Why is "Opportunity" Internet Marketing a good idea?
Typically I see the Internet as a marketing, advertising, communication and distribution channel to reach more people who happen to spend time on the Internet.
It makes sense to me to try to reach people this way assuming you have a quality product or service and/or a backend which can service people over the long term and build mutual economic relationships.
I see a lot of what IM opportunity people focus on is 'getting leads'.
Seems a lot of people here are lead getting experts.
The question is, what are you providing of true quality to make the most of those leads and build a business which would eventually not need you? (by creating a system of giving the market what it needs over a long term as their tastes, demands and needs change over time)
What reasoning would you say that building your career, expertise and livelihood on finding cracks in the system or selling people things without ensuring their progress and growth (in a real way) is a good idea?
I've been in this situation (learning and testing IM approaches) and feel like the answer was (for me).. that I want to make money on my own terms (without a boss telling me what to do) and I hope to build a system of making money so I don't really have to work, AND I did not know what ELSE I could really do!!
I have the perception that most business related technical skills can be self taught and I suspect people love being tech based direct response advertising experts because you can have a direct hand in your money making and not need to wait too long for results to tweak your approaches.
I could not really get myself to dive into this approach because if I did, I would be worried I would be stuck doing it indefinitely and not have time to figure out how to grow a high value based strategic business if I was too busy 'hustling' and gaming the Internet systems. Constantly being in semi-addict mode clicking for my stats and constantly submerged in numbers to make a living.
Generally, I am pretty burned out at intense computer activities. I used to think I could do them indefinitely, but now I realize it's a real drain and most of the stuff is really what you would hire someone else do to as THEIR job. For me, I want to be as strategic as possible and use real human relationships as the basis of value in my business. Not burning through nameless, faceless leads to statistically squeeze money from them and then say "good luck!"
Maybe I'm missing something, I would love to hear any deeper insights why following these approaches are a good idea from a business and future life sustaining viewpoint.
And for those who have created strategic based businesses, what's your viewpoint of how IM opportunity skills merge with strategic business functions?
It makes sense to me to try to reach people this way assuming you have a quality product or service and/or a backend which can service people over the long term and build mutual economic relationships.
I see a lot of what IM opportunity people focus on is 'getting leads'.
Seems a lot of people here are lead getting experts.
The question is, what are you providing of true quality to make the most of those leads and build a business which would eventually not need you? (by creating a system of giving the market what it needs over a long term as their tastes, demands and needs change over time)
What reasoning would you say that building your career, expertise and livelihood on finding cracks in the system or selling people things without ensuring their progress and growth (in a real way) is a good idea?
I've been in this situation (learning and testing IM approaches) and feel like the answer was (for me).. that I want to make money on my own terms (without a boss telling me what to do) and I hope to build a system of making money so I don't really have to work, AND I did not know what ELSE I could really do!!
I have the perception that most business related technical skills can be self taught and I suspect people love being tech based direct response advertising experts because you can have a direct hand in your money making and not need to wait too long for results to tweak your approaches.
I could not really get myself to dive into this approach because if I did, I would be worried I would be stuck doing it indefinitely and not have time to figure out how to grow a high value based strategic business if I was too busy 'hustling' and gaming the Internet systems. Constantly being in semi-addict mode clicking for my stats and constantly submerged in numbers to make a living.
Generally, I am pretty burned out at intense computer activities. I used to think I could do them indefinitely, but now I realize it's a real drain and most of the stuff is really what you would hire someone else do to as THEIR job. For me, I want to be as strategic as possible and use real human relationships as the basis of value in my business. Not burning through nameless, faceless leads to statistically squeeze money from them and then say "good luck!"
Maybe I'm missing something, I would love to hear any deeper insights why following these approaches are a good idea from a business and future life sustaining viewpoint.
And for those who have created strategic based businesses, what's your viewpoint of how IM opportunity skills merge with strategic business functions?
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