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How to Do Successful Affiliate Marketing
How to Do Successful Affiliate Marketing
By Jon AlloSubmitted On December 11, 2020
Being a successful affiliate marketer can be very lucrative. You will make a percentage of sales for each item that you convince someone to buy. This means that you don't have to create a product. Here are 10 tips to help you succeed.
1. Promote Only Products You Believe In
It's so much easier telling people about products or services that you truly love and believe in. You'll have much more to say about them if you like them. You'll be able to explain the benefits so much better if you are passionate about the products.
2. Learn Traffic-Building Strategies
It's important to learn as much as you can about website traffic-building strategies. You want to push and pull as much traffic to your products as possible. It doesn't matter if it's to a sales page, or to a website with more information. You will need to build traffic using every means available to you.
3. Know Your Audience
In order to best provide good products, you'll need to ensure that you know who your audience is. If you know them well, you will know what they want in a product or service. You'll know what their problems are and find a way to offer them products that solve them.
4. Provide Value to Your Audience
Anything you offer your audience, whether free or paid, should provide value above all else. If the things you offer don't make the audience feel like they're getting more than they paid for, they're going to be unhappy.
5. Follow the Rules and Laws
Disclose that you have an affiliate relationship with the items that you promote and that you'll earn a small percentage of sales. It's the law first of all, and secondly, it's just a nice thing to do. People will not be upset about it if you let them know up front.
6. Test Different Designs and Copy
When you come up with copy, sales pages or ad designs for your promotions, make sure to test them out to find out which kind works better for your audience. Change one small thing at a time to find out which version does better.
7. Work with the Affiliate Manager
If you are promoting products that have an affiliate program and they have an affiliate manager, this is a great sign of a wonderful product. The great thing is you can work with the affiliate manager to ensure you have the marketing collateral you want to use to promote.
8. Not a Get-Rich-Quick Scheme
One thing to keep in mind as you move forward is that it's not going to happen overnight that you go from zero dollars to six figures. You can make good profits, but it will take some time.
9. Get Good at Review Writing
One way to promote affiliate products is to write great product reviews. Write them for your own content purposes, but also write them on other platforms where the product lives.
10. Be Yourself
The best thing you can give your audience is a glimpse into who you are. That's what makes you unique and special. Your audience will appreciate getting to know you, and that will make them trust you more.
Companies are happy to pay commissions to people just like you, in return for selling their products and services. You have the potential to make a great income when you choose the right niche, stay committed, and understand your audience. For a no-nonsense, kick-start guide to getting started, download my free checklist, Affiliate Marketing For Beginners at https://jonallo.com/affiliatechecklist
Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/Jon_Allo/1079948
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Affiliate Marketing, Digital Marketting, Digital Advertising, Online Promotion
Affiliate Marketing, Digital Marketting, Digital Advertising, Online Promotion
By Aryaa Lata BhattSubmitted On July 19, 2018
Affiliate Marketing
The term affiliate marketing refers to the concept whereby a merchant/dealer who is the advertiser appoints one or several advertiser/s who generate traffic or leads to the merchant's website, in order to generate larger sales. These advertisers who are typically known as affiliates are paid on the basis of either performance measure or registrations or direct sales generated by them, as may be the decided terms.
The affiliate marketer promotes the products/ services of the client merchant through various websites, blogs, posts, articles etc. directing the traffic to the merchant's website who then pays commission or remuneration to such marketer. There could be thousands of affiliate marketers for one website whose motive is to generate visitors to the website who are potential to originate sales for the website
Such a marketer makes use of analytical tools to keep track of the types of links and posts that generate actual sales.
How Affiliate Marketing Works
A merchant that wants to reach a wider base of internet users and shoppers may hire an affiliate, who could be the owner of multiple websites or email marketing lists with a wide network. He then communicates and promotes the products offered on the e-commerce platform to his network. He implements banner ads text ads and/or links on their multiple owned websites or via email to his clientele. Advertisement could be in the form of articles, videos, images, etc., which are used to draw an audience's attention to a service or product.
A visitor who clicks on one of these links or ads on the affiliate's site will be redirected to the e-commerce site. If s/he ends up purchasing the product or service, then the e-commerce merchant credits his account with the agreed commission, which could be 5% to 10% of the sale price of the product
Marketers become affiliates in a number of ways that include:
1) By enrolling in retail or e-commerce sites. Shopify, for example, has a program that lets marketers earn commissions on new buyers.
Surveying existing customers to learn their favorite products or services and then contacting those companies to inquire about such programs. For example, a small business marketing consultant might become an affiliate of an email list distribution service. The marketer receives a unique URL. They share that unique URL on social media ads, posts. When the potential buyer clicks on these URL, they get paid by the merchant.
2) Searching online for products that are relevant to the marketer's site and will appeal to the target audience. Most companies that offer such programs indicate that with as related link or "Partners" link at the bottom of their site home page.
3) Looking for potential affiliate products at program managers that include Commission Junction, ClickBank, and ShareASale.
Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/Aryaa_Lata_Bhatt/2571466
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Nuclear Engineer Reveals How Content Creators Can Get Insanely High Levels Of Engagement
Nuclear Engineer Reveals How Content Creators Can Get Insanely High Levels Of Engagement
By Troy BroussardSubmitted On December 28, 2020
If you're a content creator who wants to get exponentially more engagement, response, and "brand power" from your content, then this article will show you how.
Here is the story:
A few years ago, I had created a niche-based digital course designed for a small part of my audience, that didn't even come close to my other courses' sales. So after I sold it, I told my small band of customers where they could consume the content on my website, and then went about my business as usual.
But right after that, something very odd started to happen.
My little "niche" product hardly anyone bought got well over 10 times more engagement than all my most popular courses combined.
At first I thought I must have accidentally hit some kind of "nerve" with my list.
After all, I was getting several times more people consuming & completing the course, engaging with me about it, asking questions, and giving feedback than I ever got from my far more popular products. So I decided to ask my customers what it was about this particular course that was so engagement-worthy. That way, I could do more of whatever it was the next time. Much to my ego's disappointment, it had nothing to do with the quality of his course. Nor had I magically stumbled onto some kind of secret demand in my list. It was all a result of an extremely embarrassing "rookie" tech mistake that was especially humiliating for a world renown software developer & former Navy nuclear engineer who prides myself on my attention to detail. You see, what happened was, I had set up my product in a WordPress site and foolishly forgot to set the security permissions to protect the content from being illegally downloaded & shared. This is the first thing any responsible online marketer or software developer does. Not doing so was as negligent as an airline pilot not checking to make sure there's fuel in the tank before taking off. And it turned out my customers - being tech developers, and more software savvy than the norm - not only started downloading my content (instead of consuming it through their desktop computers as I intended)... but they knew how to easily copy that content onto their phones. That was why I was getting so much engagement, more questions asked, and lots of feedback.
However, it was not because of any "genius" on my part - but because the content was readily available on their mobile devices.
In other words:
That content was simply easier & more convenient to consume.
Naturally, I took this marketing "intel" and started making my other courses, group coaching, and trainings easier to access on a phone. And while that certainly got better results, more engagement, new back-end sales, and more overall business... it wasn't getting my content that same "feeding frenzy" kind of engagement my little niche product got. So after a little more experimenting & testing, and talking to my customers, and digging into the research about optimal learning & how the human brain wants to engage with content... I discovered another important piece of the puzzle. And what I discovered was, in order to get that elusive hyper-engagement I was chasing, it wasn't enough to simply make that content easily accessible on my customers' phones by making my sites "mobile-optimized" or "mobile responsive" or "mobile friendly." No, in order to get those extreme levels of engagement...
That content had to specifically be delivered inside a mobile app.
What had happened originally was this:
My customers were copying the content into iTunes, YouTube, and other media player apps on their phones, and consuming the content through those apps, not their mobile phone web browsers. And this one, laughably simple change in the way I was delivering content drastically overhauled my entire business, the way my customers & clients engaged with me, and my overall sales. After that, I got obsessed with mobile learning & selling and did a "deep dive" into the subject. I began by examining research done by some of the most brilliant tech engineers at prestigious billion dollar software, hardware, & tech companies. During this research I found out all kinds of interesting facts I'd never heard before - including during all my years as a developer, and while creating multi-million dollar marketing, SEO, and email & website automation campaigns using some the most sophisticated software systems on the planet.
For example, I learned:
The average person touches their phone nearly 3,000 times per day
Those same peoples' phones are always within 3-feet of them - including when sleeping, eating, driving, traveling, flying, hiking, working, waiting for appointments, exercising, walking the dog, watching TV, playing with their kids, shopping, laying awake at night plagued with insomnia, at parties, sitting in the bar, or even when in the bathroom
- 70%+ of all digital content is now consumed on mobile phones
- A whopping 92% of the time spent on a phone is in an app, NOT in a web browser
- Less than 8% of people log into a website via a web browser on their phone to consume
- courses, entertainment, or other content (which is why, for example, Facebook course completion rates are an abysmal 4% on average) - yet web-based browsers and desktop apps are still how the vast majority of businesses deliver their content
- Well over 600,000 websites are created per DAY, creating armies of competition in the marketplace, while only around 60,000 mobile apps are published in the Apple & Google Play stores per MONTH (and roughly 1/3 of those are just updates, not brand new mobile apps) where there is dramatically less competition
- All of which means, hardly anyone in any niche or in any industry is offering their content on a legitimate mobile app... even though that is where all your clients & customers are going, where they want to consume & engage with content, and most importantly... where they clearly prefer to buy your content.
It means if you are one of the few businesses who delivers and sells your content in a legitimate mobile app (and not just a "mobile optimized" site or a cheaply made desktop app pretending to be a mobile app)... where your clients & customers already are, and where they prefer to consume and pay for content... you automatically have a huge, "built-in" advantage over all the businesses who don't have a mobile app. Much like early website adopters had a huge built-in advantage over businesses who did not have a website.
And that's just for starters.
I also quickly realized the importance of a business having your own app developed, instead of relying on & sending your customers & clients to iTunes, YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, or any other company's mobile app platform to deliver your paid or free content. That way, you can stop sending your hard won customers to those companies and their "worlds" - with all the distractions, 3rd party ads, privacy breaches, de-platforming, and where your competitors are always battling it out with each other for attention. And instead, you can send your customers, clients, & leads to YOUR world, where there's no competition, and where you're the only one they are paying any attention to while they are inside your app.
There were many more lessons I learned during this time as well.
But for content creators specifically, here they are summed up:
1. Put your content in a mobile app to make it easier to consume
2. Get your own app developed
3. If money is an object (having an app developed can cost between $50,000 and $125,000) find what's called a "Container App"
These are apps within a mobile app another company has created specifically for businesses who can't afford their own mobile app, but still want the power a mobile app can give your content and your business.
Here is how they work:
A company selling a container app has it listed in the Google Play & Apple stores. And you are able to have a mobile app presence of your own "within" that app, along with all that company's other customers. It's still your app (inside the container app), but you just won't have your own app in the app stores. That means, what you sacrifice in the ego-boost and visibility and rankings of having your own app in the app stores, you make up for in having one small monthly price and letting the company selling access to their container app worry about keeping it compliant, updated, and maintained behind the scenes for you.
Whatever the case, take a serious look at mobile app technology.
If you can afford to build your own, that is ideal.
But if money is an issue, search out one of the many container apps available. Then put your content inside there, and watch what happens to your engagement, sales, and response. If your experience is anything like mine and thousands of other content creators, I think you will be quite happy with the results.
I've recently taken my background as a former Navy nuclear engineer, and as an enterprise-class software developer, API-level marketing automation specialist, & entrepreneur who's built multiple million-dollar business operations... and rolled them into a single affordable container mobile app called:
"Learnistic"
You can publish your content in any form, and put it inside a platform you can control the branding and the look and the feel of. It also seamlessly integrates with your front & back-end marketing (websites, email, etc). And it can also give your business and your brand built-in prestige, class, and credibility.
Use the URL below to get a free test drive where you can see what it looks like with your branding, load it up with some content, and make it your own - as well as play with it, impress your colleagues & peers with it, and get completely comfortable with it before spending even a single penny.
To get your free test drive go here:
Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/Troy_Broussard/2874455
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Advice To Businesses Using WordPress Who Are Worried About Security
Advice To Businesses Using WordPress Who Are Worried About Security
By Troy BroussardSubmitted On December 29, 2020
I have this client who I affectionately call "The WordPress Worry Wart."
Why?
Because this guy's entire business, product line, brand, and web presence is completely wrapped up in his WordPress website. All of which was well and good at first 5 years ago. But the bigger he gets, the more he relies on it all working, and the more his income is tied up into the software, the more vulnerable he feels, the more at risk his business is from being obliterated by a jealous hater or hacker, and the more he worries about it.
Can't say as I blame him for the worrying part though.
Personally, I think WordPress is a huge advantage for online marketers. It's simplicity is unmatched. And I've used it myself for years, and still do in some ventures. But it's also riddled with security problems, especially because it's the #1 platform and is the most targeted by hackers.
Not a big deal if you're a mommy blogger doing it for fun.
But if your entire business is bound by blood to WordPress?
It's definitely a problem.
And the reason it's a problem is because of all the security "holes" it has, and that constantly have to be plugged in and fixed. And my client is (rightfully so!) afraid because he goes in and he updates it and all of a sudden his server crashes. He's had that happen numerous times where he updated a plugin in and the whole thing comes crashing down. This is nothing against WordPress, it's just the nature of software. I've seen it happen when I did my time as a Nuclear Engineer for the Navy as well as when I ran a $12 million budget working for Encyclopedia Brittanica as a software developer.
And so there's just this anxiety he has about WordPress.
It's supposed to be simple and it is. But when it comes to running an ever-growing and eer-expanding business, with multiple plugins and security patches it doesn't always work together in perfect harmony.
The solution?
Mobile apps.
Mobile apps are Web 3.0 in my opinion. And in five to ten years businesses will have some kind of app if they want to stay competitive. They have very few - if any - of the security problems web based content management platforms have. They make consuming content ridiculously easy since everyone has their phones with them all the time, everywhere they go. And whether someone likes it or not, the statistics don't lie. The most recent stats show the average person touches their mobile phone 2,617 times per DAY. They are always within 3 feet of their phones, even when eating, driving, traveling, exercising, dressing, shopping, waiting for appointments, sleeping, or while in the bathroom. That's why 70%+ of digital content is consumed on a phone. And 92% of the time people are on their phone they are in a mobile app.
That means that is where your customers are.
It doesn't mean not to use WordPress or an HTML website for some of your business's needs.
But when it comes to content consumption, why not go where they are already going, and do it in a way that is protected from the hackers always trying to bring good businesses down?
The evil forces that attack WordPress and other popular content management platforms aren't really a problem when a mobile app is set up & maintained correctly. And while it costs tens of thousands of dollars to develop and maintain a mobile app, my Learnistic software lets your business have your own mobile app for less than the cost of your monthly cable bill.
To get the details and a free test drive go here:
Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/Troy_Broussard/2874455
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Find Content to Share With Your Tribe
Find Content to Share With Your Tribe
By Bill FeaverSubmitted On January 10, 2021
This information was shared by Amy Starr Allen... she is a mentor and awesome teacher as well as a successful online marketer. Her content is always spot on and helpful. Here is information from one of her online videos.
Content is important to provide value and to increase value to your customers. Providing content is where you can show and teach thereby, increasing your value to your customers and your products. These places provide ideas on where to find substance that can be shared with your customers, followers, tribe, group, down-line, etc.
One place to look for ideas to provide content is from discussions you have on social media. Groups in Facebook, MeWe, Parler, and other platforms pose questions that people are wanting to be answered. These questions can help you put together valuable information and answers for your following.
Another place to search is on Google or any search engine. Keywords entered in the search box will give an array of ideas for content to your patrons. Ideas usually pop up as you type in a word... just check out some of those sites and see what can be content for your use.
Pinterest is a site where people post lots of information. You can find almost anything on this platform. You can see a huge variety of things being posted from quotes, to art, to recipes, advertisements, pictures, etc. The list goes on and on and this could yield a plethora of content ideas.
The website titled "answerthepublic.com" takes data from Google and organizes it in a way that will help you organize content. This is a unique site and to help you really learn about what the information can do for you, visit the site and listen to the instructional videos provided for your enlightenment.
Another website "quora.com" shares and helps to expand knowledge of the world. It gives access quickly to you that may not be available at large. It would help you understand different views and understandings that other may have and you don't. Quora is set up to answer questions. Pose a question and get answers to those questions... this give you access to data and content. The search goes on. Enjoy.
YouTube, Tiktok, Instagram Reels and other video sources have questions and comments at the bottom of the videos. Take a look through the comments and evaluate the common threads of questions being asked. These questions and comments can give you ideas for content to share with your customers, friends, tribe or groups.
These few sources gives you a start to a limitless supply of knowledge that you will be able to share and create content which provides value to you and eventually leads to sales and profits. Good luck to you on your quest for messages to develop your relationship with your list of customers.
If you want help or if you want to develop your business online contact me at bill@williamfeaver.com or visit my affiliate page at https://williamfeaver.com thank you.
Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/Bill_Feaver/622494
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My Internet Business Success Formula For Beginners - Your Proven Path to Success in 2021
My Internet Business Success Formula For Beginners - Your Proven Path to Success in 2021
By Paul Uduk
Submitted On January 24, 2021 
To say it mildly, online businesses are minting millionaires in droves and this is the best time in all of human history to jump online and create wealth for you and loved ones faster than you ever thought possible. This is not utopian.
It used to take companies at least one hundred years to move from their humble beginnings to global brands. Global brands like P&G (1837), Nestle (1866), Heineken (1864) readily come to mind.
On the other hand, it took each of Microsoft (1975), Apple (1976), Amazon (1994) and Google (1998) less than 10 years to become household names.
Making it big is not limited to tech giants. Individuals are making a killing online in fields as varied and mundane as online training, physical fitness, and writing (otherwise called blogging).
Take as an example Brendon Burchard. He is an online trainer who started circa 2009. Today he has over 3 million students in over 100 countries. Hiss impact is so massive, Oprah refers to him as "One of the most successful online trainers in history." His networth is estimated at N22million.
Another example is Ramit Sethi. He launched his first blog in 2004 and in 2018 was featured in Fortune and Forbes simultaneously. In the same year, Forbes featured Ramit side-by-side with Warren Buffet and estimated his networth at $25m.
Making it big is not limited to the menfolk. Chalene Johnson, the global physical fitness icon, has an estimated networth of $10million, while Marie Forleo has estimated networth of $14million.
While Chalene Johnson has been a household name as a physical fitness coach for over 30 years, Marie Forleo catapulted to fame within the last 10 years aided by her Marie TV, online training, coaching and books.
The fastest, easiest, and cheapest way to make it big is to harness the power of the internet. As the internet gurus say, to succeed online, do what works. In short, do not try to reinvent the wheel.
The internet is a paradigm shift. While it has created stupendous wealth for those who master its ecosystem, it has also accelerated the gap between those who know how it works and those who don't.
Generally, whenever there is a paradigm shift, the knowledge base is reset to zero and everyone has to learn anew. To learn fast and easy, it's necessary to follow a proven path.
To succeed and thrive, you should follow what I dub Internet Business Success Formula For Beginners. As you know, there is order in the universe. If there were no order there would have been chaos. My Internet Business Success Formula For Beginners is a brief but powerful framework that shows you how to succeed Online. If you follow it, you'll succeed. If you don't, you will fail.
The formula consists of 7 steps. Here they are:
1. Learn day and night
Despite its seeming plug and play simplicity, the internet is a complex ecosystem. To succeed you must learn day and night because change is fast and furious, with basic algorithms changing overnight. Learning enables you to have depth and breadth and keeps you evergreen
Here is the highlight of the things you should learn. Learn:
• How the internet is evolving
• How to be visible
• How to connect with people
• How to build a list
• How to write scripts
• How to create products
• How to make your products discoverable
• How money is made online
2. Be Visible Off and Online
Being visible requires you increase your off and online footprints so you become known and start building credibility and gravitas. Here are the things you should do to increase your visibility:
• Develop evergreen intellectual properties (books, courses, learning guides, etc.)
• Have a home-base (website or blog)
• Have embassies (social media platforms)
• Have listening posts (mailing lists, social media platforms, podcasts)
• Have satellite towns/cities (guest posting, befriend social media influencers.)
• Stage events and develop your own platforms such as YouTube channel.
• Court the media
3. Build Relationships
To attract strangers, visitors, friends and former enemies into loyal customers and true fans you have to build relationships. While it makes sense to have a vast relationship base, it's more important to build a base of true fans. Here are the things you should do to build relationships:
• Give out valuable things, like books and e-books, free
• Reach out to your other online influencers
• Extend a hand of fellowship to strangers you meet by providing advice
• Help out with specialized information wherever you can, example in forums
• Make recommendations in areas you have authority; don't be shy
• Join people together as a connector
• Ask for help wherever you're challenged, again don't be shy.
4. Build A Mailing List
Make building your mailing list a priority so you have whom to market and sell to tomorrow. There is a raging argument online as to what comes first: mailing list on product. As a beginner don't be distracted by these chicken and egg arguments. List and product are the two sides of the same coin: you online business. Just note that with a list you can market what you don't have through affiliate marketing but a product with a list takes you nowhere. Also note that as a beginner you will not be able to do affiliate marketing. So build you list and pursue your product evenhandedly. Here is how to approach building your list:
• Start a mailing list from day one (at least now you know).
• Begin with the low hanging, medium hanging, and finally high hanging fruits
• Build a segmented list to enable you tailor your messages
• Employ an affordable mailing or contact management system
• Invite people personally to join your list and be persistent
• Give away valuable incentives, such as books, video lessons, etc.
• Keep at it day and night
5. Have Something To Offer (Create Products)
Create products to sell so you can add more value to your followers. People will follow you because you have something to offer them. When you do, you will make money but making money should not be your primary consideration. When you do it well, the money will come. Here are the things you should do:
• Equip yourself with knowledge and wisdom
• Write and refine your intellectual properties to perfection
• Develop irresistible courses, events & platforms
• Master the required technologies for production
• Master the required technologies for delivery
• Be consistent and focus on things that will last, the evergreens
• Specialize so people know what you stand for
6. Learn how to Market and Sell Online
Marketing and selling are the lynchpins that bring in the money. The most successful business owners online excel in marketing and selling. Invest a big percentage of what you generate into marketing to generate more sales and continue growing your business. Here are the things you should do to boost marketing and sales:
• Learn how to use marketing to grow your business
• Understand the psychology of buying and buyer behavior
• Learn how to build your business pipeline
• Learn how to build and optimize your sales funnel
• Learn how to craft sales scripts that convert visitors to customers
• Learn how to use social media for marketing
• Learn how to set up your landing pages
• Pursue selling with gusto because to sell is human but don't be salesy
7. Master Strategies to Win Long Term
Succeeding on a sustainable way online is a marathon. Commit to it for the long haul. Develop insight how effort is monetized online and where money is made along the value chain. Know that Rome, as they say, was not built in a day. If you pursue online business as a sprint or one hundred meters dash, you'll give up too soon and fail. Here are the things you should do at this point:
• Master and refine your winning game plan
• Master the four phases of online business (learning, audience, product, sales)
• Develop a long term view
• Keep keeping things evergreen
• Diversify into adjacent winning areas as you become more confident
• Develop offline assets to mitigate your online risks.
• Repeat and build on the principles of excellence
There you have them, the seven planks that constitute my Internet Business Success Formula. You may be wondering, where is technology, after all we are talking about the internet. The truth is, technology pervades all the seven steps, but technology remains what it is, an enabler. Technology enables you to scale and reach thousands online, but in the end relationships triumph. So we talk about hi-tech, hi-touch.
In the long run you must master technologies that enable you learn day and night, be visible off and online, build relationships, build a mailing list, create products, learn how to market and sell online, and master strategies to win long term.
Knowing the technical aspects or technology is important because you're dealing with machines and technology will help you scale and automate but it's not a paramount condition for success for a beginner.
Success online is anchored in the two magic numbers: 10,000 customer base and $10,000 monthly recurring income. You can achieve both easily if you follow the 7-Step Internet Business Success Formula I have given you in this article. Once you hit these numbers, you're ready to leverage technology to scale. That will be the subject of another article.
Paul is the creator of iSchool, iBFC (Internet Business Foundation Course, iBMC (Internet Business Mastery Course), Content Marketing Mastery Course and BWC ( Book Writing Clinic) where he teaches how to build business online, and write books among others. The founder of Vision & Talent Training Group, he is the author of Bridges to the Customer's Heart, dubbed The Customer Service Bible. Richmond Dayo Johnson, referred to him as "One of Nigeria's most authentic experiential writers." His clients include Fortune 500 and some of Nigeria's biggest corporations including Dangote, First Bank, and Nestoil Group (whose clients include ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, and NNPC, amongst others). Paul has been featured in The Guardian, Vanguard, and SilverBird TV. A McKinsey Executive Panel Member, he's a Platinum Author at EzineArticles.Com with 49 articles. Paul's E-Product Development Blueprint For Beginners published on Medium has been downloaded over 1,000 times. A trainer par excellence, overall, Paul has trained over 5,000 in his banking and consulting careers and has over 350,000 training man-hours under his belt. Paul is always happy to help executives write books, create courses, and build their expert empires. Invite Paul to speak at your retreat, strategy or quarterly review session on Winning As A Team. Email: paul@pauluduk.com. Website: https://www.pauluduk.com/page.
Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/expert/Paul_Uduk/1194732
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