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Unique Internet Marketing Stands Out From The Crowd


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Joshua Rose
webmasterinternetprofitwizards.com

The Internet Profit Wizards
http://www.internetprofitwizards.com


Several years ago, I went whale watching in Bar Harbor,

Maine, while on vacation. I remained in the large, central

cabin with my poor seasick infant son when a whale was

finally spotted.



The Captain announced, "Whale to the starboard", and a

mini-stampede of about 70 tourists scampered over just in

time for the briefest of glimpses as it quickly submerged

again. Everyone jostled and jockied for position to get the

perfect camara shot for when that darn whale resurfaced.



But of course, it wasn't going to work out this way. "Whale

to the port side", announced the Captain, and the stampede

to the other side literally tipped the boat. Naturally, the

whale had disappeared by then as well.



This went on like this -- back and forth -- for about twenty

minutes. The whale seemed to be toying with human

nature -- the tendency for people to do what everyone else

was doing.



And EVERYONE was zigging when they should have been zagging.

There were no 'individuals'. They moved as a group in their

futile quest to snap off a clear and revealing shot.



Are you moving with the crowd on the internet, or are you

striking out on your own unique path, one more likely to get

noticed?



If you observe your own specific internet marketplace, it's

very likely you'll find that the vast majority of the

'crowd' are doing the sames things in the same ways -- and

they're also getting the same poor results.



This presents a golden opportunity to be noticed by doing

things differently.



Successful entrepreneurs, both online and off, are

innovators and risk takers. They *experiment*, *evaluate*

and *evolve* until they successfully convey that both who

they are and what they offer is unique in the marketplace,

despite all the competition.



To seperate yourself from the pack, you need to look at

every aspect of your internet marketing effort and ask

yourself, "What's unique about this?" And, "How does this

contribute to my own unique web presence?"



Here's some important areas to look at to get you started.





* Are you playing it safe and trying to please and sell

everyone, and consequently selling to almost no one?



* Why should your prospects believe YOU when they are

skeptical of so many others?



* How about your ezine? Is it similar to countless others

or is there a unique theme or tone running through it?



* While your ads may be well written, is the overall

message very much the same as the pack?



* How is your sales page unique? And have you given it a

measured dose of your own personality?





This process of developing a distinct 'uniqueness' is

subjective, involves risks, takes work to implement, and

time to evaluate and change again if necessary. But in

doing so, you will develop the factors crucial to

successfully setting yourself apart in a very competitive

marketplace.



Back onboard, my wife took a chance and went to the OTHER

SIDE of the boat, alone. Sure enough, the whale popped up

for a few seconds, she got the shot, and that was the last

that was seen of that whale, or any other, for the rest of

the trip. There were alot of unhappy tourists grumbling on

the way back.



Stand out from the crowd. Move to the empty side of the

boat -- and you'll stand a much better chance of getting

your picture of the whale.







Joshua Rose is the Editor of The Internet Profit Wizards

Newsletter, where he writes about the three most important

skills to develop for attaining internet success. To

subscribe, visit: http://www.internetprofitwizards.com





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