Systems And The Pyramid – Simpleology
Filed under: Business Coach, The Big Debate - Article vs Video Marketing, Web Tools
A new course is about to launch called Simpleology 201 – but the subject of this course is yet to be revealed. Some videos currently reveal some clues, and there is a contest going on to see who can really name the course.
For those who may not be privy, Simpleology was founded by Mark Joyner, and 101 is a free online course which is geared toward helping people focus on their goals. Not to be confused with any religious groups, Simpleology 101 is actually the first offering, and is “The Simple Science of Getting What You Want.”
Knowing what you really want and your end goals is the first step to any marketing plan, be it online or off.
This latest course “201″ has something to do with pyramids, and what appears to be building. A free download is provided which assists in giving you a hand in analyzing your current systems.
Mr. Joyner reveals that most people build their business the wrong way. They are trying to start from the top of the Pyramid, and work their way down. When you go back to how the Egyptians did things, they of course had to start from the ground and build up.
Simple philosophy, yet quite true.
With online marketing, it is possible to create several funnels of income, which all build up to your primary site. There are additional benefits to putting several systems in place simultaneously. But these systems need to be congruent with that last stone that is at the top of your pyramid. You also need to set them up just one at a time.
When first starting out online, it can be confusing to see how all these things fit in to the picture, and the mistake most make is getting stones or bricks that ultimately won’t fit into the final pyramid.
There is information overload when you are trying to do it all yourself. It is easy to get sidetracked and lose focus on the ultimate goal.
It is suggested that people follow the 101 course before taking on 201.
IMP is busy laying some foundations this weekend with the 300 Videos vs. 300 Articles challenge.
The articles must be written first, as the subject of the videos is what is covered in the articles.
While some preliminary quick video tests have been conducted, this official new challenge has not yet commenced.
Foundations need to be laid. Systems are being analyzed, and put into place. All with good speed as well.
What do these systems consist of?
It is the plumbing of the pyramid. Landing pages, giveaways, direction of traffic to specified offers, and the installation of gauges to track and test results.
300 Videos and 300 Articles in a hundred days time can be done, provided the computer doesn’t have a melt down. The possibilities of the traffic are quite wonderful to consider.
I will admit, if I hadn’t taken the initial Simpleology course a couple of years ago, I might be skeptical of this feat.
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Originally posted 2009-12-04 04:38:50. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Are You Ready For a Business Coach?
Just who needs a business coach or mentor?
Online marketing can be overwhelming in the beginning. Once you get past the technicalities of physically building your online business, you can finally focus more on the marketing side.
Some may think a mentor or coach is there to help you learn to build the site. In reality, great coaches and mentors are not all technical gurus, and this is not what you should be seeking out their advice for. Online digital coaching should not be confused with learning how to build web links.
A business coach is there to help you focus on the direction your business should be taking. If you have an idea for a business, a coach can assist you in refining your goals. If you have reached a plateau on sales and feel a bit stagnant, it also may be time to seek out some help.
What should you expect from your coach?
Your coach can help you create a new or refined strategy. They may suggest ideas you have not considered, and they may question which ideas you’ve already put into play. You and your coach may not always agree on a solution, but they will be there should things not go as planned to assist in analyzing the problem.
Your coach may point out to you your previous successes to motivate you when you carry self doubt. They can trigger you to consider higher ground that you might have thought out of your reach. The combination of an elevated confidence level and higher focus goals are what they will use to push you to new levels.
They remain impartial and non emotional, as they don’t have an actual investment in your business. They do however want you to succeed, as this can maintain income for them the further they are able to help you.
While email and current technology has put the ability to contact others on a 24/7 schedule, this will not be a proper request of your mentor.
Expect to schedule regular appointments, and limited time dependent on what you pay.
Not all coaches will be the right ones for your type of business. Seek out those who are familiar with your specific type of marketing for best results.
Before seeking out your coach or mentor, create a list of what your actual problems are. This will assist you in reviewing proper applicants for the position. A great business coach may take a little time to find, but the results for your business will be well worth the effort.
Originally posted 2009-11-27 06:51:23. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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