Without looking at the sales pages of today's newest shiny goo-roo products, I can bet the titles and hooks look something like:
"Powerhouse
Profits Program Has Stay At Home Booger Picker's Bank Account Bursting
At The Seams" "Make $xxx.xx Per Day In Your Underwear" "Turn Turds Into
eBooks For Profit$"
(well, maybe I took a bit more sarcastic rather than artistic license there, but just look at those beauties!!!)
Anyways,
are you tired of the daily products being trumpeted out into the market
place? There is no shortage of 'new' products that show up EVERY day. A
quick check of just ONE site reveals:
- 5 products launched today (screen capture tool, CPA, traffic using Reddit, YouTube, and using giveaways for profit)
-
6 products online to launch tomorrow (I'll save you the time reading
the topics- it doesn't matter... just that there are 6 in ONE day)
- 7 products for the 3rd of June
-
1 product for the 4th (There's a head scratcher... but I'm guessing
some goo-roo said to never launch on a Saturday or something)
- 7 products online for the 5th
- 5 products online for the 6th
-
3 products for the 7th (not sure why so few, maybe a few more will show
up in a few more days- after all, it is OBVIOUS these 'products' are
slapped together without much actual effort or thought)
That's 34 products listed for one week to be launched- and that is just one site that lists upcoming launches.
Oh, and just for posterity I'll look backwards in time. What did they throw out there?
- 7 products on the 31st
- 10 products on the 30th
I'm
guessing you get the picture? (if not, then do the math... 51 products
in 9 days is MORE than 5 bright shiny new products per day!)
Point
is that the market is being flooded with drivel each and every day. If I
take any time at all to read their sales pages, I'd be bombarded with
all sorts of promises to make zillions of dollars and be able to drive
off in my brand new street legal luxury race car.
How do I avoid these traps? Simple. It is a mindset...
I
am operating a business, not chasing dreams. I real business objectives
to meet. If I need to solve a particular problem, I fire up my laser
targeting system and go looking for a Solution to a Problem that I have
in meeting a boney-fied actual business goal.
I leave all the
dream peddling bull-loney stuff alone. The only way I spend money in the
'make money online' market is if I have an actual need for a tool or
training of some sort. You should too.
The solution is just that
simple... Enter the market place ONLY when you need a solution for an
actual problem. If you do that, you will probably save far more than
theses bright and shiny 'products' would make you.
I'll provide
one example. When I first stared out, I had no idea how to build a
website. I needed a designer to do it for me. Eventually I wanted to be
able to build my own sites. So, I went looking for a web building tool
and found a few. I tried a couple and finally settled on one. Now I can
(and do) build my own websites with ease and I don't need a new guide to
show me how to do it...
https://web.alvernia.edu/eportfolio/view/view.php?id=60481
http://mahara.umeedu.maine.edu/view/view.php?id=2452
https://netplusadmdev0.internet2.edu/community/index.php?p=/profile/218620/ennaterw
http://www.icsi.edu/capitalmarketweek/UserProfile/tabid/4706/userId/1235770/Default.aspx
http://bdsss.qld.edu.au/UserProfile/tabid/43/userId/1213896/Default.aspx
http://publicaciones.urbe.edu/index.php/cicag/comment/view/1848/0/263
http://journals.kent.ac.uk/index.php/feministsatlaw/comment/view/34/0/5983
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http://ppr.pitt.edu/ojs/index.php/ppr/comment/view/25/0/2809
http://revistas.upr.edu/index.php/prhsj/comment/view/326/0/2575
http://journals.gonzaga.edu/index.php/gulawreview/comment/view/120/0/7372
http://www.southasianist.ed.ac.uk/comment/view/257/0/561
http://cloudworks.ac.uk/cloud/view/10999
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http://tecnln1-prod.its.waikato.ac.nz/~ennaterw
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