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Quick Money Or Real Business?

by origin
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Knowing that the one does not necessarily exclude the other, I was wondering what percentage of warriors are more interested in "making quick bucks" vs learning how to create a long term, sustainable online business.

Who is here for the "quick buck" expecting easy money with no work and who is here for "solid business" training willing to put in the hard work?
#business #money #quick #real
  • Profile picture of the author Jan Brzeski
    Quick money =/= no work...

    In my case, first quick money (or at least, faster than normally) ==> invest into a real business.

    Working so far very well

    Get a starting budget with some fast 'methods', then invest into something serious like list building, branding etc.

    Jan
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  • Profile picture of the author origin
    Makes sense Jan! Generate some capital with the quick methods and invest in the bigger sustainable one.
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    • Profile picture of the author vickybabe
      For me building a real sustainable business has also resulted in the ability to create quick cash on demand

      I get what you mean though way too many people in here looking to make a quick buck with the least effort possible

      Hence why the shiny objects sell so well
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      • Profile picture of the author origin
        Originally Posted by vickybabe View Post

        For me building a real sustainable business has also resulted in the ability to create quick cash on demand
        This is the way I got it as well! What a lot of "shiny object" buyers do not realise is that the actual "quickest" way to make money is to build a real business. Not some "tactic" being sold as a way to get rich quick.
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        • Profile picture of the author caretaker
          Quick cash in the begening to make you believe that this I.M thing works, then go for it "steady as she goes"
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          • Profile picture of the author vickybabe
            Originally Posted by caretaker View Post

            Quick cash in the begening to make you believe that this I.M thing works, then go for it "steady as she goes"
            Yeah I get that a lot of people need that first taste for motivation. Pretty hard to work day and night on something that you are not sure even works
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  • Profile picture of the author pam2011
    It depends on circumstances. Someone with some money in the bank would probably go for the "real sustainable business" but if you're desperate you'll probably be more inclined to go for the quick money. Atleast to start with.
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  • Profile picture of the author origin
    This has me thinking. Does anyone even know the difference? A 'real' business vs quick money? How do you define the two?
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  • Profile picture of the author joshril
    The illusion of "push button" riches is what leads many people to never make anything... jumping from one thing to the next.

    When one takes a legitimate approach at building their business the right way, they will see success.

    Just because a business is online does NOT mean that the approach to getting started should be any different than any other type of business endeavor.

    Thanks,


    Josh
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    A long term business is what i seek. I want this to be my retirement income... plus my work liberation income... plus my sexual satisfaction income... plus my time freedom income. So as it is in the beginning (NOW), so it will be in the future (RETIREMENT). Quick money doesn't register in my brain. When i first started, i was looking for some "get out the hood" money. But now my mind has graduated and elevated, and this business has taken me to great heights in my life. I never thought i'd be able to visit Brazil by the time i was 25 years old... but i did.
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    • Profile picture of the author Zodiax
      Originally Posted by Randall Magwood View Post

      A long term business is what i seek. I want this to be my retirement income... plus my work liberation income... plus my sexual satisfaction income... plus my time freedom income. So as it is in the beginning (NOW), so it will be in the future (RETIREMENT). Quick money doesn't register in my brain. When i first started, i was looking for some "get out the hood" money. But now my mind has graduated and elevated, and this business has taken me to great heights in my life. I never thought i'd be able to visit Brazil by the time i was 25 years old... but i did.
      Whata motivation man...

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    I'm thinking long term, instant gratification is a dream killer. Don't feed it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Vince Rivera
    Build real business! I agree with you all that is focused on long term success... It's harder to build but that should be our main goal right?
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  • Profile picture of the author Todd Connelly
    I may be asking for a lot of information on "the real deal WSO" here, but I am very willing to work hard for my pay. I currently have 20 websites set up and I've been at this for almost 6 months... haven't seen a dime. I'm missing the big picture I guess. My sites are great looking, easily navigated sites, with great affiliate products. I use text links in the content, as well as image links in the sidebar. I have researched niche markets to try and gain the most "buyer traffic", but I think I lack the knowledge to pull major traffic in. I don't have much money for running ads, so I thought organic would kick in... but, not yet! Any advice from anybody? THANKS!
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  • Profile picture of the author BannedManosankar
    QUICK MONEY
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    • Profile picture of the author The Niche Man
      I think both has its place. Of course thinking long term most would opt for the business. But you have to have quick money to some extent to keep going. Unless you have a job that allows extra income to keep you afloat.

      I don't think quick money is impossible once you get set up, in fact that should be your goal. Now if you're talking about quick riches, that's another animal. But every brick and mortar business expects quick money once their doors open. Right? So, why shouldn't online marketers expect the same?
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      • Profile picture of the author Brett Hitchcock
        When I first started I did some quick things to get me going although some of the "quick things" wasted a lot of time as well so they weren't very profitable.

        I am using a few models that I am excited about right now and am focused on building a solid long term business.

        I drafted a business plan and I highly recommend doing that.

        It has clarified my goals and made the day to day building a lot easier and fruitful.
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  • Profile picture of the author Claire Koch
    Every body wants it easy and fast allan says created his entire business on those concepts. The strategy he used? he taught people to give people what they want in very amazing ways. Try it
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  • Profile picture of the author NobleSavage
    I'm all about slow investing with lots of research (which includes experimentation). I have a number of projects I'm involved with on-line and off. None of them would I describe as "quick" or "easy". In fact I can take a 3 year loss and use it as a tax write off (The IRS lets you declare your losses to cover up income), but those losses are truly long term investments.
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  • Profile picture of the author miklanderson2
    I'm building a long-term income, but am not past jumping on quick money opportunities when they present themselves. I then take the quick money and reinvest it into the more stable and sustainable income streams I have.
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