The Big Online Dream... Shattered!

Posted by lauraraisanen under Online Marketing
From http://lauraraisanen.com 3854 days ago
Made Hot by: robinandy58 on October 7, 2013 5:03 pm

Most internet marketers dream about being really successful online and making lots of money. And for most of them that dream comes crashing down. This article reveals 3 common misconceptions in internet marketing and shows how to avoid them.

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Written by kingofcontent92
3850 days ago

Dream big and Aim high. That is the mindset of everyone who wants to go into business though they misconceive so much that they end up going down than seeing themselves going up.

But, thanks to this article, we will know what to think in doing business.

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Written by lauraraisanen
3850 days ago

Yes exactly, they go down instead of going up. Nothing wrong with dreaming big and aiming high, as long as they know it's going to be through hard work and will most likely take quite some time too!

Thanks for the comment :)

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Written by greatcontent
3851 days ago

Boy, do I relate to the shiny object syndrome. Is there a 12 step program for this? Hi, I'm Steve and I buy shiny objects. Oh man, they sound sooo good yet do they really give you what you need? Often, and sadly, they don't.

What I finally learned is if I am having angst over a particular marketers messaging, I unsubscribe - it's easier than chasing the object!

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Written by lauraraisanen
3850 days ago

Haha, there really should be a programme for that! :D Thanks for the comment on my blog as well :)

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Written by bigmoneyweb
3853 days ago

Its of cause very good to dream big in whatever you're doing but, things don't always turn out as we planned which is the main reason why we should always be ready for any outcome. Thanks for sharing this with the bizsugar community.

Val

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Written by lauraraisanen
3853 days ago

I agree that there's nothing wrong with dreaming big, it's more the unrealistic dreaming with the get-rich-quick schemes that end up catching a lot of people out.

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