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If you are serious in making money, you had probably tried a few ways on making money, online or not, and probably discovered that some works and some not.
After years in business and trying different things, I’ve come to increase my expectations and always ask the same question: Is there something better and faster?
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Do you agree that small things make the biggest impact. One of a good example is Twitter.
Less is more. With 140 characters for each message, Twitter has grown wild and have been successful within the web in a very short time.
Now that Twitter is around for a while and there’s an established presence, entrepreneurs and companies should start looking at leveraging on Twitter.
Without delving too deep, let’s start by looking at what are the benefits we can expect from using Twitter.
Loyalty allows a business or company to have consistent revenue based on repeat purchases and referrals.
Twitter allows you to be more accessible, more sociable, more trustworthy.
This is pure marketing, out of sight = out of mind. A consistent flow of short messages can maintain relationship and remind your followers of your existence.
Allow people to follow you in twitter. All your updates will be visible to them once they follow you.
This is the asset of many marketing efforts. A targeted list or database of contacts, not just any contacts, will provide leverage on future marketing efforts almost immediately, making it much easier to boost up sales.
My article about Knowledge Workers written back when I just started business not long ago.
In my opinion, knowledge worker is an important concept to grasp.
Just a little side note, I’m currently working on increasing value for everyone I know (my colleagues) by turning them to knowledge workers rather than labor workers.
As it may be obvious, knowledge is power.
Those who work on improving on knowledge has higher chance of earning a better income with better lifestyle. Compared to laborious work, it is more towards active income where the income stops as soon as the work stops.
Anyway, here is my article written back in Oct 2002:
There’s some grammar mistakes along the way, please don’t laugh too hard.
Do let me know your thoughts, ok?
Everyday, we worked hard, you worked hard too. But do you work with a compounding mindset ? This would be the work smart question that I would like to share…