The Simplified Profundities of Internet Marketing

Feb 14
22:00

2002

Joe Bingham

Joe Bingham

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People make things way too hard to understand on the Internet. I
mean,The Simplified Profundities of Internet Marketing Articles come on, marketing CAN'T be all that complicated. So, it's
about time someone, like say me, cut through all the crap and just
plain offered some SIMPLE answers to the most commonly asked
questions.

Now, you must realize, however, that just because these answers are
reduced to the simplest form it does not mean they are not profound
answers that should be not contemplated upon.

In fact, you should always contemplate my simplified profundities.
Why? Because how profound will they be if they don't get
contemplated?

Anyway, below are some of the most common questions asked about
Internet marketing and the simplified profundities that answer them.

QUESTION: What is the best business or marketing opportunity?

SIMPLIFIED PROFOUND ANSWER: Mine.

I know that sounds very simple, but think about it. Have you ever
met an Internet Marketer that didn't tell you his or her business or
opportunity was the best? Of course not!

Now you see how the simple profound answer works? On to other
questions.

QUESTION: What is the best way to get traffic to my web site?

SIMPLIFIED PROFOUND ANSWER: Take it from somebody
else.

Traffic is not this vast, endless group of mindless idiots being led
around by marketing strategies. They are people and while there are
a lot of them, they are not limitless. They all start somewhere when
they log on to the Internet, their home page, and only move from that
page in one of two ways. One, they enter a search in a search
engine. Two, they click on a link in an email they received which is
either an ezine, personal email, or bulk mailing. From there, they
move from sites they visit to other links listed on that site OR they go
back to their email or search engine.

That tells you what you have to do to get traffic. Either you take your
traffic from someone's search engine, someone else's site, or you take
it from someone else's email list. From there, if your smart, you will
build your own.

QUESTION: How do I get targeted traffic?

SIMPLIFIED PROFOUND ANSWER: You target them.

Guns have sites and good marksmen use those sites. Shooting from
the hip only works when done by someone who has practiced many
thousands of shots in that manner.

So, either you take thousands of pot shots from the hip until you figure
it out by trial and error, or you stop, take a look at what you are
aiming at, and target it.

Targeted traffic is not achieved by chance. It takes some research
and effort to find sources that relate directly to what you are
advertising. Simply blasting at huge numbers is not targeting.

QUESTION: How can I make money on the Internet?

SIMPLIFIED PROFOUND ANSWER: Sell something that is worth buying!

No explanation should be needed with this one, but yet this is a most
profound statement when considering some of the worthless junk
touted as valuable around the Internet.

QUESTION: Who is the BEST writer on the Internet?

SIMPLIFIED PROFOUND ANSWER: Me.

Hey, writing is my business. What am I supposed to tell you I'm not
the best? What kind of marketing would that be? I'm out to make a
living here. If I don't stand up for myself and say, 'Look here! See
what I have to offer', who will?

This is a BIG Internet with a LOT of players. You absolutely have to
find your best and put it out there. Don't make false claims, but
certainly don't be shy in standing up and showing off the abilities you
do have.

Well, there it is. Simplified Profundities. Who but the BEST writer
on the Internet would have thought up such a novel concept?