Robert Allen discusses building an Internet marketing business in his book Multiple Streams of Internet Income. The Second Edition of this book is well worth reading.
While Allen does not put it in these terms, my description of this process below is based on his ideas.
You see, depending on your job as your sole source of income is asking for trouble. Gone are the days of lifetime employment, or pensions that make retirement worthwhile. To succeed in today’s financial market you must accept that depending on your job for a living is simply begging for a life of poverty.
In my Work Sucks blog series, I discuss the need for each of us to develop multiple streams of income. Imagine a trickle of water rolling off the rocks at the tops of a mountain. This trickle joins other trickles of water to become a stream. As the water flows off the mountain the streams join forces to create a river, and then flow out to sea.
Your income streams are like those trickles. You don’t need to look for a river of income from one source to create wealth. Instead, focus on finding a way to create a small trickle of income. For example, selling $100 worth of household items on Ebay every month. Add to that a trickle of income from selling $100 worth of used books on Amazon, perhaps $50 monthly from completing online paid surveys, and perhaps $200 worth of commissions from affiliate marketing sales. These four trickles of income have suddenly grown to a stream of $450 per month in income.
How many times could you repeat this process? And, how many streams of income would it take to equal your job income?
Look for the opportunity to create multiple streams of income on the Internet. Once you have reached a level that is equal to your job income you can either decide to quit your job or use this extra income to build a capital base for investing in appreciable assets such as real estate and stocks. The positive cash flow from these investments can then become a source of passive and portfolio income, as described by Robert Kiyosaki in his book Rich Dad, Poor Dad.
Opportunities to start creating multiple streams of income are everywhere. You just have to look, and then apply yourself to learning how to make them work for you.
Ron Taylor
Your Work Sucks! Super Hero
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Wednesday
This Is My Formula for Online Success
Using the Internet to build a successful home-based business is all about directing traffic to your website.
Check Out Over 1,000 Money Making Opportunities In One Spot
During the past two years I have learned that success in online marketing of any opportunity comes from adhering to a simple formula.
Your Passion + A Niche Market + Valuable Products = Success
Let’s break the formula down into bite size chunks.
First, your passion is what you love to do; what you love to talk about; and, what you may consider your expertise.
Second, a niche market is a small portion of the total population of Internet users that may share your passion. For example, if you have a love for tropical fish, your niche market would be other Internet users who love tropical fish.
Third, a valuable product is something your readers would benefit from having. Consider your tropical fish passion and niche market. A valuable product for this crowd may be something like a guidebook on how to prevent diseases, or perhaps a directory of wholesale fish providers. Whatever the product or service you suggest to your customer, you would be wise to focus on products deemed valuable by your niche market.
You see, Internet marketing fortunes are being built every day on this simple formula. Find your passion, tie that passion to a niche market, and offer that niche market valuable products.
One of the best ways to communicate your passion is to use a blog. There are hundreds of free blogging opportunities available on the Internet, and you can start with places like www.myspace.com, www.wordpress.com, and www.blogger.com. Another free source for sharing your passion with other Internet users is to write articles. The best place to do this, in my opinion, is with www.ezinearticles.com.
Creating a blog is not nearly as complicated as you may think, and can be as simple as a daily diary type entry, or as complicated as a news clearinghouse, like The Drudge Report.
The great thing about blogs is that you do not have to be an Internet guru or computer programmer to make them work. And you don’t have to write like J.K. Rowling to gain a following. As long as you are blogging about your passion, you will be fine.
People are hungry for information. Be true to your readers. Stay focused on your blog topic, and you will find success.
Over the past few years I have tried and failed in a boat load of Internet income opportunity programs. By following my formula for success you can avoid my years of trial and error and shortcut your way to quality traffic to your product and opportunity offers.
Click Here To Watch A 17 Minute Video Showing How One Man Makes Over $100k Monthly!
Ron Taylor mentors home business entrepreneurs who are serious about building successful Internet Marketing businesses.
Check Out Over 1,000 Money Making Opportunities In One Spot
During the past two years I have learned that success in online marketing of any opportunity comes from adhering to a simple formula.
Your Passion + A Niche Market + Valuable Products = Success
Let’s break the formula down into bite size chunks.
First, your passion is what you love to do; what you love to talk about; and, what you may consider your expertise.
Second, a niche market is a small portion of the total population of Internet users that may share your passion. For example, if you have a love for tropical fish, your niche market would be other Internet users who love tropical fish.
Third, a valuable product is something your readers would benefit from having. Consider your tropical fish passion and niche market. A valuable product for this crowd may be something like a guidebook on how to prevent diseases, or perhaps a directory of wholesale fish providers. Whatever the product or service you suggest to your customer, you would be wise to focus on products deemed valuable by your niche market.
You see, Internet marketing fortunes are being built every day on this simple formula. Find your passion, tie that passion to a niche market, and offer that niche market valuable products.
One of the best ways to communicate your passion is to use a blog. There are hundreds of free blogging opportunities available on the Internet, and you can start with places like www.myspace.com, www.wordpress.com, and www.blogger.com. Another free source for sharing your passion with other Internet users is to write articles. The best place to do this, in my opinion, is with www.ezinearticles.com.
Creating a blog is not nearly as complicated as you may think, and can be as simple as a daily diary type entry, or as complicated as a news clearinghouse, like The Drudge Report.
The great thing about blogs is that you do not have to be an Internet guru or computer programmer to make them work. And you don’t have to write like J.K. Rowling to gain a following. As long as you are blogging about your passion, you will be fine.
People are hungry for information. Be true to your readers. Stay focused on your blog topic, and you will find success.
Over the past few years I have tried and failed in a boat load of Internet income opportunity programs. By following my formula for success you can avoid my years of trial and error and shortcut your way to quality traffic to your product and opportunity offers.
Click Here To Watch A 17 Minute Video Showing How One Man Makes Over $100k Monthly!
Ron Taylor mentors home business entrepreneurs who are serious about building successful Internet Marketing businesses.
Friday
Weekly Leader Brief
This is an important company update from Ron Taylor.
“It is one of the most beautiful compensations of life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself.” -- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson’s quote epitomizes my personal philosophy in life and business--we help ourselves by first helping others. The purpose of this Weekly Leader Brief is to keep you informed of the progress we are making as a team. I challenge you to adopt a similar approach in the building of your personal downline. Together, we can make a difference.
Team Statistics as of July 6:
Overall Nutronix Group Volume: 446 PV (June)
Overall Berry Tree Group Volume: 120 PV (June)
New Members Since 1 June: 28
Precious2 Group:
Group Size: 4
Group Volume: 70 PV
Gllenza Group:
Group Size: 4
Group Volume: 70 PV
Arbaenterprise Group:
Group Size: 2
Group Volume: 80 PV
These numbers reflect growth over a 5-week period of promotion. The AutomaticBuilder system works, although it does require effort in the form of sending out permission emails, writing free ezine articles, making contributions in various forums and blogs, buying guaranteed tour takers, and the directing of prospects to an AutomaticBuilder recruitment page.
I will continue to recruit and move new members into the personally sponsored downline of active leaders. An active leader is defined as a member who has set a monthly autoship of at least 40 PV.
My Vision:
Each of us has different, or perhaps similar, goals in this business. Personally, I want to create enough commissionable volume to equal my current job income. This will allow me to live off my current job income while I direct my Nutronix income into various investment vehicles. According to the information I have received from various members and my analysis of the Nutronix pay plan, this goal is highly doable and realistic.
The ultimate goal for me is to achieve wealth, as defined by Robert Kiyosaki in his book Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Basically, Kiyosaki contends you have achieved wealth when your passive and portfolio income equals your living expenses. Passive and portfolio income is derived from stock dividends, interest income, positive cash flow from real estate, and residual income from automated business models—such as Nutronix International. Reaching Kiyosaki’s level of wealth forms a solid foundation for continued financial growth or retirement, in accordance with your personal goals.
The one thing to keep in mind with this business is that it will not happen overnight. It takes at least 90 days to start seeing an income, and then that income will vary according to how much commissionable volume you have in your matrix and personally sponsored downline. In Nutronix, you must also be set on autoship for at least 40 PV per month to qualify for commissions, and I applaud the efforts of those who have made this financial commitment to their business.
As one of our leaders, this business takes patience, persistence, and promotion.
The patience and persistence part of this equation are natural character traits. We all come with varying degrees of patience and persistence. The best thing to do in these two areas is to maintain a long-term perspective and keep plugging away at building your organization. In this regard I have set September 1 as a date for an initial assessment of my business. I have resolved not to pass judgment until then. At that point, I will evaluate my progress in relation to my personal goals, and adjust my activities accordingly. For example, if I have not reached my 90-day recruitment goals at this time, I will refocus my efforts and try again.
While I can’t speak on behalf of your personal goals, I encourage you to set recruitment and group volume goals for yourself, and try to withhold your self-assessment for at least 90 days.
As for the promotion component of this success formula, I am modeling my behavior after those who have gone before me. What works for others will work for me also.
To join my team of leaders, please visit:
http://www.automaticbuilder.com/bt45223
or:
http://www.wealthsearch.org
“It is one of the most beautiful compensations of life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself.” -- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson’s quote epitomizes my personal philosophy in life and business--we help ourselves by first helping others. The purpose of this Weekly Leader Brief is to keep you informed of the progress we are making as a team. I challenge you to adopt a similar approach in the building of your personal downline. Together, we can make a difference.
Team Statistics as of July 6:
Overall Nutronix Group Volume: 446 PV (June)
Overall Berry Tree Group Volume: 120 PV (June)
New Members Since 1 June: 28
Precious2 Group:
Group Size: 4
Group Volume: 70 PV
Gllenza Group:
Group Size: 4
Group Volume: 70 PV
Arbaenterprise Group:
Group Size: 2
Group Volume: 80 PV
These numbers reflect growth over a 5-week period of promotion. The AutomaticBuilder system works, although it does require effort in the form of sending out permission emails, writing free ezine articles, making contributions in various forums and blogs, buying guaranteed tour takers, and the directing of prospects to an AutomaticBuilder recruitment page.
I will continue to recruit and move new members into the personally sponsored downline of active leaders. An active leader is defined as a member who has set a monthly autoship of at least 40 PV.
My Vision:
Each of us has different, or perhaps similar, goals in this business. Personally, I want to create enough commissionable volume to equal my current job income. This will allow me to live off my current job income while I direct my Nutronix income into various investment vehicles. According to the information I have received from various members and my analysis of the Nutronix pay plan, this goal is highly doable and realistic.
The ultimate goal for me is to achieve wealth, as defined by Robert Kiyosaki in his book Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Basically, Kiyosaki contends you have achieved wealth when your passive and portfolio income equals your living expenses. Passive and portfolio income is derived from stock dividends, interest income, positive cash flow from real estate, and residual income from automated business models—such as Nutronix International. Reaching Kiyosaki’s level of wealth forms a solid foundation for continued financial growth or retirement, in accordance with your personal goals.
The one thing to keep in mind with this business is that it will not happen overnight. It takes at least 90 days to start seeing an income, and then that income will vary according to how much commissionable volume you have in your matrix and personally sponsored downline. In Nutronix, you must also be set on autoship for at least 40 PV per month to qualify for commissions, and I applaud the efforts of those who have made this financial commitment to their business.
As one of our leaders, this business takes patience, persistence, and promotion.
The patience and persistence part of this equation are natural character traits. We all come with varying degrees of patience and persistence. The best thing to do in these two areas is to maintain a long-term perspective and keep plugging away at building your organization. In this regard I have set September 1 as a date for an initial assessment of my business. I have resolved not to pass judgment until then. At that point, I will evaluate my progress in relation to my personal goals, and adjust my activities accordingly. For example, if I have not reached my 90-day recruitment goals at this time, I will refocus my efforts and try again.
While I can’t speak on behalf of your personal goals, I encourage you to set recruitment and group volume goals for yourself, and try to withhold your self-assessment for at least 90 days.
As for the promotion component of this success formula, I am modeling my behavior after those who have gone before me. What works for others will work for me also.
To join my team of leaders, please visit:
http://www.automaticbuilder.com/bt45223
or:
http://www.wealthsearch.org
Monday
How To Create Wealth
The subject of creating wealth is traditionally a popular one. It seems we all want to learn how to make and hold on to more money.
On thehome page of my website, http://www.wealthsearch.org I have posted several original articles on this subject.
Take a look and see what you may be doing wrong--or right.
On thehome page of my website, http://www.wealthsearch.org I have posted several original articles on this subject.
Take a look and see what you may be doing wrong--or right.
Four Trends That Can Make You Wealthy
The wealthiest people in the world acquired their wealth through a careful recognition and exploitation of a major trend. For example, Bill Gates took advantage of the birth of personal computers and made billions by marketing software that enabled people to use their computer. Sam Walton took advantage of a trend in retail sales and developed a self-service, discount department store concept that became Wal-Mart.
We are at the brink of four major trends. These trends are the Internet, the aging of the world’s population, the exploding home-based business market, and the growth of the wellness industry.
First, the Internet is an exciting marketplace, made up of nearly 1 billion global users. People have become accustomed to using the Internet to purchase products, and have gained confidence in its security and ease of use.
Second, the world’s population is aging. One-third of the population was born between 1946 and 1962, and over 18,000 people turn 50 years old everyday. This offers a huge market potential for people who can address the needs of older adults.
Third, the home-based business craze is sweeping the world to the tune of over 14,000 new home-based businesses starting each day. People are coming to terms with the fact that Social Security and pension funds will not allow them to enjoy a standard of living that meets their expectations. In fact, the U.S. Census Bureau estimates most people in America will retire on less than $10,000 per year.
Fourth, people around the world have become more concerned with their health. There is a current trend to spend more money on natural or organic foods, and quality supplements.
In my opinion, creating wealth has never been easier for people willing and able to recognize and capitalize on these four trends. Find an Internet, home-based business that addresses the needs of older adults, and you’ll have a winner. You can learn more about these trends and opportunities by visiting http://www.wealthsearch.org.
We are at the brink of four major trends. These trends are the Internet, the aging of the world’s population, the exploding home-based business market, and the growth of the wellness industry.
First, the Internet is an exciting marketplace, made up of nearly 1 billion global users. People have become accustomed to using the Internet to purchase products, and have gained confidence in its security and ease of use.
Second, the world’s population is aging. One-third of the population was born between 1946 and 1962, and over 18,000 people turn 50 years old everyday. This offers a huge market potential for people who can address the needs of older adults.
Third, the home-based business craze is sweeping the world to the tune of over 14,000 new home-based businesses starting each day. People are coming to terms with the fact that Social Security and pension funds will not allow them to enjoy a standard of living that meets their expectations. In fact, the U.S. Census Bureau estimates most people in America will retire on less than $10,000 per year.
Fourth, people around the world have become more concerned with their health. There is a current trend to spend more money on natural or organic foods, and quality supplements.
In my opinion, creating wealth has never been easier for people willing and able to recognize and capitalize on these four trends. Find an Internet, home-based business that addresses the needs of older adults, and you’ll have a winner. You can learn more about these trends and opportunities by visiting http://www.wealthsearch.org.
Saturday
5 Ways To Increase Your Home Value
5 Ways To Increase Your Home Value
The quickest way to improve the value of your home is to add so-called “curb appeal” to your home.
I originally ran this article at ezinearticles.com. since then it has received several hundred views, and has been featured on the homepage of several websites. I wrote it in reply to a question about flipping house for profit and how to make money without having to put a lot of time and money into home repairs. Quite simply, changing the outside appearance of a home is a great start.
As in the other income opportunities discussed on this page, flipping houses for profit is an income opportunity that should only be tried if you can develop a passion for real estate. Are you interested in real estate? Do you have the skills to make home repairs, or assess the quality of subcontracted work? Finally, do you have the financial resources and time to wait out the cyclical nature of real estate investing?
Read the article below and tell me what you think. Tell the rest of us about your best real estate transaction.
Curb appeal is a subjective judgment of your home's value based on its appearance from the street. As prospective buyers drive by your home they are essentially, "window shopping." And as any retailer can tell you, if the customer is not impressed by your display, he or she will not come in.
You can improve the curb appeal of your home by doing five simple things:
1. Spruce up the landscaping. 2. Repair sagging porches. 3. Remove or replace old fences. 4. Paint your door and trim. 5. Clean and repair old driveways.
Sprucing up the landscaping begins with trimming trees and bushes that have grown out of control or block the view from windows. Hedges should also be trimmed to appear uniform and well manicured. Finally, pull the weeds and fertilize the grass. Your overall attempt here is not to spend a fortune on landscaping, rather, you want to create the impression that the yard is neat, clean, free of any junk or trash, and is well maintained.
Sagging porches are an eyesore and tell prospective buyers a lot abut the structural integrity of your home. Take a close look at your porch from the street. Is the roofline square with the house roof? Are the steps, rails, and floor boards sturdy and in good repair? As in landscaping, your porch is immediately visible from the street and can provoke a powerful positive or negative impression of your home.
Robert Frost taught us that fences make good neighbors, but an old fence can also destroy your home's curb appeal. Over time fences lose their beauty due to loose boards, leaning posts, broken gates, and weed growth. If your fence is beyond repair, you may be better off totally removing it.
Short of repainting your entire home's exterior, it can pay you dividends in the form of enhanced curb appeal to at least paint the front door and the window and roof trim. Keep the color traditional and be sure to clean up any paint smudges or spills. Doors can also be improved by changing worn knobs with impressive looking brass knobs and knockers. You may also want to replace your house address numbers with oversize numbers that tastefully contrast with your trim paint.
Does your driveway look like the Exxon Valdez ran aground in front of your home? Cracked and greasy driveways and sidewalks are a major turnoff to homebuyers. Remove any broken down or unsightly vehicles from the property, repair cracks and fissures in the concrete, and clean the oil spills with an environmentally friendly degreaser.
Curb appeal is considered one of the top ten factors in home valuations. Before listing your home for sale, ensure the landscaping, porches, fences, paint, and driveway are cleaned and repaired. To learn more about home values, making money at home, and other income opportunities visit http://www.wealthsearch.org. Nothing sells a home faster than curb appeal.
The trick to surviving an economic crunch is to prepare by learning to spend less than you earn. Use any surplus income you have to create a safety net-that, is, cash in the bank. Ideally, this safety net should equal at least 6 months worth of your living expenses.
I know this is not realistic for most of us, and it may already be too late to prepare for some of us. If you are in the depths of an economic crunch, you have to figure out how to both cut your current spending and increase your income.
Start by cutting out the luxuries you enjoy, but could live without. This list may include dropping bad habits like smoking, drinking, gambling, eating out, and buying things to impress friends and neighbors. I know none of this sounds like fun, but desperate times.
Once you have gained control of your spending, including rampant credit card use, it is time to find sources of additional income. I don't advocate looking for a second job, but for some of us this may be a good alternative. If you can swing it, find a job working for tips so you can go home every night with some cash in your pocket. Outside the second job curse, you need to look into low cost and low barriers to entry Internet business opportunities. Look at places like Survey Savvy, Send Earnings, Helium, Clickbank, and Squidoo for blogging and paid survey opportunities.
For the long-term, get your financial act together by continuing to spend less than you earn, set up a savings plan, develop some action oriented goals, and invest in appreciable assets. To learn more about creating wealth and exploring various income opportunities, visit http://www.wealthsearch.org.
The quickest way to improve the value of your home is to add so-called “curb appeal” to your home.
I originally ran this article at ezinearticles.com. since then it has received several hundred views, and has been featured on the homepage of several websites. I wrote it in reply to a question about flipping house for profit and how to make money without having to put a lot of time and money into home repairs. Quite simply, changing the outside appearance of a home is a great start.
As in the other income opportunities discussed on this page, flipping houses for profit is an income opportunity that should only be tried if you can develop a passion for real estate. Are you interested in real estate? Do you have the skills to make home repairs, or assess the quality of subcontracted work? Finally, do you have the financial resources and time to wait out the cyclical nature of real estate investing?
Read the article below and tell me what you think. Tell the rest of us about your best real estate transaction.
Curb appeal is a subjective judgment of your home's value based on its appearance from the street. As prospective buyers drive by your home they are essentially, "window shopping." And as any retailer can tell you, if the customer is not impressed by your display, he or she will not come in.
You can improve the curb appeal of your home by doing five simple things:
1. Spruce up the landscaping. 2. Repair sagging porches. 3. Remove or replace old fences. 4. Paint your door and trim. 5. Clean and repair old driveways.
Sprucing up the landscaping begins with trimming trees and bushes that have grown out of control or block the view from windows. Hedges should also be trimmed to appear uniform and well manicured. Finally, pull the weeds and fertilize the grass. Your overall attempt here is not to spend a fortune on landscaping, rather, you want to create the impression that the yard is neat, clean, free of any junk or trash, and is well maintained.
Sagging porches are an eyesore and tell prospective buyers a lot abut the structural integrity of your home. Take a close look at your porch from the street. Is the roofline square with the house roof? Are the steps, rails, and floor boards sturdy and in good repair? As in landscaping, your porch is immediately visible from the street and can provoke a powerful positive or negative impression of your home.
Robert Frost taught us that fences make good neighbors, but an old fence can also destroy your home's curb appeal. Over time fences lose their beauty due to loose boards, leaning posts, broken gates, and weed growth. If your fence is beyond repair, you may be better off totally removing it.
Short of repainting your entire home's exterior, it can pay you dividends in the form of enhanced curb appeal to at least paint the front door and the window and roof trim. Keep the color traditional and be sure to clean up any paint smudges or spills. Doors can also be improved by changing worn knobs with impressive looking brass knobs and knockers. You may also want to replace your house address numbers with oversize numbers that tastefully contrast with your trim paint.
Does your driveway look like the Exxon Valdez ran aground in front of your home? Cracked and greasy driveways and sidewalks are a major turnoff to homebuyers. Remove any broken down or unsightly vehicles from the property, repair cracks and fissures in the concrete, and clean the oil spills with an environmentally friendly degreaser.
Curb appeal is considered one of the top ten factors in home valuations. Before listing your home for sale, ensure the landscaping, porches, fences, paint, and driveway are cleaned and repaired. To learn more about home values, making money at home, and other income opportunities visit http://www.wealthsearch.org. Nothing sells a home faster than curb appeal.
The trick to surviving an economic crunch is to prepare by learning to spend less than you earn. Use any surplus income you have to create a safety net-that, is, cash in the bank. Ideally, this safety net should equal at least 6 months worth of your living expenses.
I know this is not realistic for most of us, and it may already be too late to prepare for some of us. If you are in the depths of an economic crunch, you have to figure out how to both cut your current spending and increase your income.
Start by cutting out the luxuries you enjoy, but could live without. This list may include dropping bad habits like smoking, drinking, gambling, eating out, and buying things to impress friends and neighbors. I know none of this sounds like fun, but desperate times.
Once you have gained control of your spending, including rampant credit card use, it is time to find sources of additional income. I don't advocate looking for a second job, but for some of us this may be a good alternative. If you can swing it, find a job working for tips so you can go home every night with some cash in your pocket. Outside the second job curse, you need to look into low cost and low barriers to entry Internet business opportunities. Look at places like Survey Savvy, Send Earnings, Helium, Clickbank, and Squidoo for blogging and paid survey opportunities.
For the long-term, get your financial act together by continuing to spend less than you earn, set up a savings plan, develop some action oriented goals, and invest in appreciable assets. To learn more about creating wealth and exploring various income opportunities, visit http://www.wealthsearch.org.
Friday
Income Oppportunities Opinion
Tell me what you think.
According to U.S. Census data and IRS records, millions of people around America, and the entire world for that matter, are turning to home-based business as a way to make money at home and create wealth.
But which ones are worth a hoot?
Is the Ultimate Wealth Package any good?
How about The Rich Jerk?
Give me some feedback. Comments are open to everybody.
According to U.S. Census data and IRS records, millions of people around America, and the entire world for that matter, are turning to home-based business as a way to make money at home and create wealth.
But which ones are worth a hoot?
Is the Ultimate Wealth Package any good?
How about The Rich Jerk?
Give me some feedback. Comments are open to everybody.
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