Helpful Tips for Internet Marketers

I haven't written for some time, and for that I apologize.  I have been working on my Internet Marketing, learning new things, exploring options and further developing my current business opportunities.

For the past month, I have been following Matthew Graves' blogs and periscope projects, learning more and more about marketing.

I have also been getting more knowledgeable about SFI - Strong Futures International - developing my business on a daily basis and working with my team.  SFI has come up with some unique ideas to help me, and others build a strong business with the ability to market a variety of products and build downlines to help build a profit.   I have been earning monthly and building my business by completing daily tasks, working step by step to accomplish what needs to be done.

There is so much helpful information to be found within SFI and also with Matthew Graves that it will take time to absorb everything.

Why don't you join me?  Just click on the two links above (or below) and you will be able to learn what I am learning.

To your business success

Fran Watson

P.S.  Here are the links - Click here for SFI

Click here for Matthew Graves

Are You Guilty of these?

I read a great blog this morning - 5 Habits That Will Guarantee Your Failure in Life. 

Are you guilty of any of these:

1.  Failing to plan
2. Failing to try
3. Giving up too soon
4. Making excuses
5. Not believing in yourself?

Read the post here:

To your business success

Fran Watson

Focus On Your Audience - Effective Networking

Effective Networking online and offline - How to connect with people who might be interested in what you have to sell -  a product, a service...

1. Set clear concise goals. This will give you a purpose and there by motivating you to connect with someone who may be able to help you accomplish your goal.

2. Determine how comfortable you are with accessing your network. If you don't feel comfortable with certain aspects of networking, make sure you seek help.

3. Analyze your existing network. Create a network map with all the people you know on it. Start off by mapping those individuals who can help you with your goals and then everyone else.

4. Identify opportunities in your network. Take your goals and think about who in your network can help you accomplish them.

5. Develop connection strategies. Once you've identified a contact who you think can help, determine the best way to connect with that individual.

6. Monitor your network activity. Keep track of your goals and who you are connecting with to help you accomplish them.

 7. Focus on developing long lasting mutually-beneficial relationships. Give as much as you take from your network.

8. Practice, practice, practice. Start to bring networking to the conscious level and connect with as many people as you can. After all, practice leads to improved execution.

9. Volunteer or join an association. Expand your access to contacts by volunteering with a charity or non-profit or join an association.

10. Bring networking to the conscious level. When you've set a goal, first think about who in your network can help you accomplish it. Train yourself to think about your network first.

To your success

Fran Watson