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    1. K 2 = M Knowledge + Know-How = Money in the Bank Prepared By: Denise R. Williams, Founder http://www.budgetbizwebsites.com
    2. The concept is simple
      • What you know is worth money.
    3. K 2 = M Knowledge + Know-How = Money in the Bank
      • Your knowledge equals money in the bank
      • to people who value the information .
    4. Make it Easy for people to Buy
      • Know how to package
      • your knowledge in a way that makes it easy
      • for people to buy it.
    5. K 2 = M Knowledge + Know-How = Money in the Bank
      • Create a product for a market with money and willingness to buy it.
    6. Don’t sell your product
      • Make the market desire your product.
    7. You are the key to building wealth
      • Think about
      • your own life experiences.
    8. Ask yourself…
      • On what topic do people come to me for supervision, instruction, guidance or advice?
    9. Ask yourself…
      • On what subject am I deeply familiar that is not common knowledge?
    10. Ask yourself…
      • What lesson have I learned through trial and error that if someone had mentored me through the process I could have saved time and money?
    11. Ask yourself…
      • What can I do that every Tom, Dick and Harry (or Sally, Sue and Jane) can not?
    12. K 2 = M Knowledge + Know-How = Money in the Bank
      • Every day ordinary people are turning what they know into money-getting websites.
    13. A Former Employee http://www.dwinsider.com
      • A former Disney World employee shows you how to maximize your Disney World experience while minimizing vacation costs on her site.
    14. A Math Whiz http://www.sportsbettingchamp.com
      • A PhD statistician shows you how to win at sports betting on his site.
    15. A Fired Employee www.myairfaresecrets.com
      • A fired airline employee shows you how to book the best airfare on his site.
    16. K 2 = M Knowledge + Know-How = Money in the Bank
      • Knowledge
      • + Know-How =
      • Money in the Bank.
    17. Before you build a site
      • Test the market value
      • of your idea.
    18. Your opinion doesn’t matter
      • To make money the
      • market has to value your knowledge.
    19. Let’s Pretend I’m a world-class maker of gelatin dessert, aka Jell-O ®
    20. Money-making Signs
      • My family wants me to make Jell-O for dinner.
      • At pot-lucks people beg me to bring Jell-O.
      • My informal nickname is the“The Jell-O Lady”.
      • When I make Jell-O I feel a sense of total peace and contentment.
    21. People Love my Jell-O
        • But…
        • Can I make money from my knowledge of Jell-O making?
    22. Test the Market
      • Step One:
      • See if the market is paying other people for a similar product.
    23. Test the Market
        • Step Two:
        • See if other people are spending money to sell to the market.
    24. What about being first to market?
      • There are advantages. There is also substantial costs to create market awareness and product acceptance.
    25. Don’t skip this step!
      • Go to Click Bank.
        • Click on the Marketplace Tab:
          • Select Category: Home and Family
            • Subcategory: Cooking and Recipes
          • Out of 143 listings
            • None are Jell-O related.
              • Not a Good Sign – No one else sees this as a market opportunity
    26. Don’t skip this step!
      • Do a Google Search
        • Search for: Jell-O Making
          • How many sponsored links are tied to the page?
            • Only One
              • Not a Good Sign – No one else is trying to sell to this market
    27. Resist the temptation to ignore market reality
      • You don’t have to stop making Jell-O.
      • Just don’t try to make a business of it.
    28. Resist the temptation to ignore market reality
      • You can’t make money selling to a market that doesn’t exist.
    29. No Worries
      • You know more than one thing.
      • Target another area of expertise.
    30. Lets pretend
      • I coach my son’s soccer team.
    31. K 2 = M Knowledge + Know-How = Money in the Bank
      • Could my knowledge as a soccer coach lead to a money-making website?
    32. Clues that Soccer could be a money-maker
      • My soccer team always wins 98% of their games.
      • There’s a waiting list for kids to get on the team I coach.
      • In order to come to soccer practice seven year old boys eat their vegetables, take their dinner plates from the table, and make their beds.
    33. Market Test
      • Go to Click Bank.
        • Click on the Marketplace Tab:
          • Select Category: Sports and Recreation
          • Subcategory: Team Sports
            • There are several soccer products being sold.
              • Confirms there is a market willing to pay money for your type of product.
    34. Market Test
      • Do a Google Search
        • Search for: Soccer Coaching Books
          • There are 18 sponsored links
        • Search for: Soccer Coaching Tips
          • There are 27 sponsored links
        • People are investing money targeting this market
          • Confirms there’s money to be made.
    35. Soccer beats Jell-O
      • Once you confirm there is a market willing to pay for a product like yours
      • create the product .
    36. Forget the Competition
      • Focus time and attention creating your product.
      • Manifest your vision. That’s where the money is.
      • Trust yourself.
    37. Forget the Competition
      • Make your product decisions based on your product offering which is rooted in what you and only you know.
    38. Forget the Competition
      • You determine the value (price) of your product.
      • It doesn’t matter what price the competition has placed on their product.
    39. Forget the Competition
      • If you create desire
      • – and you can –
      • people who value the information will pay whatever you charge for it.
    40. Believe in Your Voice
      • No one else is you.
      • No one else knows what you know.
      • No one else brings what you bring to the market.
    41. Dive Deep
      • Understand what your product really is.
      • Ask yourself “why” and keep asking.
    42. Dive Deep
      • Why do kids want to be on the soccer team I coach?
      • Because my teams win.
    43. Dive Deep
      • Why do my soccer teams always win?
      • Because we play as a team.
    44. Dive Deep
      • Why is it important to play as a team?
      • Because soccer is a game of technique and strategy.
    45. Dive Deep
      • And on and on and on until there are no more why questions to ask.
    46. After Why ask What
      • What do you do to get results?
      • Be very specific!
    47. After Why ask What
      • What do you do to get the kids to work as a team?
      • What do you do to get 7 year olds to understand strategy?
      • What do you do to get them to master complex techniques?
      • And on and on and on…
    48. The Money is in You
      • _
      • You distinguish your product from every other product in this market niche.
    49. After Why & What ask How
      • How are you going to package your product?
    50. How
      • How are you going to distribute your product?
    51. How
      • How are you going to collect payment for your product?
    52. How
      • How are you going to market your product?
    53. Good Questions
      • Go to
      • http://www.budgetbizwebsites.com
      • for answers.
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