Or… how to ruin your business by ignoring the facts.
Once upon a time in Oregon, USA, there was a town called Bayocean that was located right next to the Pacific Ocean.

In the beginning of his career the comedian Robin Williams couldn’t hang on to money and he made lousy business decisions. In fact, he didn’t want to be bothered with the business end of anything. He didn’t even want to hear contract details, didn’t know how to publicize himself and despite growing fame he still took every job that came his way – even birthday parties.

I’ve used variations on this technique to sell courses, software, services, books and more. And so far, it’s worked every single time.

10 Scientifically Proven Ways to Sell More Stuff with Less Effort
It’s the ultimate marketing dream: Press a button, send an email and money comes pouring into your back account.
But before that can happen, a lot of work needs to go into things like finding or creating the right products for the right audience, finding that audience, and then convincing them they want to buy what you want to sell.

If you’ve never considered integrating your business with another service or product that your customers are already using, you might want to take notice of this trend.
Companies and entrepreneurs are teaming up with non-competing entities to reach the same customers, massively increase traffic and sales and keep their customers around for much longer.