The core of a business lies in its goals. These goals serve as a yardstick to measure the success of any business. In the absence of goals, there is no way to know if your hard work has paid off. So, goal setting is very important to the business structure and should be an integral part of it. The question now is, how do you set these business goals?
- Have realistic targets: In the sells like hot cakes program, we have set the goal to reach $45,000 profit per month, and there is a reason for this. Nobody is saying you shouldn’t dream BIG, but when it comes to goals, you should have realistic targets and not overt fantasies that will have you beating yourself up at the end of the day. Remember; great things have small beginnings.
- Be specific: Being ambiguous won’t get things done; it’ll only cause distraction and confusion. Know exactly what you want, down to the finest detail and then channel your resources towards the pursuit of that target.
- Remain Committed: In order to see your plan through you should stay motivated and ensure you finish what you started. Avoid procrastination and stay focused until you’ve achieved what you set out to do.
- Take Action! It’s one thing to say something and entirely a different thing to actually do something. The talkers of this world don’t go very far. Don’t just be a talker, BE a DOER! After setting your goals, rise up and take the necessary actions to achieve them. Actions speak louder than words…
Follow these simple principles, and you would’ve laid a concrete foundation to build your business upon. Ensure to check our video course on “Your Ultimate Blueprint to get from ZERO to $45,000 profit per month” If you can follow this guide meticulously, you are guaranteed success in your e-commerce business.
Go get em’ Tiger!
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Expensive = harder to sell but more profit
I would suggest
1. If you go with "everything store" then research top competitor everything stores and make sure to sell similar products by similar prices. This will reduce chance of failure.
2. If you go specific niche, again use competitor spy tools and find out best selling products in competitor stores and duplicate them.
Example of great niche specific store is deathwishcoffee.com
This providers offer different things for the same niche, so their product are great for an upsell for the other provider.*
thanks Claudia
I am going for my original niche and I have several ideas for others once im up and running. I am very impressed by the help you get here, from the keyword, title generator, the filler and bullet point generator and everything else, all great in helping newbies like myself.
i would like to ask that once i have my shop up and running and looking great would it be an option to do a full launch campaign with one of the email companies to send out emails to your target audience? I have seen ones advertised and I am realistic about the feedback and actual conversions but i don't have an email list yet and this seems to be a great option. let me know
thanks
Growing community takes a lot of patience, so keep going and growing it but dont expect fast results.