Top 10 Mistakes Senior Marketers Make Online

When it comes to launching your own online business, some people are more focused on avoiding any mistakes than they are achieving some sort of goal. This is a normal reaction to engaging in an endeavor that does pose some risk to you financially if you aren’t careful.

The best thing you can do is to be aware of mistakes that can derail your success and then have a strategy in place to help you avoid them. You also need to be aware that mistakes are a natural part of owning your own business, so it’s inevitable that you will make one somewhere along the way.

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How to Write a Great Sales Letter in Two Hours

You want to be able to write a great sales letter. That’s no secret– if you can write great copy, then you can earn more money and grow your customer base, snowballing that from short term success into long term success.

That’s not enough for you, though. You don’t just want to be able to write great sales copy. You want to be able to write great sales copy in a very short period of time. The truth is that you really admire those who can very quickly knock out copy that converts.

What’s the trick to writing great copy? Is it even possible to write great copy in two hours? Can you write great copy in even less than two hours? Sure you can.

I’m going to tell you the exact method you can follow for getting things done. But first, let’s talk about why you’ll be able to make this happen and why and how it’s possible.

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Avoidance: How to Do the Things You’re Avoiding

Avoidance is a 31 Page (~6600 word) guide that helps people stop avoiding the important tasks in their life.

Sections Include:

  • What Is Avoidance?
    • Situational Avoidance
    • Thought Avoidance
    • Protective Avoidance
    • Somatic Avoidance
    • Replacement Avoidance
  • How Does Avoidance Hold Us Back?
    • Avoidance And Your Social Life
    • Avoidance At Work
    • Avoidance And Physical Health
    • Avoidance And Mental Health
    • Avoidance And Accomplishment
  • Why Do We Avoid Certain Things?
    • The Big Three
    • The Quick List Of Excuses
    • Are You Using Avoidance?
  • How Do I Stop Avoiding?
    • Tips And Techniques

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The Mentor

Do you ever wonder how important the role of mentorship plays in our lives? The Mentor is a 29-page (6000 word) attempt at answering that question, and many more. The Mentor guide also teaches you how to find a mentor, best practices when working with them, and tips on how you can become a mentor yourself.

Sections Include:

  • Introduction
  • Mentorship Basics
    • What Is Mentorship?
    • Why Should I Get A Mentor?
    • Why Would I Consider Being A Mentor?
  • Finding A Mentor
    • What Should I Look For In A Mentor?
    • Where Can I Find A Mentor?
  • Learning From A Mentor
    • The Strategy
  • Becoming A Mentor
    • How Can I Become A Mentor?
    • How Can I Be The Best Mentor Possible?
  • Conclusion

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The Proper IM Mindstate

Aloha! Jason Fladlien, a.k.a. J. Flad, here from DailySeminar.com, talking with you today on the proper internet marketing mind state to have to get the best results in your business.

And all kidding aside here, this is the most important stuff. Jim Rohn – I listen to him, and you’ll see this quote here in this seminar – he once said, “Work harder on yourself than you do in your business” or “work harder on yourself than you do on your job.” So most people will spend 8 hours a day working for somebody else, and then they’ll go home and do nothing. So they’ll put more time into their job than they will into improving themselves. And that’s sad, because once you build skills they transfer into all areas of your life.

And this is another interesting thing. Most people think the difference between a successful person and a failure is like 80 percent. Like a successful person does 80 percent of stuff differently than a failure, and really the opposite’s true. It’s only a handful of small, daily tasks that separates a successful person from a failure. A successful person doesn’t procrastinate; they typically get on with it. And then they usually are interested in feedback more than the result; and they’re confident in their ability, and they’re solution-oriented and able to adapt quickly when stuff happens and respond positively. And really that’s about it. That’s the only difference. It’s not that they’re more intelligent than a failure. It’s not that they have opportunities that a failure doesn’t have or all these other things. It’s just really they just do a couple habits differently and that dictates all the results.

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