What's the best way to learn anything…see it done first hand in front of your very eyes? That's precisely how Dave Guindon does it with his Dave's Online Videos Membership programme.
Dave is based in Canada with a background in computer science. Basically what he has done with his videos is cut out all the "Guru" hype and uses the simplest terms that anyone can understand.
The videos are helpful to all whether you are new to the Internet or have been involved in Internet Marketing for sometime. Some of the information and methods are so simple that you'll be amazed that you have never been told or found out about them before. Many people are saying that his video teaching methods and easy to understand styles are a complete breath of fresh air compared to most.
For many the best part is when David shows you, in great detail, (with videos) starting with how to sell information products on eBay, how to create an eBay "About Me Page" to generate income, how to create a newsletter, etc.etc….the list goes on.
Another advantage is that Dave can be contacted direct by email if you have any query or question that cannot be answered by a very comprehensive FAQ section.
Dave makes a video tutorial every month, so you know the information will be up to date. All show a step-by-step method on how to make money online. There are also several products available that come with resell rights included, to get you started straight away.
Watching over the shoulder of an expert who's successful in making money online via Internet Marketing and admitting to mistakes made in the past, presented in a simple easy to understand style, is well worth the $27 a month membership.
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Happy viewing!
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Wednesday, 30 September 2009
How To Choose The Best Network Marketing Mentor?
Everyone needs a mentor when trying new things. This is especially true in Network Marketing, where low start up costs and promises of "living the life of your dreams" often cause people to jump into the world of small business for the very first time. In these cases, it is very important to find the best sponsor or mentor, one that fits your personality and needs. But the 10 million dollar question is: How do you choose the BEST Network Marketing mentor?With websites full of glitz and bells and whistles it is often hard to see through all the flashing lights and uncover the people behind all the hype. But once you enter your name and email on their "capture page", you will likely begin receiving a series of autoresponder emails in your inbox. The good marketers will start branding themselves right away, letting you know more about them and what they offer their team. The poor marketers will hype their business and their opportunity. This is your first clue.
Most network marketers will include a link or two in their signature of their emails. These are usually sites you can explore to learn more about them. Study this information very carefully. What are the sites like? What is your would-be mentor like? Do they fit in with your personality? Visit the "About Me" section of their website (if there is one) and read their story. Your mentor needs to be someone you resonate with, so pay close attention to your gut on this one. Your initial reaction is usually the right one. This is your second clue.
Now is time to make contact, either by email or phone. Here is where most people get off track, wanting to learn every last detail about the opportunity. It's not that this doesn't matter, and you will certainly want to do your homework before joining any business, but what you want to find out right now is how your mentor-to-be supports their team.If you're just starting, the last thing you want is a mentor who signs you up and then never answers your phone calls again. This is rarely the case, but I have seen it happen. Ask about team trainings and the availability of one-on-one sessions. You should come away from these conversations with a good feeling about the support you would receive should you sign up. This is your third clue.
There's still more homework to do. Ask your future mentor for any testimonials from his students. Here is a little secret that I've found -- many network marketers are now getting testimonials on their sites from other entrepreneurs. While they are important (I have them, too), what's more important for you at this stage are testimonials from other students or team members. You'll want to pay particular attention to the kind of support they received when they first joined. This is your fourth clue.
One final word about choosing the best network marketing mentor. While you will require a certain amount of hand holding when you first start, ultimately you will want a sponsor who will not tell you the answers to all your questions. Does that sound ridiculous? Hold on, it makes sense.You've probably heard the old Chinese proverb, "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime." The same applies to Network Marketing. You want a mentor who will show you where to find the answers to your questions and where to get the extra training you may desire. If your sponsor spoon feeds you everything, what will you do if he or she leaves the company? You never want to be in a situation where you're totally dependent on someone else for your success!The best Network Marketing mentor is one who will help you get started out of the gate, but ultimately will empower you as an independent entrepreneur.
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Dr. Bob Clarke coaches and mentors new and experienced entrepreneurs in making money online with integrity, honesty, and professionalism. He is a marketing and branding expert who empowers his team to become successful, independent entrepreneurs. To access more of Dr. Clarke's free training, visit http://bobandrosemary.com/ Apply directly to become part of Dr. Clarke's entrepreneurial team at http://yourtimeforfreedom.com/?t=ezartArticle Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Dr._Bob_Clarke http://EzineArticles.com/?How-to-Choose-the-Best-Network-Marketing-Mentor&id=3007824
Most network marketers will include a link or two in their signature of their emails. These are usually sites you can explore to learn more about them. Study this information very carefully. What are the sites like? What is your would-be mentor like? Do they fit in with your personality? Visit the "About Me" section of their website (if there is one) and read their story. Your mentor needs to be someone you resonate with, so pay close attention to your gut on this one. Your initial reaction is usually the right one. This is your second clue.
Now is time to make contact, either by email or phone. Here is where most people get off track, wanting to learn every last detail about the opportunity. It's not that this doesn't matter, and you will certainly want to do your homework before joining any business, but what you want to find out right now is how your mentor-to-be supports their team.If you're just starting, the last thing you want is a mentor who signs you up and then never answers your phone calls again. This is rarely the case, but I have seen it happen. Ask about team trainings and the availability of one-on-one sessions. You should come away from these conversations with a good feeling about the support you would receive should you sign up. This is your third clue.
There's still more homework to do. Ask your future mentor for any testimonials from his students. Here is a little secret that I've found -- many network marketers are now getting testimonials on their sites from other entrepreneurs. While they are important (I have them, too), what's more important for you at this stage are testimonials from other students or team members. You'll want to pay particular attention to the kind of support they received when they first joined. This is your fourth clue.
One final word about choosing the best network marketing mentor. While you will require a certain amount of hand holding when you first start, ultimately you will want a sponsor who will not tell you the answers to all your questions. Does that sound ridiculous? Hold on, it makes sense.You've probably heard the old Chinese proverb, "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime." The same applies to Network Marketing. You want a mentor who will show you where to find the answers to your questions and where to get the extra training you may desire. If your sponsor spoon feeds you everything, what will you do if he or she leaves the company? You never want to be in a situation where you're totally dependent on someone else for your success!The best Network Marketing mentor is one who will help you get started out of the gate, but ultimately will empower you as an independent entrepreneur.
YourNetBiz is one of the best online business and coaching companies. For more information go to http://www.activeautoincome.com/
Dr. Bob Clarke coaches and mentors new and experienced entrepreneurs in making money online with integrity, honesty, and professionalism. He is a marketing and branding expert who empowers his team to become successful, independent entrepreneurs. To access more of Dr. Clarke's free training, visit http://bobandrosemary.com/ Apply directly to become part of Dr. Clarke's entrepreneurial team at http://yourtimeforfreedom.com/?t=ezartArticle Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Dr._Bob_Clarke http://EzineArticles.com/?How-to-Choose-the-Best-Network-Marketing-Mentor&id=3007824
Thursday, 17 September 2009
Expert Advice For Start-Up Business
Who do you go to when you have a medical problem? A first-year med student? No, you go to a professional doctor. It amazes me how many new entrepreneurs look to other “newbies” like themselves for advice.
This is what the long standing experts have to say.
Troy Olson: Prepaid Legal Services http://prepaidlegal.com/go/troyolson
“I tell new associates in the business to treat the start-up cost like they spent 100 times the actual start-up cost. Treat it like a business and it will pay you like a business. Treat it like a hobby and it will pay you like a hobby. Most people start part-time so it’s important that the time they put into their business is well-focused.
Teddy Hickox: EcoQuest International Salesmanager http://www.ecoquest.com/
“I advise people to really check out the owners of these home-based business opportunities and see what kind of background they have. Found out how many people in your state are doing well in the company you are evaluating. You should start any new business off by making sure that the company has a market niche and can handle big growth. Begin with one-to-one meetings and then do home meetings and eventually big meetings. The key to success is duplication!
Ben Neumann: Founder/President of Ad-Ventures and Icom http://www.iboost.com/ “ dedication and self-discipline make things work in life! No matter if we are talking about a relationship or a new venture, you will go through ups and downs, through happiness and fights in both areas of your life. An entrepreneur should not start his business with the motivation of becoming rich as the number one priority. If you love what you do, you can be a totally happy person without ever earning a fortune.
Anne Thornley-Brown: CEO of The Training Oasis http://www.thetrainingoasis.com/
“Don’t hang out with your own crowd. Go where your customers go. Identify a niche and target your marketing efforts there. Join the professional associations to which potential customers belong, write for their publications, and speak at their conferences. Go to trade shows. Don’t scrimp on your marketing material. Like it or not people gather first impressions based on your business card and stationery. Scrimp in this area and you may be sending an unintentional message about the quality of your service. Get advice…lots of it and don’t just go to people who’ll tell you you’re great. Seek people who will give you tough feedback and then use it to learn and grow.
Thor Christianson: CEO of Commercial Lease Solutions http://www.mrlease.com/ I market heavily on the Internet and our web site is our first impression. Initially, it was not a very good one. We’ve had to go back and start from scratch. The perception of you by your customers is essential. If you do not get the chance to show customers how good you are, you have lost. An even better tip would be not to fault your mistakes too heavily- you will make them. Smile, fix the mistake, and keep going. Persistence always pays off!
These are views and opinions from the real experts, why listen to someone who thinks they are one. Good advice.
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