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Marketing Eggs In A Basket...
I`m sure you`ve all heard this before, but it doesn`t hurt to be reminded. Don`t put all of your marketing eggs into one basket. You have to diversify. Don`t try to earn all your revenue from one product, one program, one affiliate network, one website, one source, one niche, or one marketing method. Why? Because if you only have one source of income and one method of promotion, if that source fails you, unless you`re independently wealthy, you`ll be up the proverbial "creek without a paddle."
Instead, be smart and think ahead. Protect yourself and your future by developing multiple streams of income, as well as multiple ways of promoting and marketing your businesses.
Dale King
DKing11/22/2007 9:07 AM
Instead, be smart and think ahead. Protect yourself and your future by developing multiple streams of income, as well as multiple ways of promoting and marketing your businesses.
Dale King
DKing11/22/2007 9:07 AM
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Aaron
Dale King
DKing11/23/2007 6:38 PM
I think what Dale is trying to say is to think outside of the box sometimes.
No, that`s incorrect. I said exactly what I was trying to say. However, in case I wasn`t quite clear, I`ll reiterate:
"Don`t put all of your marketing eggs into one basket. Build a portfolio of income streams--not just one or two--but many streams from completely different and diversified sources."
Dale King
DKing11/24/2007 5:05 PM
diversify,diversify,diversify in marketing efforts!
"Protect yourself and your future by developing multiple streams of income, as well as multiple ways of promoting and marketing your businesses."
Dale King
DKing11/25/2007 5:34 PM