I don’t think my blog marketing strategy has really changed any. Sure the design has changed a lot but as with everything else, it’s a test. You can still see where I’m focusing new visitors (to the list) and I will continue to overwhelm you with content to get you prepared for the higher level products.

Terry

I did a whole review on your blog marketing strategy (In My Humble But Accurate Opinion!) on Monday night – and I uploaded the video today – and I go to link to you and you have totally changed your theme and wrecked my review!

Since I keep telling everyone about you and we have totally different coaching programs (I’m not YOU for sure) – you should put in in your blogroll.

(blushes) LOL

Site looks good –

Rick Butts

There may be another problem involved in coming up with the systems that lead to progress. If we don’t have these systems in place, and are not following through on building them, something else may be at work. Our bad habits may be getting the best of us.

The trick is to identify, and change these habits so that we can build, and more importantly, follow disciplined systems.

I’ve started a series of blog posts exploring habits, which I’d be interested in your reaction to. It could benefit a large number of people including myself.

Thanks again!
-Tim

Everything that is done online in terms of business is all about trial and error. If something does not work for you, try to do it another way.

Test, test, and test some more to see what strategies can bring you better results from what you did in the past.

I have been online for a little over 5 years now and can tell you that one of the most important things to do, if one does want to succeed online, is to never give up no matter what happens.

If things don’t work out for you, keep moving forward and don’t give up.

I say that I have been online for 5 years but 3.5-4 of those years I have been struggling to make money.

I have seen so many people try to make it but quit too fast.

Anyway, thanks again Terry.

Tal

A big problem I see others facing is the fear of losing money. They shy away from doing something correctly because sometimes it means taking a small loss when you first start out (your Adwords example is a great one, and the same can go for outsourcing free advertising, banner ads, etc.).

The reason that I’ve seen people flock to the next bright shiny object is because the sales copy of that bright shiny object actually says “it’s easy, anyone can do it, and it takes no work to make millions of dollars”. Who wouldn’t follow this? What the copy don’t say is: “and it took me 2 years to get there”.

I recently had someone who I was coaching quit because she wasn’t able to face the facts of business: it requires good, solid, effort day in and day out to make a profitable business work. I covered it here: http://www.capitalistguide.com/blog/jobs-vs-businesses-its-a-mindset-thing-30.htm

Thanks again Terry, I wish I could write as eloquently as you.