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Find your quiet area and avoid the big competition
By admin | February 18, 2009
Competition even amongst the turtles can be fierce. Now I still have no idea why they love to eat certain rocks but they do. In this picture Gizmo is pushing Gizzie out of his preferred area. The 3 big turtles always seem to want to compete over the same small are of rocks despite the fact that there are plenty of other areas where they can sort to find their rock throughout the bottom of the tank.
But no…
They have to all be in the same area. Kind of like watching some internet marketers. They all want to compete against each other in the same small arena and keep pushing and shoving for attention. Now if you are big and strong enough to dominate the others that can be fine. Unfortunately, that is not most of us.
Baby on the other hand seems to be the smartest of the turtles.
While the other three are all fighting each other she goes and finds the little places that the others are just too big to get in easily.
She takes advantage of her smaller size and gets the cream of the rocks in the areas where they don’t fit.
She doesn’t have to fight an unfair battle against the much bigger turtles and can search for her rocks in relative peace because the others just don’t want to put in the effort to dominate a small piece they would rather compete for bragging rights against each other.
Niche marketing is using Baby’s tactics. This morning the other three are still busy fighting each other for rocks and she has already gotten what she wants and she is up on top of the ramp relaxing.
If you are looking to stop fighting the big guy’s and look at some of the niches check out the latest PLR release from Doug Champigny at Unique Weddings. It includes enough to really start controlling a profitable small niche.
I created a plan and posted it at New PLR pack and 2 Ways To Use It which will help you get some ideas.
If the technical aspects of using PLR are a problem you can also check out one of the better training courses I have seen on how to use PLR at PLR Tutorial Videos.
The new PLR pack is limited to only 100 and will disappear quickly but Doug regular adds new ones. There are also a few others that regularly release quality PLR and I usually add those to my other blog at Mike Paetzold Recommends so check out my other blog if this pack is gone.
So stop trying to compete with the bigger guys and find the nice quiet little areas where you too can find the “rocks” you desire and be the first to relax for the day satisfied like Baby does.
The Turtle Dad
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Topics: lessons | 4 Comments »
February 18th, 2009 at 2:59 pm
Mike,
Smart little turtle.
Looking for area’s others haven’t been is a great approach. I think that is all about Niche Marketing, finding the right niche (for you).
Fred
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February 18th, 2009 at 6:28 pm
Maybe you should have Baby give us marketers a class so we can better understand. But that was a very good explanation on your part. Makes perfect sense to me. All of the newbies think you have to concentrate in one area like the big turtles but soon get frustrated when they realize that it is not easy to compete.
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February 18th, 2009 at 8:19 pm
That’s the best comparison to marketing that I have seen so far from the turtles, they must be getting quite smart
Very true, often marketing in a niche other then the Internet marketing field can be a lot easier.
February 18th, 2009 at 8:22 pm
Just the Baby the others keep fighting each other despite all the space in the tank. Think they are jealous of each other and always want what the other has kind of like my kids were when little.