Know-How Exchange : E-Marketing

Sell something that people want, that really helps them in a unique way at an appropriate price. Then, tell those people that need your solution about your offering, and develop the relationship that they trust your solution and build word-of-mouth to help spread the word.

What did YOU buy online? Get started in that.

Michael

You have to do a little R & D. Research gaps in the marketingplace in work backwards from there.

Hi

There a few ways to make money online.

1. if you have some kind of service you offer or product you sell you can start by promoting that online.

2. you can also set up a website that promotes other peoples product or services called affiliate marketing. there is only one problem with that. your site needs high volume of traffic in order to make a substantial income.

3 If you are looking for a home based business that requires very little investment? you can try the marketing system listed on the website site below with a 22 step-by-step video tutorial on how you can set up 12+ streams of income. It is not a get rich quick scheme, you have to spend a good amount of time online to earn a good income

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I have to be honest with you and say that nearly everything you will find on the web under “Internet marketing” is the type of thing that you are attempting to avoid. It is a recreation of MLM or pyramid selling in a more linear format, where you can extract a little money from a lot of people because of their hope that they can emulate you.

Purveyors of “Profits and freedom” on the web, teach people how to make money by teaching other people how to make money. It’s so incredibly circular; you would think that people would cotton on. If you do everything which they say, you can guarantee that you will enrich the originator by a useful increment whilst not failing so catastrophically that you still want to give it a try in case you get the idea the next time round. It’s clever – they make their affiliates do their marketing for them and thus extend their reach and their penetration of the “Make Money” market.

You question pre-supposes that we know something that you’d be good at and which would be popular – That’s an impossible request to fulfil, I don’t know you, but I can say that the above is the kind of rubbish you need to avoid.

You could do what I do – it’s a doddle: Run a Marketing, CRM and Sales Forecasting company and hey presto; I get paid £3000-£30,000 a day, just for turning up.

I think not!

Steve Alker