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Silent Sales Machine Radio

#36 What's the most stable business model online and where do I start?

Silent Sales Machine Radio

Jim Cockrum

Onlineincome, Ecommerce, Business, Fba, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship, Provenamazoncourse, Careers, Amazon

4.8805 Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2017

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Today Jim wants to talk about the most stable business you can possibly have online and he tells you exactly where to start based on having seen thousands of success stories in our community! You can get all show notes at SilentJim.com/podcast

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0:00.0

Welcome back online business warrior. Today, Jim wants to talk about the most stable business you can possibly have online, and he tells you exactly where to start based on having seen thousands of success stories.

0:13.7

This is an episode I think you'll want to share.

0:16.4

Be sure to send your friends to silentjim.com so they can check us out.

0:20.8

We love every listener and know full

0:23.6

well that without you, we wouldn't have a show. Thank you for listening. It looks like the man

0:28.9

behind the mic is ready to roll. So here's your host, Jim Cockroom. Hey, that's right. It's time for

0:36.0

silent sales machine radio. And today we're going to talk about

0:39.2

the most stable business model you could ever have online and exactly where to start. And today,

0:46.5

I'm going to talk to someone specific. I'm talking to you, Mike. Yeah, you heard me. I just used

0:53.8

your name, Mike. Now, maybe you're wondering

0:56.0

why I pulled the name Mike seemingly randomly out of the air today, and I promise you,

1:00.4

everyone with the name Mike is now really listening to what I'm going to say next, and most of the

1:05.3

rest of us are probably pretty curious about what's going on, right? Well, I'll explain why I

1:10.0

used that name here in just a moment.

1:12.4

Promise it's going to make sense when I do. I know it seems very random, but if your name is Mike,

1:16.6

I sure got your attention, didn't I? But I'm going to explain that. And the premise of what I'm

1:21.4

going to talk about today, the whole foundation of it is it's better to know the customers you

1:27.4

already have really,

1:28.4

really well instead of always seeking new customers. You've heard it said this way before.

1:33.8

It costs a lot more money to get new customers than it does to find new ways to serve the customers

1:39.3

you already have. You've heard that saying before, right? I mean, it's been a timeless business principle

1:44.6

that's been around well before the internet came along. You can make a lot more money just by

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