Making money online often is not about how great your website looks but the content it delivers to the audience in conjunction with ultimate sales proposition.

Thanks, Dude.

Dan Tetreault.
Victoria, BC

#1. To compete…

You need to speak to a specific market, and create bonding and trust first. (you should still do bonuses though)

Those guys like anyone else built up a following of loyal fans by continually producing good quality to them, building up a list, and cross promoting to build the list even bigger. You can become more important to an audience than those guys by being the one your audience continually learns from and likes better. Besides, there are plenty of folks that have never even heard of those “gurus”. Just because they are big names to you doesn’t mean they are everything to everyone. There are also plenty of folks that don’t even like those guys.

Marketing is also about finding different areas to compete. By finding new angles, categories, niches, etc you can create your own playing field where they aren’t even a factor.

You also don’t have to do it all alone. Partnerships are another great way to compete against bigger players, and even get great bonuses.

#2. Hah, I’m sure some people would love to “eliminate all those gurus” but the law might have something to say about that. But seriously, I don’t believe there is an all in one anything in life. I am always learning new things myself. If one course claimed to have every single answer ever needed I’d be skeptical.

As for choosing me over them… if you find more value and have a better connection with me and the things I share, than by all means I would be glad to help. If you want to follow those dudes, go ahead.

That’s what’s great about the internet. There’s a lot of ways to reach the end goal. Personally, and I firmly believe this, but he who controls traffic and masters website promotion can do anything online. I’ve generated sales in completely unrelated markets simply by knowing different ways to find buyers.

With regards to choosing courses, you want to start with a self evaluation. Be realistic about what level you’re at, and what you need to learn to progress. Is the course for a beginner, or someone that already has a big established business, etc…

Can I eliminate all those gurus and get your course? Is it really all I will need?

I’m Josh, I represent a social media manager site. I Came across your site and found interesting materials related
to what we offer.

I was wondering If we could do a business sponsorships with your site. Please send me a reply If you are interested
I am not really sure If I was contacting the right email.

Looking forward,
Josh