Why Internet Marketing, Business and Finance? – Part 2

Ok we’ve got Business covered, now on to Internet Marketing.

So what exactly is Internet Marketing?

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to find out actually. Well, essentially it is marketing through the Internet. Duh!

 Basically, Internet Marketing = online business or using the Internet as a medium to promote/sell one’s or others’ product.

If you ask me, I think Internet Marketing is a fantastic business model to start off with.

The start up cost is low. For a start, all you basically need is to invest in  a domain name and hosting package. Nowadays these doesn’t amount to much. You can get a domain name (.com) for less than 10 dollars and a good hosting package for just 10 bucks per month. That’s it! You can get free hosting though but that is not really recommended as there are a lot of restrictions and limitations.

You may move on to get more tools and resources, and that will add to your expenses, but nothing that is earth-shatteringly costly.

What you do need is an abundance of will as well as the right attitude to put in loads of effort coupled with the all important step of taking action.

Why Internet Marketing, Business and Finance? – Part 1

 Alright, I assume you have seen the tagline below the title of my blog – Random Musings and Thoughts on the Business, Financial and the Internet Marketing World. Plus a little more.

Let’s forget the ‘plus a little more’ portion for now.

So why did I choose to mainly focus on the 3 areas, namely Internet Marketing. Business and Finance?

Before I go into details, I have to recount to you a book I read years ago. This book in question is ’Cash Flow Quadrant’ by Robert Kiyosaki.

While I’m not exactly a huge fan of his works (those who read other titles by him will find that a lot of the information are really a rehash of one another), I got to admit that book had a profound impact on me at that time.

Yes we are constantly stuck in a never ending rat race, living on the next pay cheque working in a job.

What if you wake up to find that your job has been outsourced to the cheaper foreign labour and that you are no longer needed?