Comments on: How to Find Your Money Task… and DO it Like a Ninja! http://productiveentrepreneur.com/your-money-task-for-online-business-success/ More Time. More Focus. More Money. Thu, 26 Apr 2012 03:49:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Les Dossey http://productiveentrepreneur.com/your-money-task-for-online-business-success/#comment-144 Les Dossey Thu, 29 Mar 2012 22:35:17 +0000 http://productiveentrepreneur.com/?p=845#comment-144 Dries, Excellent advice. So many people are focused on the wrong things and this advice points them back on the right target and encourages them to take action like a ninja. Les Dries,

Excellent advice. So many people are focused on the wrong things and this advice points them back on the right target and encourages them to take action like a ninja.

Les

]]> By: Dries Cronje http://productiveentrepreneur.com/your-money-task-for-online-business-success/#comment-133 Dries Cronje Mon, 27 Feb 2012 20:02:16 +0000 http://productiveentrepreneur.com/?p=845#comment-133 So true. Well said Julie! So true. Well said Julie!

]]> By: Julie http://productiveentrepreneur.com/your-money-task-for-online-business-success/#comment-132 Julie Mon, 27 Feb 2012 17:45:02 +0000 http://productiveentrepreneur.com/?p=845#comment-132 The more you do any creative endeavor, the better you become - well, usually. ) I still can't draw even though I spent hours trying when I was little.) So not only does action bring more creative ideas, it makes your creations better as well. The more you do any creative endeavor, the better you become – well, usually. ) I still can’t draw even though I spent hours trying when I was little.) So not only does action bring more creative ideas, it makes your creations better as well.

]]> By: Dries Cronje http://productiveentrepreneur.com/your-money-task-for-online-business-success/#comment-119 Dries Cronje Sat, 25 Feb 2012 10:21:14 +0000 http://productiveentrepreneur.com/?p=845#comment-119 Well said Rana. Action trumps just having "great" ideas any day. In fact, some experienced (and enlightened?) entrepreneurs claim that action brings more creative ideas, and even presence and awareness — something others seek through being inactive. Well said Rana. Action trumps just having “great” ideas any day.

In fact, some experienced (and enlightened?) entrepreneurs claim that action brings more creative ideas, and even presence and awareness — something others seek through being inactive.

]]> By: Rana Shahbaz http://productiveentrepreneur.com/your-money-task-for-online-business-success/#comment-117 Rana Shahbaz Sat, 25 Feb 2012 08:15:39 +0000 http://productiveentrepreneur.com/?p=845#comment-117 Excellent post Dries. Tomorrow never comes. If you stop 100 people on the road over 90 will have a great idea about building a business or better life but I bet majority of them will never try. You get results for your actions. Excellent post Dries.

Tomorrow never comes. If you stop 100 people on the road over 90 will have a great idea about building a business or better life but I bet majority of them will never try.

You get results for your actions.

]]> By: Dries Cronje http://productiveentrepreneur.com/your-money-task-for-online-business-success/#comment-112 Dries Cronje Thu, 16 Feb 2012 15:16:42 +0000 http://productiveentrepreneur.com/?p=845#comment-112 Hmm, good question Timo. I have seen two very different strategies on this topic, and both are valid and successful. Most big blogs (or lists) post quality content every day — sometimes even more frequently than daily. Obviously this works. They're big blogs right? :) But then other people are very successful publishing or posting something weekly, monthly or even only every six weeks (!). And, thing is, some of these folks also have tens of thousands of subscribers. I think the secret lies in producing and sending out high-quality content. Do people want to read what you write? Is your article solving some real problem? Do people get more than they expected from your article? Are you selling them in every article or do you give away useful free advice? In my opinion, remarkable content makes all the difference. Hmm, good question Timo. I have seen two very different strategies on this topic, and both are valid and successful.

Most big blogs (or lists) post quality content every day — sometimes even more frequently than daily. Obviously this works. They’re big blogs right? :)

But then other people are very successful publishing or posting something weekly, monthly or even only every six weeks (!). And, thing is, some of these folks also have tens of thousands of subscribers.

I think the secret lies in producing and sending out high-quality content. Do people want to read what you write? Is your article solving some real problem? Do people get more than they expected from your article? Are you selling them in every article or do you give away useful free advice?

In my opinion, remarkable content makes all the difference.

]]> By: Timo Kiander http://productiveentrepreneur.com/your-money-task-for-online-business-success/#comment-111 Timo Kiander Thu, 16 Feb 2012 14:38:21 +0000 http://productiveentrepreneur.com/?p=845#comment-111 So true! Ultimate asset ... I like that :) I have to admit that I haven't taken too much time to build my list as much as I could, but that is now changing. Do you think there should be a content strategy/scheduling when building your list (the same way you would have for a blog), like how many times per week you send content to your list, what type of content to send ... ? Cheers, Timo So true!

Ultimate asset … I like that :)

I have to admit that I haven’t taken too much time to build my list as much as I could, but that is now changing.

Do you think there should be a content strategy/scheduling when building your list (the same way you would have for a blog), like how many times per week you send content to your list, what type of content to send … ?

Cheers,
Timo

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