We’re hard at work putting together our new course, codename: The Internet Business Mastery Blueprint. That’s not the official name, just what we call it. It got that name because it’s going to be a complete outline of how we design, launch and run our own internet businesses.
Recently we sent out a survey to make sure we included everything in the course that you want to help you make more money online. In a moment we’ll show you some results from the survey. The response to the survey far exceeded our expectations. The message was loud and clear: our listeners can’t wait for the launch of this course!
If you haven’t filled out the survey yet, do so now by going here. Once you have completed the survey, be sure to sign up for the early notification list. After you submit the survey you’ll automatically be sent to the sign up page. This notification list is for those who want the latest updates about the launch of the course. It’s separate from the newsletter list.
Here’s a hint: you want to be on the notification list. Not only will you get an sneak peek of the course, you’ll also get an exclusive offer not available to the public.
According to the survey, the Internet Business Mastery Community most wants to learn about how to:
- Pull more traffic to a site
- Choose a profitable niche
- Promote a site using social media (web 2.0)
- Build a community around a site
These results are very exciting for a few reasons. The first two on the list are the key to making money online. The second two are critical for standing out in the new Web 2.0 internet landscape. Even more exciting, these are the things we will be teaching the most about in the course.
That’s all for now. Stay tuned for a new episode of Internet Business Mastery this week where we’ll talk about how to generate leads, develop customer relationships and drive sales with Information Marketing 2.0.
Very interestng article…keep up the good work and articles.
Just a comment, wouldn’t different websites or business, find it hard to fit this model? Since i see this model having the problem of being a “one size fits all” policy”?
Would appreciate a comment on this and corrections on m where needed!