Old Ways Won't Open New Doors
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There is nothing so constant as change! Now, this has never really changed, however, what is exponentially different now, is the rate of change.
It has been said that in business, you need to grow or die!
True! What are you doing in today's environment to achieve that?
Old school is to do more. More of whatever you have been doing…
Maybe that will work for a while, and you can throw more and more money at it.
Right now, I believe you should be thinking, you need to change or die.
Kodak, Nokia and Xerox are just three examples of companies that failed to innovate, ultimately leading to massive downturns.
The internet has opened up many opportunities for those willing to learn and chase their goals, including the solo entrepreneur.
The landscape of affiliate marketing is changing, and those not adapting will struggle to succeed. For many years the methods taught worked without a problem.
Now there is a problem. The old systems and methods which are still being taught are failing. Old ways won't open new doors. There is a better way.
The first thing you will need to understand is why the traditional method of affiliate marketing no longer works.
Secondly, what are the four core focus areas and leveraging other businesses' products to receive sales and commissions?
For those willing to take action and want to make changes for success, download a free copy of Dean Hollands' book “The Iceberg Effect”.
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