The Real Deal Offline Series: How To Pick The Best Offline Services To Offer!...
Hey Offliners,
Every couple of weeks, I see a post about how to pick the right offline service to offer, so today I want to give you my formula that I use to pick mine.
1. Make a list of the top five to ten hot money offline niches right now like mobile, text messaging, discount couponing etc.
2. Search the forum for reviews of wso's for each niche and then buy ONE highly rated wso about each topic.
3. Go through the wso's with a fine tooth comb. After going through each wso, then pick one that you think you will enjoy, understand and have the willingness to master.
If you can't find one that meets those criteria, then you really only have a couple of choices from there. You can either pick one that you feel you could do without hating yourself everyday.
Or...
You can pick another five or ten offline niches and repeat the process until you find one that works for you.
This is exactly what I did and continue to do in order to find services I will offer. The truth is, if you can't speak knowledgebly about a service you're offering, you shouldn't be selling it any way because you will get exposed at some point.
Plus, life is too short to do stuff that I don't like to do.
Hope this helps,
Chris Rivers
Every couple of weeks, I see a post about how to pick the right offline service to offer, so today I want to give you my formula that I use to pick mine.
1. Make a list of the top five to ten hot money offline niches right now like mobile, text messaging, discount couponing etc.
2. Search the forum for reviews of wso's for each niche and then buy ONE highly rated wso about each topic.
3. Go through the wso's with a fine tooth comb. After going through each wso, then pick one that you think you will enjoy, understand and have the willingness to master.
If you can't find one that meets those criteria, then you really only have a couple of choices from there. You can either pick one that you feel you could do without hating yourself everyday.
Or...
You can pick another five or ten offline niches and repeat the process until you find one that works for you.
This is exactly what I did and continue to do in order to find services I will offer. The truth is, if you can't speak knowledgebly about a service you're offering, you shouldn't be selling it any way because you will get exposed at some point.
Plus, life is too short to do stuff that I don't like to do.
Hope this helps,
Chris Rivers
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