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How To Evaluate the Six Key Areas Top Producers Focus On For Your Internet Business
| Guest post by: David Singhiser |
Article Overview: There are six key areas that the top Internet business leaders and producers focus on in their lives and businesses. There is, however, a final key: evaluation of performance and productivity. You and your business may be unbalanced. As you become balanced or harmonious in each sector, each one will start to grow organically with the others and the increase in growth will begin to speed up. Try this exercises to see what you need to refocus on to get your business growing.
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How To Evaluate the Six Key Areas Top Producers Focus On For Your Internet Business
"Happiness is not a matter of intensity but of balance and order and rhythm and harmony." -Thomas Merton
There are six key areas that the top Internet business leaders and producers focus on in their lives and businesses.
The first area
is commitment to motivation and self-development. This can come from a
mentor to help you learn the industry to an on-line training platform
to self-development books. The important thing is to learn and grow as
a business leader and person. Leaders are always learning and growing.
The second area
is positioning or self-branding, in other words, showing who you are
and your abilities as a leader and marketer. Are you knowledgeable and
trustworthy? Have you established a presence in your industry and
on-line?
The third area is building your team. Top earners
have a team working with them and for them. If your particular business
is network marketing this does not mean your down-line. Some tasks
should be outsourced to allow the business owner to devote to more
important income producing activities. Another part of developing a
team is building what Napoleon Hill called a "Master Mind" group, a
team to think about success and how to grow the business.
The fourth area
top income producers focus on is creating or finding multiple streams
of income. The top earners do not rely on one product or service alone
to market. Income is coming from a variety of sources and arriving all
the time.
The fifth area is marketing. Amazingly many
people who get Internet Marketing forget this! There are both paid and
free ways to market. There is paid advertising such as pay per click on
Google, Yahoo, and Bing and banner advertising. Social media, blogging,
and video are free ways to market. The Internet marketer must do this
consistently.
The sixth area top Internet marketers devote
to is financial education. They learn how to save, invest, and reinvest
their income back into their business.
There is, however, a final key:
evaluation of performance and productivity. A simple way to do this is
to draw a circle and divide the circle graph into six sectors. Each
sector represents the six areas a successful marketer commits to. Then
ask yourself, "How much have I committed to each area?" For example,
How much have you committed to self development and training? Fifty
percent? That's great! Then move on to the next sectors: positioning,
growing a team, marketing, etc.
After you have decided how much
you are working on each area, color in the areas. Fifty percent in one,
ten percent in another one, for instance.
After you've done this,
look and see if it's a balanced wheel? Would that wheel have problems
getting started? Would it have problems continuing to roll? Perhaps
that is why you are stuck? You and your business are unbalanced. As you
become balanced or harmonious in each sector, each one will start to
grow organically with the others and the increase in growth will begin
to speed up.
Try this exercises to see what you need to focus on to get your business growing.
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- this is a fascinating book about the history of Business theory, and I'd recommend it to anybody.
2. The Big Book of Small Business: You Don't Have to Run Your Business by the Seat of Your Pants, by Tom Gegax. Ditto.
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Okay, so this book won't be of use to anyone who doesn't want to start a scuba store, but I did, and this book was of course invaluable to me in reaching that goal.
Re: Who inspired you to start?
- Hi Evan,
I was inspired by Mr. Bill Gates ever since I was a student learning Computers. But I was motivated for Internet as my Business, when I read his book "The Road Ahead" in 1995. It was in this book that Gates laid out his vision of an interconnected world built around the Internet.
Based on the premise that life will be transformed by the convergence of inexpensive computing and inexpensive communications, Gates drew from his experience at the center of the personal computer revolution to give insights on the growth, evolution and impact of technology.
I had always looked up to Bill Gates as my idol. When I read this book, it made me more focussed on Microsoft and Internet, The Internet was one of the upcoming things in this time. So I took over to the Internet as my primary business.
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Re: Fill in the blank: The best decision I ever made with my bus
- Focusing on my Internet Marketing Business
Re: How many mambers of this forum are also member of WF?
- Hi Kevin,
I have to agree with Tanny. All forums are unique in their own way, but doesn't mean that one is better than the other. What you might get out of one forum, you may not get from another. For instance, the WF focuses on Internet Marketing, while this forum focuses on Entrepreneurship. Each has their own set of benefits. I don't think you can really compare one to the other, unless of course they focused on the same topic. I have learned a lot from this forum, stuff I would never have gotten from the WF. With that being said, I've learned a lot from the WF, specifically since I need to know about Internet Marketing and running an online business. The addition of the Online Business forum here will help, and Jeff is doing a great job as moderator.
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