A Passive Incomes Lifestyle by Rob Higgs

Some of these are so commonly known, you’ve probably heard of them before.
But the real question is, are you doing them?

This is mainly for marketers in the “make money online” niche, although it does cross over to other niches as well.
Over and over they tell us to “tell our story” so that our audience can relate to us. After all, if we can go from being poor to being rich, then we can teach our customers to do the same, right?

I’m using the word “convert” here loosely because I don’t know exactly what your goal is with your website. But whether it’s to get subscribers, to inform your readers, to make sales or to drive traffic to offers, none of that will happen if you don’t get awesomely good at these three things we’ll cover.

If you have an email list, you already know that you have to continually add new subscribers to keep your list profitable. While some customers will buy from you forever, others buy today but not tomorrow. Or they change email addresses, or simply lose interest.

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Remember when everyone was so excited to use a service such as Kunaki to create real, tangible CD’s and DVD’s and have them shipped out?
Yeah, I know that was a few years ago.
And since then, I think a lot of marketers have decided that tangible products are too much work.
But guess what?

You’ve got a hurdle. A bug-a-boo. Some little glitch in your thinking that you can’t seem to get over.
So you decide to try affirmations.

You get a new subscriber, but they don’t receive your confirmation email. Or maybe they get that one, but they don’t get the next email with the download link.
Was it your fault?

According to internal memos obtained by the Wall Street Journal, in 2018 Facebook tried to make its platform a healthier place. But instead, it just got angrier.

“The greater danger for most of – us lies not in setting our aim too high and falling short; but in setting our aim too low, and achieving our mark.” -Michelangelo Buonarroti