Create Something Great, Tell Others, Repeat

  Written by Ty Tribble on Jun 21, 2010 4:09 pm

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Are you ready to create tons of loyal fans, business and joint venture partners and customers for your business?

How to do these things can be taught but it’s the ability to take consistent action that holds most people back from extraordinary success.

Write Something

I did not become a great blogger by thinking about blogging.  I became a great blogger (believe me, I use the term “great” very loosely) by writing something.  When I couldn’t think of anything to write, I found something neat that someone else wrote and let my readers know about it.

Here is the ultra cool thing about finding great stuff from other people to post on your blog:

If you go to MLMURLS.com and read some of the great blogs every day, posting a snip from your favorite article on your blog (with full credit of course), you will begin to form your own cool ideas that will eventually become a cool blog post of your own.

Tell Others About It

This is why I love Twitter.  For a long time, I didn’t really get Twitter, but that was before I found something that very few people know about:

Search.Twitter.com

Did you know that you can go to Twitter Search and find people who are interested in your niche that also live within a few miles of your home?

It’s absolutely insane, as if Twitter left it’s back door wide open for you with a note that says: “Have at the fridge, Bro”.

You follow people, some follow you back, then you share your blog posts with them.  Remember, they are also interested in your niche so they begin to look forward to what you are sharing.  You gain trust and confidence as a thought leader and trusted advisor.

Repeat

Do it every day, 5 days a week and watch what happens after a month.

There’s more to it, of course so I go into this much greater depth in this free video (2nd video on the page, actually).  In the video, I introduce you to my 9 year old son, Tyler who will teach you a Internet Marketing technique that he learned from Frank Kern.  I think you will like it.

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