Successful Routines Just For YOU!

Now you'll want to create a list of the initial and ongoing tasks for each period. For example, initial tasks may include...

• Choosing a domain name.
• Setting up a website (e.g., installing and customizing WordPress).
• Doing market research.
• Creating lead magnet.
• Choosing Auto-responder.
• Creating content to upload to auto-responder.
• Creating an offer.
• Implementing a single traffic method.
• Planning your sales funnel.

And so on.

Likewise, you'll also break down your ongoing tasks, which could include things like...

• Working to grow traffic using the single traffic method.
• Selecting and implementing additional traffic methods (One At A Time).
• Working to grow traffic using these additional methods (E.G., finding and recruiting affiliate partners, finding guest blogging opportunities, and creating content, posting to social media, etc.).
• Creating additional products for you sales funnel.
• Cross-selling these products throughout your funnel ( E.G., creating emails to send to customers).
• Crafting additional free content to send to your prospects and customers.

Tasks can be broken down into even smaller steps... so regardless of how much time you feel is important to your schedule, something can be checked off at every step (and more importantly, you'll SEE the progress made).

EVEN IF YOU'VE ONLY 10 MINUTES TO SPARE!

Plus... It's not only invigorating to witness the steps being ticked off, you'll also be creating valuable habits for the future YOU. 

Here are some smaller steps for creating a Facebook ad campaign...

1. Deciding what to promote.
2. Creating the ad text.
3. Creating the graphic.
4. Choosing your audience via the ad platform.
5. Creating a landing page.
6. Monitoring / testing the ad to optimize performance.

Once you've broken down your various tasks into bite-sized pieces, move onto the last step...

Now look at the tasks you need to do and fit them into the time you've allotted each week. Here are three example schedules filled with potential tasks to give you some idea (your tasks may vary).

1. A 7-Hour Workweek Schedule where you work one hour per day for seven days.
2. A 10-Hour Workweek Schedule where you work ten hours anytime during the week.
3. A 21-Hour Workweek Schedule where you work three hours per day for seven days.

NOTE: Modify any of these approaches to fit the number of hours you have available to commit to your business.

BLOCK 1 -> Product Creation: Organize and outline your next information product.

BLOCK 2 -> Email Marketing: Create an article to send to your list (and give to affiliates).

BLOCK 3 -> Traffic Generation: Create social media blurbs and load to your affiliate centre.

BLOCK 4-> Flex: Use this block to plan, evaluate, catch-up, or whatever is needed.

BLOCK 1 -> Product Creation: Write your next information product.

BLOCK 2 -> Email Marketing: Create a free offer (AKA lead magnet) to send to your list.

BLOCK 3 -> Traffic Generation: Find 2-3 new potential affiliates and contact them.

BLOCK 4 -> Flex: Use this block to plan, evaluate, catch-up, or whatever is needed.

BLOCK 1 -> Product Creation: Write your next info product.

BLOCK 2 -> Email Marketing: Buy PLR content to load to a new autoresponder series.

BLOCK 3 -> Traffic Generation: Find and recruit new affiliates or create new affiliate content.

BLOCK 4 -> Flex: Use this block to plan, evaluate, catch-up, or whatever is needed.

BLOCK 1 -> Product Creation: Create Power point slides for your next info product.

BLOCK 2 -> Email Marketing: Set-up a landing page for the new autoresponder series.

BLOCK 3 -> Traffic Generation: Plan out an affiliate contest or launch.

BLOCK 4 -> Flex: Use this block to plan, evaluate, catch-up, or whatever is needed.