Internet Marketing business excellence should be everyone’s concern. However, not all endeavors for excellence are created equal. Few are great, many are at par with the majority and some are just below the average.
Before we proceed, let’s talk about bell curve.
According to Wiki, the normal distribution is a continuous probability distribution that is often used as a first approximation to describe real-valued random variables that tend to cluster around a single mean value. The graph of the associated probability density function is “bell”-shaped, and is known as the Gaussian function or bell curve.
If you picture out a bell, the highest point on it represents the most probable event or the mean value. To the left are the brightest and to the right are probably the least wanted.
Although bell curves may be applied to education, economics, IQ correlations, etc., let’s just consider a corporate bell curve system. GE’s Jack Welch then would root out the bottom 10% of its organization every year so as to retain only the company’s best. The Top 20% were rewarded with bonuses, stock options, incentives, etc. Other companies like Microsoft, HP, Cisco and Sun Microsystems have implemented bell curve system as well and many companies today are doing the same. While in general some had 20% as the sharpest, 70% as the average and 10% as the “unfortunates” or “least admired” by an organization, some just have distribution curves of 10, 15, 55, 15 and 5%.
However they do it, there would always be bottom 5 or 10%.
There are more than 250 million websites in the world today. There could be 30-40% that’s inactive, yet it’s still a lot. To simplify, let’s say there are only 10 million websites in the Internet Marketing business or work from home niche. There could be more than that, but let’s just keep it that way.
The established ones could probably belong to the smartest 20%. The 2 million domains are probably owned by a fewer number of people generating millions or billions of dollars for them.
The majority could be cashing in thousands or even millions of dollars in the past 5 years. Some have hit the jackpot even at 3 years in the internet marketing business but have tens of thousands of followers providing them real residual income. That’s a cool group of individuals that many beginners would also dream about.
How about the beginners and the average? Where do they belong? Does it mean that they’d be rooted out in the internet marketing business within a time frame?
…Probably or Probably Not!
One thing’s for sure. The percentage at the bottom (or the rightmost of the bell) represents those who are bound to quit in making money online.
So if you have some quality information ready to be shared, package it now! After all, internet marketing business is all about solving others’ problems through better information.
If you already belong to the average or above it, you wouldn’t want to sit on your laurels. You don’t want to wake up one day falling to the bottom…
If you’re inconsistently or not yet making a dollar online, most likely you currently belong to the bottom. But if your drive is bigger than your means, then you can also rise to the bell’s left slope…
Whatever niche you’re into or whatever level you’re in, know what your competition is doing. Update yourself with the most recent numbers in internet marketing business. Write quality articles or partner with the more established individuals for a win-win scenario. Promote your products/services endlessly…
Those are simple acts of excellence that can help push you to the leftmost part of the bell. That should concern everyone in the business, especially the beginners and the average.
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