If you love to write, if you love to market, and you just happen to be obsessive and compulsive about it, then article marketing is just right for you. You pretty much need to be good at saying the same thing 50 different ways.
For me, it’s always showing the reader my passions for many subjects. I’ve written nearly 200 articles about anything and everything that I have a passion for. It could be politics, making money, motivation, owning my own home business, working from home, finding my niche, sports, songwriting and performing, humor, you name it.
So, how do I convince you that making money is funny? Well it is. We Americans, and just about everybody else on our Planet, is driven by the pursuit of earning an income. Many of us find that the Internet is about as perfect a tool for doing it as has ever existed. The funny part is all about what lengths we will go to in search of the perfect business that won’t cost us much, if anything, to develop, become a part of, or dream about.
I’ve thrown plenty of good money after bad in my online pursuit of financial stardom in the last 11 years. It’s downright hilarious what scams I’ve succumbed to. But, it’s a learning process, too. I have gotten involved in more than a few “if it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is” shell games in my time. I wished I hadn’t, but I might as well come clean. I know how to spot them now a mile away.
While there are plenty of great places to put your time and effort into, finding just the right thing for you to do can be somewhat overwhelming. But, if you are as nuts as I am, and as passionate as a tent revival preacher (which I am not, by the way), you can find success sooner or later online.
That’s what I’m banking on. And my job is to show you the way, too.
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About the Author:
Grant “Brad” Gerver is an entrepreneur and co-owner of Filibi.com: Quite simply the most generous classified advertising, auction and coupon business online. “gbgerver” is also a performing blues artist-songwriter with The Buzzard Brothers and on YouTube. He is a retired elementary school teacher who currently works in the mental health care field.
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