Marketing Lesson 1 – Selling What’s Hot (Part 2)

I’m sorry guys I really have two apologies…

• I really planned to get back to this post last night, after the gym, but you know what it’s like…so easy to get side-tracked (how not to get side-tracked, well…that’s for another post…)
• My second apology is because I really lost track of my tread on Part # 1 of this blog post, which you can read by CLICKING HERE –

I really didn’t mean the post to be about Dan Kennedy and his ‘Incredible FREE Gift’ but I just can’t believe how many internet marketers I speak to have not even heard of him yet.

They all have someone they follow… The self-titled ‘Gurus’ – but I bet they don’t know most were trained by Dan Kennedy, either directly, or by another guru who trained a guru who was trained by Dan ‘Guru of all Gurus’ Kennedy.

Right, my original blog post I wanted to share with you was about…

Selling What’s Hot….

Look, it’s like this…

I see this same guy almost every day as I drive to the gym…

I’m driving down the road in 95F heat…(I’m in Thailand at the moment if you haven’t been following earlier threads…)

It hasn’t rained for days… possibly weeks…

My trusty VW is trying so hard to keep me cool…

The air con is on max… and I’m still sweating…

I would die for an ice-cold drink…

Or one of those juicy orange ice lollies…

But what do I see a guy selling at the side of the road?

Windscreen-wipers (windshield for my American cousins)…!!!

For frig sake man!!

Like I said it hasn’t rained for days..

He doesn’t give a SH*T about what I need right now…

All he cares about is himself.

Look, I don’t blame him for trying, and this thread really isn’t about him, it’s about you…

And I’ll explain real soon how I can help make sure you’re ‘Selling What’s Hot’

In a couple of days, in my upcoming blog posts…

I’m writing a full series on this very area of affiliate marketing…and it’s going to be called…

Ok, better not let that out of the bag yet, as I haven’t secured the domain yet…

But it’s gonna be a ton of awesome training…

I could have easily sold this for $97 or even $197…but I’ve decided to give it to you for free…

It’s probably gonna last between 18 and 21 days.. so in easy to digest chunks…

I thought if I created a program or course you might be too over-whelmed..

So in bite-sized pieces you can read a bit, implement and then come back for more the next day…

Sound like a plan?

Are you in my friend??

After 3 weeks, I promise you your Affiliate Marketing will see a massive increase in productivity…

That is as long as you implement…

Ok, so get your ass back to my blog by the 21^st and get ready to 5x your Affiliate Marketing…

Final Thoughts on Marketing – Selling What’s Hot 

The role of marketing in online businesses is crucial. In the digital age where competition is fierce and customers have a multitude of options at their fingertips, effective marketing can be the difference between success and failure. Here’s why marketing is so pivotal for online businesses:

Why Is Visibility So Important In Marketing?

In the digital space, visibility is everything. If potential customers cannot find your business online, your chances of making a sale are virtually zero. This is where marketing, particularly Search Engine Optimization (SEO), comes in. SEO ensures your business ranks highly in search engine results for relevant keywords, thereby increasing your visibility to potential customers. Social media marketing, content marketing, and pay-per-click advertising also help increase visibility by positioning your business in front of potential customers where they already spend time online.

Why Is Competitive Advantage So Important In Marketing?

The online business environment is saturated, and without effective marketing, it’s challenging to differentiate your business from the competition. A well-executed marketing strategy communicates your unique selling proposition to your target audience, emphasizing why they should choose you over others. This differentiation can give you a competitive edge and help attract and retain customers.

Why Is Customer Engagement So Important In Marketing?

The interactive nature of the internet has elevated customer expectations for engagement. People don’t just want to buy products; they want to build relationships with brands. Digital marketing enables businesses to engage with customers at various stages of the buying cycle. Through email marketing, social media, and content marketing, businesses can provide value, build trust, and foster relationships, leading to increased customer loyalty and repeat business.

 Why Is Targeted Marketing So Important In Marketing?

One of the great advantages of online marketing is the ability to target specific audiences with personalized messages. Through data analysis and market research, businesses can identify different customer segments and tailor their marketing messages to resonate with each group. This targeted approach increases marketing efficiency, improves conversion rates, and enhances customer satisfaction.

Why Are Performance Tracking and Optimization So Important In Marketing?

With traditional marketing, it can be difficult to track the performance of your efforts. In contrast, digital marketing offers a wealth of analytics tools to monitor and measure your marketing activities. These insights allow businesses to understand what’s working and what’s not, enabling them to adjust their strategies in real-time. This ability to monitor, learn, and adapt is key to improving marketing effectiveness over time.

Why Is Being Cost Effective So Important In Marketing?

Starting an online business can be a cost-effective alternative to a brick-and-mortar operation. Similarly, online marketing can offer cost-effective solutions, particularly for small and medium-sized businesses. For example, content marketing costs 62% less than traditional marketing and generates about 3 times as many leads. Similarly, email marketing offers one of the highest return on investment (ROI) of all marketing strategies.

Why Is Building Trust So Important In Marketing?

Let’s face it, there are tons of horrible people using the Internet. So, with so many scams and untrustworthy operations online, customers are naturally wary. A solid marketing strategy helps establish a business’s credibility. Sharing valuable content, maintaining an active social media presence, and collecting and showcasing customer reviews and testimonials are all ways that marketing can help build trust with potential customers.

In conclusion, Stefan Georgi and his RMBC Course will show you why marketing plays a multifaceted role in the success of an online business. It increases visibility, helps differentiate your business from the competition, facilitates customer engagement, allows for targeted and personalized communication, enables performance tracking and optimization, and builds trust with your audience. Implementing effective marketing strategies is not just an optional extra for online businesses – it’s a necessary tool for survival and growth in the digital age.

Always Dedicated to Your Success,
Greg Noland

P.S – If you didn’t read Part 1 of “Marketing Lesson #1: Selling What’s Hot” CLICK HERE

P.S 2 – And get back here for the 5th August – and finally get serious about ‘Making Money Online’