Big time business owners know the secret to success: Marketing! Whether they know anything about a product or product innovation is not the issue. Knowing marketing is enough to make them successful and wealthy. I found a system that works well when it comes to taking on the big boys! You can use this system to become successful even if you have no clue about the industry and have no money.



The key for you is to follow these marketing leaders. Sometimes they have big market share and a lousy product. Most successful businesses usually leave a trail that is easy to follow. If we follow this trail on the internet and are able to come up with drastic improvements on their product, we can rule their market!

Lets check it out!

Suppose you used a product which was the leader in a specific niche but needed tremendous improvement. If you can come up with one major flaw or feature that can be added in 5 different categories, you may have your new gold mine. Think in categories like product performance, customer service etc. Chances are that they do not make all or any of the components themselves. They may not even do the customer service themselves. Find all the vendors for this product using wickipedia.org.

Lets run through the steps.

1. Follow the trail: Find out everything the leader has done including who does the manufacturing, when did the marketing begin for the company and how. You will want to determine: Did the leader have popular spokespeople leak or talk about the information of the new product to the press? When did they start releasing the information and start marketing to the public? Most of this can all be found through wickipedia.org. What type of management team do they have? Who does the customer service? Who manufactures each component?

2. Determine what the issues of the product are and how it can be made better.

a. Do product user surveys and find out likes and dislikes about the product. Ask how the product can be improved what features should be added.

3. List the items that need to be done in the order that they should be done.

a. Most companies will need to determine who will: Manufacture it, distribute it, when it will be complete, how it will be marketed, how it will be advertised and when all this will happen. If you get this list of what the leader did when they introduced this product, all you have to do is follow that plan to the letter.

b. In step 2 you determined what can be done to improve the product. Now determine who was contacted initially by the leader to put out the good word for the product. Contact them and ask them if they would be available to be a spokesperson again if you introduced an improved product.

c. You are using the same marketing as the leader but with a better product so you can expect a lion share of their sales. Find a good manager with a proven track record to run the operation. Ask a venture capitalists to invest by telling them you are coming out with a new and improved product with all the same spokes people, marketers and manufacturers onboard already. You have done the ground work using your phone and the internet. It will be a slam dunk for a capitalist who pays attention.

d. Go through this in your head and on paper to come out with all the events that need to be accomplished, the order they will be accomplished and who is going to be responsible for accomplishing them.

4. Determine when everything will be completed, step by step.

5. Follow the steps in order until you are on your way actually accomplishing the goal.

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Find a leader in a niche with an on-line information product. Do a survey on Ask.com or SurveyScout.com to determine how the product can be improved. Find the marketing steps of this leader and

follow them.

Break it down into the 5 steps:

1. Go to www.wickipedia.org to determine who these people worked with. Who developed their software or info product. How did they market it? Follow their trail.

2. Develop a new and improved product.

3.Make your list. This time you probably will not need a venture capitalist because your start-up costs will be low. Write down who will be responsible for each item.

4. When will each step be accomplished?

5. Follow the plan and take action.

Always use the rule of thumb that easier is better. Do not make life in business more difficult! If the plan may take years to implement, you may want to start smaller. When you get good at the small stuff, move up to harder.