How to Dissolve Your Marketing Crossroads Dilemma

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If you’re new to the network marketing Internet business world, you may have heard that it’s important to choose one and at the most, two marketing methods when you get started.

The reason for this is simple. If you don’t, you are likely to become so overwhelmed with the learning curve and workload that you’ll fall prey to action paralysis which may just mean the end of your business dream.

A response I hear to this advice is often,

“But all the top dogs seem to use every marketing method possible and even if I was to choose one, which one? I’m so confused.”

I’m going to tell you about a simple and fun way I use when speaking to people who feel confused  about choosing a marketing method. It may just help you with your choice too. Before I do I want to make one thing very clear about those who come across as proficient users of multiple methods.

No home based network marketing rock star started out using all the methods they are using now. They also started with one or two,  mastered these, built their confidence in the market place and then turned  to using other methods over time.

How long will it take to become a master at any one method? As long as it takes YOU!

I usually advise people to stick with  a method consistently for a minimum of 90 days before they even think of evaluating their progress. Now the fact so many network marketers drop out completely somewhere between 43 and 90 days from starting, may just go to show why they weren’t successful. They simply didn’t give themselves enough time.

Choosing the best way to promote your network marketing Internet business may be as easy as knowing yourself

What I mean here is that if you know what your strengths are and apply these to marketing then you’ll know which methods are going to suit you more than others.

The problem is many people don’t seem to know what their strengths are. Can you relate to this?

When I come across this response I always encourage people to think back to their school days.

Most people excelled or at least liked and preferred a certain subject area when at school. I’m sure you’ll agree with me  that those who liked and excelled at everything were a minority.

So were you a computer geek, a Math whizz or more a lover of public speaking?  Maybe you hated everything academic but you were great at socializing? Whatever your strength was, it may just provide the clues to what kind of marketing will best suit you.

Here’s my fun (and maybe quite serious too?) guide list.

If you were  good at  and/or liked:

Computers – you’re probably most going to enjoy building and optimizing sites and capture pages using SEO

Maths and Accounting – you could be best suited to Pay per Click type marketing which requires a statistical approach

Public speaking, Writing, Languages, Cooking – you’ll more than likely enjoy creating content like videos, articles and blog posts

Team sports and after school socializing – social media strategies are probably going to be where you will feel most comfortable.

Naturally you may be good at more than one area but which would you most prefer to be doing? This is where you will feel happiest, to begin with anyway.

So how did you rate using my list? Do you have more to add to this topic? If so please leave me a comment and share this post with your followers if you found it valuable. Thank you.

My goal? Helping you achieve yours.

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