Following on from my last post about Kicking With the Big Guys, I felt I had to share the story of a guy who is really taking this to heart and his rising prowess is causing a storm over at the BetterNetworker community, not to mention the rest of the Internet too.
Adam Taha
has published his own findings of just how powerful Social SEO is, when it is properly applied. Social Proof at it’s finest. And the result is that not only is he attracting the attention of new folks to Internet Marketing, but also those ‘big guys’ are taking notice and spreading his value throughout their own network.
Now yes, Adam has a lot of skills, but so do a lot of other folks. I have no doubt that the vast majority of the newbies who come online looking to earn either some extra money or replace their full time income bring with them a lot of skills along with a whole lot of enthusiasm.
But unfortunately skills on their own are’nt always enough. When it comes to marketing yourself online, you need the proof of being recognised by others. Why do you think sales pages are so full of all those testimonials? (Even though the vast majority of them should be taken with a pinch of salt 
).
How do you convince someone you have the skills? How do you convince someone you’re worth doing business with? How does the newbie know that you’re the one to follow? How do you get folks to trust you and spread word about you to their friends?
Well, if you are building relationships by providing as much value as Adam is doing, then you don’t need to worry about convincing anyone of anything. Everyone else will simply do it for you. All you have to do is be ready when all those folks come knocking at your door. Magnetic Sponsoring teaches you to forget about the money and focus on the folks. Unfortunately, a lot of people just don’t ‘get it’. They don’t see the value in it because it means they have to think long term, they have to think about value instead of money, they have to actually put in some effort.
But for those who do, the rewards are huge. Just ask Adam. 
