I was wondering how you guys learn all this shit. Is their an Ecourse, BOOk, textbook, or just hours and hours and hours of reading whatever you can online
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Ignore everything you read and start working.
'The 99%' (ho de ho hah hah) is full of shit or has an agenda.
Make a product, business plan and go after it. JC, SEO is not a university subject. Jesus wept.
See what the top ranked sites are doing. Do that.
In 6-12 months you'll start to have original ideas that don't suck.
In 6-12 months you'll start to have original ideas that don't suck.
By taking action, You won't learn anything on e-books, it's just pure shit, Its in the book for gods sakes, it's history, that's why it's written
Go read some active topics in the Enlightened Section and start doing it, You will fail in some aspects, yes, and that's where you learn, when you get something to work
I bought CCarter's first eBook, "I Spotted a Peasant... In The Mirror". Feels = Hurt. A new perspective on life started to crack through, but wasn't fully formed.
I then attempted to climbed the Affiliate Summit mountain to reflect on my peasantry.
A wise fisherman on a bridge named Jon gave me some advice I started waking up to every morning since, "profit above all else." I then trained morning and evening for 1000s of hours, polishing my skill by becoming free from self and then realize extraordinary ability. I trained until hands and body moved with the sword as one, until sword became no sword.
Whenever i felt like giving up, the words of Miyamoto Musashi would find their way to me, "It may seem difficult at first, but all things are difficult at first.", almost as if the legend wrote it for me several hundreds of years before my birth.
Then I came down from the mountain, cleaned the cold sweat of decades of peasantry and voluntary surfitude off my face and looked up into the mirror, and saw the peasant had become the teacher. At that moment, I felt fear for the very last time...
I then attempted to climbed the Affiliate Summit mountain to reflect on my peasantry.
A wise fisherman on a bridge named Jon gave me some advice I started waking up to every morning since, "profit above all else." I then trained morning and evening for 1000s of hours, polishing my skill by becoming free from self and then realize extraordinary ability. I trained until hands and body moved with the sword as one, until sword became no sword.
Whenever i felt like giving up, the words of Miyamoto Musashi would find their way to me, "It may seem difficult at first, but all things are difficult at first.", almost as if the legend wrote it for me several hundreds of years before my birth.
Then I came down from the mountain, cleaned the cold sweat of decades of peasantry and voluntary surfitude off my face and looked up into the mirror, and saw the peasant had become the teacher. At that moment, I felt fear for the very last time...
I took the blue pill. Then I waited 20 minutes and took the red pill.
You must do the work and learn from what you've done, and then redo and relearn. Keep repeating, keep taking these pills. That's the answer to getting anything and everything done, aside from having tons of money and outsourcing...which is the goal and not the path.
You must do the work and learn from what you've done, and then redo and relearn. Keep repeating, keep taking these pills. That's the answer to getting anything and everything done, aside from having tons of money and outsourcing...which is the goal and not the path.
Well I'm a newbie and I consider from where to start ,what to start,
to increase ,promote leads or products? to increase my post ...............
all suggestions are welcomed.
to increase ,promote leads or products? to increase my post ...............
all suggestions are welcomed.
I recommend that you firstly have to make your mind that what you want to do. Make a goal and then go after it. Remember there is nothing impossible especially when you have an internet connection.
Most people will take a while before they really succeed to make any money online. What i can tell you is stop flooding your mind with too much information and start working on a project and then scale it up. You will learn so much more by doing it.
Come on guys, don't troll in the newbie section. Too few people use it already.
OP, read the stickies in this section and you will have your answer.
OP, read the stickies in this section and you will have your answer.
YEARS...
Reading forums.
Talking to people on Skype and networking.
But most importantly, trial and testing... You will never learn anything unless to try it yourself first.
I remember I used to read BHW, saw a case study saying build xxx this, xx that, etc. But what's on their site? How is their content? How old the domain? How many links where previously built? How's their on-page? Are they doing social stuff? How many indexed pages? The list goes on... You can't find a cookie cutter formula, every site is unique.
Just test it out yourself, figure out what works and build upon that process. Vary things up until you get a solid routine down.
For all the time I've been in IM, I could literally have a MBA degree in internet marketing...
But never stop educating yourself, the internet world is always changing.
What worked last year, might not work this year.
Also don't buy ebooks, or anything of that nature.. Find some decent SEO blogs and read those, keep an open mind, but don't take everything as being correct 100% of the time. A good amount is filler or never the full idea/concept.
In short if you want to learn, put in the hard work.
Reading forums.
Talking to people on Skype and networking.
But most importantly, trial and testing... You will never learn anything unless to try it yourself first.
I remember I used to read BHW, saw a case study saying build xxx this, xx that, etc. But what's on their site? How is their content? How old the domain? How many links where previously built? How's their on-page? Are they doing social stuff? How many indexed pages? The list goes on... You can't find a cookie cutter formula, every site is unique.
Just test it out yourself, figure out what works and build upon that process. Vary things up until you get a solid routine down.
For all the time I've been in IM, I could literally have a MBA degree in internet marketing...
But never stop educating yourself, the internet world is always changing.
What worked last year, might not work this year.
Also don't buy ebooks, or anything of that nature.. Find some decent SEO blogs and read those, keep an open mind, but don't take everything as being correct 100% of the time. A good amount is filler or never the full idea/concept.
In short if you want to learn, put in the hard work.
Study your interest and do it one at a time. Just be careful and have some good rests when information overload strikes!