Andre Chaperon and Steve Gray - Tiny Little Business
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Genre: eLearning Video / Business, Job, Economics and finances
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Here's a couple of reviews:
Tiny Little Businesses Review by Andre Chaperon & Steve Gray
From the MacBook Pro of: Ryan Daniels
Location: Scottsdale, AZ (poolside)
about: Tiny Little Businesses (by Andre Chaperon and Steve
Hey I’m Ryan,
Before we get into my Tiny Little Businesses Review I want
to tell you a little bit more about me.
I know who cares about me, right?
Well stay with me I think knowing some of my story will
help you.
I’m a full-time internet marketer — and I’m always trying to
improve on my business little by little without going crazy.
You see I’ve been doing the internet thing for a long time.
Since 2003 actually and during that time there have definitely
been some ups and downs.
I’ve built businesses that have made a lot of money and
I’ve built businesses that have evaporated over night.
It never feels good to have a business that is generating over
$10k a month completely disappear in less than 12 hours.
Ouch…that hurt…still does a little bit actually.
How does that happen anyways.
More on that in a bit.
Or how about when I was profiting 500% or more on my daily
PPC spend with Google Adwords?
It was insane.
I had no idea what I was really doing. I was just
direct linking to an offer that was really converting and
everyday I knew I was making more money than I was spending.
Solid business?
Nope!
Overnight Google slapped that entire business away from me.
And for good reason I guess.
Since, those screw ups many years ago I’ve become a lot smarter.
I’ve figured out what I was doing wrong and a major part
of it had to do with my mentality or mindset.
You see I was thinking about this internet thing all wrong.
First off I wasn’t thinking long-term. In both of those businesses
I was only using tactics to make money I really had NO strategy.
Not only did I not have strategy I wasn’t building any assets.
So when both those businesses disappeared I really had nothing
to show for it or fall back on. I had to start all over.
But the biggest issue was my mindset. Even though I was very positive,
confident, and I took action.
I was taking the wrong action.
Maybe you can relate. I mean I was only doing what these
supposed ‘gurus’ had told me to do.
Ever feel like the things the ‘gurus’ teach you don’t work?
Or that they are out dated?
The funny thing is now I actually know those ‘gurus’ I was
listening to made most of their money from selling ‘how to’ products.
I’ll keep their names to myself…just know they were pretty big IMers
at the time.
You see I was listening to the wrong people and I had a little bit
of a shiny object syndrome problem.
99% of marketers do but you can change that.
Luckily I came across some really smart marketers and starting following them
more like stalking them, but who’s splitting hairs smilie
These guys were totally different and they really seemed to know
what they were doing.
It was totally refreshing.
I finally found people that could help me build a solid, stable
long-term business.
Over the years I added more mentors like this to my life and
things continue to progress even today.
2 such marketers are Andre Chaperon and Steve Gray.
Their marketing is incredible and I don’t say that lightly.
They really are brilliant at what they do.
Anyway…I’m sure you are aware they reopened Tiny Little Businesses
this week and as part of that I wanted to share a website with you.
There’s nothing for sale on it.
…it’s just really great content.
I found myself nodding all the way through.
I think you will too.
Here’s the link:
Frank vs Matt – The Entrepreneurs Journey
If you like what you read (which I’m sure you will) you’ll
also want to check out their Internet Manifesto.
This thing is all meat and no potatoes as they say.
Nothing but great content and again nothing to buy.
Read the internet manifesto here
Ok…Back to my Tiny Little Businesses Review
Hopefully you read both the story of Frank vs Matt and the
Internet Manifesto. There really is a ton of great information
in both of those reports.
Not only that but by reading them you really get a sense for
Andre and Steve’s teaching style and marketing tactics.
Enter the World of Creating Tiny Little Businesses for Fun and Profit
What is a tiny little business anyways?
Well here’s a screenshot from the header of Andre and Steve’s site.
Tiny Little Businesses Review - What is a Tiny Little Business
You can see this screenshot really sums it up in 4 simple steps.
1. Find a tribe (this a group or following)
2. Get insight (super important for providing value and connecting with your tribe)
3. Create value (absolutely critical)
4. Measure + Learn (tracking enables you to strategically increase profits and roi)
That’s it…
Pretty simple, right?
I’m sure you may have questions like:
- How do I find a tribe?
- How do I communicate with them?
- Where do I go to get insight on these people?
- Can I connect with them if I’m not one of them?
- How do you create value?
- etc…
These are all great questions and these are all things Andre and
Steve teach you in Tiny Little Businesses.
You see this isn’t some tiny little course.
This program is a full 7 month training program.
Yea you heard me right 7 months of in the field tested
material. This is what Andre and Steve do day in and
day out.
In fact I just heard from them that they were sending over 90
million impressions a month (holy crap)
That’s a lot of traffic.
Not only does Tiny Little Businesses show you everything you
need to succeed online it also shows you something else.
Something more important.
It shows you how to build a long-term business by using
strategy not tactics as your foundation for your business.
This is critical.
If you miss this you are really missing the boat.
Your success online boils down to strategy and right now
this is one of if not the best strategy for developing
passive or near passive income online.
You see in my other 2 businesses (the ones I told you about)
I lacked strategy. I was using tactics.
Tactics I thought would last but didn’t.
Don’t make the same mistake I did.
Start to build your business on a strategy.
Unlike most people that may review this product..
…I’m a member of Tiny Little Businesses myself. As in
I paid my own money to join. That’s even after their
affiliate manager Luke gave me a JV copy.
Point is…
Building Tiny Little Businesses is the perfect business model
for online marketers.
and You can watch my other last: Business-posts
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