Need Garden or Food Content? Last Day for Exclusive Deal; Where to Start?
Published: Sat, 02/08/20
What a wonderful, relaxing day today is. No carpool. Kids are home. I'm cooking. This is my idea of Heaven.
So let's check out what I have for you today - and I'll be back Monday with more of the domain mastery course review/implementation...
Food and Garden Content - Sitewide PLR Sale!
I know many of you have niches were gardening and recipe content are beneficial, so I went to Trish Lindemood at KitchenBloggers.com and asked for an exclusive coupon code just for my friends.She decided to give you half off ANYTHING in her entire store!
This will work from today through the 16th at checkout - just use coupon code: 50FORTIFF
https://www.kitchenbloggers.com/goodies/aff/go/tiffanylambert?i=165
She has complete menu plans, quality gardening content, a large selection of recipe and photo packages (and these aren't cheesy free pics online - she actually makes the meals and does the photography herself - VERY unique PLR!
Her signature recipe packs cover a wide range of food themes, including popular diet & lifestyle choices, regional cuisines, meatless & vegan meals, and a whole lot more!
These are great for health and diet niches, family and more.
Last Day for Ruth's 48 Hour Deal (Never Before Offered)
Ruth Pound set up a special "buy it all" deal JUST for my people, which hasn't been offered previously, but she also did an a la carte option for those of you who may want to pick up a little bit.Her content covers these topics:
- Health & wellness PLR
- Fitness, diet & weight loss PLR
- Marketing PLR
- Self-help PLR
- Mindset & success PLR
COUPON = TIFFROCKS
http://www.
#2 - Get it all option - and save 80% off!
If you want to buy all of Ruth's PLR packs then use this discount that's not available to the general public!
This special, never-offered-before, buy everything deal - worth $2,000 is just $397 and today's the LAST day you can get it.
This isn’t available anywhere else (no coupon needed for this):
http://www.
This ends tonight!
Knowing Where to Start as a Newbie
When you’re a newcomer to Internet Marketing, there are so many worries you may have over starting your own business. Although there’s a large community that offers some camaraderie, it’s still a solo business where you succeed or fail on your own.Newbies have certain big anxieties in launching a start-up business online, and there are some common themes that seem to be looked upon as obstacles for those who don’t have much experience with this business yet.
The first one is knowing where to start - it's overwhelming, right?
You get online and hear about Internet Marketing and when you start Googling the words, you get a huge array of opportunities. There’s not just one Internet Marketing business model – there are dozens.
You can create products, promote as an affiliate, engage in mobile marketing, provide services – the list goes on and on. It starts to get a little overwhelming because you don’t know what’s the best starting point.
You want to ask yourself what your primary need is right now. Are you desperate for money or are you hoping to build a business for your personal satisfaction?
It’s okay to have both, but if your electricity is about to be turned off, then you might want to pursue services and work for those who are already successful before you try to carve out a place for yourself as a leader in a niche.
Some business models will take more time to see a return than others. For example, if you were ghostwriting for someone, you could get paid today with a PayPal payment.
But if you decided to start off as an Amazon Associate, using affiliate marketing as your business model, you would have to wait at least two months to get a payment from that – not including the time it takes for you to create content that converts into sales.
Learn what the various business models are and make a list of those that interest you. You don’t need to know all of the details about it yet, but if you hear that people make money ghostwriting and you love to write, jot that down as a possibility for you.
Then make a list of the skills and talents you have that you’d like to put to good use, like graphics, research, writing, technical tasks, etc.
Go out searching for courses and information that can help you get started. And have realistic expectations. There’s a reason you shouldn’t start with online marketing if you’re desperate for money – it’s not an overnight cash cow, no matter how many people toss words around like “push button” and “done for you.”
When you buy a course, implement every word of it before you consider it a flop. And even then, go to the product creator and show them your efforts and see if they can help you get on the right track.
Expect a few failures along the way – not one person has avoided them.
Don’t buy every course and tool and one time offer presented to you. You can easily get started with free and low cost options before you re-invest in your business for a few upgrades.
There is no exact starting line you have to find. You gather information and jump in. You can look for information online or buy a course that helps you get going.
In tomorrow's email, I'll talk about the second issue newbies worry about and the best way to address it.
Tiff ;)
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