money making opportunities from home Misconceptions

money making opportunities from home Misconceptions

In my money making opportunities from home coaching sessions, I

have found that many people start their money making opportunities from homees based on

misconceptions, myths, and half truths.
They are being told that they can sign up for a few programs, build a site around those topics,

slap the banners and links on their site, then sit back and collect the money – never having to

work again.
Wrong.
The truth of the matter is that there are more people who fail at their money making

opportunities from homees, than people who actually succeed.
These people are not told that they will actually have to work twice as hard at their

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traditional job. They are not told about the hours and hours of marketing time that they will

put in. They usually are not even told by the affiliate managers how to market the products or

their websites.
They have up lines that are inactive or flat out ignore them. They don’t have the first clue as

to how to build a downline, much less how to offer support to their downline. They don’t

understand conversion rates or the concept of PPC (pay per click) programs.
However, they truly believe what they have been told – They believe that they can get rich by

doing absolutely nothing. These are otherwise intelligent people. Why would they believe this?

They believe because they want to believe. Because they see it everyday, everywhere on the

Internet. They are told that it is possible. They not only want to believe it – for their own

reasons, they need to believe it.
Unfortunately, it is my job to tell them the truth and then they feel let down. By the time a

client comes to me for help, they are already a bit disillusioned. Since initial clients

usually begin by paying for one session at a time, I go ahead and burst their bubble during the

first session. I don’t want them to spend money that they don’t have on an idea that won’t

work.
After the first session, the client is left to make a decision. They either have to do what it

takes to make their business a success, toss the idea out the window, or keep doing exactly

what they have been doing with the exact same results (or lack of results as the case may be).

Less than half are willing to do what it takes to succeed. The rest toss the idea out the

window. I’ve never had a client who decided to keep doing what they had been doing.
I do have a point. My point is that if you are an affiliate manager, or if you have a downline,

be honest. Tell your affiliates and downlines the truth. Tell them upfront what will be

required of them. Be honest about possible earnings, and be honest about your own earnings.

After being honest, “look around” to see who is still interested in your business. I promise,

there will still be people interested – people willing to put forth the effort that is

required. These are the people that you want to invest your time in.
Once you know who is serious about the business, work with them closely. Offer them all of the

support you can possibly offer. Make suggestions to help them improve their site. Put together

marketing packages and ideas for them. Start a forum for your downline, and be active in that

forum. If you haven’t heard from them in a while, send them an email or a card and ask them if

everything is okay. The more successful your downline is, the more successful you are.

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