Comments on: Are you a Marketer or an Entrepreneur?

By: C'est La Mode

C'est La Mode — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 18:00:42 +0000

Marketer and entrepreneur are two different words. I like it much to be an entrepreneur than a marketer because I like to be an innovator, designer. Thanks for a great post!
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By: sarbinowo

sarbinowo — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 16:54:35 +0000

It is veeery rare to get what you want, what you crave for, without doing something that does not interest you. “I didn’t want to be an entrepreneur. I wanted to be a journalist. I just found that I had to be an entrepreneur to get people to read my magazine. [StumbleRum]“. I totally agree cos now I am teaching at a private school to pay for my studies ;]
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By: 1skyliner

1skyliner — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 19:15:57 +0000

For me i prefer to be an entrepreneur rather than a marketer. Entrepreneur your the one building a business. The marketers you the one promoting the product. I want to be a captain of my soul.

By: Jacksonville Real Estate

Jacksonville Real Estate — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 16:16:19 +0000

I’m in marketing with a minor in entrepreneurship. You can have the best business mind and the best business model, but you can’t do anything until you attract customers.
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By: Somone Bull

Somone Bull — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 09:33:37 +0000

It’s easy to get discouraged in the beginning. Your site looks great. Once you start making some money with your blog or notice you are really making a difference in people’s lives – or whatever else drives you – feel the hunger, energy, satisfaction, joy, etc of that moment and use it to fuel you to go on. It’s okay to rest. I found that I was my greatest pressure and worked out that if I didn’t blog for a week and my ranking went down or some visitors decided not to visit again it was okay because I needed my sanity and my own time. Everyone has their ups and downs.

If you find you are ‘lazy’ then work out when you are energetic and just work on your blog then. If blogging isn’t for you, don’t force it. You can do lots of other things online to earn money. Blogging is time consuming. Marketing and entrepreneurship is necessary for any online venture from freelancing to domain name flipping. It takes creativity and motivation. Get over your first 12 months and evaluate whether blogging is for you. If you are still doing it and it isn’t detracting from your life too much you will reap the rewards from staying in the market each year. It’s like Chinese bamboo – it’s takes years to reap a harvest sometimes.