Do you really think you can make money on the Internet overnight? Let me quickly burst your bubble on that... it just ain't so. Online business isn't a lot different from online business, actually. You need to decide what arena you want to work in and then, put your heart and soul into it. Plus, you need to spend some cash. What business offline requires no investment? None of them!
You can't go to a McDonald's franchise manager and say, "Give me this free, and I'll make a good business out of it." Wouldn't that be great? It'll never happen, but think about it: Regardless of where you set up shop, you'll do great. Of course, that would never happen, but let's talk about the franchise for a moment. Why does McDonald's make money?
You have brand recognition, first and foremost. You also know what you're going to get when you walk into a McDonald's in any part of the United States. You know what the atmosphere will be like, what the employees will be wearing, and the taste and quality of the food. It's a system! Systems that work, really work well and they make money for everyone.
So, let's translate that to the Internet. You need to invest not just time, but money, too. Ask any successful person online today and he or she will tell you the same thing. But maybe you don't want to start out with setting up your own domain, your own web site, etc. Maybe you aren't that far along. Or, maybe you are and will recognize a good system when you see it and take advantage of what that system has to offer.
What makes online systems good? How were they set up? Who owns them? Why do they make money? How can you make money, too?
Know these things before joining any program:
1) Who owns it? Who's in charge? What's their record online? How long have they been in the business of Internet Marketing? Is their contact information readily available? What else has been said about them online?
2) Are the programs in their system solid? Do they have owners, who have already proven their ability to succeed so that you can succeed in their programs, too? Is their contact information readily available? What else has been said about them online?
3) Will you have the opportunity to make more money than you're spending pretty quickly? If you really work at it, is the potential as high as the energy you'll need to put out?
4) Is the system proven? Has it been tried and can the owner of the system guarantee that it works? Have they proven it themselves first?
Once you figure these things out... you're halfway toward achieving your goal.
A residual income system with lots of opportunity that will help you to build a passive cash flow, one that continues to grow as time goes on, and one that produces steady growth is what you need to look for.
But remember, in _any_ of these systems, you'll need to build a team as well as cash flow. Actually, it's your team that will build the residual cash for you, but that's a good thing. When you build a team--and it's been proven that ANYONE, regardless of how much time is spent working on building a team--can attract just 3 members. It's not very difficult, especially if you find a program where the tools for building that team are integrated right into the system.
When you find a program that meets all of these criteria, then test it yourself. Go all out and follow the directions as they're laid out for you. What has already been proven to be successful will continue the pattern for you, just as with McDonald's. You just have to follow it to the letter and work your system like a business. It is a business! It's your business. Let it work for you.
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