กInternet Marketing Simplified! 2 Pillars For Achi

กInternet Marketing Simplified! 2 Pillars For Achieving Massive Resultsก

by: Jeff Smith

Are you confused by the flood of information on how to improve your internet marketing results?

Mastering the search engines, payperclick advertising, affiliate marketing, website design, writing articles, and on it goes.

Doesn’t it seem more and more complicated to focus in on what really works and what doesn’t?

After working to build many businesses from the ground up over the last 10 years, itกs more clear than ever that there are 2 main principles that will largely dictate your success in any business. All of the other techniques build on these first two principles.

Think of these two main principles as the cement pillars that hold up a bridge without them, no matter how well you construct the bridge, it will still fall down.

Focus your energies, time and resources around meeting these two key principles you will immediately see a big difference in your results.

PRINCIPLE #1

You must have a well positioned product, fulfilling a hot desire within a clearly identifiable and accessible target market.

Letกs break this down.

Making a profit in business is really quite a simple concept, you have to earn more revenue than your cost. Revenue minus cost is your profit.

So where does that cost come from?

The two big sources of costs are: costs associated with creating or finding your product to sell and cost of reaching your market to sell your product

It only makes sense then that identifying a hot desire within a market you know how to reach will mean much lower costs for your businss. Ultimately, this means more profit for you.

Have you ever run against the wind? Tried to swim upstream in a river? Walk one way in a crowd when everyone else was walking the other way?

Itกs a very tough lesson to learn.

Iกve been brought it to consult with companies that have burned through millions of dollars before learning this lesson.

You cannot FORCE a lowdemand product on a market no matter how much money you spend on marketing.

You cannot hope to reach enough buyers in the entire marketplace even with a very highdemand product in one segment.

In fact, Iกve seen situations where unknown entrepreneurs enter a market, quickly identify a hot desire, address it with a less than perfect product and in a very short time have created wealth 100X higher than anyone else in that market.

An old mentor of mine used to tell me all the time, กfocus on the low lying fruit thereกs far more than enough to go aroundก

PRINCIPLE #2

You must reach your market with a clear, empathetic message that instantly catches your readers attention, interest, desire and moves them to see your product as THE answer to their deepest desires.

If you were reading closely, youกll recognize Principle #2 as the same principles that underly great copywriting.

How do you become a great copywriter and master Principle #2?

1. Research, research and research. I make sure I have a pulse on my target marketกs desires, needs, emotional triggers. Focus in on WHY they want a solution to a particular problem. Research takes many forms…

speak with them

survey them

read what they read

talk to others who do business with your market

test using articles and special reports to guage the response

do what they do

By doing this you should have content for 2030 (at least) different benefits for your product.

Then….

2. Polish your benefit statements. This is where you can use books of action verbs, swap files (samples of great ads, letters and webpages), the services of a copywriter. This is the technical aspect of copywriting which can be learned by reading other great material.

Far too many people go right to #2, as a result their benefit statements seem bland, miss the mark or seem the same as everyone else.

Next time you get distracted by the latest and greatest tip, technique or strategy know that focusing on these 2 fundamental principles: Indemand product ideas and effective copywriting, will make the most difference to your pocketbook in both today and in the future.

About The Author

Discover how to create your own bestselling eBooks, Special reports or books to sell online …AND keep 100% of the profits. Limited time complimentary access to 7Part Minicourse will get you started quickly and easily. Visit: http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/

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This article was posted on March 17, 2004

by Jeff Smith

15 Commandments Of Creating A Wealth Pulling Niche

15 Commandments Of Creating A Wealth Pulling Niche

by: Roy Primm

Niches are like bathrooms; you never notice them until you need one.ข

Primm (From NicheBrain.com)

Fact: The person who finds or creates a special niche gets the cream of our societies financial rewards. Whether you’re Bill Gates or Joe Average.

The niche, and the person who creates them, is the main factor that separates one product from 12 others.

To outniche your competitors you must focus on these ข15 commandmentsข of niche creation at all times. Observe the ones you can apply to your business, product, or service and watch your profits soar.

15 Principles of Creating A Niche (In alphabetical order)

1. The Principle of กAdaptationก The easiest way to create a new idea is to do what others in another business or industry is doing. Next, see if you can adapt it to your own business, product, or service.

2. The Principle of กAdditionก Can you add something extra to your product or service that your competition doesn’t have or isn’t doing?

3. The Principle of กCombinationก ขWhat positive elements can you combine from another product or service to make yours better?ข A candy bar did it with simple peanut butter and chocolate, and made a successful new product. So can you!

4. The Principle of กCustomizationก Can you find little ways to personalize a part of your product or service for your customers? People love the personal touch that means so much. Can you make your product or service more personal and less cookiecutter?

5. The Principle of กEasierก Can you find more ways to make your product or service easier to buy, use, own, recommend to others, or attract repeat customers?

6. The Principle of กEliminationก What negative or inconvenience can you eliminate for your customer with your product or service? Today people not only pay extra for more, they’ll pay extra for less. Less irritations, less waiting, less inconveniences, less risk, less pain, etc.

7. The Principle of กEnlargementก Do people like your service or product? Then it’s a surefire bet there is a segment of your market that would like even more of it. Can you supersize something?

8. The Principle of กEntertainmentก From cradle to grave, we all have this inner urge to be entertained, amused, or fascinated especially before we spend our money. A relaxed customer spends more. Find little ways to amuse your customers before, while, and after they buy your product or service.

9. The Principle of กLongevityก It’s making some feature of your product or service last longer. It can also include making a positive experience or feeling last longer.

10. The Principle of กPortabilityก People hate to be tied down. can people use your product or service in more than one place? Or Can you find a way to take your product or service to your customer instead of them having to come to you?

11. The Principle of ‘reductionก If you sell a product or service, is there any way to reduce a certain feature to make it more convenient? More portable? Easier to store or carry? Or easier to use? Can you reduce it and make it more affordable?

12. The Principle of ‘reversalก Look at what features or services your competition is offering or not offering and reverse them. If they close on weekends, can you be open? If they cater to seniors, target more young people. Or if they cater to highend customers, target more lowend volume customers, etc.

13. The Principle of กSafetyก Show others how your product or service can add safety or reduce risk. People hate to experience loss, feel insecure, or waste money. Try to think of little ways you can help people avoid the above with your product or service.

14. The Principle of กSpeedก Today more than ever people hate to wait. You should always be thinking, ขWhat could I do faster than my competitorswithoutlosing quality?ข Can you fill your orders faster? Can you give faster service? Can your product get faster results? Can you resolve customer issues faster? Can you ship your orders faster? Think speed!

15. The Principle of กYuckyก A billionaire once said the secret to success is to be willing to do what most people don’t like to do. So find out what people don’t like to do, find irritating or disgusting, and charge them to do it. If you have a business, find out what your competition doesn’t like to do for their customers and you start doing it. You could literally steal customers from your competition overnight.

Try it.

By following the above suggestions, you’ll be able to create powerful moneymaking niches. And leave your competition in the dust.

About The Author

Roy Primm (The NicheMan) has written hundreds of articles on how to create a moneymaking niche. Get the edge on your competition this year read his free report ก14 Ways To Create a Niche and Grow Richก go to NicheBrain.com

This article was posted on January 01, 2004

by Roy Primm

Psychological Tricks in Selling

Psychological Tricks in Selling

by: Stephen Bucaro

In this article, Iกm revealing six powerful secret psychological tricks that you can use to increase the effectiveness of your advertising and marketing. What if you don’t sell anything? Should you ignore this information?
You ARE selling something. Whether you are a Real Estate agent selling multimillion dollar homes, or a worker trying to sell your boss on the idea that you are a valuable employee, everybody is selling something. So it would be wise to learn these secret tricks and use them to achieve your own personal success.
The secret psychological tricks that I am going to reveal are not really secret. They have been used by shrewed salesman for millenium. Their existence was revealed back in 1984 by Dr. Robert Cialdini in his book กInfluence : The Psychology of Persuasionก.
You will recognize these tricks being used everywhere in advertising today. Now you will be able to put them to use to enhance your own personal success.
Psychological Selling Trick Number 1: Reciprocity
Reciprocity works like this: you give someone something of value for free. That individual feels an obligation to return the favor. Reciprocity is a very powerful principle.
To use reciprocity as a marketing tool, you give people something of value for free, they reciprocate by purchasing your product or service. But you would be surprised how many advertisers totally blow it. Either they don’t understand the concept of กfreeก, or they don’t have total faith in the principle of reciprocity.
For example, consider the offer กget a free camera when you subscribe to our magazine for two years.ก Thatกs not free. Or, กfree installation with a one year commitment.ก Thatกs not free. The customer is paying with an obligation. No sale.
Consider the offer,’receive the latest issue of our magazine absolutely free. No bill will be sent.ก If the prospective customer finds the magazine to be of value, they feel an obligation to subscribe. Or, กone month of free Internet service. No credit card required.ก If the Internet service performs well, the prospective customer feels an obligation to sign up.
The trick is to create something that has high perceived value to a prospective customer, but costs you little or nothing to produce. Free information is a good example. Here again many advertisers totally blow it. The free information turns out to be nothing more than blatant advertising.
Free samples of your product or service is another good example. Again, many businesses blow it. They either produce a cheaper version of their product to use as free samples, or they use the free sample campaign as a means to dump reject product.
The largest Internet Service Provider is well known for giving away hundreds of hours of service for free. No credit card required. The largest cookie company is famous for giving away free cookies. Reciprocity is a very powerful marketing strategy.
Psychological Selling Trick Number 2: Scarcity
Scarcity works like this: There is a limited amount of the item available. After those are gone, the item will not be available. กurgencyก implies Scarcity. For example, ‘this offer will be honored only for a limited timeก.
The effectiveness of the scarcity principle is well demonstrated by the large segment of the population involved in pursuing antiques, collectibles, and memorabilia simply because these items are scarce. Scarcity is often contrived, as when a company produces a กlimited editionก.
For example, when Disney releases a limit edition of one of its classic stories yes, limited to a production of more copies than they could ever possibly sell then it goes in the กvaultก. And how fortunate weกll be a few years from now when they decide to do us the favor of taking it back out of the vault.
Note: Manufactured items, especially DVDs and CDROMs, cannot be กscarceก. Itกs a simple matter to put the manufacturing dies back into production. All scarcities of manufactured items are contrived.
One popular incarnation of scarcity is the กgoing out of business saleก. Customers somehow don’t pick up on the fact that the markdowns are not that great, or that the store has new merchandise coming in the back door to take advantage of the increase in traffic.
Scarcity is a very powerful marketing tool. There are many ways to contrive scarcity. You can create a limited edition, or for items like information products, scarcity can exist in the form of urgency by creating a limited time offer.
Psychological Selling Trick Number 3: Commitment
Commitment involves getting a prospective customer to take a tiny step towards a goal. For example, you might get them to request free information, or fill out a survey. When the prospective customer takes that first step, they have made a commitment, however tentative, towards the goal you have set out for them. They are likely to take another step.
One example of this process is the ‘two stepก method used in mail order. When a mail order marketer runs an advertisement, they don’t even try to sell the product. Instead, the advertisement offers free information. A prospective customer makes that first commitment towards purchasing the product by requesting the free information. The free information they receive is designed to entice them to take the next step.
Another example of using commitment as a marketing tool is a survey. By checking a few boxes and answering a few questions, a prospective customer takes that first step towards a commitment. The result they receive from the survey is designed to entice them to take the next step.
Yet another example of using commitment as a marketing tool is a lottery. For example, people enter their name and address on a ticket for a chance to win a new car. A salesman uses that information to contact them. By entering their name and address on the lottery ticket, the individual has made a commitment to own that new car.
The most common example of the principle of commitment are those longwinded full page advertisements in magazines. The prospective customer invests a great deal of time reading through the entire advertisement. That investment of time represents a commitment. They are likely to take the next step, responding to the advertisement.
To use the psychological power of commitment in your advertising, don’t try to sell your product or service in your ad. Instead, use a survey, contest, or free information to get a prospective customer to make that first step towards a commitment to purchase your product.
Psychological Selling Trick Number 4: Consensus
Consensus involves getting prospective customers to believe that กeverybodyกs doing itก. Everybody is just waiting in line to purchase your product. Everybody can’t be wrong, so the product must be fantastic!
Of course you’re smart enough to know that everybody CAN be wrong. Everybody thought that SUVs were safe vehicles (they roll over). Everybody thought Enron was a great investment (it went bankrupt). Everybody thought Iraq had weapons of mass destruction (well maybe not everybody). You’re an independent thinker.
Here are some examples of headlines using the consensus principle: กItกs the new sensation crossing the countryก, กPeople are signing up in drovesก, กPeople just can’t get enough of themก, ‘record salesก, กUnbelievable response!ก and กJoin millions of smart consumersก. Combine this with a stock photograph of a large group of people, a long line of people, or a crowd of people, and you have a powerful consensus message.
Note: Many people don’t think they’re having fun unless they’re in a large, noisy crowd. Unfortunately, every large crowd contains a few lunatics. When things go wrong, the crowd stampedes and people get hurt, or killed. When I see a large crowd, I head the other way.
Fortuately, most people are not independent thinkers. They act like a herd of cattle. Use the consensus principle in your advertising, and people, like lemmings headed for the sea, will come in waves to buy your product.
Psychological Selling Trick Number 5: Authority
Authority involves getting prospective customers to believe that someone who is knowledgeable or famous uses your product or service. If a knowledgeable or famous person uses your product, then it must be fantastic!
The bigger the authority, the more powerful the advertising message will be. For example, doctors are authorities. กMost doctors prescribe Tylenol for arthritis painก. Large organizations are authorities. ‘the National Heart Association says Quaker oatmeal is good for your heart.ก The Federal Government is an authority. ‘the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says whole wheat bread is part of a complete dietก. If only we could think of a way to use God as an authority!
Hereกs how to use the principle of authority in advertising: search the Internet for any references to your product or service. Find an article that alludes to your product being of value. For example, letกs say you sell black Tshirts. You find an article by the U.S. Department of Agriculture that says กbees are attracted to bright colored clothingก. Your copy: ‘the U.S. Department of Agriculture that says my Tshirts protect you from attack by stinging insects.ก
Most advertising using the authority principle is taken out of context and exaggerated. Some advertising uses totally fake authorities. กMy dog biscuits are recommended by the International Association of Dog Nutritionistsก (an organization I started last week). Some advertising uses a กstudyก as an authority. กA recent study found that my lemonade tastes better than any other brandก (my mother liked it better).
I don’t recommend that you use a fake organization, a fake study, or take information out of context or exaggerate, but if you can locate a legitimate authority or study related in any way to your product and quote it without exaggeration, you will have a powerful authority message.
Psychological Selling Trick Number 6: Greed
Greed involves taking advantage of many peoples belief that there is a secret short cut to wealth. They believe that wealthy people didn’t earn their wealth, instead they know a กsecretก.
Note: I am not recommending that you use the principle of greed because it is used by unethical scammers. Iกm simply informing you of itกs existence in order to make this series of articles complete.
The simplest method of using the principle of greed is the chain letter. You have no doubt received a chain letter at some point. A chain letter contains a chart specifying the massive amounts of money the recipient will get when they follow the instructions. The first instruction is to send money.
The multilevel or network marketing scheme works similar to a chain letter. The prospective recruit gets a chart showing the massive amounts of money they will receive when they join the network. After parting with their money, the victim is instructed to con their friends and relatives into joining.
Another method of using the principle of greed is the lottery or casino. The odds of winning most lotteries are about the same whether you buy a ticket or not. A casino allocates only a tiny portion of itกs customers money to winnings in order to create the illusion that the odds of winning are good. Many people don’t understand statistics. In their mind, the phrase กwin a million dollarsก translates into กget a million dollarsก.
Another example of the principle of greed is the business opportunity scam. We know it works because successful scammers invest millions to run business opportunity infomercials, and they make hundreds of millions in profits. They prey on people who believe there is a secret short cut to wealth. The scammers think people who fall for their scam are stupid, lazy, and greedy, so they deserve to get ripped off.
The way to use the principle of greed is to contrive a กsecret planก. Run an ad describing how the plan requires absolutely no work to make massive amounts of money. Include a few bogus testimonials and a legitimate looking chart that shows the massive amount of money the plan will bring. Some scammers include pictures of fake checks or fake bank statements.
Never divulge any details of the plan in the ad. The prospective customer is required to send money to get the plan. The typical plan instructs the purchaser to run the same scam.
The principle of greed is very powerful. People who have been ripped of by this scam a thousand times before will, like hypnotized zombies, send you their money. They think THIS TIME they will receive the REAL secret plan.

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This article was posted on July 28, 2004

by Stephen Bucaro

Get Rich Doing What Others Don’t

Get Rich Doing What Others Don’t

by: Roy Primm

‘the quickest way to wealth

That Iกve found to be true;

Is to stick out your chest

Give your best

And do what others don’t like to do!ก Primm

Itกs been said the difference between the กhavesก and the กhavenotsก can be traced back to the people who did … and the people who did not!

When it comes to creating a moneymaking niche, consider using what I call the principle of yucky.

Using the principle of yucky is one of the quickest ways to make money you’ll ever find. Period. No hype here.

Master this principle and I can guarantee you’ll never be broke another day in your life.

In fact, if everyone would use this principle the unemployment numbers would melt like an ice cube in July. The Welfare rolls would shrink like a cheap suit, and poverty would drastically decrease.

So, what exactly is the principle of yucky? Iกm glad you asked, it’s simply doing what other people find disgusting, irritating, or in a word yucky.

A billionaire once said, “The quickest way to success is to do what others don’t like to do.” Don’t laugh, most people are willing to gladly pay money to people who will do the things they find disgusting, irritating or stressful. Wouldn’t you?

For example, if you had rats running through your restaurant at lunchtime would you pay someone to get rid of them? Of course, you would.

But rats aren’t the only things people find disgusting or yucky. Thousands of yucky services exist that people will pay you to do. The key point here is the thing may be yucky to them, but not to you, especially if you can grow rich doing it. Believe me, money in your pocket will make it less yucky whatever it is.

For example, take the man in Florida who has a business that makes over $100,000 a year picking up dog poop in parks. The single mother who started a business cleaning bathrooms earning over $5,000 a week. Or the husband and wife team clears $2,000 a week bathing dogs in the client’s home.

Yes, the list is endless; it’s only limited by your imagination. You’d be surprised what people will pay for you just to get out of doing it themselves. Use this attitude to make money.

You’ll discover the most pennypinching, tightwad, miser will gladly throw money at you. Why? To get out of doing something they find yucky, disgusting, irritating or stressful. Haven’t you been paying attention?

That’s what makes the principle of yucky so valuable, especially to the alert entrepreneurialminded person. In fact, if you are an entrepreneurial minded person $ signs should be slowly swirling around your head as you read this article.

You now have the start of a small niche business that could make you big money, very quickly and with very little risk. From a business point of view what could be better than that?

Thousands of people in your local area will gladly pay you to help them do the yucky routine stuff in their life. They’re just waiting for you to offer your services to them. An added benefit will be little or no competition!

If you have an established business, you can use the principle of yucky to get an edge on your competition. You simply do what your competitors don’t, can’t, or won’t do. Believe me your customers will take notice. Wouldn’t you?

About The Author

Roy J. Primm (The Niche Man) has written hundreds of articles on the power of a niche. To read more ideas on how to create, develop, and strengthen your niche go to http://www.NicheBrain.com

[email protected]

This article was posted on April 02, 2004

by Roy Primm

What Google Can Teach You About Success

What Google Can Teach You About Success

by: Nigel Owen

Let me share with you something that I found so interesting.

It was on a Sunday night Janary 2nd to be precise. I was watching the football games during the day on CBS and saw the promo for their show 60 Minutes later that night.

I love hearing about success stories so I was excited when they said they would be doing a feature on the SUCCESS of GOOGLE.

I just finished dinner and the segment was about to start so I went over to the TV.

The reporter was interviewing the 2 founders, they showed the company headquarters, and THEN they brought up something where I said BINGO.

Hereกs what caught my attention.

For quite a few years I was going nowhere. I had all the ideas in the world, but never did anything with them.

I procrastinated (a ton).

Fear was holding me back.

I was scattered.

(This wasn’t a fun time in my life.)

But, THEN things began to change BECAUSE of this ONE SUCCESS Principle. And this is the same SUCCESS PRINCIPLE that has helped Google soar.

Paraphrasing 60 minutes (the TV Show) last night.

Google Founders:

กEverything we do we start in BETA (BETA means a test).

For all our projects, we just get it out there, get it going, where itกs at a กCก level and then we get feedback on what people like, don’t like, and then we go from there.ก

Hereกs what Google was really saying and hereกs the success principle that changed my life.

กYOU don’t have to get it right, you just have to get it going.ก

(Read this again.)

I used to wait until everything was perfect and fear stared at me and I didn’t move.

This was for many years.

But then I decided to JUST GET GOING.

Think about it this way.

In school, we get graded, A, B, C and D.

As a trader, investor or market maker, even when your trading ideas are at a ‘C’, you should still get it GOING!

Then, find out which trading strategy you like/dislike and improve it.

It sounds so simple, but most people have 10 pounds of cement holding their ideas hostage.

Successful entrepreneurs and traders get going!

Itกs the only way to TRULY get wisdom and experience.

Ask yourself this question:

What have I been putting off, procrastinating about, that I can just get going today?

Are you currently trading the currency market but have yet to find a workable trading strategy?

Have you yet to even consider what this now in vogue market, the foreign exchange (FOREX) can do for your pocketbook?

THINK ABOUT THIS. What if you cud not only กget it goingก but, thru 2 people who have *beentheredonethat*, could *get it right* almost immediately?

Thru Rapid Forexกs selfstudy manuals you can.

http://www.forextrading.isour.biz

About The Author

Nigel Owen is a 36 yr old Englishman living in North Wales! Married with three children and a highly motivated individual who decided 3 years ago that he should retire at the age of 40. Through Network marketing and the internet he is working towards his goal.

His websites include:

http://www.forextrading.isour.biz

http://igiveaway20dollarbills.blogspot.com/

[email protected]

This article was posted on April 07

by Nigel Owen

Get Rich Doing What Others Don’t!

Get Rich Doing What Others Don’t!

by: Roy Primm

‘the quickest way to wealth

That Iกve found to be true;

Is to stick out your chest

Give your best

And do what others don’t like to do!ก (NicheBrain.com)

Itกs been said the difference between the กhavesก and the กhavenotsก can be traced back to the people who did … and the people who did not!

When it comes to creating a moneymaking niche, consider using what I call the principle of yucky.

Using the principle of yucky is one of the quickest ways to make money you’ll ever find. Period. No hype here.

Master this principle and I can guarantee you’ll never be broke another day in your life.

In fact, if everyone would use this principle the unemployment numbers would melt like an ice cube in July. The Welfare rolls would shrink like a cheap suit, and poverty would drastically decrease.

So, what exactly is the principle of yucky? Iกm glad you asked, it’s simply doing what other people find disgusting, irritating, or in a word yucky.

A billionaire once said, ขThe quickest way to success is to do what others don’t like to do.ข Don’t laugh, most people are willing to gladly pay money to people who will do the things they find disgusting, irritating or stressful. Wouldn’t you?

For example, if you had rats running through your restaurant at lunchtime would you pay someone to get rid of them? Of course, you would.

But rats aren’t the only things people find disgusting or yucky. Thousands of yucky services exist that people will pay you to do. The key point here is the thing may be yucky to them, but not to you, especially if you can grow rich doing it. Believe me, money in your pocket will make it less yucky whatever it is.

For example, take the man in Florida who has a business that makes over $100,000 a year picking up dog poop in parks. The single mother who started a business cleaning bathrooms earning over $5,000 a week. Or the husband and wife team who clears $2,000 a week bathing dogs in the clients home.

Yes, the list is endless; it’s only limited by your imagination. You’d be surprised what people will pay you for, just to get out of doing it themselves. Use this attitude to make money.

You’ll discover the most pennypinching, tightwad, miser will gladly throw money at you. Why? To get out of doing something they find yucky, disgusting, irritating or stressful. Haven’t you been paying attention?

That’s what makes the principle of yucky so valuable my friend, especially to the alert entrepreneurialminded person. In fact, if you are an entrepreneurial minded person $ signs should be slowly swirling around your head as you read this article.

You now have the start of a small niche business that could make you big money, very quickly and with very little risk. From a business point of view what could be better than that?

Thousands of people in your local area will gladly pay you to help them do some yucky routine stuff in their life. They’re just waiting for you to offer your services to them. An added benefit if you act fast will be litttle or no competition!

If you have an established business, you can use the principle of yucky to get an edge on your competition. You simply do what your competitors don’t, can’t, or won’t do. Believe me your customers will take notice. Wouldn’t you?

About The Author

Roy Primm (The NicheMan) has written hundreds of articles on how to create a moneymaking niche. Get the edge on your competition this year read his free report ก14 Ways To Create a Niche and Grow Richก go to NicheBrain.com

This article was posted on January 17, 2004

by Roy Primm