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Tuesday, August 29, 2017

Ways To Become A Millionaire Even When You Start With Little

The hardest part of becoming successful is getting started to begin with. But despite the challenges ahead of you, there’s a way to become a millionaire when starting with little. I’m going to show you four reasons why you can become a millionaire with just a small investment.
Focus on learning, not big gain
Education is your greatest weapon. Focus on learning in the beginning. Don’t make the mistake of focusing on making huge gains in the beginning. Learn everything you can because this is how you build the foundations for long-term gains.
They say that if a millionaire goes bankrupt they’ll nearly always be able to get it back. And that’s because they might have lost their money, but they have the knowledge of how to get back to where they need to be.
I’m grateful for the internet. It’s the single biggest library in the world. You’re reading this article right now and you’re acquiring knowledge you wouldn’t have been able to acquire 40 years ago. Use the internet to its fullest extent, whether that’s through reading books, browsing articles or watching video tutorials.
Set some time aside every day to learn something online. It could be a video series or a favorite blog. When you get into the habit of learning regularly you’ll find that you advance much faster.
Focus on the niche you love
These days you can learn about anything and target the niche you’re passionate about. This is what I was able to do with penny stocks. I found a gap in the market and provided knowledge to people who wouldn’t have otherwise being able to access this sort of information.
You can do that with absolutely any niche. When you find a niche you’re passionate about and you use the reach of the Internet you start to make huge gains.
Prove your expertise by creating free content
Your reputation as an authority is the new business card. There’s a reason I created a penny stock guide and made it free for all. You may have already seen ads for it on social media. The way to succeed with little is to create a reputation through your content.
It’s the gateway to success because through free content you start to build relationships with others who value your work. And from there everyone gets richer.
Related:  Millionaire Switch



You can do lots with a little
The days when you needed a huge investment to become successful are long gone. These days you can do so much with just a little. Find what you love, advance your knowledge in that area, and create a product that fulfills a need. Finally, work on building up relationships through portraying yourself as an authority on your subject.
Combine everything together and you can accomplish anything.

Thursday, August 24, 2017

Pinterest For Retailers

Pinterest is a great social media and marketing tool for retailers. It is easy to use and can be seamlessly integrated into a current ecommerce website. Pinterest is the second largest referral traffic driver to retail sites, and 93 percent of its users are on the social site to plan for purchases. Pinterest’s estimated 100 million active users spend twice as much money online than the average internet user. Using Pinterest is extremely profitable for retailers, so how does one get started?


Pinterest offers a special business account with many useful marketing tools for retailers, such as analytics, rich pins, and promoted posts. To get the most out of the Pinterest account, retailers should make sure to use current pictures and logos, keywords in the bio for search engine optimization and details explaining what viewers can expect to see on the page. Add a location and verified website as well, to prove to potential consumers that your store is a trusted business. Once your Pinterest account is active, explore the many features that retailers can use to optimize their success.
A business account on Pinterest offers many features, such as user analytics. Similar to Facebook, Pinterest’s analytics provide the details of who is viewing your page, interaction, website insights, and more. With 85 percent of brand engagement happening outside of Pinterest, adding buttons to an e-commerce site is crucial. The “Pin It” button allows shoppers to pin images to their profile and boards directly from a retail site. A “Follow” button gives viewers the ability to automatically follow the account without having to go to Pinterest separately. There are also “Rich Pins” that businesses can add to their websites. They include current availability and price information right on the image itself. This allows users to see this information when someone pins the product to their own account. Integrating these features is sure to bring retailers a boost, but the features are not enough on their own. A successful Pinterest must have a strategy for optimization.
Pinterest is an extremely visual platform; this should be taken into account for every action made on the site. Pins should have a consistent and quality look to them. Pictures used for pins collectively create an image for your brand. All Pinterest photos should have excellent lighting and be clear. They should all have an aesthetically similar appearance, whether in the lighting, colors, or composition. Keywords should be employed, not only in the bio but in the description of pins as well. When creating boards, it is important to include images from other accounts. Boards should have a variety of pins.
Pinterest can be brought inside a brick and mortar store by creating Pinterest boards centering on a display or set of products. Boards are used as inspiration and should evoke an image and lifestyle that shoppers want to emulate. Engage with your customers and show them how items in-store can be used outside the store and tie into everyday life.
Similar to any other social media platform, Pinterest offers paid advertisements to their users. “Promoted Pins” do exactly as they say; they promote a pin. The user can pick a specific audience they want seeing their “Promoted Pin” based on characteristics such as location, language, and device. Pinterest then charges by cost-per-click and promotes the pin so that the chosen audience will see it in their feeds. Promoting pins is simple and affordable for retailers.