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American Idol Phenomenon

Thursday 24 April 2008 @ 3:28 am

My wife is an avid fan of American Idol and she watch the show relentless. Aside from that she spend countless hours reviewing the opinions from fans about the performance of each contestant.

In today’s show there are about 38 million votes that came in. And this just the flock from the United States. I wonder if they have statistics for international viewers. What’s my point? 38 million viewers and they are also potential customers. Selling only a dollar to this followers will give you 38 million dollars. Well, this is only a rough estimate.

Itunes is selling 0.99 per download, you multiply that by the number of viewers then you have your gross sales. Impressive.

Perhaps this might be the computation done by the “ebook gurus” low price + sell it to the masses and there you have it “millionaire”.

Well, but one need to solve how are we going to reach the “million flock”.

Hmmm. Now this is one strategy to consider.

more power reaching our “million flock”.

by the way bye Carly -

James

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Main Ingredient to Succeed in Affiliate Marketing

Wednesday 12 March 2008 @ 3:09 pm

While I was searching for the “magic formula” on being a multi-millionaire in the Internet business, I came across to the blog entries of two prominent blogger in the Internet/Affiliate community. Joel Comm and Andrew Wee seem to be telling the same main ingredient for success to happen: “action”.

A lot of Internet marketers, that includes me, is always looking for the magic formula in order to succeed online. We buy most of the eBooks that has been release, spend time in forums asking questions “how to earn money” but we have not implemented what we have learn. We have the excuses like I do not have a domain, I do not know how to write, I am not a techie guys, and countless I do not know. I have seen in forums that some of the successful internet marketers have started their careers in making blogs at blogger.com (of course having your own domain is better).

Perhaps, the main formula is to act now and learn the things as you go along the way.
There is a saying that “how will you know that your writing sucks if you have not written something”.

Set your plan in motion to take the initial steps in the “millionaires” journey.

“Even a thousand technique is useless if is not projected into the hands.” – from the book Samurai Selling.

You can view Joel’s video while you can read the blog entry of Andrew Wee here.

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Why Bill Gates and the other Rich People didn’t retire earlier?

Friday 15 February 2008 @ 2:45 am

If you are a newbie marketer like me, you easily get into the hype of the “get rich quick, retire early” tactics to buy their eBook.  The retiring early scheme is one of the best tactics to entice readership for those who want to earn a living online.  Average people would easily fall into this hype because everybody looks forward to a vacations galore, shopping spree, and other rich lifestyle.

Reflecting on this scheme made me realized as to too why rich people like Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, and others didn’t retire early even though they have more than enough for a hundred years.

Bill Gates, becoming one of the richest man in the world did not retire early but instead he stayed with Microsoft and keep on developing their products.  Warren Buffet on the other hand continues to buy potential businesses increasing more value to Berkshire stockholders. 

Perhaps “retiring rich and early” should not be the main goal but doing the things that one is enjoy doing will be the basis of richness or fulfillment, of course monetizing the things that one is enjoy doing is another topic to blog about.

Cheers and more power to our success!

 

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