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How to Make $40,000/month Blogging

John Chow of JohnChow.com recently posted a video of his presentation Vancouver Business, Marketing and Entrepreneur Meetup. The title of his presentation was “How I Made 40,000 a Month From a Blog”

What I respect most about his presentation and it’s probably the most value aspect of his talk is the commitment and passion required to make $40,000 per month. Early on John talks about his background and the years it took to develop his Internet Marketing skills. Even though he invests 2 hours a day today, there were hundreds and even thousands of hours invested up front.

John’s presentation is about 1 hour long, so set aside some time and take some notes.

If you want to learn John’s sales funnel process for building a successful blog check out his video:

“How I Make $40,000 a Month From a Blog”

Have an Awesome Day!

Robert

PS. Several years ago a good friend of mine who is an attorney told me about a case he was working on. The case was going to pay him over $2 Million. After telling me this he emphasized that it took him over 20 years to gain the experience to handle a case like this and that this wasn’t a case someone fresh out of law school would be able to manage. Remember To do big things …. You need to develop the skills!

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Top Internet Companies – Where They Started

This is one of the coolest posts I’ve seen in a long time!

Michael Dunlop’s post “Where 14 of the Top Internet Businesses Got Started” show’s the offices of where some of the most widely known Internet Companies got their start.

If you ever wondered what the offices looked like during the internet start ups of companies like eBay, Facebook, Google, Digg, YouTube etc …. be sure to check out Michael Dunlop’s post.

“Where 14 of the Top Internet Businesses Got Started”

Wish You The Best!

Robert

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If you are new to the Network Marketing industry the phrase “Internal Consumption” is very important and something you should understand when evaluating Network Marketing Opportunities.

Internal consumption is the purchasing of product by distributors/representatives and not an end consumer. An example of this is when distributors purchase large quantities of product to sell to customers.

This is very common in many companies and does not become a problem unless a large percentage of those product sales are from distributors and not actual customers. The reason this happens is because many companies have sales volume goals each month that need to be obtained by distributors to qualify for a commission check.

If someone is short of reaching their sales volume goal they may feel inclined to placing a product order themselves to reach the goal and qualify for a check. The reason they know they are short of their goal is because the company sometimes provides a volume line to call and find out that monthly sales volume.

Now think about this for a moment. Imagine someone doing this month after month and placing the charges on their credit card to pay for products. Over time they will end up with a house full of products and credit card debt. Companies have actually been shut down for this.

When evaluating network marketing opportunities keep this principle in mind. Successful businesses of any kind provide products or services to customers not an internal sales force.

You will find a list of criteria for evaluating network marketing opportunities here:

Evaluating Network Marketing Businesses.

Wish you the best!

Robert

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What Should I Blog About?

What should I blog about?

This is a common question. All of us at some point have writer’s block at one time or another. If you are currently pondering this question “What should I blog about” I am willing to guess that it may be the one thing that is holding you back from getting your Internet Marketing business started.

Quit asking yourself What should I blog about and just get started writing. You already know exactly what to blog about because it’s already inside of you.

In just a few minutes I am going to share with you and idea…. a new way of looking at things … a new belief to get you started.

When I was faced with the question of What should I blog about? and went weeks even months without finding an answer this is what I did.

I looked at my beliefs surrounding this question and realized I was stuck on the outcome. I was thinking of what brilliant earth shattering information could I possibly share? I was stuck and frustrated. I had no idea what to blog about. It was like that movie “A Beautiful Mind” where the actor Russell Crowe was in search of that one original idea.

Striving for perfection is a great if it inspires you to produce great content. When you feel as though what you write has to be perfect and brilliant then you aren’t going to write anything. If you are thinking of the perfect thing to write … you are thinking and not writing!

This is the belief I adopted that ended several months of never updating my blog.

“Who cares what I write. I am going to think of my blog as a collection of my favorites. My blog will be a place I can always reference to find cool stuff I have learned and discovered over the years. It will be a place where I will share the answers to questions I struggled to find. My blog will be a place of inspiration for others who share the same interests and hopefully what I write will be of value and help others too.”

Take the pressure off yourself. Share what’s important to you and what life is like through your eyes. Your writing style will develop over time and your posts will flow smoothly with experience.

I personally looked at my blog and said “Would I enjoy visiting my blog?” and the knee jerk reaction was No!

Once I formed this new belief, blogging became fun and It was no longer work.

It was no longer a have to. It became something I wanted to do. Now when I ask that same question, without hesitation the answer is Yes! – Yes, I would visit my blog and enjoy the content.

Start by writing what interests you and forget amount monetizing it and how many daily unique visitors you are getting. Over time you will develop your style and engage with your readers by answering their questions.

Once you have reached the point of writing consistently about what your readers are asking for then you have a real opportunity to make a difference by sharing what you know.

The first step is enjoying the process and being consistent. You may slip up here and there, however get back at it until you form a new habit of enjoying the time you spend writing on your blog. In time your focus and passion will reveal itself. You will begin to notice what topics a majority of your posts are focused on.

Monetizing your blog and optimizing it will come with time …. Focus on enjoying the process of writing first.

– Robert

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The Price of Success

Here is a photo of Floyd Mayweather paying the price to be a Champion!

Floyd Mayweather Training

Floyd Mayweather Training

Here’s Brian Tracy’s formula for Success:

1. Decide What You Want.
2. Decide What Price You Will Have to Pay.
3. Pay That Price.

Wish You The Best!

Robert Avila

PS. Thanks for the photo Aaron M.

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