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A Quick Start-Up Guide to Online Entrepreneur

TODAY’S WORD – “online entrepreneur”

“If you do build a great experience, customers tell each other about that. Word of mouth is very powerful” by Jeff Bezoz.

I would like to start by saying Hurrah!!! Online Entrepreneur is doing great. Since I just started recently, I received a lot of good feedbacks and good publicity. It’s really a unique experience, at least in the online world. My goal to help people to start business in the Internet from scratch and guide them through all the way is a good feeling. Just recently, I received a bunch of request of OE newsletters subscriptions and it’s so encouraging to know more and more are interested breaking into online entrepreneurship. Online Entrepreneur Free Newsletters are informative articles to help you get started. This category includes Internet/Marketing, Business Skills, Self-Improvement, Homebased Business packed with full money making ideas.

To start your online business is not really a hard task, once you have decided your line and your target, – that’s how it goes.

So the first move is knowing your customers. List down all the people you’ve known for years and consider them as one of your targets so you could decide on your mind what suits their wants and needs. This is simple marketing strategy of promoting your products when you know whom you are selling.

As the famous Elizabeth Arden says, “Repetition makes reputation and reputation makes customers”.
Word of Mouth is another marketing strategy that brings your product to expand into more potential buyers. People will remember your product easily if they see and talk about it repeatedly several times.

Advertise your product. Build an internet base, a good website that is possible to provide an overall clear picture of your product.

Join some relevant forums for your online business. There are free forums in the net where you will hit customers or maybe receive good feedbacks complimenting your products, either find great opportunities in terms of partnerships.

Spend a little like free samples of your product to build a good way of promotion. It won’t hurt you, it’s a unique idea you never thought of, but might work wonders.

Above all, be open to suggestions, “what’s in their mind, is important, whether criticism or a compliments, it’s part of your business plan, the more people talk about you and your product the more the chance of getting successful.

1 comment:

  1. Thanks for the post. Good stuff! Has anyone ever tried outsourced business development? We have been using http://www.dnavertical.com for our needs…they pretty much do it all or point us in the right direction to help grow our business. They have a lot of references and recommendations.

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