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Common Internet Myths
Myth #1 - No one makes money on the Internet There are many Web sites making money. ActivMedia's most recent study showed that 31% of all commercial Web sites state that their site is "profitable from sales now". Of course, that also means that...
Do We Take The Internet For Granted?
One small change made a huge impact in a day in the life of Zardinia Zaffas.
I can see you right now. You’re sitting at your desk staring into the computer screen, the Internet is connected and the information is flowing like a river. If you...
The Internet is Not Everything to Everyone
When the webmaster's full-time attention is on publications on the Internet, and all full-time efforts are to increase public distribution of data posted in these publications, it is difficult not to over-concentrate. I believe most webmasters are...
The Myth-sterious Internet, still a baby after all this time
If you're like most people out there you probably think that the Internet, in its apparent prominence, is taking over the world, that is, if it hasn't already. I mean, who writes letters anymore now that e-mail is the way of the world; who uses the...
What’s New with Article-Writing on the Internet?
My marketing clients are always amazed at what happens when they write articles for the Internet. Their articles start turning up on websites, and their URLs start turning up on the search engines. It’s a formula that really works and it's a...
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Internet Time Management
Don't Waste Time Jumping From Idea to Idea. Maintain Focus and you will find yourself becoming much more successful earning a living online.
So many people jump from project to project..idea to idea..program to program wasting time and money in the process.
Focusing your energies on one solid plan is the only way you can use your time effectively.
My first few years of Internet marketing were a series of seeking the "hot" new marketing or business product. I realized that slowly, I was bleeding myself dry and not coordinating any truly effective advertising campaigns. Week to week I would sign up for the next Free program and even flip flop between programs.
Work on one project. Do everything you have to do to make that one project successful. Edit your sales letter. Create new headlines. Put up multiple follow-up letters. Try new ads. Sign up new affiliates. Keep working on it.
It takes enough of your time to advertise one program, much less 4 or 5. It takes enough money just to get your first web site established. Don't divide your attention and money on several ventures.
This most assuredly results in failure for these programs.
The most important thing you can do to properly
utilize your time is to develop and stick to a daily plan. Draft one up, take the time and make a realistic daily plan. Make sure you have the time you allocate each day and stay with the plan you have developed for yourself.
Some projects will, at first, seem overwhelming and therefore discouraging. Over coming this hurdle is the key that separates the good from the not so good.
Most people will not focus long enough on a project to see it through to conclusion. Others begin a project and leave it to sit..restlessly wanting to get back to it, but telling themselves it's to difficult.
Break your tasks down into comfortable bits of time, work on these tasks and slowly your project will come to life.
How you got there doesn't matter...completing it does.
About the Author
A 3+ year veteran of Internet marketing, John Horsch publishes
The Workhome1.com Ezine, http://www.workhome1.com/services.htm
and owns and operates Workhome1.com. Workhome1.com has a full complement of advertising to meet the daily needs of Internet Marketers.
The Workhome1.com Ezine was established in Dec. 2001 and continues
to offer relevant and timely Internet Marketing news to it's 17,788 Subscribers.
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