How Hard is It To GET STARTED with Digital Marketing?
*Have you been thinking about getting into Digital Marketing and want a preview of the road ahead?
*Did you already start your agency or side hustle and are wondering when things will start to take off?
*Have you seen a lot of get rich quick promises from the Youtube gurus and wonder why you're not getting the results they promised?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, we need to talk and we need to get into the truth about how hard it is (or isn't) to start making money with digital marketing. I'm going to give you real answers, not any hype - both about the reality of this marketing world, where I've seen people failing and what I wish I would have done sooner.
Let's get started.
This is Joseph at EasySMMA.com and SEOSideHustle.com and today we're going to get into the question of 'How Hard is it to Start Your Digital Marketing Agency or Side Hustle?'
If you're not there already, check out my Youtube channel 'My Digital Marketing Journey' for more in depth tutorials and, if you want to quickly add a very valuable, money making skill to your arsenal, go to SEOSideHustle.com and check out my video course that walks you step by step through your first 3 months of doing SEO with a new client.
Some of my story. . .
Getting over the initial hurdles:
-Some people like Joe Soto say the only skill you need to work on at the start is getting clients. And that does make sense. However, it's a lot easier to sell clients on services if you actually know what you're talking about. It's also a lot easier to sell if you have the right mindset.
*Seeing yourself as a success and believing you can have this. Learn how to visualize and meditate and pray.
*Getting those first 2-3 clients - no matter how small.
*Getting results for those first clients. Hint: It's totally worth it to spend the money on a consultation with an experienced marketer who can help you work out a plan for your new clients. Jordan Steen, Kaylyn Parker
*At the start, you're working to learn more than working to earn but make sure you're still earning something to at least pay for courses and coaching.
*Bonus Tip: Don't take a ton of courses. Take a couple and be very specific in what you're trying to learn. Can be way better to take short courses that teach specific skill sets.
Also, this is that course I love for beginners: https://www.cerealentrepreneur.school/a/9755/W2dbhCJX
(That's an affiliate link, thank you!!)
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