Can Regular People Make Money Online? – Member Content

“Can Regular People Make Money Online?” he asked...

A dialog with a person struggling with the BIG online business questions we all have in the beginning...

I got a really good question from Pete, one our long-time blog readers last week.

It was long! He warned me first thing that this was going to be a long question. And it started like this:

“My name is Pete, and I've been receiving your emails for a little while now. But I've never purchased anything, largely because I'm VERY inexperienced with all this online earning stuff and so a little unclear about how to proceed.”

Ugh, these are the kinds of questions we get and I think, “Oh, boy… here we go?”

Sometimes, these can border something similar to a $1000 coaching call, and a lot of trainers would respond with a buy button to a coaching program, but Pete’s questions were so good and so organized, I thought it might be helpful to tackle it publicly to help a lot of folks at once.

And Peter agreed to let me respond to him here so I could share it with you too.

The main question that jumped out at me was this:

“Can regular people like me make money online? Or is some super-human skill required?”

Interesting question, I thought. Of course, the answer is “YES” - almost anyone can do this. But, coming from me - the guy who obviously benefits from the affirmative answer, I decided to post the question in our Insiders Club and see what they thought about it from their experience.

Their unedited Facebook comments are included where appropriate.

A few of our community members responded like this:

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You’ll find that everyone who is successful online is a “regular” person with a very unique focus and drive.

Let’s dig in...

Here’s a first response from Stephanie:

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Stephanie makes a really good point. The business world is changing at light speed due to technology and new ways of making money. We have to adapt to remain viable every day.

What worked yesterday may not work tomorrow, so it’s really important to be part of a community that works together. Two (or even a 1000) heads are better than one.

But, make no mistake, even a “granny” can do this Stephanie says.

What about Pete? Can he make money online?

Let’s find out. Luckily, I have his story in his own words.

“I'm wrestling with whether or not to take the plunge, not only with MyNAMS Insiders Club but also with 'digital marketing' itself...I have no experience or real knowledge about online businesses. My background is actually in Christian education and various ministry-related fields...But about three years ago, I became the primary caregiver for a homebound, dementia-afflicted friend, making it impossible for me to maintain anything resembling a 'day job.'

I've spent the last three years looking for ways to do (something else). And all roads seem to lead back to online stuff in one form or another...I just don't know how to earn a living like this. And, to be honest, I'm not even sure it's really possible... though I've heard a lot of fascinating rumors!”

Ah, the fascinating rumors!

That’s what intrigues us all, right? We hear about the success that everyone else is having, and it looks so easy according to them.

Pete’s doing the right thing - asking questions. I love this guy. He’s laying it all out there for everyone to see. But he’s got more...

“What's more, of all the candidates for this kind of thing, I'm probably the worst. I'm a middle-aged geezer with no 'list' (or knowledge of how to get one), no 'product' (or savvy about how to create one), no 'niche' (or sense of how to find one) and, frankly, no real clue about any of this stuff.

But I desperately need a way to make a modest home-based income... And I'm willing -- even eager -- to work at this with the same kind of ethic I'd apply to any other business pursuit. But I don't even know where to begin.”

Pete’s given us some great clues about himself.

First, he’s got enough gumption to reach out and ask questions. That makes him a very good candidate for creating a business online if what he says is true.

He’s motivated to the point of desperation: “I desperately need a way to make a modest home-based income…”
He’s willing to work: “I'm willing -- even eager -- to work at this with the same kind of ethic I'd apply to any other business pursuit.”
But he has no confidence in his ability to translate his past experience into an online business: “...no real clue about any of this stuff”
And he has a bit of a concern the world has passed him by, even though he doesn’t tell us how old he is: “I'm a middle-aged geezer with no 'list'”

We want to help Pete get clear on two things:

Is he a candidate for doing business online?
Let’s set the right expectations for what is required to succeed.

That’s our main goal. But we also want to eliminate his excuses from the get-go. To do that, we’ve enlisted our Insiders to recount their stories.

The first one we tackle is age...

Age is not an issue. Willingness to learn and stay healthy are the key elements.

This is Ute, a grandmother first, German immigrant (many years ago) who had to learn English, and then became a writer too. Now, she’s writing books.

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Age doesn’t seem to have anything to do with it. I said “Happy Birthday” to one of our folks a few weeks ago who turned 90.

Ninety! And she has a thriving online business.

As Ute says, “...it is totally possible to succeed if you clear what you want...if willing to learn, trial & error (never give up)...”

Willingness and desperation may work against each other…

I’ve found a very interesting connection between willingness and hope.

It’s almost circular. The more hope you have, the more willingness you acquire. The more willingness you get, the more hope you have.

But desperation is a double-edged sword. Desperation causes stress. If you can control the stress, a desperate longing (or what Napoleon Hill called a ‘burning desire’ in Think and Grow Rich) can be just the motivator to achieve what you want quickly.

But if you’re desperate to pay the rent, that stress can quickly eat into every thought and action you take, sucking the life right out of you. That’s why it’s so important to have a future vision.

Keeping your job, but creating the right plan to achieve what you want, can be exactly the answer for some.

Paul Taubman, one of our Insiders and a NAMS Instructor, made the switch from full-time, demanding job to full-time (and still demanding) online business person probably better than anyone I’ve known personally.

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Paul came up with a plan to turn his hobby into a business. And he stuck to the plan.

Confidence comes with experience

Kevin Riley, one of our early NAMS Instructors and a MyNAMS Insider as well, told the story of how he tackled his online business after faltering the first time.

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Ten years after his first, ill-timed attempt, Kevin discovered the secret to building a successful business online: Filling a gap after seeing a clear market need.

He found success quickly. After 10 years.

The key is to have the tenacity to persist and persevere. If you’re the kind of person who gets discouraged easily, you’re probably not going to be successful online.

Some days you’re going to feel beat up.

You have to be able to survive those days cheerfully to tackle the next day. That takes a special type of person.

And if you don’t have confidence in your ability, you’ll quickly be discouraged. But truthfully, overcoming the failures are what builds your confidence. So, you must embrace the challenges, and failure, to learn the lessons quickly.

No one likes failure, but if you see it for what it is - opportunity, you will progress fast.

It requires mastery. Building your confidence requires you to win occasionally. Remember Thomas Edison’s quote, “I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.”

Sue Painter, one of the NAMS instructors and a long-time Insiders Club member, said she wasn’t sure a “regular person” could become an entrepreneur.

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And she has a really good point. Anyone who is focused on the “safety of a 9 to 5 gig” as she puts it will never make it with any business, online or offline.

Back to Pete: He has a list of questions…

Can a guy like me REALLY go from zero to a modest but consistent monthly income doing this?
Which of your many products would you recommend for a guy like me?
What’s the difference between your approach and that of others?
Do you primarily train folks to be affiliates?
How long before I’m making money?
What should I expect to spend on things like start-up costs and monthly memberships?
Do you teach business administration, as well as marketing and tech stuff?
Are there legal issues?
What if I'm not a big social media guy?
Do I have to work in the make-money-online space to make money online?
What’s the bottom line?

Since this is getting a little long, we answer all of these questions clearly and briefly in a special free report...

If you’re the kind of person who wants to know what it REALLY takes to build your business online, or improve the one you already have, then grab the report where we answer all these questions. In detail.

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Before you go, let’s talk about one more thing. That’s the process that we’ve developed for doing business successfully. We call it the 1-2-3 method.

The first step is getting absolutely clear on what makes you tick, and why you want to create an online business.
Next, you go for the money. Business is about solutions to problems and helping people solve those problems as much as possible. But business without cash is a nightmare waiting to happen.
And finally, ongoing team, training and tools help students stay on track with a vibrant support community, more fundamental business training and the right tools to do the job as efficiently as possible.

You can get access to the entire 1-2-3 method in our MyNAMS Insiders Club.

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5 Myths of Affiliate Marketing – Member Content

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“The Truth About These 5 Affiliate Marketing Myths”

With so many misconceptions about affiliate marketing, business people of all types are missing the gold...

Bad information keeps many people from making money online.

People give a half-hearted effort to one form of marketing, get disappointed that it didn’t work, and then cry out to the world that it no longer works…

How many times have you seen one of these headlines:

“Email Marketing Is Dead!”

“SEO No Longer Works Thanks to Google…”

“Content Marketing Has Lost Its Luster…”

Or the big one:

“Affiliate Marketing Is For Scammers!”

When something is proclaimed dead or not working any longer, it’s probably because someone was gaming the system and the system owners plugged the hole.

Ethical marketing always works in the long run.

That’s why Affiliate Marketing has worked for decades and will continue to work for the non-scammers of the world.

But the headlines persist, and the myths and misconceptions flourish.

Let’s talk the top 5 myths about affiliate marketing today...

1) Affiliate Marketing is easy...

There's a misconception out there that the newbie online marketer can grab an affiliate link, put it on their Facebook page, and the money will start rolling in.

Not so fast...

Affiliate marketing like any other business model IS a business.

And it has to be treated like a business.

While affiliate marketing may be the exact business model you need as a new entrepreneur, it's important to understand and accept that it is NOT a get-rich-quick scheme.

As with any business, your primary job is to present a solution to a market with a desperate problem. The problem must be so severe that they are willing to pay for that solution quickly.

Is this beginning to sound like work yet? It should.

Affiliate marketing can be VERY rewarding, but it is not easy, especially if you have no business experience. But affiliate marketing can the be best way to learn how to build a business with very low-risk.

Your investment as an affiliate marketer is low because you don't have any product or delivery costs. Your focus has to be on building a market, knowing that market inside out, and learning how to sell.

These are essential skills for any business owner to master.

Driving traffic and measuring conversions to build your marketing list is the primary tool of every affiliate marketer.

2) Affiliate marketing doesn't work any more...

The days of throwing a link up on the social marketing sites and making a million dollars over night are gone...if they ever existed.

Social media has heightened the importance of building relationships with your target market, and that can be a slow process.

Your followers and email subscribers must feel a connection with you. If they don't, they find someone else where that connection is real.

Affiliate marketing not only works with an audience that knows, likes and trusts you, but they will actually ask for your affiliate link for new products. Sometimes, they feel such a close relationship that they’ll pass around your affiliate link for you.

Affiliate marketing without real relationships (even if they’re automated) is hard, but can be done with a lot of effort.

But affiliate marketing with real connections with an audience that has been nurtured and embraced works like a charm because you’re genuinely looking out for their interests.

3) The competition is too steep in affiliate marketing...

First, let’s agree competition is good.

That means there's a market for the product. If not, no one else would be trying to sell that product.

Competitors can also become your best traffic source. Using the right tools like iSpionage.com, you can target your competitors, and step in front of their traffic with better offers, Facebook ads, or other techniques.

Sound a little cutthroat?

Nope, it's just business. Once you become the Big Dog, everyone will target you too.

Your job is to offer better bonuses, better services, better support, and better experience to that market. And by doing that, you’re building a better relationship.

Find out how your competitors are building their audience (keyword research) and jump in there to grab that audience yourself.

Business is about competition, so if that bothers you, you probably need to get a job.

4) The more I promote my affiliate links the more money I'll make...

Listen, this one is tricky.

In theory, this is true. But there are other considerations like...

Does your message match the right audience? This is where you've got to get really good at know your market including their hopes, dreams and issues.

In the consulting world, they call these the FUDs - Fears, Uncertainties and Doubts.

What is your audience trying to do? And how can the solution you put in front of them solve that issue?

Promote to the right audience and you don't have to "sell them" often because you actually become part of their go-to-problem-solver while you're building a relationship.

Spamming your links to an audience never works.

But offering a solution to a problem always works.

5) Affiliate marketing is high risk and low ROI...

Ok. There is risk in any business endeavor. In affiliate marketing, you could make a lot of sales for a product only to have the product owner go out of business.

That's always a risk.

And the return on investment could be very low, but only because you’re not making sales.

That usually means you don’t have the right message for the right target market. Conversions are much easier and ROI much higher when you convert prospects to customers.

Opponents of affiliate marketing will jump in here and declare you'd be better off building your own products, selling them online and keeping ALL the money.

Here's the truth about that:

If you can't sell someone else's product and get a good ROI, what makes you think that you could invest a lot of money on your own product and sell THAT to the same target market.

Affiliate marketing is awesome because the risk is extremely low. You don't have to create a massive infrastructure to support your products. You're letting someone else take that risk on.

And the low ROI? Wrong.

The potential in affiliate marketing for those people who learn how to build an audience and convert that audience to paying customers is HUGE because it’s a pay-for-performance model!

The more you convert, the more you make and the higher your return.

Of course, like everything else, affiliate marketing only works if you know how to do it correctly.

How to Recruit More Affiliates to Make You Even More Money- Content No Opt In

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How to Recruit More Affiliates to Make You Even More Money!

No matter what niche you're in, you can find affiliate programs for it...

There is now an affiliate program for EVERYTHING you can imagine.

That’s terrific for affiliates because it gives them choices…

LOTS of choices.

So many choices, in fact, that they may never see - much less consider - promoting your offers for you.

Long gone are the days of, “Put it online, and affiliates will ask to promote for you.”

True, once you have a very proven track record and you already have a dozen or more of very active affiliates promoting for you, THEN affiliates will indeed show up – at least to a certain extent.

Yet, it pays handsomely to continue to recruit affiliates.

So how do you go about attracting active affiliates to promote your products?

While it isn’t difficult, it does take a plan and work. And it helps if every single day you reach out to a handful of affiliates – this way you’ve always got at least one or two new ones in the pipeline.

Let’s talk first about some of the biggest mistakes marketers make when recruiting affiliates.

Then we’ll talk about things you can do to bring in affiliates, as well as giving you a very simple, yet powerful affiliate recruiting letter you can begin using immediately.

Affiliate Recruitment Mistakes

Often, we can learn as much from what people are doing wrong as from what they are doing right.

1: Approaching the Wrong People

The first time you try to recruit affiliates can be scary.

Will they say no? Will they be mean? Will they say bad things or laugh at me? Or will they even respond?

It brings out some of our worst grade-school nightmares, which is why we tend to ask the people we already know. “Hey George, I have a new product coming out, will you promote it for me?”

That’s terrific if George has a list that is the right match for our product. But if George is selling washing machine repair manuals, and you’re selling info on how to build your own greenhouse, then it’s not a good fit.

A better bet is to find the folks who have lists of gardeners and do-it-yourselfers and ask them to promote our new greenhouse product because those marketers and their lists will be open to it.

Find anyone and everyone who is in your niche, and get on their list. Watch to see what they promote. Watch the appropriate contest leaderboards and see who is on top.

These are the folks you want to approach.

2: Not Sending a Review Copy

“Hey, I have this great product. Trust me, it’s really great. It really is. Will you promote it?”

Yes, you’re afraid someone is going to try to steal your product from you. But this fear is something we all have to get over. Real affiliates don’t steal, they help you make money.

Asking them to promote a product they haven’t even seen is just foolish. Sure, a tiny handful will go to the trouble to either ask you for a review copy or buy it themselves to see if they like it. But the rest will simply delete your email.

Don’t be stingy. And don’t wait for an affiliate to have to request a review copy, either. Just send the link where they can download a copy.

You can even send this with your very first communication. This way they can immediately check out the product while they’re thinking of it and have the time.

If they have to request a copy, by the time you send it to them, they’re either busy doing something else or they’ve forgotten all about you and your product.

Once you send the copy, don’t bug them to death about it. Too much bugging can make them change their mind about promoting.

3: Not Friending Before You Need Them

If your potential affiliate is on social media, it is extremely bad form to friend someone and then immediately ask them to promote for you.

Instead, friend them days or preferably weeks ahead of time, while you are still creating your product. You might even have some interaction with them through social media.

Then when you do ask them to promote, you’re more likely to get that coveted ‘yes.’

4: Not Offering the Right Benefit

Every affiliate is different. Some are hyper-concerned that a product is a good fit for their list, be of the highest quality, and impact their customers in a powerful way.

Others are concerned with how much money they can make.

And still, others are keenly interested in how well your offer converts.

While every affiliate will be partially interested in all of these and more, it’s important to hit your affiliates MOST important ‘button.’

Get on their lists and find out what gets them excited. Then when you approach them, that is the benefit you should lead with.

5: Not Being Responsive

You’ve got to be ready to answer affiliate questions when they ask them. Getting back to them a few days later, or a few hours prior to launch, is not going to win you new affiliates.

If you’re not responsive to your affiliates, they will assume you will not be responsive to their customers, either.

By contacting affiliates well ahead of your launch, you give yourself and them plenty of time to sort things out.

And if you’re too busy to deal with affiliates, you can always hire someone to act as your affiliate manager.

Effective Ways to Recruit Hard Working Affiliates

Now that we know what NOT to do, let’s see how we can go about finding new affiliates, or even having affiliates approach us.

‘Cheat’ Tools

There are tools out there to help you find affiliates. Some are free and some cost money. All of them will check a website to find out where the traffic is coming from, which helps you to locate the affiliates for that site.

We won’t delve into each one here, but we’ll give you the list in case you are interested:

Internet Success Spider (free)
SEO Quake (free)
Backlink Watch (free)
Citation Labs (420 per 500-1000)
Buzzstream ($29 - $249 a month)
Raven SEO Tools ($99 to $249 a month)

Recruit Through Your Network

Depending on which network you use, you might be able to contact affiliates directly through the network. Be sure to follow all the rules of the network so you don’t get in trouble.

Go to Affiliate Conferences

Nothing beats face to face for making new contacts. Affiliate conferences can be well worth the cost of admission just to meet a handful of really good affiliates.

Participate in Affiliate Facebook Groups

This can be an excellent way to find new affiliates. Just make sure you don’t spam.

Blogs

Bloggers in your niche who are capturing email addresses might be excellent affiliates.

Satisfied Customers

You can always ask your customers if they would like to become affiliates. Most won’t, but those that do can be extremely powerful in their selling efforts since they are already a happy user of the product.

Peers

If you are friends with your niche peers, you might ask them if they are willing to refer affiliates to you. If they say no, don’t push it – some marketers do not share this information, while others don’t mind. You can offer them a commission on everything their referred affiliates earn to sweeten the deal, or you can offer to tell your affiliates about their program.

Adwords

Because 22% of affiliates search for new affiliate programs on search engines, you might want to consider devoting a test budget to try Adwords and see if you can find new affiliates this way.

Facebook Ads

Target people who are following the top online marketers or people in your niche.

Affiliates Finding You

Wouldn’t it be great if affiliate came to you? They likely will, if you try some of these techniques:

Through Your Network

If you are selling your program through a site such as JVZoo or Clickbank, take special care with your description. When you want to attract affiliates, honesty goes a lot further than hype or clichés.

Optimized Affiliate sign-up page

First, build a page for your affiliates where you explain all the pertinent details such as program description, FAQ section, tips and ideas, creatives, conversion rates, commission rate, sign up button and contact us.

Make sure you have a review or two from affiliates on there as well.

Next, optimize the page, so that if anyone searches for your program’s name and the words, ‘affiliate program,’ they can find you.

Link to the affiliate page from your main website. According to the 2015 AffStat Report, 24% of affiliates learn about new affiliate programs from the merchant’s website.

Affiliate Directories

Sign up with all the affiliate directories, especially if you’re doing a big launch. These are NOT affiliate platforms and these come and go pretty quickly. So, always check to see what other affiliate directories are available. Here are a few to get you started:

AffiliatesDirectory.com
AffiliatePrograms.com
AffiliateRanker.com
AffiliateSeeking.com
AllAffiliatePrograms.com
AssociatePrograms.com

Affiliates Bringing You New Affiliates

Consider a two-tier commission program, in which you pay affiliates a commission on all sales from their personally recruited affiliates.

For example, Bob is your affiliate, and Bob brings in Betty, who also becomes your affiliate. You pay Bob 10% of everything Betty sells.

And by the way, this 10% comes out of your profits, not out of Betty’s commission.

Use Incentive Contests

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Put together an incentive contest for your launch and publicize it anywhere affiliates hang out. Affiliates love to compete to win big prizes, and this can be an excellent draw.

Proven Affiliate Recruitment Email

The key is to keep your email short and to the point, with a call to action at the end.

For our example, we’re going to say that you went to Google, typed in a competitor’s product (WonderBread Traffic Blueprint) and scrolled through the results to find out who is promoting that product.

To find their email address, you may have searched their domain at whois.domaintools.com, or used Rapportive plugin for Gmail, or used Data.com Connect, or any method of your choice.

Then you send them an email that looks like this:

SUBJECT: WonderBread Traffic Blueprint

Hey FirstName,

I saw that you were promoting WonderBread Traffic Blueprint recently, and thought of you for something we have coming up.

This July we are launching Iceman Traffic Tool. It’s similar to the WonderBread Traffic Blueprint, but it offers a wider range of techniques along with software to automate the entire process.

If you are interested, please let me know.

I’d love to send you a review copy and share more info with you.

Sign off

As you can see, the formula is to mention the competitor’s product, tell how your product is different, and invite them to get a review copy and learn more.

You can also (and I highly recommend this) give them a link to your affiliate page, where they can download their review copy right away, without having to ask you for it.

Once you send this email, you can, of course, periodically follow up.

How Often to Follow Up:

I saw some numbers once on how well emails work at recruiting affiliates.

Frankly, they were a little dismal at the onset but improved dramatically with repeated follow-ups.

They said the initial email you send out will result in 4% signing up.

But if you follow up, you will get an additional 12% to join.

The frequency they recommended is NOT very frequent. Frankly, if you’re going to follow up, I would recommend you do more of it. Here’s what they said brought them the additional 12%:

Frequency:

A week from the original email
One more week down the road
In 2-3 months
In half a year
In one year.

While I haven’t collected the data (shame on me) through my own recruiting, I’ve found that checking back with them 3 days after the initial email, one week after that, and then every two weeks works well.

Of course, your results may vary.

A Polite ‘Request Denied’ Letter

If for any reason you need to turn down an affiliate request, here’s the email to send that WON’T burn your bridges:

We are sorry, but the website(s) and/or promotional methods listed on your affiliate profile do(es) not meet our approval criteria. We have, therefore, declined your application.

If, however, you feel that we have overlooked your potential, we would like to hear from you. Just email us a brief explanation of how you were planning on marketing our product/service, and we will gladly reconsider your application.

Bottom Line:

The better you get at recruiting affiliates, the more money you can make.

I know, that sounds obvious.

Yet so many marketers focus on anything BUT affiliate recruitment, and then they wonder why their sales are flatlined.

New affiliates mean new customers are seeing your product. The more of those customers you can sell the first time, the bigger your list of buyers, and the more money you can make in the future, too.

If you get good at recruiting top affiliates, there simply is no limit to the amount of money you can make.

Top marketers may even be asking YOU to act as their affiliate manager for major launches, offering you a percentage of every sale made.

Or you can simply focus on bringing in affiliates to promote your own products.

Either way, you can’t lose.

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