sking.

And the moral of that tale? Asking is the key, and we know that asking the right way is even better, but we know that trying different approaches makes us vulnerable to rejection. It’s quite the conundrum!

Hold that thought for a moment while we get back to the secret.

So if we simply

I know, you figure “What a load of BS…Like he has the secret…” but you still had to look didn’t you – just in case I do have the secret. After all, how painful would it be to think that the answer to all your problems was offered to you at no cost and you were too stubborn, too closed minded to even give it a chance?

What’s the harm in looking? It’s not like I want anything for the information 

So let’s begin, before you change your mind. Here goes…

In any statistical population there is always a percentage that will accept your offer. In other words, if you keep asking you’ll get a “yes.”

Kids do it all the time. As adults we ‘learn’ to stop asking very quickly in our lives because we don’t like rejection. It hurts.

But surely how you ask has something to do with it? Yes and no. I once heard a tale of a sad young man who had limited social skills. His idea of getting a girl involved hanging out in bars where he’d approach a young lady and simply ask her if she wanted sex!

Can you imagine the rejection rate…and the number of times he got slapped or had a drink thrown in his face? Now that’s rejection. But there’s an upside to this story…this guy always got a girl…in the end. He kept asking.

And the moral of that tale? Asking is the key, and we know that asking the right way is even better, but we know that trying different approaches makes us vulnerable to rejection. It’s quite the conundrum!

Hold that thought for a moment while we get back to the secret.

So if we simply a

chance?

What’s the harm in looking? It’s not like I want anything for the information 

So let’s begin, before you change your mind. Here goes…

In any statistical population there is always a percentage that will accept your offer. In other words, if you keep asking you’ll get a “yes.”

Kids do it all the time. As adults we ‘learn’ to stop asking very quickly in our lives because we don’t like rejection. It hurts.

But surely how you ask has something to do with it? Yes and no. I once heard a tale of a sad young man who had limited social skills. His idea of getting a girl involved hanging out in bars where he’d approach a young lady and simply ask her if she wanted sex!

Can you imagine the rejection rate…and the number of times he got slapped or had a drink thrown in his face? Now that’s rejection. But there’s an upside to this story…this guy always got a girl…in the end. He kept asking.

And the moral of that tale? Asking is the key, and we know that asking the right way is even better, but we know that trying different approaches makes us vulnerable to rejection. It’s quite the conundrum!

Hold that thought for a moment while we get back to the secret.

So if we simply

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Kids do it all the time. As adults we ‘learn’ to stop asking very quickly in our lives because we don’t like rejection. It hurts.

But surely how you ask has something to do with it? Yes and no. I once heard a tale of a sad young man who had limited social skills. His idea of getting a girl involved hanging out in bars where he’d approach a young lady and simply ask her if she wanted sex!

Can you imagine the rejection rate…and the number of times he got slapped or had a drink thrown in his face? Now that’s rejection. But there’s an upside to this story…this guy always got a girl…in the end. He kept asking.

And the moral of that tale? Asking is the key, and we know that asking the right way is even better, but we know that trying different approaches makes us vulnerable to rejection. It’s quite the conundrum!

Hold that thought for a moment while we get back to the secret.

So if we simply

hanging out in bars where he’d approach a young lady and simply ask her if she wanted sex!

Can you imagine the rejection rate…and the number of times he got slapped or had a drink thrown in his face? Now that’s rejection. But there’s an upside to this story…this guy always got a girl…in the end. He kept asking.

And the moral of that tale? Asking is the key, and we know that asking the right way is even better, but we know that trying different approaches makes us vulnerable to rejection. It’s quite the conundrum!

Hold that thought for a moment while we get back to the secret.

So if we simply

sking.

And the moral of that tale? Asking is the key, and we know that asking the right way is even better, but we know that trying different approaches makes us vulnerable to rejection. It’s quite the conundrum!

Hold that thought for a moment while we get back to the secret.

So if we simply ask enough times we will eventuall get a yes, and if we improve how we asking we’ll get more yeses. Ok, now we’re getting somewhere.

On the Internet a large population is simply called TRAFFIC. And if you have enough traffic you can afford to ask badly and still be successful. Of course, if you ask in more effective ways you’ll do even better – but we’ve got to start somewhere.

So the secret to making money on the Internet is simply getting enough traffic and asking people if they’re interested. So if you can get enough people marching past your website (where your offer is made automatically and without personal rejection I might add) you will eventually make sales. Granted if your offer is bad and your website is worse, you’ll make very few sales – but you will make some. As the old saying goes, “Even a blind squirrel eventually finds a nut!”

This ‘secret’ holds true in the real world as well because the secret to making money in a retail store is still all about having a steady stream of prospects (traffic) walking around your store.

Now making your traffic (prospects) stay long enough to see your offers, and improving the conversion rates so you sell more stuff, well that’s the subject of another arti