Clarke and Tracy Repchuk, but more about them later.
The first day.
Brett McFall was the first speaker at the conference. His opening tip was
that America is still 5 /10 years ahead on the internet. What did I pick up
from that? Recognizing that the internet is global, keep looking at what the
Guru’s are doing in the American market if you want to stay with the game.
Then Brett spoke these magic words – “All attendees would get a Resale Rights
and Master Rights to the DVD’s of the event" – pure gold!
The rest of the session was devoted to the Seven Steps to a Profitable Online
Business:-
1. Find a hot niche market. 2. Create a product that the market wants in the form of an ebook, audio or
video product. Make the product unique. 3. Create a powerful and compelling message in your Sales Letter. 4. Design a simple website. 5. Bring traffic to the site using Pay per Click and Google Adwords. Follow
this up by submitting articles, Press relaeases and posting on Forums. 6. Sell other people's products as their affiliate. 7. Have affiliates selling your product.
He also released the Uniform Resource Locator (URL), a global address of
websites or documents, where keywords could be searched online.
One important fact he released was that 82% of online buyers have purchased
items in response to an email.
Towards the end of the session he helped in the process of being able to
visualise the business we wanted so that it could be defined accurately. Even
the number of hours you wanted to work could affect the business you operated.
Low ticket prices required longer hours versus high ticket items and shorter
hours.
Shaun Clarke was new to me at the start of the conference but at the end I
was glad he had been a speaker. He was also going to do the internet
challenge but more about that later.
The message has finally hit home: Nothing is more educational and inspirational than a live event, especially the World Internet Summit!
If you ever have the opportunity to attend this event live, don't think twice.
The education, combined with the joint venture opportunities which presents itself (even in the lengthy coffee line) can be the turn key for any internet and network marketing professional.
Here are 7 golden nuggets taken from the most recent World Internet Summit on the Gold Coast.
PLEASE NOTE: Everything that I'm about to share with you are key points that inspired me and they are all translated into my own words.
Tom Hua (Director of the World Internet Summit) Out of $200 Billion spent on the internet last year, you only need 1% of the 1% of the 1%!
Take the big picture, your ultimate life and dreams and break them down into smaller plans.
Success leaves clues.
Goals are dreams with deadlines.
Don't be afraid of spending money.
Create value by teaching, sharing your ideas and exchanging information.
Take massive action!
Brett Mcfall (Director of the World Internet Summit)
The more you give the more will come
Give away your advice and expertise
Be the General of the Army, not the soldiers in the trenches
Success is determined by how much you want it.
The Secret to financial success is to copy successful people.
Find the one thing that makes you king!
Unrealistic goals inspire you 10 times more than realistic ones.
Take massive action!
Sean "Get off your Duff" Roach
Always mentor the message, never the mentor! A mentor is human and you will always find fault.
Only be great!
Inch wide, mile deep (On approaching your niche)
Negative sells.
Make money from frustrations.
Create multiple systems of income.
People fail, proven systems work.
Know your numbers.
Take massive action!
Scott Letourneau
New distinctions will change your financial future, sorting for 'sameness' will lead to financial ruin!
Dream is a goal with a deadline
Rich vs. Poor; library vs. TV
Add value to your existing market
Partner or perish is a key to financial success
Take massive action!
Debra Thompson Roedl
It doesn't matter where you start, it matters that you start and where you finish
You don't need to know technology to be successful; you just need to know marketing
It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to be
Learn to feel comfortable being uncomfortable
Be decisive in nature
Billionaire trait: make quick decisions and change them slowly
3 solutions for success: mindset, mastermind and having a mentor
Applied knowledge is power.
Don't assume everyone knows what you know
You grow into it, not go into it.
Take massive action!
Matt and Amanda Clarkson
Give them what they want and you get what you want
Give outstanding customer service
Take massive action!
James Shramko
Complex problems have simple solutions
Core skills = multiple profit systems
Deliver value to more people
Provide valuable solutions that people want to proven buyers with problems you can solve in the largest market you can easily access.
Take massive action!
By Matt Bacak
Get clear to get what you want.
Think with the end in mind.
Put things into perspective. Are you where you want to be?
Sell dollars for dimes.
You can never be to rich, too thin, or too beautiful
2 characteristics of successful people: action orientated and education focus.
On closing...
Don't take advice from anyone with a smaller pile of cash than you have!
Take massive action!
Raymond Aaron
Ask yourself: What am I doing this month to double my income?
Rich people talk differently
Each of your mess is a lock on the gate which keeps abundance out.
If your mess went away, you will have a better income.
Every successful person has a mentor.
Take massive action!
Nikhil Parekh
Just because you can do it yourself, doesn't mean that you should.
Be accountable.
Focus on how you can help others and the money will come.
Focus on becoming successful with one thing before jumping to the next.
Follow a proven system with a mentor.
Find solutions to peoples problems.
Making money online is simple. Don't over complicate things.
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