How You Can Earn $300 a Day, The Easy Way!

[Infinity]

Hi all! I just read this email as something that Marlon Sanders sent to everyone on his list, and I must say that I found it very eye-opening. Especially for someone like me who knows that he easily loses his focus, emails like this help keep me on track time and time again.

This is about how you can earn a lot of money just by simply focusing and keeping things simple!

Just to summarize what this is about in case you don't have the time to read it: Choose a business model that you are passionate about, stick to it and don't keep chasing every new idea that comes about, keep everything simple, prioritize action over ideas, find something small and simple that works and just keep doing it!

Hope all of you enjoy reading it. I found it very useful.

Personally, the business model I love most is affiliate marketing using SEO, article marketing and video marketing. It is by no means the one that I am best at, and you could say that I am still really bad at it (never once got near to a #1 position in Google). But I really enjoy trying to get first place in the search engines and seeing people buy things through my affiliate link. It just makes me really happy for some reason, even though my main strength is in creating products, I just don't feel I enjoy it as much.

Am going to redouble my efforts in affiliate marketing, try to keep things simple and think less, and practice using VitaVees techniques to get high rankings in the search engines~! No more distractions and complex thoughts!

What business model do you use and why?

Cheers,
Infinity

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Quote:Hello,

Marlon here.

I spent most of this weekend reading a thread in the Warrior's
Forum.

And once YOU start to read it, you'll be up all night. It's a LONG
thread and entirely captivating.

But first, a WARNING...

Listen, I'm just not a big fan of Adsense. And that's what this
thread is about. So WHY am I telling you to read it?

Even though I think betting your livelihood on what Google does,
the LOGIC and APPROACH of this guy in this thread blew me away.

1. He found a super SIMPLE approach and just focused in on it like
a razor.

2. He learned to create one type of very, very simple site so it
would make $100 a month. And he just keeps making those sites.
Now he is up to $300 or $400 per day.

(Like I said, Google can pull the rug out from under him anytime,
so even though I think what he does is very cool, I also think it's
pretty risky. The doesn't invalidate the genius behind his laser
focus.)

3. He uses a piece of software that is not even the current
version. Why? Because he likes to keep things SIMPLE.

4. People all through the thread ask him, "Why don't you do this?
How come you don't add that? What about this other deal?"

His response is always, "That would distract me from my plan."
In other words, he found one tiny thing that worked very modestly
($100 a month) or about $3 to $4 a day and just kept repeating it.

5. He succeeded where others don't

In the thread you'll read that virtually no one else has come near
to his success. But in reading the thread, you'll see that while
he sticks to a simple plan, all the others keep trying to make it
more and more complicated.

This adds barriers to them taking action.

For example, a lot of people came to the thread and said, "Dog,
man, why don't you build web 2.0 pages like hub pages and squidoo
and add links to your pages from those?

His reply? He already gets inbound links from a very simple article
marketing method. So it's just added complexity he doesn't need.

Genius! Absolute genius in a lot of ways.

6. You'll read a lot of people who posted that got caught up in
"are they doing this or that right?" And he says to them what I've
said to you: Taking action is far more important than getting it
all perfect or right.

7. He DID get distracted for several months late last year with
the affiliate site building model. But he got back on track when
he realized he didn't enjoy that model. And he really loved his
little adsense model.

The point is, he LOVES doing the adsense pages. There IS something
to be said for doing what you enjoy or love. He admits he has a
somewhat irrational fascination with Adsense and he is FULLY aware
of the risk.

He does it anyway.

I like that.

He KNOWS he could do a million things. But finds the one he really
enjoys and focuses on it.

8. Here's something else bizarre about the thread. He gives away
ALL his methods IN the thread. Yet I bet a lot of people bought
his little ebook summary also in spite of that fact.

That's pretty neat.

9. I love his focus on simplicity

He ONLY uses article marketing to get links to the pages he puts
up. He COULD get links a lot of other ways. But realizes he only
needs one.

He COULD use software to automatically create his sites. Instead he
does them by hand. Simple.

10. It's the single best tutorial on SEO I've read next to Justin
Brooke's little dollar report I told you about earlier this year.

Really, I learned TONS about article marketing and seo just reading
that thread. Tons.

I dug out my Microniche Finder software he talks about and started
mucking around. I found ALL the awesome keywords for a new blog in
a non IM market.

And check this out:

Martha Stewart Halloween has an adsense payout of 1/2 of .57 on
Spyfu (that meets his criteria) AND the SOC is a 44 green light.
(You'll know what that means when you read the thread.) It has
40,500 local searches.

Halloween Haunted Houses is an SOC of 18. Which means if you were
Platinum on ezine articles, you'd be off to the races in like a day
or two.

I never understood SOC. But now I do.

What Does This Have To Do With MY Model?

This isn't even in my best interest to turn you onto this thread
because I realize that there a few people who regardless will jump
into his method hook, line and sinker.

Just keep in mind that he IS selling an ebook on it and is starting
a recurring membership site soon. That SHOULD be a clue to you if
you read my ezine regularly.

What I DOES have to is this:

1. Choose a model

2. Create a simple plan

Most people think they need a complicated flow chart with all this
stuff. And sometimes that works. But there is something to be said
for having a crystal clear plan you can act on without losing focus.

3. Keep it simple

4. Prioritize taking action

5. Stop chasing rabbits and rainbows...unless you KNOW that's what
you're doing and you're ok with that.

Do it in your spare time NOT your business building time.

6. I'll say it again.

Prioritize action. Keep it simple. Do one thing that works over
and over.

7. Keep it evergreen

This is the one area I differ from Xfactor. I think there's very
little chance what he's doing is Evergreen and won't get slapped
by Google in 6 months to a year, for whatever reasons.

Now, MY model is creating info products and using your affiliate
program to build your list.

Then send emails and sell other products to your list.

http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-ppc-...arned.html

That's the link to the thread on Warrior's Forum. It's the longest
thread I've ever seen. So you WILL get sucked into it and be up
all night.

Here's the title of the thread:

6 Months Later: $300 Daily w/Adsense (Lessons Learned)

You'll be up all night.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

Best wishes,

Marlon

Did you know that there is no scientifically proven easy way to earning money online? It requires some effort!

[Infinity]

Now that you've read this, stop browsing the forums and go and focus on your business!!

Cheers!

[Vita_Vee]

That's so right, thanks a lot Infinity for posting this.

This person who reached $300 a day with his adsense websites is a great example of focused action.

(10-17-2009 04:25 AM)Infinity Wrote:  Now that you've read this, stop browsing the forums and go and focus on your business!!
Cheers!

Or use this forum as a tool to stay focused, like what Brandon is doing on his thread:
http://vitavee.com/forums/thread-270.html

VV

[Infinity]

(10-17-2009 09:30 AM)Vita_Vee Wrote:   Or use this forum as a tool to stay focused, like what Brandon is doing on his thread:
http://vitavee.com/forums/thread-270.html

VV

Yes, that seems like a really cool way of staying focused! I'll have to try doing that too. Great thread!

[sollyset]

Yes, it is verry importen to stay focused!

[Eddie53]

Focus is the key.
I have a motivational poster that says:
If a man knows not what harbor he seeks, no light will be enough to guide him.

[MarketingLyon]

Yes focusing is really important but did anybody try that and make money with that technique

[jjprofit]

sounds like a long read at over at the warrior forum...i would agree that adsense should not be your own revenue strategy. Adding affiliate links to the same adsense sites should not require much additional time, however having two different revenue models on the same site may not be such a good idea...

[dusty]

I have read that post and agree that you will spend a ton of time doing so. Read the first couple of pages and then get back to work!

[maksimple]

I agree that adsense should not be your own revenue strategy. Adding affiliate links to the same adsense sites should not require much additional time.....

[Sharon]

I admire his dedication and focus. It is hard to always stay focused.

The only thing I will recommend is to NOT put all your eggs in the Adsense basket. Mainly because Google can pull it out from under you in an instant. You do not have control over that, Google does. So put adsense as part of your plan, but also have a backup.

[jongtau]

indeed focus is the key to success.

focus to reach your goal.
focus to do one thing at a time

How to stay focus while other keep poping up showing greater results with easier ways / tactics ? I think that's my current situation.

[andrysalim]

Yeah, focus and taking action are definitely the secret.
There's no secret sauce.. you do, you learn, you make money.

I think it's as simple as that.

[kadrie]

Thank you Infinity for your generosity. You've really added value

[Infinity]

(10-21-2009 11:02 PM)kadrie Wrote:  Thank you Infinity for your generosity. You've really added value

You're welcome, Kadrie