Robert Taylor

4 days ago | medium.com | Robert Taylor

Here’s What Actually Builds an AudienceTraffic is the lifeblood of yours or any business. Whether you are offering affiliate products or your own, you need trafficAnd there are endless ways to get traffic, to build an audience or an email list. And they are often divided into free traffic and paid traffic. It’s true that a lot of top marketers did build their businesses using paid traffic. And there’s no doubt that if you get it right paid traffic really does build you a business fast.

1 week ago | medium.com | Robert Taylor

Why Being Real Resonates with PeopleCompetition is everywhere today. Everyone is out there trying to get attention. And when it comes to online marketing, it’s not surprising that many new to the game try and “fake it until you make it”. I’m sure you have seen the dodgy screenshots of apparently successful marketers standing in front of a big house next to ”their Lamborghini” supercar. And in some cases this probably works. But it’s really hard work, trying to be someone you are not.

1 week ago | medium.com | Robert Taylor

Here’s a Better Way to FocusI’ve done it — editing content forever, fiddling with logos, tweaking my website for the 100th time but still not making money,It’s a trap a lot of “newbies” fall into. Then I read about the Pareto PrincipleIt’s named after Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto, who first observed this pattern in 1896 when he noticed that approximately 80% of Italy’s land was owned by 20% of the population. He researched the idea further and realised that it applied to business as well.

2 weeks ago | medium.com | Robert Taylor

The Uncomfortable Truth About AchievementIf you want something, it might be a big house, a supercar, or a 100k per year income, to get it you have to really want it. Not because it brings you status in the eyes of others. Not because you want it to satisfy your ego. You have to really want it from the bottom of your heart. The reason for this is that success doesn’t come for free!There’s that one BIG reason that most people don’t find success.

3 weeks ago | medium.com | Robert Taylor

Tycho Brahe was a Danish nobleman who lived in the 16th century and was a brilliant astronomer. He meticulously charted the stars with unprecedented accuracy long before the invention of the telescope. One of the most distinctive things about Tycho was the prosthetic nose he wore. He lost part of his nose in a sword duel in 1566 with a fellow Danish nobleman over a mathematical argument. His replacement nose was made of a gold and silver alloy and was held in place with paste or glue.