Thursday, July 13, 2006
Two Free Must Read Reports for Any Business Owner
I've talked about this before, but I just want to draw your attention to Rich Shefren's Internet Business Manifesto once again. It's a free report of over 30 pages and I consider it a must read for anyone serious about starting or running an Internet business.
In it, he clearly defines one of the biggest problems that hold most marketers back, the failure to set a strategy for their business and make their decisions based on that strategy. He points out how this costs them loads of money and almost ensures that their business will never develop the way it could.
The way he describes this (and the other problems he covers in the Manifesto) will make you slap your head that you've never put the pieces together as clearly as he has.
He also has a second part to the Manifesto that I think is even more valuable. His Missing Chapter to the Internet Business Manifesto came from the questions he received after writing his first one. As he looked at over a thousand questions, he realized that they were all rooted in another problem that he had completely overlooked in his first report: the problem of not knowing how to choose the right business.
In the 30+ pages of the Missing Chapter, Rich lays out the way that he chooses a business so that he is guaranteed always to have a decided advantage over his competitors. It's great reading for any business person, online or offline.
Pick up the Internet Business Manifesto and you'll also get information on where to download the Missing Chapter. Both are free, so there's no excuse not to read them.
Jeff
I've talked about this before, but I just want to draw your attention to Rich Shefren's Internet Business Manifesto once again. It's a free report of over 30 pages and I consider it a must read for anyone serious about starting or running an Internet business.
In it, he clearly defines one of the biggest problems that hold most marketers back, the failure to set a strategy for their business and make their decisions based on that strategy. He points out how this costs them loads of money and almost ensures that their business will never develop the way it could.
The way he describes this (and the other problems he covers in the Manifesto) will make you slap your head that you've never put the pieces together as clearly as he has.
He also has a second part to the Manifesto that I think is even more valuable. His Missing Chapter to the Internet Business Manifesto came from the questions he received after writing his first one. As he looked at over a thousand questions, he realized that they were all rooted in another problem that he had completely overlooked in his first report: the problem of not knowing how to choose the right business.
In the 30+ pages of the Missing Chapter, Rich lays out the way that he chooses a business so that he is guaranteed always to have a decided advantage over his competitors. It's great reading for any business person, online or offline.
Pick up the Internet Business Manifesto and you'll also get information on where to download the Missing Chapter. Both are free, so there's no excuse not to read them.
Jeff
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