Youtube partner

what is youtube partner?

This simply means you earn from your youtube videos.

What does it take to become a partner?

well on those grounds, you have to have good standing- not many copyright issues or youtube videos with spam all over them

How much can i earn?

That depends on your efforts, people earn hundreds of dollars well some only get few cents it depends on your video quality and the message they carry.

Before making any video think of these things

1. What is my video about
2. Is it right for my audience
3. Who is my audience
4. Are people likely to benefit from it

Once you got all these factors you can then apply to become a partner
Vist here 

blogging for business

Reasons why we should blog for business

1. Blogging is a good way to communicate with people they get a sense of who you are and what you think.

2. It is a good way to gain traffic for your website when you blog always put a link to your website or wherever else you are online.

3. It helps establish your brand/company and to put it to the world and so people can know who you are and what you do.

4. If you blog often it  shows consistency in your business.

obviously there are many more reasons but these are the four major ones that i believe make me blog for my business. what are yours?

Why most people don't succeed online

When people are starting out there is the excitement of knowing you can succeed online, but simply knowing that it is possible is not enough so much of sacrifice and effort is required but most importantly patience. I know and i have heard of people who tell me that they give up because hey have not yet earned a dollar. Let me tell you that this type of business is very different from the fixed salaries of our day to day jobs. There is not fixed salary it solely depends on your effort and prayers. Before you decide on trying anything online look at what you're strengths are and whether they are useful to you here. When i started out online i had no idea what i was good at but i started learning that i am good at writing blogs, teaching various subjects and many more. Be prepared to learn and pretend you are back to kindergaten and you are being taught your alphabets all over again, when you start with a positive and open mind you will get far. Don't give up just yet there is so much that you can do, explore every angle that is in your reach. You cannot be good at everything but you are good at something however big or small it is explore it and you might be suprised at what you get. Check on freelancing websites like odesk and elance see what you can be good at, or you can explore. Lastly wait and good things shall come knocking on your door.

Top 10 mistakes in starting an online business

 http://fizzle.co/sparkline/top-10-mistakes-in-starting-an-online-business

 

1. Waiting too long to launch a product/service

When you start blogging or podcasting to build an audience, it’s easy to get stuck on the content “hamster wheel” for months or years without ever offering something for sale.

There are a few reasons this happens.

Some people are waiting for some magic audience size “1,000 subscribers” or maybe “10,000 visitors” or whatever your number might be.

Some people just can’t find the time to blog or podcast or make videos AND to build a product at the same time. It’s tough.

Some people simply talk themselves out of creating a product because they’re afraid no one will buy it. They don’t want to fail after putting in so much time creating content.

Whatever the reason, this is a fatal trap. If you’re building a business, you need to address the biggest risk head-on. The biggest risk you’ll face as a business is in creating something no one will pay for.

Plus, you need practice at building and launching products. Your first one might not be all that good. The sooner you put something out there, the closer you get to sustainable revenue.

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2. Solving an unimportant problem

If the problem your business solves is important enough, you won’t even have to look for customers. Imagine if you had a cure for cancer, for example.

Businesses fail all the time because they try to solve a problem nobody really cares about. If you put your product or idea out there and nobody buys it, there’s a good chance you should look for a more important problem, not a bigger audience.

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3. Not really listening to customers

How do you know if the problem you solve is important enough?

Listen to your customers. Really listen to them.

Don’t just listen to the customers who provide validation. Listen to the ones who ask for refunds or buy your product but don’t use it. Listen to the people who tell you they won’t buy, and find out why.

Don’t just pay lip service to your customers. You don’t have all the answers, they do. There’s a reason why “the customer is always right,” because without customers you don’t have a business.

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4. Not being different

In most markets, customers have different options to choose from. If your business has competition, you have to give your potential customers a reason to choose your offering over another.

I see this all the time with new bloggers. They jump into a popular topic and essentially mimic or copy what other popular bloggers are already doing. I suppose they think “if it works for them, maybe it will work for me.”

But think about it from the reader or customer perspective. If they find your blog, they’ll be asking themselves “why is this blog worth spending any time on?” You have to answer that question quickly and clearly, before they click the back button.

You can’t expect to grow an audience by being an inferior version of some other better known site. Even if your site or product is arguably better than the competition, “better” is subjective.

Instead of simply trying to be better, you need to be different. Then, when someone asks why your site or product is worth her attention, your answer will be objective and easy to understand.

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5. Choosing a topic you don’t care about

Whatever you choose to focus your business on, you’re going to need deep subject knowledge, fresh creativity, and unwavering stamina.

There will be competition who cares more about the topic than you do. How can you compete if the gap between your love of a topic and your competitors’ is wide?

This doesn’t mean your business has to be your #1 “passion” or life’s work (most of us don’t have one single passion in life), but don’t make things impossible by choosing something you don’t care about.

If you love your topic, stamina won’t be an issue. If you love your topic, creativity will flow, and influence will be easier to build.

Don’t ask yourself what the world needs. Ask yourself what makes you come alive and then go do that. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive. -Howard Thurman

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6. Starting with vastly wrong expectations

This won’t be easy, and it won’t be quick.

Building a successful business is a massive undertaking. You probably can’t do it while traveling the world. If you have a full-time job, it will be much, much harder.

If your plan involves four-hour workweeks, or if your timeline is measured in weeks or months, you will probably fail.

These are the hard truths that people rarely talk about. Overnight successes don’t exist. Your original plan will probably have to be completely re-written, maybe multiple times.

Ask yourself: will building this business still be worth it if it takes years to get there? What if building the business is harder and more stressful than your current job?

Talk to some entrepreneurs who have achieved something close to what you want to achieve. Ask them what it really took. Ask them about stress and timelines and giving up. Ask them not to sugarcoat it. Really listen. Then ask yourself if you’re prepared for your own version of that.

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7. Spending too much time thinking and not enough doing

Not much to say here that isn’t perfectly summed up in this quote:

Genius is one percent inspiration, ninety-nine percent perspiration.
-Thomas Edison

If your ratio of thinking-to-doing is anything less than 80% doing, think again do more.

As Chase likes to say, entrepreneurs have two modes, CEO mode and worker-bee mode. In a one-person business, you have to be both.

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8. Going it alone

The only reason my business exists today is because other entrepreneur friends wouldn’t let me quit. Seriously, I tried to throw in the towel and start over with something else, but they wouldn’t let me. They talked me out of it.

No one can succeed in business alone. You need people to make it work. Your customers are people, your suppliers are people, your service providers are people.

Most importantly, you need support from other entrepreneurs who are at similar stages as you are, and from others with more experience.

The more connected you become with other entrepreneurs, the more normal your quest becomes. You’ll no longer feel crazy or alone, and you’ll realize that we all face obstacles just like you’re facing.

The entrepreneurs who talked me out of quitting were part of a little group that met weekly to hold each other accountable. It didn’t cost any of us a thing, other than an hour of our time each week, but it turned out to be the most valuable resource I ever used in my business.

Reach out to another entrepreneur or two, and ask them to meet weekly. Share your struggles and goals, and review your progress each week. This simple process is so powerful.

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9. Confusing “blog” with “business”

Repeat after me: a blog isn’t a business. A blog isn’t a business.

A blog is an incredible platform for sharing your ideas, connecting with people and growing an audience. The same is true of podcasting, YouTubing, or any other place you might publish content for free.

Giving away free content isn’t a business. It’s a tool for building influence. Don’t count on turning that influence into sponsorships or advertising dollars. You’ll need a more direct plan for earning an income if you want your blog or podcast to pay off.

See point #1 above about launching a product/service.

You can get more of this from fizzle.co

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Create a business plan and think of

1.       cost/some services are free but you want look professional as we move on

2.       choosing your niche wisely-when choosing a niche think of your audience

3.       research- your niche should be updated

4.       think on the lines of how you and your client will benefit

5.       advertisement costs/social media ads

About me

My name is Monica chege, i am an online entrepreneur and medical assistant to be( not yet graduated). These two are so far apart that i wonder how i am able to flip from one to the other but with God's help anything is possible. I recently started my own business called bizzy bee network and i hope to be the next big online entrepreneur. Being a young entrepreneur has its advantages. why? because i am open to learn so much from the web and it sinks in(most of it anyway). I believe anyone can be an entrepreneur all you need is training which am going to give you. I give basic training then forward you to relevant people to train you even further on so don't worry about being left hanging after the basic training. I am looking for people who have SEO knowledge to chip in the training, i need more experts to give their view.
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Bizzy training courses on udemy

WHY TAKE THIS TRAINING

For all those who will get this training from me dierectly they will get a  discount and will take the course at $10 instead of $20. While i understand this is money you're partying with please also consider that i want to grow my business too and so i need to generate a small amount of profit from this training. In this training we will discuss various sections like affiliate and affiliate marketing, social media and social media marketing,blogging for business,video blogs for business and much more

Welcome to BBN

WHAT IS BIZZY BEE NETWORK ALL ABOUT
Bizzy bee network is a company I created to help people who want to learn the outs and ins of the online business world. I  have provided training on udemy.com and I hope people will like it. The first course is called Online entrpreneurship training for beginners and although its basic, every bit of it is important in developing your business skills. As my business grows so will the training.  Every business needs clients and so i hope you will like my business. I have a facebook business page,google+ , youtube, twitter and linkedin for my business. I intend to help people who are struggling to understand basics that they will need to begin. I always quote that "In order to succeed your desire to succeed should be greater than your fear if failure