Key Principles Of Successful Online Entrepreneurs

If you’ve been out there trying to construct something online for any period of time its time to learn the Key Principles Of Successful Online Entrepreneurs.

I can only guess you’ve probably seen several different “systems” or ways being used by different leaders and different companies.

Moreover

it can be quite befuddling with all the different choices out there.

And the real question comes to your brain . . .

Finding the best

But which one is the best?

To tell the truth…

I couldn’t tell you which path is the best. The real reason that one system works great for one company may well, if transposed to another company, be a huge disaster.

We tend to think in diametric opposites as humans.

We always want to know who’s #1 at this and who’s #1 at that, or what’s the best system for this or what’s the best system for that.

When in reality the world we live in isn’t just filled black and white – right or wrong.

So what are Key Principles Of Successful Online Entrepreneurs

A few principles

Let’s take a few seconds to go through a few principles about systems:

1. The simpler, the better
2. The more focused, the better
3. The higher the price, the more human touch

First Principle

The first principle is pretty self explanatory.

The simpler the system…the easier it will be for you to pick up and achieve results.

Online business is all about learning & testing principles & strategies…

and the more complicated the process

the slower results will occur…if at all.

Second Principle

The second principle may need a little more explanation.

Out there in the world of online marketing…

there are internal systems and external systems created.

The internal systems are the company’s marketing systems and tools.

We, as marketers, have little to no control over these.

So it’s paramount that you choose a strong internal system from the beginning if you really want to give yourself a head start in creating success.

If you choose to use an external system for your marketing, make sure that it’s focused and NOT generic or has too much ambiguity

Why?

There MUST be clear continuity between your product / service and your business or you risk creating confusion and ambiguity.

If you have a system that is NOT tightly focused around your business then it becomes a system for system’s sake.

This is the “hey, join may thing…become a robot…and results will pour in!”

The system works at getting people to use the system, but in reality it’s not all that strong at really growing your personal business because the people you attracted are attracted to the system and NOT your business.

That’s NOT what you need

Business longevity happens when you teach someone to be a fisherman

rather, than just giving them a single fish.

Now if you market a product / service that people love…

BUT the only way for them to access that product is through you and only your business…

then you have something very fruitful.

As such, it’s the RELATIONSHIP that makes it strong…NOT the systems.

I’ll say it!

Focus on your one business.

Only after you make that campaign profitable…

Should you consider adding another revenue stream.

But when you’re making $50,000 a month why would you even want to.

For example, make sure your business is simple and straightforward

First Principle

The final idea to share is just that the higher the price of your company’s product or service the more human touch you are going to need to incorporate it into your marketing for it to work.

For high ticket items, over $1000, that human touch doesn’t necessarily have to be something you do personally, but it must be a part of the marketing strategy.

That’s it.

The bottom line is . . . platforms & system work and will work for you, just be sure your building YOUR business and solving problems for YOUR audience.

Bye for now,
Scott

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