Sometimes You Have To Take a Leap of Maturity into Online Marketing Today

Sometimes you have to take a leap of maturity into

Online Marketing Today

Drilling down to the bottom of the swamp is SO counter-cultural (there’s a lot of seaweed down there)...which is exactly why swamp-diving puts you in an utterly unique place  

Perry Marshall.

It is standard now to complain or commend on the developments on the internet especially about how some breakthroughs have disrupted and now dominate so many industries…Fedex, Netflix, Spotify, AirBNB, to name a few. 

The aim of evolution or maturity is to solve hidden but pivotal problems at the core of any enterprise; so how can we amend the many problems with professional internet marketing...especially for the regular individual marketer?

Take internet marketing as it has evolved over the last decade or so. Marketing is the lifeblood  of any business…internet marketing was toil and tears and heart attack in the making. Maybe it's time to applaud some maturity.

Who remembers the pioneer internet marketers and their programs of magnetic self-branding to stand out from the crowd of millions rather than previously trying to make an impression in your own community?

How many of us crowed that the world was our backyard now! We could all be champion flock worthy roosters or hens, until we found out that our chicken coop was never really in a fair worldwide competition. Too many fell into the dust of their own aimless scratching.   

But we still believed the next step, the next skill, the next blog would put us in the game.

Here is my favorite real life story about taking the next step measured in inches in order to take a leap of faith.

Picture a  wall made from cement blocks once built against a hillside to open a garden bed along the inside parameter. After 25 years of steady fortitude my garden wall had to be replaced because the blocks were leaning outwards from water (rain) pressure. It had started to deconstruct because there wasn't enough sand put under the blocks to absorb moisture over time when originally built.

I asked my nephew, who had just bought an excavator, to do the job. How unbelievable that it became a matter of inches to manage to disrupt and replace this solid wall!

First, the excavator was too tall to pass under the garage roof to reach the back yard by a couple inches.

Second, the excavator was too wide to pass through my raspberry bushes to reach the backyard even after they had been pulled out to make ground by a couple inches.

 Finally, this young operator decided to take a leap of faith from another hillside behind the garden wall. He laid down a couple of tracks each about a foot wide in order to aim his large excavator as precisely as possible to hit the tracks and enter the backyard that way. It was, in every aspect that I couldn’t watch, a leap of faith with great risk.

Thankfully, it was successful and my newly reconstructed wall is growing its harvest again.

Herein lies the analogy that internet marketing has served well in its adolescent period with its early champions; but needs to be reconstructed in order to serve a bigger, more bountiful purpose for more marketers.  

I believe that the many skills of being an internet marketer can be streamlined into one total system with all the professional tools and training one needs to make an noticeable impact on the worldwide web.   

I believe this total marketing system is already well developed by a mastermind marketer and mature enough to resolve many of the huge internet marketing challenge for most people online.

Maybe it's time to look at a little reconstruction for your internet marketing program.

There is no risk like jumping with an excavator.

Try a free trial to see how this system can work for you. 

Please check out two reports on a new website 

Helpful Mindstream for Changes 

How to Start Growing a Profitable Online Business

The Self Franchise Report

Comments and discussion are always important.

Annemarie Berukoff

amarie10@gmail.com

PS: "Do you struggle with a secret knowledge that ‘they really should do it THIS way, but for some stupid reason they insist continuing to do it THAT way!’

PPS: I know it may be counter culture to read more information and then watch a video...but you may rather watch the video first.  Let me know what you liked, or not, about the presentation.