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Aug 23, 2012 7 min

Good Stuff from Frank Kern

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Hey, I gotta sometimes give props to people with good ideas. Anyone in internet marketing has probably heard of Frank Kern. I was on his site, www.frankkern.com and saw this blog....cool stuff. Read it! (the below is from frankkern.com......... ) My Challenge To You 1. Don’t buy any advice this month. Go back and re-read whatever you’ve bought in the past. It’s still good. 2. Turn off the damn computer and write down all the good stuff you learn. On a legal pad. (OLD SCHOOL!). 3. Review those notes and write down every possible action you could take to start making money immediately. Do whatever actions jump out at you. Don’t over think this. Just do it. Life is short. 4. Write a new offer for your products. You’ve probably bought a ton of stuff on writing offers and copy …so dig it out of the closet and put it to use. Nothing happens until something gets sold. So start selling (and quit buying). 5. Take the money you would have spent on whatever new marketing product you were thinking about buying this month (but didn’t) and use that money to drive traffic to your offer. That’s right! Invest in business instead of buying more stuff about business. Revolutionary concept! 6. Measure the results of your activity (note the word ACTIVITY!) and tweak accordingly. 7. Repeat 1-6. Oh – and if you’ve ever looked for a magic formula, that’s pretty much it. www.onewebstrategy.com

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