Selling a product is the most basic thing that you can do to earn money, whether online or in the physical world. You offer an object, people want it, you give it to them, and they give you money. But when you're selling products online, you're selling on a much larger scale, with people who are too far away for you to just hand the thing over to them. This means you have to consider things like delivery and fulfillment. It's not that bad, business owners who have branched out also deal with those things. But selling your services is much easier.
Selling your services means your freelancing for somebody. There are a lot of people who are looking for help with their businesses but don't have the people nor the connections to find somebody to do it for them. A lot of people who are looking and selling services go to different types of forums. Almost all of the forums you'll find online will have a thread that is specifically for a certain job type or is filled with a community of people just offering up their services for a price. It's a good way to find somebody because these people in these forums either share your interests or are really easy to communicate with in order to figure out if they can get the job done or if the job is something you want to do.
Define your target market.
Set attainable goals and deadlines.
Provide a service that already has high demand rate.
Use graphics and videos.
Include samples and testimonials in your copies.
Offer several price packages and offer a money-back guarantee.
Get an affiliate program.
Post comments to get your name out there and pick up interest from other warriors.
Consider joining the War Room to communicate with marketing specialists and get access to digital courses and tools.
Your income depends on the forum you choose and your visibility. You could look to generate up to $500 a month in passive income for the first few months if you put in the work. If you don't choose a popular forum, make sure the one you choose has tons of users and is popular in your niche. It won't matter how well you work if not enough people know about you to hire you.
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