successful online marketers that have made millions

There were quite a few people from the forum that said they actually bought the product

I was pretty amazed that they bought into it as some of them were not exactly complete newbies either

All these push button riches products are complete garbage however the sick thing is, is that people still buy them

Paul

That's like asking if I believe in unicorns more than horses. If I had my way, there would be unicorns everywhere, especially the cool flying kind, but that just isn't the case. The same goes for push button get rich quick programs.

There can be push button riches...but it requires a lot of hard work that leads up to that!

Like if you worked for 5 years on building a list: All you have to do after that is to keep the list happy and email them the best of the best products!

I don't believe all "magic button" softwares can make anyone get rich overnight.

Everyone who want to be rich through the internet marketing, must make a good business plan, implement and evaluate it. This definitely need hark work to complete a goal. Maybe 2 - 5 years. Persistence is the key to success an online business.

So don't waste your money for any "magic button" softwares.

Push button courses exist because people, mainly newbies, want to believe they work. Buying that stuff is part of the rites of passage in business, especially online marketing. But after the first few, many people realize they've effectively paid the "stupid tax" and have gone on to work at building legit businesses rather than some drive-by system that never had a chance to begin with.

One must remember that the people selling 'autopilot' and 'pushbutton' systems are selling a fantasy, not a money making method. It is a different niche altogether, more comparable to selling novels and pornography than practical marketing guides. The main target market are people that on a deep level think they cannot succeed at IM but would like fodder for their fantasies of success. That's why the sales pitch often involves things like sums of money being added together (I made $435 on my first day, $661 on my second, $15444 by the end of the month) - an easy way to fantasize because it feels almost realistic and tangible.

Truth is, it does take a lot of hard work to succeed in marketing. Not necessarily direct hard work, but a lot of time spent developing the empathy and understanding of your target market required to get real money from them. The people selling autopilot methods (just like the PUAs and many of the weight loss/fitness product sellers) know that many people want a fantasy MORE than they want real results that take time and effort and original thought. That is the secret that gave them success. Arriving at that secret and developing its potential is work, whether you call it that or not - it takes a lot of trial and error and thought - and the same goes for anybody getting consistent success in a niche.

To expand on that, the only reason to fail at IM is to lack understanding of your target market. If you lack social skills there is a very high chance you will fail at IM, because you will fail to treat your visitors/market as human beings (even if you don't realise that). It's a shame because IM attracts many people who lack social skills (because it's behind the computer), and then they cannot get any real success and don't understand why.

If you're serious about success on the internet you need to research and come up with unique spins on what you discover, pushbutton methods will never last or make a real income. If you feel you are unable to be creative or perform social research then you would do well to either change your mindset or give up entirely.

If you see any Push button methods, stay away from them. They will have beautiful words to attract you but they will lead you towards failure. Hard works always paid.

I've fallen to this trap a couple of times...yet, you know, you definitely get to know the chops of the business...and, yes, a well-convened and constructed plan will most definitely help your business rise. That being said, it's usually all the weeks and months of getting the initial start-up of the business that bears the more arduous moments...once you've gotten it all out-on-the-table, so to speak...I guess the ride gets a bit more comfortable!

All the Best, fellow warriors!

- AllRoundBanners

push button is a bait to get newbies
all good site need hardwork/smartwork, no push button can create these ROI sites

None of that pushbutton stuff ever works. It all takes effort even if someone drops a good business model right in your lap. This is why so many fail to make a living online.

Almost all ads have some hypes in it. Question is, what have you bought the product for? Is it for serving a particular purpose or a push button to recharge your bank balance? The first one works. Second one not. Then you have to use the right product to the right services. For an example, if you buy a link building wp plugin to build links and promote clickbank products, you are dreaming. On the other hand, buy a developer version of the link building plugin and sell it to your offline clients to boost their site's SEO. It's just an example. There are hundreds of examples like this. So, applying the information or product absolutely depends on you.

Did you try a product exactly what it says before you say it's fake? People basically build products in 3 ways-

1. Modify other's products, make a new one and sell. Both the products basically do the same. So, if you don't like one, you'll not like the other one too.

2. Find some real needs of a group of people and sell solutions to them.

3. Build a product from their money making experience.

You can't judge a product unless you follow it 100%. If a software doesn't work or a pdf doesn't open, contact their support. If you really don't like at all, ask for refund.


Absolutely right. That must be chosen by you. And it's no product maker's fault. No product is bad just because you didn't like it or the product doesn't show "RIGHT BUSINESS MODEL" for you.

I have a plan of using the product first. I buy it. I use it. I make money with it. Always. Thanks to all the sellers that sold to me and all the affiliates that mailed me even if many of they were spams. All of them led me to some new ideas to make money.

in the beginning of my IM career I bought some push button product , but now I buy products that support my business, so no instant money. Everybody knows that right now, because I'm sure that people in IM niche are getting more savvy day by day. =)