Hey I invented that first
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Hey, I Invented That First!
Word Count: 681
Summary:
Transforming ideas into profitable businesses might be simpler than you think.
Keywords:
turn ideas into, ideas into websites, ideas into businesses, internet marketing, profitable ideas
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Have you ever had one of those "Hey, I invented that!" moments? You’re watching TV mindlessly, and suddenly a commercial showcases a product you’ve been talking about for ages. That next big idea, now on TV, making someone else rich.
Or perhaps you often think, "Pssh! I could make that!" We’ve all been there, caught in the grip of the dreaded coulda-woulda-shoulda mindset?"the disease of inaction and envy.
Frustrated by tales of people succeeding with what seemed like simple ideas, I decided to dive into the world of web marketing and online business myself. Here’s a glimpse into my journey and the two major misconceptions I encountered:
Misconception 1: Building a Website is Hard
I won’t claim it was easy, but I realized it wasn’t as complex as I feared. You don’t need to master sophisticated programs from scratch. For beginners, there are free HTML editors available online. If you’ve ever typed a document, you’re already familiar with basic text layout.
My first site wasn’t exactly a masterpiece?"in fact, it was quite plain. But I had a secret weapon: Google. The internet is a treasure trove of free information. I picked up enough HTML knowledge to understand the basics and used the "View Source" feature on other simple sites to learn more. A few Google searches later, and I had a functioning website.
My initial attempt was a bit flashy. I quickly learned to balance creativity with simplicity (just because you know how to highlight every word doesn’t mean you should!). Proud of my progress, I figured it was time to tackle misconception number two.
Misconception 2: If You Build It, They Will Come
Once my site was up, I discovered only my family?"and my hosting service?"knew it existed. Building is one thing; attracting visitors is another entirely. I won’t dive into the details of conversion rates, but let’s just say getting your site noticed requires creativity.
Countless e-books and resources are available on attracting site traffic. Many offer valuable advice, often for free. While marketers ultimately aim to sell something, you'd be surprised by the wealth of free information out there that’s genuinely useful.
Explore, do some research, visit forums, and download e-books (both free and paid). Above all, be creative! With determination and the right approach, your idea can become a successful venture.
?" Joshua White
http://www.webwealthmethods.com
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