Last week, one of the best Niche Marketing and Internet marketing blogs on the Internet linked to me and I didn’t even notice it!
The truth is that someone I don’t read his posts because they are too technical for me… Andy really knows what he is talking about.
Andy Beard’s Niche Marketing blog is one of my favorite blogs on the web, along with Michel Fortin and a couple of others.
He was talking about two posts I made a couple of days before. It was about a sentence from John Reese. “Release crap”.
If I didn’t read this article (two years ago), I think my situation would be different now.
Why?
Because I am from the French west indies (La Guadeloupe), and French people have a crazy mentality…
Most of them think that to release an ebook at Amazon, you need to be a nobel prize, or an actor… In fact, they are so late in the Internet marketing game that anyone who take the time to start now in this market could become a “John Reese” there… I am serious.
Most of them will never do anything because of this perfection syndrome… When I started, I was like this and I thought that your product needed to be perfect before you release it.
However, “crap” doesn’t really mean crap. It means that you need to realease your product before YOU think that it is finished, otherwise you will never do anything.
Then, once the product is in the market, get feedback and make it better and better.
Think about Microsoft… and look at windows xp, vista. It works, but is it perfect? I don’t think so…
As for Eben Pagan, I learned so much from him that I don’t know what to say.
Visit Andy’s blog here because he really shares a lot. In fact, I was reading one of his posts about Rob Benwell Niche Annihilation ebook and he said that Rob was earning more than many class A bloggers.
When I read this, I thought… “Yes, it’s true. Bloggers really give a lot. In fact, I believe that you can become an expert in anything just reading blogs on the subject. The only problem is that… it will take a LOT of time.”
I strongly recommend that you read Andy Beard’s Niche Marketing blog at least once a week.
