Bill Murray success tips! | 1 Weird Tip That Will Help Your Online Business Grow Incredibly....

Ever seen the movie Groundhog Day with Bill Murray?

It's gotta be one of the best examples of split-testing in
existence...

Every day he wakes up to the exact same alarm clock,
to the exact same message blaring on the radio, to the
exact same day 24/7.

He even runs into the exact same people in the street
every day.

The only thing different is he can TRY (test) different
things out and hope for a different end result.

He was pretty frustrated at first, downright mad, but
eventually he started to try some things that started
to work, and he even began having fun in the process.

But this only happened after trying and testing a LOT
of things first that didn't work out so well.

It's sorta like that in this business...

Split-testing is an *essential ingredient* to your success.

Testing one headline vs. another, one color vs. another,
one offer vs. another, one landing page vs. another,
testing different price points, and on it goes...

I know of many people who were barely in the profit,
some losing money, and then after 30+ tests they end
up hitting pay dirt and making millions from that same
failing offer.

The timid and short-thinking type of marketer would
have given up way to soon though.

In short, test, test, test!

It's a lot of work, but it's well worth it, and yes, even
enjoyable when you see small changes yield such
big rewards.

If this type of marketing is well beyond your limitations
at this point, no worries.

For one, I'd suggest you start small. Test what you
currently can.

And something else you can do is simply leverage a
company that does all of this testing on a daily basis
for you: such as MOBE. You can check it out here....
Constant testing of this system has taken it from $600
a month several years ago to now bringing in over $1
million a month.

And they're just getting started. They're still testing and
making the program more powerful for their members.

Hop on aboard, give the system a try, and you'll see what
I mean.

Any questions just let me know.

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