A real infobusinessman (or infobusinesswoman) is an expert in some field (or several). Moreover, expertise is easy to check and prove (in today's popular slang - "there is proof").
Achievements and successes are listed on the personal website, in social media accounts, articles are posted in specialized communities, magazines, etc.
The "successful success" of the hypothetical Bender is not confirmed by anything except his own assurances that he is "a billionaire and even a millionaire" and a photo with a wad of el salvador business email list cash in his hands. True, most often this money is not earned by hard work, but is received as a "bonus" from rich parents or husband/wife. It is these "entrepreneurs" who are popularly called info-gypsies.
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Basic strategies of infobusiness
A profitable information business requires, first of all, a deep understanding of the topic. Also important are quality content and the use of relevant strategies. These include:
Choose a specialization.
Find a narrow niche where you are an expert. Create an information product that solves specific problems of your target audience.
Specialized information products bring more profit than those that try to tell “everything about everything.”
An example of a successful specialization: a three-week online course.
