"If you write one story, it may be bad; if you write a hundred, you have the odds in your favor." - Edgar Rice Burroughs, Born Sep. 1, 1875.
 

Until you are a marketer

Stop buying marketing books.

Stop buying Shiny Objects.

Stop joining the latest FaceBook group.

Stop it. 

Instead.

Start writing some sales pages. 

Start writing follow-up email sequences.

Start publishing it.

Start driving traffic to those pages.

Start selling stuff to people.

When you're doing that, then you're a marketer.

Then you can start learning about the finer points in books, refine your skills, use templates and formulas, and find a mentor. 

Only then.

And it's not going to work your first time unless you're lucky. 

By the tenth time it works, you might be okay. 

By the hundredth time, you'll be better than most who self-apply the label of "marketer."

But calling yourself a marketer doesn't make you one. 

Having a guru mentor doesn't. 

Reading the right books doesn't. 

Copying the right ads doesn't. 

Knowing the right names and who wrote what offer doesn't.

Writing stuff does. 

If it converts, it's marketing. 

So do this.

1. Create your promotional materials for selling a product you can sign up to be an affiliate for.
2. Create a simple opt-in page to build an interest list so you can email subscribers the promotion you created above. 
3. Go back to step 1 and repeat for a different product that would appeal to your new list of subscribers.
    

Regards,
Brent.

P.S.  Do you need some guidance on how to create that promotional material for a product?

Here is a great course that will guide you every step of the way.

It includes everything you need to know.

• How to choose a product to promote.
• How to test the product.
• How to promote the product.
• What to do next.

Follow this to find out more. 

https://go.wm-tips.com/revenge.

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