Reply To: I Am Very New to Internet Marketing, Where Should I Start?
Find a “bleeding neck” in your area of interest.
A bleeding neck is a problem that people are desperate to solve.
That advice is contrary to what many people will tell you.
By that, I mean that it’s easy to get caught up in trying to solve a problem where there are already a lot of solutions.
What you need to do is ask yourself what problems are not being solved.
How do you do that?
Look at a number of solutions in your area of interest.
Then ask yourself what problem they solve.
You’ll have to dig a bit.
If they all solved the same problem, then no one would make any money; so you have to tease out the differences.
When you have that information in front of you, then ask yourself what’s missing.
That’s your niche.
Now follow Sean’s 10 x 10. Fill your blog with articles.
Repurpose them on place like YouTube, SlideShare, and Mention.
There are a lot of place where you can repurpose your content.
Create a squeeze page and put it on your website.
Get an autoresponder, too.
Actually, it might be easier to follow Sean’s Fast Start training.
So, find your niche, and do what Sean tells you to do.
Bruce Hoag PhD
The Internet Marketing Psychologist
The Mindful Writer - for deep and persuasive copy