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The (real) Secret - Kurt - 06-20-2020 Here's a real potent "secret" for building a business online. But like learning to play an old blues song, it's simple but it isn't easy. And the secret is...building a small team of like-minded people with the sole purpose of promoting the others. Back in about 2002 there was a group of about 4-5 pretty well known IMers. They all lived in the same city and they'd meet in a little room and talk about how they could promote the other person. They understood that if I said "I'm the greatest" it wouldn't be nearly as effective as someone else saying "Kurt's the greatest". They would promote each other without affiliate links and say things like, "These aren't affiliate links". There's other benefits like 5 people can get email subscribers 5 times faster and quickly multiply their reach. That's pretty simple, but it isn't easy. Here's the hard part:
RE: The (real) Secret - Jeffery - 06-20-2020 Truer words were never spoken. I would also add that everyone should have a Vested Interest. I have learned from experience (positive and negative) each person should have a financial investment in the business, especially a business with an expectation of financial gain. RE: The (real) Secret - Kurt - 06-20-2020 (06-20-2020, 01:05 PM)Jeffery Wrote: Truer words were never spoken. I would also add that everyone should have a Vested Interest. I have learned from experience (positive and negative) each person should have a financial investment in the business, especially a business with an expectation of financial gain. I agree, especially if you are true partners. There's also a lot of casual teams that can be formed. Here's an example than all skill levels could do, finding the right matches is the key:
This makes sense and sounds easy. But finding people (let alone 5) that are dependable and in this for the long term are hard to find. Also, these types of teamwork shouldn't be a main marketing plan. It should just be part of a daily marketing routine. How long does it take to share someone's posts? (Hint: It isn't the time. It's the discipline.) RE: The (real) Secret - Claire Koch - 07-05-2020 I absolutely love that idea Kurt. Reminds me of WSO I bought where they trained me to get my products on the bonus pages of all the launches happening. And then of course the launchers would post on your bonus areas as well. A little less organized then what you are suggesting. People helping people and that works when everyone agrees to do it together. Be a great area for this forum Promotion Groups or something. |