Hi there, and welcome. My background is not that remarkable, but I believe my path has been…
- Retired from the a Civil Service job (Air Force) to web marketing full time;
- Published and read by over 300,000 people around the globe;
- Developed the first ever “ClickBank Mall”, which has helped over 20,000 people to develop a REAL income online, most of whom had no web skills whatsoever;
- Consultant for companies that have given up on “SEO Experts”, “PPC Experts”, “Web 2 Experts” and other techno-titles people label themselves with, usually after they read an article or two and fancy themselves “experts” :>)
- Interesting and unusual success story published in literally hundreds of articles & releases.
A guy that served his country around the globe for 23 years, knew there was a better (and safer :>) way, and mastered a tiny corner of the web that is worth literally millions of dollars per year.
And I am here to tell you how to do it, too….
The Air Force was fine, but it sure is nice to make better money from my living room while wearing my slippers. I get to spend time with my kids, get in a round of golf, ride my quad in the bush, and have a calm control over my life unlike when I worked for the ‘man’!
But then….
It’s tough to know who to follow in the anonymity of the Internet marketing world, and the fact of the matter is, you need to be as careful as you can.
When I started out online I don’t know how many zillion hours I spent chasing program after program, never seeming to get anywhere in spite of what for me was nothing less than a Herculean effort; just getting up the nerve to try again and again, not to mention trying to explain what I was spending the money on to my wife Amber, as we didn’t really even have the proverbial pot to you-know-what in back then, man it was hard!
I don’t know if my situation back when I started is anything at all like your situation now, but I do want you to understand that I wasn’t always as fortunate as I am now, and I am truly blessed indeed.
Fact is, as time passed and I spent bad money after good, it finally occurred to my business partner and I (my brother Rick is still my business partner – he is so incredibly tolerant #:>) that if there was going to be a fair chance at us creating any kind of real opportunity for ourselves online, we were going to have to start right from scratch and build the thing ourselves, as we could not seem to succeed at anything that was being sold in the way of programs or website packages, and we could not get any help from anyone. Remember, this was some time before social networking came along.
So, that we did. We built our first wen site, I believe it was cell phone accessories, and set a target of $300/ month for sales. Well, we met that the first month, and in spite of a few glitches along the way, we have succeeded very nicely, right up to the point where we were beating some pretty big marketing names at their own games, getting traffic they used to own.
It wasn’t long until they were asking us how we did it, and were willing to pay to find out. At the same time, more and more folks just like Rick and I were asking how they might go about getting started out on the web, and could we help them.
Let me tell you, nothing is more profitable or more rewarding than helping others and witnessing their success. Now, we didn’t do the work for them, we just kept nudging them back onto the right path if they started going astray building their online business, as well as providing the tools they need.
It has been a great 10 year journey, full of rewards both financially and spiritually, as I have enjoyed far more time with family, travel, and live far, far better in terms of quality of life than I ever could have, had I not gone down this path.
I invite anyone with the determination to keep at it when it looks like you should be giving up, to push harder when you don’t think you have it in you, because the rewards are just so amazing, there is no way for me to describe it in terms that are material or other.
Join me on this wonderful journey of financial self-reliance and self-discovery!
Ron Davies
If it all looks like too much to learn, consider this old saying;
“How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time”