Serious Entrepreneurs | Art Basmajian | Internet Marketing
Creating strategic online entrepreneurs in a recesses economy
Most top marketing entrepreneurs have their rags-to-riches stories: from waiting tables to millionaire by the age of 28… from living on the streets to owning multiple homes.
And while all those stories are inspiring to hopeful entrepreneurs, the road to riches is a bit more “down and dirty.”
Are you a “toilet paper entrepreneur”?
If you’re a Serious Entrepreneur who’s been involved in Internet Marketing for any length of time, you’re learning that using social media is a great way to promote your business for free.
The problem is…unless you know what you’re doing, you most likely are doing it incorrectly. Pissing off people who thought they were your friends.
That’s because you’ve now been branded as a SPAMMER!
Serious Entrepreneur, is your life balanced or a balancing act? In business today, it seems we are under greater pressure than ever before. In our quest to be successful, we’re working harder and longer just to stay in the race.
It often feels like one huge juggling act…
As internet marketers, we guide and motivate our team members, talk to prospective clients, reply to endless emails and text messages, keep up to date with all the new marketing strategies, promote our campaigns, get bombarded with guru [Read more...]
In the hectic world that we live in today, you’ll probably think that multi-tasking is a skill to be admired, something that’s even necessary! If that’s the case, then this article probably isn’t for you.
True, there are times when there are just too many things to do and multi-tasking seems like the only way to get them done. But for the things that are really crucial, focus and concentration is the name of the game, particularly in business.
Successful entrepreneurs the world over will all say the same thing…
A truly serious entrepreneur does not multi-task!
Multi-tasking, by definition, is said to be the act of simultaneously doing two or more tasks in hopes of doing the most number of tasks in the least amount of time. Simply put, it’s the most you can do in the fastest way you can do them.
Borrowed from the French language and first defined by Irish economist Richard Cantillon, an entrepreneur is “a person who takes it upon himself to capitalize, invest, and assume accountability for the creation and marketing of new goods or products.”
With the myriad of business institutions failing and falling all around, it might be time to “rage against the machine”, and take matters into your own hands.
So what does it take to be a top marketing entrepreneur?
It seems like a daunting challenge to be a top marketing entrepreneur these days with the recession and the tight market, but there will always be some need or new product that will have to be introduced or marketed to the public.
All you have to do is find it!
To be a successful entrepreneur, you have to have the entrepreneur mindset. That is to say, you need to condition your mind to stop thinking that what you’re doing is just a hobby. Instead, think of it as a career. What better way to do that than to start with some self-improvement?
Dabbling in network marketing is enough to “wet the beak”, as the saying goes, but in order to realize the full potential of any enterprise, you have to apply your full potential.
Invest in yourself…this is no hobby!
The key to success in almost anything is a lot of luck, backed with a lot of hard work. When opportunity knocks at your door, you don’t just let it in; you have to entertain it and give it your best shot. As they say, nothing worth winning is won by half measures. [Read more...]
If you are a novice in an enterprise like Internet marketing, it is a good idea to have someone show you the ropes – perhaps one of those successful entrepreneurs who knows what he or she is talking about.
But finding someone who is probably more successful in selling just the idea of success to you, as opposed to any actual, useful, and practical knowledge doesn’t really qualify as teaching.
Teacher, Teacher
“Those who can’t do, teach.” An adage that you have probably heard at some time, or another. This is a saying that can sometimes be true, although it does underestimate the complex skill needed to teach something to someone.
