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Networking And Diversity

In a fast, growing global environment, networking plays a big role in making valuable connections with others. Knowing the right business or social language, dressing appropriately can all be crucial in professional acceptance. Individuals who are good at networking tend to focus on cultural and other social protocol while networking. Having a universal focal point in business and social dealings can bring several advantages.

Listed below are ways in which professionals, entrepreneurs and students can gain the most from their networking by embracing diversity.

The Basic Norms

While networking with various ethnic and social groups, it is key to identify the basic cultural, social norms. Taking the time to acknowledge and appreciate differences can improve communication styles. It sets an atmosphere which is conducive for continued business and social interactions. Identifying basic norms can reduce the possibilities of being easily offended or misunderstood. It also limits confusion and can set standards for expectations.

The Value System

Sharing and explaining different value systems can also improve the networking process. Being able to create bridges with like minded individuals and organizations can build productive and profitable networks. It can also enable ongoing business opportunities and future ventures. Value systems can also be instrumental in shaping the image and brand of a particular individual, organization or institution. One of the best ways to uphold a value is to respect it rather than question its relevance. Finding ways of implementing value points in business and social interactions strengthens the diversity component.

The Inclusion Act

Individuals who value diversity understand the importance of being inclusive. Expanding the circle in regards to gender, age, ethnicity, religion and class establishes diverse networks. It promotes unity and an adaptive mindset to new ideas and methods. It is very clear that being open and accepting, facilitates a healthy environment for growth and success.

Generation Gaps

Another element to diversity which is often over looked is the age component. Industries and organizations are seeing up to five generations within the professional environments. In varying ages, there are different communication styles and ways of doing business. The key to navigating this, is by making sure that there is a clear message in intentions and motives. Using proper reasoning, judgment and sensitivity can be very substantial in building long term and valuable relations.

While networking, it is important to include elements of diversity when making connections. Being aware, sensitive and understanding can improve communication and prevent a lot of disconnects.

How to Find an Online Opportunity

If you are looking for a promising business opportunity, the best thing to do is to explore the wide range of opportunities available online.

An online job allows you to work at home. It enables you to offer your marketable skills and put them to good use. All you have to do is to hook up with a reliable online employer.

The Internet provides a variety of jobs. Just sift through all the information to find one that matches your skills.

If you are looking for a good honest job – and you have the necessary skills for it, you can become a freelancer.

There are countless employers looking for good people to hire. There are many jobs available, especially if you are a writer, web designer, graphic designer, programmer, or an expert in SEO and online marketing. You can work from home and be productive in your own business home.

It is easy to put up a based business home. You don’t need any capital to work free lance and earn money. You simply have to have the skills that the job requires.

It is not surprising that more and more individuals are offering some sort of business service online.

There are many online jobs for people with various skills and lines of expertise. There are jobs available even for students who are still in business school or for professionals looking for part-time jobs to augment their income. If you hope to establish an IT company but think that starting your business small is the best way to go, you can find opportunities online.

How do you look for prospective employers?

You can offer your services on your own website. Considering the somewhat limited reach of personal websites, however, you may have to wait for quite some time for responses to your offer.

You can also join a site that is designed primarily to connect service buyers with freelancers.

How do these sites operate?

Service buyers post jobs or projects on the site. Freelancers who find a particular project interesting make their bids. They offer a price and mention how long it will take them to complete the project. The service buyer will then make an offer to the person whom he thinks offers the best bid.

If you are hired for a certain project, you are expected to complete it on time. Your service buyer will go over the assignment and give you feedback about your work.

You build your reputation as a freelancer on such feedback. As you work on more and more assignments, and receive good feedback on your work, you slowly build your reputation as a reliable and proficient worker.

Service buyers are always on the look-out for freelancers whom they can trust to do a first-rate job. If you are able to turn in projects that consistently receive good feedback, you increase your opportunities for being hired.

If you are a beginner at freelance work, the key is to offer your services at a low price for your first projects. Your low bid will help you get more projects. Work on these projects well so that you get good feedback about your work.

As you build on the number of projects completed, as well as on the positive feedback, you will soon acquire a reputation as a dependable, efficient, and professional freelancer. You will find it easier to get more projects.

You can even bid higher on some projects. There are many service providers who do not mind paying extra just as long as they are guaranteed first-class work.

You can always find gainful business to business employment online. You can earn a lot of money even if you just stay at home.

Innovation and Creative Competency

School teaches that there is one right answer. As students we are supposed to figure out that answer. It’s the one that matches what it says in the answer key at the back of the book or for the test.

But business and life isn’t like that. There isn’t just one right answer for most of the problems and situations we encounter. In business and in life we need to be creative, to explore many options, to be able to discover something or a process that is innovative.

It is too easy, too comfortable, and usually a mistake to think that we are searching for the one right answer. Instead, in business we are looking for as many options as possible and then be able to make a choice or choices among them. If we think there is only one right answer we will jump on the first answer that comes up that would work. Usually the first idea is one that comes up fast because it is common and over-used. You are better off making your choice because it won the comparison discussion, not just because it was the first and only idea expressed.

Innovation means something new to the world or at least new to the situation. To come up with something new it is necessary to tap into the creativity of as many options as possible. That will work best when you open up to other viewpoints, brainstorm to bring out all types of responses, and include multiple ideas and multiple versions of similar ideas.

Creativity. Without open minds embracing many ideas and options, the road to innovation will be completely fogged in. With the openness for creativity, the road will have many dead ends but will also have plenty of room for u-turns, start-overs, and what-ifs.

What is creative competency? It does not require that you be an artist or writer or any of the ‘creativity’ occupations. Instead, all that is required is that your mind be open to possibilities and you share and keep sharing the hundreds of ideas you have, rather than squashing them by saying, ‘No one would think it is a good idea,’ or ‘That’s silly.’

The ideas shared with others often form the germ of an idea to expand and share back.

If I share an idea I have with you and you share one with me, we both now have two ideas, or many more as we explore how to mix and match and build on those ideas. Ideas multiply like rabbits if only you have an open mind and let them.

The Future of Affiliate Marketing As a Career Choice

Almost every kind of business today has an online presence and there are mechanisms that allow for online money transfers. It has therefore become very easy to purchase inventory, pay workers and receive goods and services without moving from where you are seated. The internet has made it possible for anybody to setup an easy online home based business.

Stay at home parents, students and senior citizens who still have the strength to work but are locked out from formal employment by their age can still live productive lives. Online entrepreneurship not only provides a platform for offering services to people in different parts of the world but also provides a steady source of income.

There are as many forms of online entrepreneurial activities as there are products and services to be sold. One of the most popular and fastest rising is affiliate marketing. The core principle of affiliate marketing is that the more people you covert, the more you earn.

You can start a career path in affiliate marketing with absolutely nothing in your hands. This means that you do not have to have product neither do you need money. Armed with just a computer with access to the internet, your first step would be to identify companies who have products and services to sell for a fee. By directing people to these companies’ website, every sale made out of your efforts earns you an income.

With the benefits that affiliate marketing brings to an organization’s sales, this is not a marketing tool that is going away soon. Companies like conversions made from affiliate marketing because it means that potential customers are made of the existence every day. The power that affiliate marketing has of word of mouth advertising is simply phenomenal.

Without leaving the house, affiliate marketing has proven that people can still make a decent living out of selling products that belongs to other people. It however takes patience and resilience to live off of affiliate marketing and people who have been in this field for a long time are witness to this. The best time to start is while still in school or before you become desperate for a source of livelihood.

There are many resources available on the web on how to start a career online. Many success stories of people who started and are reaping the benefits are also available to offer encouragement and insight into the dos and don’ts that build a successful career.

12 Surefire Brainstorming Techniques

Writers, students and anyone else will occasionally need an idea or two. While you may have times when ideas come with little or no effort, there will be times when the fountain of creativity seems to have dried up. Have no fear, however. Even if you’re not feeling particularly creative, you can still think and reason. By thinking clearly and using the following techniques, you’ll find an endless supply of ideas.

Free-writing – Just write. Don’t worry about format, topic, or anything else. Just write, about anything at all. It might be a description of your kitchen ceiling, or a diatribe about the lack of parking spaces at your local veterinarian’s office. The important thing is that you get writing, and keep writing. Let one thought lead to another, or just write on one thing, in ever increasing detail. Maybe you’ll write for a set amount of time, or maybe your aim is to fill a page or multiple pages. Pick out individual topics, ideas, names or anything else. Whatever you do, you’ll soon have many ideas to work with.

Breakdown – Take your initial topic, and write it at the top of the page. Divide the topic into subtopics, questions, themes, and such, listing them below. Continue to break down and list those subtopics as before.

Listing/Bulleting – List everything about the topic, then list any related phrases, keywords, questions, sources, etc. If you can think of it, add it to the list. Then take each item from the list, and do it again.

Cubing – Cubing refers to taking your topic and examining it from six different sides, like the six sides of a cube. Consider the topic in the following six ways:

Describe it
Compare it
Associate it
Analyze it
Apply it
Argue for and against it

Now, examine your answers. Are there any connections between them? Do any themes emerge?

Similes – Complete the following sentence: [Blank] is/was/are/were like [Blank]. By comparing your topic to another, seemingly unrelated word, you’ll begin to see new ideas about your topic, better understand different aspects of it, and new ideas will emerge.

Clustering/Mapping/Webbing – This technique allows you to expand on a topic in a freeform, organic manner. Write a keyword or words about your topic in the center of a blank page and draw a circle or box around it. Branch off in as many ideas as possible, connecting them visually to the topic. Then branch off from there. Go as far as you can or want to, continually branching off.

Parts – Look at the relationships between the whole, the parts and parts of parts. Make the following lists on opposite margins of a sheet of paper:

Whole………………………Parts

Part…………………………Parts of Parts

Apply these labels to topics and subtopics, words, etc. Then draw conclusions about relationships, patterns, connections, etc.

Journalistic Questions (The Big 6) – Ask yourself the 6 important questions of journalism:

Who
What
When
Where
Why
How

List related questions for each one, then seek out the answers; repeat as many times as you need to.

Outside the Box – Try approaching your topic from a totally different angle. Ask questions from a seemingly unrelated viewpoint. You might think in terms of occupations, academic subjects, demographic groups, cultural groups, etc. Examine it fully from each new perspective, jotting down every thought, question, commentary, interpretation, etc.

Charts/Shapes – Instead of words and phrases, think visually. Put things in terms of charts, shapes, tables and diagrams. If you can find photographs related to the topic, use them as well. List anything you see, any thoughts that come to mind and any conclusions drawn from the images.

Slanting/Re-slant – Examine an idea or topic in terms of purpose and audience. If stuck, think about a different purpose or a different audience. For example, if you’re writing about married couples with the purpose of entertaining couples with at least five years of marriage, try looking at the topic from the newlyweds.

Referencing – If you have a basic idea or topic, look it up. Go to the dictionary, the thesaurus, the encyclopedia, an almanac, quote collection, any other reference. List any information. If you don’t have a topic, open to a random page, pick any topic, then go from there.

Combination of Techniques – Start with any technique then apply another technique to the results. For example, after listing and bulleting on your original topic, try referencing each listed item.

Once you have used these techniques, you should have a list of the ideas produced. These ideas must then be organized in some way. You may start by listing them neatly, then categorizing them. Group them according to subtopics, put them into an outline, or try to sequence them in some way. The idea is simply to impose some sort of order on the disorganized results, giving you a clear collection of ideas to work with. Now equipped with these ideas and some related information, you’ll have a better idea of what to work on in your writing.

To Start An Online Business, First Begin By Asking Why And What Then How

I have found that when seniors want to learn about Internet Business or online business, many of these seniors are so eager to want to know how to go about doing it. Right from Day One, many of them are just eager to want to know how to create a website or how to start promoting other people’s products and services. They are just so anxious to know “how” “how” “how’…

Well, in this second article I want you to approach the learning of doing this kind of business by first asking “why”, then “what” and then only “how” instead of just wanting to learn the “how”, “how”, “how”. This is because I believe that once you have got the “why” and “what” right, then the “how” is the least difficult of the whole process.

1. First Start With “Why”

Most of the good internet marketing gurus will always ask their students to spend the initial part of their learning process focusing of getting the right “keywords”. Well, for us senior newbies, what this means is to get “Why” right first. And what do I mean by that?

Let’s examine the first three possible scenarios, that is, either you have a product to sell, a service to offer to customers or you want to help to promote someone else’s products or services.

Even if you have a product or service to offer you should ask the question, “why does the customer want to buy your product? “. If you do not have any product or service to offer to customers and you may want to help promote someone else’s product, again you also have to ask the question “why does the customer want to listen to you when you are promoting someone’s else product?”

To promote someone else’s product or service you need to know what product or service do you want to help to promote? Take you time. Don’t worry about where to find the products or services to promote. That’s the “How” part of this process. First just think of what interest you or “why do you think the customers want to buy that product or service? “. You can promote many products related to such topics like music, fishing, golf, handicraft, cooking, learning languages, astronomy, magic tricks, yoga, tai chi, travel and the list goes on and on. That’s why I say, take your time. This is the most important part of the process. Get this wrong and you will reduce your chances of succeeding significantly.

So the first and most important thing is to really understand why would the customer want to buy from you?

Don’t be afraid to spend as much time as possible on understanding the “Why”s. Why do you want to sell this product or service

2. Then we ask the question “What”

To help us understand why we think customers want to buy from us, we should ask the question “What is the problem that the customer want solved?”. Once you are very clear on that, then we can see if what we are offering is providing the solution that the customer is looking for. What problems are those products or services trying to solve for the customers? For example, if the customer has an overweight problem then the weight loss program that you are trying to promote may be a potential product to help such a customer. From your perspective, you should also try to be more targeted in your customer group. For example what target profile of the population are you focusing when you promote your weight loss program. Is it for overweight teenagers or overweight seniors? Who are you trying to help? Spend some time asking the question “what problems are you trying to solve for the customers” or “what are the most urgent problems that potentials customers have and what solutions can you provide”. Remember you can combine the “why” and the “what” when looking at customers’ problems and “what” and “why” a particular product or service is the best choice to consider.

Once you have identified the product or service and the problem that it will solve then, and only then, can you start looking at “keywords” which brings us to the third question and that is the “how”.

3. Finally we will look at “How”

When we ask the question “how”, what we are trying to find out is “how do customers look for solutions to their problems?”. Now what do I mean by that?

Let’s take one example to illustrate what I mean.

First lets take the simple example of cooking. Now if you are keen on the subject of cooking and you want to promote your own cookbook or someone else’s cookbook then you need to know “why do customers want to look for such a cook book?”. “What” is the cookbook trying to solve for the customer? For example, it is a Japanese cookbook for non-Japanese cooks. So the “why” and “what” is obvious. For example, helping non-Japanese who are very keen to learn how to cook Japanese dishes. To understand the “how” we have to put ourselves in the shoes of the “potential” customers of this cookbook. They want to know “how” to cook Japanese dishes. So when they go online to look for information about how to cook Japanese dishes, “how” do they go about doing it. They probably will use Google Search and will key into Google Search such words like “Cooking Japanese dishes” or “how to cook Japanese dishes” or “easy Japanese cooking guide” or some other such terms. Well in the Internet Marketing world, such words are called “keywords” or “key phrases”.

Our main objective in the first phase of our journey is to learn how to identify the right “keywords” or “key-phrases” that potential customers will use when they do their “Internet searches”.

There are several “tools” online that can help us to check which are the most popular “keywords” and “key phrases” that potential customers use to search for solutions that your products or services can provide them.

So in this article, what we have learned is that the most important first thing to do if we want to start an online business is to take our time and really study why and what problems does the potential customers have and then what products or services that you have that can provide solutions to these potential customers. If you already have a business in mind then that’s great and you can move to the “how”.

However if you are still trying to “discover” what is the “best” subject to get involved in to start your online journey, then here is a simple technique. Most IM gurus always say “don’t try to sell someone something. Instead, try to find out what some people need and then be the one to help them meet their needs.”

Once you have identified the product or service that you want to sell or promote that means that you have found the “niche” that you want to focus on. Then it is time to put on the “customer’s hat” and start to think like the customer. Within that niche, what problems or needs does the potential customer have? How would he or she start looking for solutions online? What words or phrases will they key into Google Search to find help for their needs. Make a list of all the possible “keywords” or “key phrases” that YOU THINK they will use to search for more information online. Then you can use some online tools to “check” if these are really the common keywords that people use to search online within that niche. In this way you can identify what are the most popular keywords related to your product or service. The secret here is that the more specific your niche is, then the more targeted your potential customers will be and the higher will be your chance of serving the right customers within that niche. Take for example the game of golf. Now if you are just selling golf training books, then your customer group is fairly diverse. However if you narrow that down to “how to improve your putting?” then your target customers become more specific. So instead of promoting a golf book for all golfers, you position yourself as someone who is trying to help golfers who want to improve their putting techniques. Just like instead of promoting a cookbook, position yourself as trying to help people who want to learn how to make chicken pies. As most Gurus will tell you, the secret is that the more specific your niche is the better is your potential to find and serve the “right customers” who have a specific need that you may be able to fulfill. So be more specific in finding your keywords or key phrases.

One of the most popular online tools for this is the free Google Keyword Planner.

Ideas For Fashion Club Activities

Although many schools sponsor organizations for students interested in art, fashion design and merchandising, some students prefer to form informal fashion clubs. Students join these clubs because they are interested in a career in fashion, or simply want to share their love of fashion with others. Fashion clubs attract members by planning a variety of activities.

A fashion club has numerous options to choose from to complete community service. Project ideas include coat drives, collecting used clothing for disaster relief, raising money for a scholarship fund or supporting a famous fashion charity. Of course, service projects do not have to be related to the fashion industry. Recycling, health walks and food drives are also possibilities.

Club members can engage the student body by supporting school events. This may entail attending school athletic events, concerts and plays. See if the club can sell clothing designed by club members at these events to raise money for future club activities. Other students may be more willing to support and join a fashion club if they sense the club is supportive of other student organizations.

After the club has raised some funds, field trips can be discussed. Field trips can range from as close as in the school itself to hundreds of miles away. Set aside one meeting for club members to go to the school library to check out biographies of famous fashion designers. At the next meeting, hold a discussion on the designers. If the club has the necessary funds and the support and permission of the school administration, excursions off campus may be possible. Trip ideas includes jaunts to department stores, movies, restaurants and local fashion shows.

A major activity a fashion club can undertake is providing its members and others with information about the fashion industry. Many fashion clubs even make guest speakers the cornerstone of each meeting by extending speaking invitations to businesses and organizations associated with the fashion world. After listening to the guest, open up the floor for questions.

Another way to give out information is to organize a career fair. In a large room, arrange tables for representatives from various local baronesses and organizations. High on the list for invitations should be colleges that offer programs fashion programs, area fashion academies, design houses and clothing stores. Other possibilities include modeling schools and agencies, art institutes, beauty schools, wholesale clothing suppliers, and stores that traditionally hire students. Open the career fair to the general student body to encourage more businesses to participate.

Networking Tips – Share Knowledge

Successful networkers are constantly giving out ideas, resources and knowledge with others. They are aware that this type of exchange creates an environment for healthy social and business interactions. It can make individuals more comfortable offering leads or referrals. It can produce an increase in sales for business and opportunities with new or existing customers. Sharing knowledge can also establish common ground for developing long term relationships or ventures. It adds value and true meaning in networking.

Listed below are ways in which professionals, entrepreneurs and students can develop their networking through educational components.

Think Tanks

Join groups of like minded individuals on a weekly or monthly basis to brainstorm. Pick groups that are industry rather than interest based. Professionals should have similar backgrounds and experiences. The purpose of these sessions is to create ideas for better doing better business or sharing best practices. Learn from your business counterparts can be extremely instrumental in your networking endeavors.

During these Think Tank sessions, choose one individual to be the moderator. Before the session, create an agenda, so that the meeting is productive. Select the right amount of time for participants to share and express their ideas and thoughts. Thinks Tanks are just as effective face to face, online or by phone conference. Consider recording the meeting or posting notes to reinforce the ideas and suggestions from that meeting.

Forums

Forums are another platform for sharing and connecting with others. Although, they are not as focused as Think Tanks, they do offer many benefits. Forums are less structured and can provide a wide variety of knowledge and ideas. They are not necessarily industry based and can focus on business or social interests. They can also involve a larger group of people for more diverse and unique solutions and feedback. It can also create many levels of communication and interaction from the comments and ideas shared.

The most efficient forums are usually online or via email. Select questions or comments which are relevant to your networking objectives. Read through advice and suggestions and offer your expertise as well. Feel free to offer constructive criticism in a professional and respectful manner. Encourage continuous dialogue and interactions once you have gauged the interest level of the topic matter. Contribute to several forums and use that chance to expand your network. Stay connected to individuals who share similar thoughts.

Using these tactics and methods for sharing knowledge can be extremely beneficial. It can offer a platform for developing your social and business endeavors with like minded individuals.

Concept-Based Teaching Method

Concept-based teaching method can be defined as a type of learning that centers on big-picture ideas and learning of how to organize and categorize information. Conceptual methods focus on understanding broader principles or ideas that can be later applied to a variety of specific examples.it can also be seen as more of top-down approach that serves as a means of getting students to think more critically about the new subjects and situations they encounter. For example, if someone is teaching about the concept of fruit, then some good exemplars would be apples, oranges, and bananas. Some exemplars that can be used can either still be a relationship between the mother and daughter, or a group of friend.

Benefits derived from concept-based teaching

The following are the lists of the benefit derived from concept-based teaching:

1. Concept-based teaching method helps student to take more active role in their learning using flipped classroom model of instruction

2. Concept-based teaching streamlines content and eliminates redundancies across courses.

3. Concept-based teaching encourages students to see patterns and use those patterns to deliver care and anticipate risks.

4. Concept-based teaching helps to support systematic observations about events or conditions that influence a problem

5. Concept-based teaching causes a higher level of retention.

How to teach concept in learning

Concept is the knowledge that identifies, explain, analyze, demonstrate real-life elements and event. These are broad ideas that are in many instances, through geographical and cultural boundaries. There are two kinds of concept. These are sensory and abstract.

• Sensory concepts: The sensory concepts are ones that have characteristics features of sensory organ. The features are very tangible, can be picked by one or more of our sensory organs. For instance, a course for trainee physicians to help them learn how to diagnose diseases will mostly deal with the sensory concept.

• Abstract concepts: The abstract concepts are neither visible or tangible, courses on leadership and management often contain abstract concept. E.g As an instructional designer, you will have to teach both the sensory and abstract concepts.

Here are the three steps to teach concepts:

I. Define the concept: This deals with the concept class and the distinguishing features. A definition is a statement of facts that identify the species that the subject belongs to and specifies its class.

II. Provide examples and non-examples: This helps to reinforce the learning by identifying the key attributes. A definition can be remembered through memorizing it. Providing examples with the definition helps to cement the learning, besides using examples to explain concept helps learners categorize objects based on similar properties.

III. Paint analogies: It allows to create a new learning with previously learned skill. Analogies jog the memory of the learner and help him/her correlate a new learning with previously learned skills and past experiences.Analogies are excellent instructional tools to explain abstract or concept sentences.

ROLE CONCEPT

A concept can be a role which means that it is not essential to all or some of its instances. for example, invasive species is a role because certain species may become invasive at some point in time and become native at a later point in time.

Timely & Lucrative Audio Interview Ideas

Lucrative to one person may mean something different to another.

There’s millions and millions of different topics and niches and products out there.

My niche, the internet marketing crowd and copywriting and marketing niche, it is such a small niche.

Copywriting niche, if you ask ten people on the street, “What is copywriting?” I guarantee you probably out of ten, maybe one may know what copywriting is.

My niche is a very small niche, but there are huge niches out there. One niche that I like within my small niche here is I like business opportunity. It’s that saying, “Catch a man a fish, feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, you feed him for life.”

When you’re selling a business opportunity on how to make money, or you’re selling them a system that he can implement and use to provide for his family for the rest of his life, that has a lot of value. There are a lot of people looking for that. So, I like business opportunity. One of my main products is an HMA Marketing Consulting System. That really is a business opportunity. It teaches you how to be a marketing consultant, and if you take to it and study it and implement it, you could make a nice living doing marketing consulting. So, it’s a short cut to the process.

Those type products have a lot of value, and it’s great to use audio interviews, expert interviews and testimonial type interviews to promote that type of thing.

So, I would go with business opportunities and you might find some other niches that are even more popular that have a higher demand and say, “Do your research.”

A lot of my recordings aren’t necessarily business opportunity, but they’re information trainings. Copywriting really, it could be a business opportunity, but there’s skills like negotiating and copywriting and sales scripting and how to get more referrals. Those are all skill type interviews, and those actually will translate into more money in your pocket.

So, my niche, business skills and business opportunities have been pretty good for me. So, I would stick with something like that, and I would also think about the type of margins when you’re creating your information product. What could they sell for?

Business opportunities tend to sell for higher margins. People will pay more for those. People will pay a million dollars. I don’t know how much a McDonald’s franchise is. Maybe they’re two or three million now, or they’ll pay a million dollars for a Subway. Franchises are being sold everyday, and these things go for fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, a million dollars because they’re business opportunities.

When people buy into them, they believe that that franchise is going to support them for the rest of their life. So, I would consider something like that with high margin. I absolutely believe that audio can sell high ticket items like that.