I
think it is, and I'm sure you'll agree once you've finished reading this
article. But there is a big secret you need to know about in advance!
That
secret is, there is no one easy way to make money fast, there are a great many,
although most of those opportunities depend on what words like 'money' and
'fast' really mean to you.
If
money means a basic living wage, enough to pay the bills, but with nothing left
over to finance a new house or car, or pay for fancy holidays, then yes you
really can make money fast, starting right now.
But
if you're looking to make a fortune today, or tomorrow at the latest, then
you're in for a big disappointment, because short of winning the lottery few
people ever get to make money that fast.
And
what does 'fast' mean to you? Is it today, next week, or would you be happy to
have a decent wad of cash in the bank sometime next year?
Unsurprisingly,
if you haven't guessed it already, this article is not about making a huge
fortune in record quick time. It's about making a good living in the shortest
possible time, but only by focussing on proven profit makers and always being
prepared to tackle and test other, newer and maybe more reliable ways to make
money.
'Fast',
meaning in the shortest possible time, can be achieved by remaining focussed on
whatever's making you the most money at any one time, and moving quickly to new
pastures if your current income streams start to dwindle or even dry up
completely.
And
that pretty much reveals what I personally think is the best way to make money
fast, and it's not actually a way at all, but rather a method of making sure
you make as much money as possible in the shortest time possible.
That
method goes like this:
-
Develop a portfolio of money-making opportunities, both on and off the
Internet, and test how much time each opportunity takes to generate a specific
income level, after expenses. Make those presenting the highest profit margins
in the shortest time your main tasks for the day, and keep on testing new ways
to make money fast. So if, for example, you can write a few articles in two
hours for someone prepared to pay you the equivalent of an average day's pay,
you should probably look for other clients willing to pay similarly high rates
for your articles. If you've found a product that fetches more than the average
daily wage every time you sell two or three units on eBay, you should look for
other markets to sell the same product until your profits are maximised for that
one item. Then start looking for more writing clients, and more buyers for your
eBay product, look for new sources of income to test for profitability.
-
Do not ever restrict yourself to just one source of income, however profitable
it might be. That's because if that one source of income dips, in part or
total, you could be left with no income at all! So opt for a portfolio of
business opportunities and continue testing new ones, always with the objective
of concentrating on those that make the highest profits faster than others.
So
say right now you're writing articles and selling a specific product on eBay,
when suddenly your main writing client dies and eBay bans your product from
selling at their site. What do you do now? If you've followed my thinking so
far, the answer is to expand on other moneymaking options you've tested and
were running alongside your writing and eBay ventures. Then focus on making
money from those other options while looking for new ones to replace those
you've just lost.
And
that is it, the answer to how to get customers and keep them buying for many
years to come. Easy wasn't it?
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