John Colanzi

You Gotta Have Friends

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There are so many marketers asking:

* Where should I advertise?

* How Can I draw traffic to my site?

* What should I sell?

These are all important questions, but after stumbling
around the web for years, making a sale here and a sale
there, I've found my business has been helped the most by
the friends I've made.

They have fancy names for it. Networking, Joint Ventures
and many more names I don't even remember.

The funny thing is I didn't do it for business. I started
out doing this as a hobby. It was a distraction from my
brick and mortar business.

I guess I was lucky. I could break even and enjoy myself.
As time went by I was accumulating a lot of friends.

It wasn't a concerted effort, it just happened on it's own.

Now if I have a question, or one of my valued newsletter
readers has a question, I can always find a friend that has
the answer.

When I first started writing articles, I first submitted
them to my friends. If I have a new program I'm promoting,
my friends are usually there to help.

If you truly want to build your business for the long term,
start by giving and you'll surely receive. Start by helping
and you'll be rewarded.

Don't do it expecting a reward, or keeping a tally sheet. Do
it as a natural course of your daily online efforts.

If someone has a question, help them. Don't worry about
what you'll receive in return. Do it because you love doing
it.

You friends will multiply around the globe. Don't force it,
let it happen.

Over time you'll realize the greatest asset your business
will have are the friends you've made.

I believe the Beatles said it best, "I get by with a little
help from my friends."

So can you.

Learn to give and you'll surely receive.

Wishing You Success,
John Colanzi

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