Saturday, February 22, 2014

Recession Proof, Bullet Proof High Ticket Sales

I just want to share with you an email I got from Matt Lloyd today. It challenges the conventional wisdom of what to do in a recession and also provides a system to back this up.Click the links in the post below to view the video where Matt explains his approach.


Recession-Proof, Bulletproof Income...


Argh... I've had a many of arguments about this lately...

Do you keep catching wind of this little thing called a
'Recession' ?

I wasn't even aware of it, as I try to stay clear of the
NEWS, that seems to only find everything bad that
is going on in the world...

And my business definitely hasn't been touched by
it anytime recently...

Here's the reason why:

There's only one way that I know how to keep yourself
Recession-Proof, and I can sum it up in one word:

...LUXURY.

"What!?" ...you may be asking.

How cute of you...

Listen: Here's the Hard Data taken from the nerds
working for Billion Dollar brands that go out and
collect all this information:

Despite the economic collapse, sales of luxury, high
ticket goods remained steady.

(Interlude: Not steady for me. My income has rapidly
gone up recently thanks to High Ticket and MTTB.)

Now, there are a LOT more affluent people than there
was a decade ago...

And surprise surprise, they're looking to spend...

On hobbies they like...

On making themselves better...

On bigger homes and nicer cars...

And on investing in Home Business and Money-
Getting Opportunities...


...Like MOBE teaches you to do:

http://trck.me/261628/

Even considering an economic downturn, people may
make slight modifications in their lifestyle, however,
they do NOT change their fundamental behavior.

...It's why Starbucks is crushing it even though a
Hot, Creamy, Mocha may cost ya $6.00.

Here's a simple solution to any money woes you may
be having, or a way for you to generate a NEW cash-
windfall if that's where you're at in life...

Luxury.

High Ticket.

You NEED to be offering them in your business...

Simple as that.

People are looking to spend $2k, $5k, $10k, $50k+,
IF it's beneficial for them...

And smart companies offer these options for their
customers.

Think G.M.

They offer a High-End Hummer for around $100k.
And they sell lot's of em.

But they also offer a cheaper model now, the
Hummer H2, more around $30k...

You need to offer BOTH...

If you're not offering these types of products and
opportunities in your business, then know that
someone else IS...

...And they'll get your hard-earned sale rather than
you.

How would that feel?

You do all the work...

Attract the sale...

Then...

Your competitor does nothing besides positioning
themselves better than you and they get the big
commission...

It don't feel good!!

Don't worry though, because worry will get you
nowhere. Flattery and taking Action will get
you FAR though!

MTTB will teach you everything you need to know
about Luxury offers, and better yet, you'll have the
opportunity to generate $1,000, $3,000, and $5,000
commissions...

http://trck.me/261628/

And you don't even have to create a product, sell
on the phone, or any of that crazy stuff!

We know you're busy and likely not Superman, so
you can leverage our System instead, and make your
chances of success that MUCH easier...

This all makes a lot of sense to me,

Grant
http://drkelp.co.uk

DK

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Friday, February 14, 2014

Business Schools Drive Conformity of Thought

Even though I have undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in business I find that business schools are becoming centres of conformity. Business is widespread and diverse and there is no one, right way of educating business students. Of course the best business education is hands on and involves starting or buying your own business.

As a friend of mine said recently, "business schools are now more about business (their own) than school". The early MBA programs worked because they were different and gave a general business grounding to their students. Now days the focus is heavy analysis and number crunching and very big corporate business. Big business represents a very small slice of American business life. Many very successful people have made large amounts of profit from small and medium sized "non sexy" businesses that provide essential services such as garbage disposal, recycling and truck spare parts and wrecking to name but a few.

If I was having my time again, I would have invested the money spent on getting my Masters in Business into a business venture of my own. Instead I spent many years in consulting that was well paid but where 2/3 of the day rate went to the consulting company.

So think seriously before spending what has become an increasingly large amount of money on your MBA. You are likely to get a much better ROI from investing in your own business where you keep the profits.

DK

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Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Self Education will make you a Fortune

Formal education will make you a living; self-education will make you a fortune.

– Jim Rohn

I just found the quote above and it is very true. If you look at the great entrepreneurs most of them were self starting and self taught. Many such as Gates, Branson, Rose, Karp and Zuckerburg dropped out of college or didn't go to college at all. College will help you to understand how the world works now, but only rarely will it teach you about what is to come or what is happening at the fiery leading edge of real innovative thought.

Entrepreneurs are by nature confident in their own abilities and don't need any outside affirmation or degrees to bolster what they do. They just go out and do it.

Taking the formal education route in business (esp. MBA's at Ivy League schools) will leave you burdened with debt that will cripple your ability to be truly innovative. The money spent on formal education could have been diverted into developing your own business or furthering your innovations.

I am not against formal education as I have graduate and post graduate degrees but I have learned more on how to succeed by self education and learning from business projects that stretch my skills and gain me experience.

Formal education will indeed help you to make a living (though many MBA's are struggling to get jobs and pay off debt) but what you learn by yourself may be the pathway to a fortune. Following conventional wisdom will not equip you to handle and think about the next unique, groundbreaking advance.

DK

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Thursday, January 16, 2014

From Teacher to Learner

I just read this quote and it resonated with me when I applied it to business.

Anything that turns your expectations of yourself upside down and flip-flops the teacher into a student again is a salutary experience that will force you to reconsider how learning works.

I have recently had this experience of flipping from teacher to pupil when I took an online course run by a new program I have invested in. It was great to be the learner with the usual information asymmetry reversed. I learned heaps and the 21 step course was paced exactly right for maximum information uptake. I will write more about this new program once I have got my first payments through.

DK

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Friday, January 10, 2014

Empire Avenue - Must Join Business Social Network

I have been using Empire Avenue for well over a year now. This is like a Business "Facebook" which tracks your worth via a share value that reflects your social network scores across many social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Four Square, Google Plus and of course Empire Avenue itself.

My EA share value has gone up from 70 to 102 EA in the last 6 months. The top networkers are worth in excess of 1200 EA per share

Click the link below to check out the site.


Check Out Empire Avenue Now

DK

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Monday, October 7, 2013

Perseverance and the Lag factor

When you are new to web business it is often a while before you see results. This is caused by the lag factor. I notice this when I change the program I am leading my promotions with.

I often advertise for 2 weeks or so before the sign ups come. At the moment I am promoting Force Hits and I got my first referral after advertising the link for over 2 weeks.

I know this pattern now as I have seen it hundreds of times in the past. So what causes this lag factor?

The main thing is exposure. The first thing is awareness, people become aware that your homepage has changed. They may see your page 30 times before it really registers. This is where perseverance comes in. I know that I need about 10,000 views of my advertisement to gain one upgraded member.
I track my hits via Trck.me (see under Top Tools link) so I know where my traffic comes from.

Don't give up, give an ad time to get awareness and exposure. Some people change ads every few days if they don't get results - this is a mistake.

Good luck

Check out my website today at http://drkelp.co.uk - Force Hits (homepage) and NerdBux (PTC tab) are my top 2 sites at the moment.

Ciao

Grant aka Dr Kelp

Thursday, May 2, 2013

What is the Purpose of business?

There are two points of view on the purpose of business.

The most commonly mentioned one is "to make money". Increasing wealth for the stakeholders is the driving force.

Opposed to this view is the one that posits that business leaders need a sense of being called upon to seek the common good, to make a difference, to make the world a better place for their having been there.

This wider view shares benefits across society rather than the benefits going to a small elite of shareholders and owners.

It is very encouraging to see billionaires like Bill Gates and Warren Buffett using considerable amounts of their substantial fortunes to reach out and help others. This is ethical business behavior that should be applauded.

DK

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