You’re sitting at home, enjoying a well-deserved glass of wine, when you receive a call from your doctor. She wants to talk to you about your recent blood pressure reading. It seems that your blood pressure is a little high. Could you pop a pill and come in for a follow-up visit in a few weeks?
You tell her you’ll be there in five minutes. She hangs up the phone and you think no more about it. However, your wife calls a few hours later to say that the pain in your hip has become quite severe and you need to come in for an appointment as soon as possible.
What do you do? You’re a busy man; you’ve got a lot on your plates. You’ve got work, you’ve got a family, you’ve got a business…the list goes on. So, you decide to skimp out a bit and buy the shorter drive-time version of professional Viagra. You think to yourself, “I’ll only be an hour late, it’s not like I’m going to miss work.”
An hour turns into two hours. The pain in your hip had gotten worse and you’ve stopped several times during the day to take a painkiller. Still, you’re worried that if you continue like this, you’ll start missing work days and eventually lose your job. So, you call work and say you’re sick.
Now your boss isn’t best pleased. He wants to know why you’re sick on the day of a board meeting. He thinks you’re covering for someone and tries to talk you out of it. But, you tell him you’re sick and that you need to take time off work. He reluctantly agrees and tells you that you’ll be paid for the time you missed. You think this is great because you’re finally getting somewhere with this request. You’ve been wanting to talk to someone about this for a long time.
A few days go by and you still can’t move around properly. Your wife says her parents have noticed that you haven’t been your usual self lately and they want to know what’s going on. She brings up the subject of your health and your doctor calls to see how you’re doing. She checks up on your blood pressure and feels that it’s a touch high for your age. Could you come in for a follow-up visit? Could you try a different medication?
Without meaning to, you’ve now got a situation where you can’t really say no to your doctor or your family. So, you go in for the appointment. During the visit, your doctor suggests that you consider getting a job that doesn’t require as much physical labor. Or, at least that you get some training in a sedentary profession. She feels that maybe doing dishes or cleaning the house would be good for you. Could you try volunteering?
What do you do?
Does It Take A Genius To Create Professional Viagra?
If you’re reading this, I assume you’re either a) a marketer b) trying to figure out how to create your own personal brand or c) both. If you’re neither, then I apologize. But, either way, you’re in the right place. Let’s get to it.
When you’re starting a business or an affiliate marketing campaign, you need to do a lot of thinking and preparing. This includes creating a brand identity, picking a niche, and coming up with creative marketing strategies. Let’s take a look at each of these pillars and how you can use them to create professional Viagra.
The Brand
Have you ever shopped at a store and noticed that the products at that store are more expensive than usual? Chances are, that store put that price tag on those products because the customers are worth it. Now, you might think that this strategy is too expensive and that you can undercut those prices by just putting your own sticker on the product. But, in reality, brands create value and trust by being associated with excellent products and services. When you purchase an Ola laundry detergent bottle, for example, you don’t just get a detergent; you get Ola and you get a laundry detergent that people trust. Think about it this way: Would you buy a bottle of Dr. Brown’s gel-capsule toothpaste if you knew it was made by Colgate? No. You’re better off buying an unknown brand for the same price. Or, at least, you’ll feel better about trying an unknown brand because you know that at least it wasn’t made by a giant corporation for the sake of making a profit.
The Niche
If you’ve ever tried to sell something online, you’ll know that the longer the keyword/keyphrase, the cheaper the product or service will be on Amazon. The longer the product description, the more likely it is that your product will show up on a mobile screen when a person types in the keywords or phrases you provided. Keep this in mind when developing your niche.
Your niche is the “small market or segment” of the overall population that you’ll be targeting with your products or services. For example, if you’re designing a line of t-shirts, but you don’t know how retailers will react, you might want to create a more eclectic line that will appeal to a range of people, rather than just shirts for boys.
Creative
People love a good story. If you can tell a story with imagery and words, your product will do quite well. If you’re looking to create a brand, pick a topic that you’re passionate about and that you feel will be interesting to people. Alternatively, you can find a topic that you’ve never written about and see how well you do. Remember: passion and interest go hand in hand.
Once you’ve chosen your niche, you can develop a story around it. If you’re talking about personal branding, for example, you could say that you’re passionate about helping people find their best selves. So, your product could incorporate motivational quotes or stories about overcoming adversity. Or, if you’re designing a line of clothing, you could say that your clothes help people express their creativity.
This is just a small selection of what you can do to create professional Viagra. But, as you can see, the options are endless. And just as Dr. Brown’s toothpaste bottle has a limited lifespan, so does your professional Viagra. Once your product is no longer innovative or captivating, buyers will start to look for alternatives. But until then, you’re gonna have a successful business.