How To Develop Systems Better Than Anything Else In Your Market - Or Your Money Back!
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Welcome Back.
In the last post about "business systems" you started outlining your process by brainstorming everything you already know about the steps you wanted to share with your audience.
And no doubt, you have a reasonably solid system outlined so far. However, the next step is to research the topic to uncover new, fresh, unique information... That way, you can improve your process - making it far better than others currently available in your market.
Here's how to do it...
Check With Known Experts
Your first step is to visit known experts in your niche and discover what steps they teach when sharing this process. For example...
If you're teaching dog-training, you'd start by brainstorming all the dog trainers you already know. These could be famous trainers like Cesar Millan (AKA "The Dog Whisperer") and dog trainers who are locally known as experts.
Once you've completed your brainstorming session, head over to their sites and begin reading what they've got to say on the topic. And make sure to check out their blogs, social media, YouTube, newsletters, and any other products they've published on the topic.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You're looking for steps they've overlooked. And any information you research is only to "inspire". DON'T copy anyone else's system or any part of the information they share. Let me give you an example...
Suppose you're researching weight-loss info' and realize you've forgotten an important step. This is something you can add, but with a unique twist. Because humans are a bit like magpies... they're attracted to anything shiny and new.
Next step...
Do Additional Research
Now you've researched what your favourite experts say on the topic, your next step's to do a general Google search to find out what steps others include when sharing this process.
For best results, you'll want to run multiple searches to gain as many relevant variables as possible.
Let's suppose you're researching the steps for housetraining a pup. You might do a few different, yet related searches like...
How to housetrain a pup... Best way to housetrain a pup... Steps for housetraining a pup.
And, although you'll get plenty of results from these searches, be sure to stick to credible sources.
NEVER FORGET...
Your aim is to discover knowledge and systems, not commonly available to the majority, so when they receive them... there minds are blown!
Look through YouTube clips, TED talks, Successful sales letters, ClickBank.com, JVZoo.com, Udemy.com etc. Because the more you look, the more you'll discover... simple!
If you get this right, you'll be able to "guarantee" results with YOUR systems, and people will come running in droves, happily filling your coffers with the green stuff.
Next...
Scour Academic Literature
Depending what you're teaching, it's great to review some of the medical, scientific, academic, or journal articles on the topic. You'll be shocked how many unknown methods there are to lose weight and build muscle mass in those full to the brim digital libraries. These are fantastic places to research for novel approaches (because you don't want to beat the same ole drum as everyone else and their dog, do you?).
Google Scholar is a good place to start
Catch you in the next lesson where your learn how to stand out from the crowd...
Thank you for sharing this valuable information on developing systems better than anything else in the market. It’s evident that you understand the importance of continuous improvement and differentiation in order to provide exceptional value to your audience.
The systematic approach you’ve outlined is both practical and effective. By checking with known experts in your niche, you gain insights into established practices and ensure that you don’t overlook any important steps. It’s crucial to draw inspiration from their knowledge while maintaining the integrity of your own unique system.
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As you’re most probably aware, the main goal of any successful business is to develop systems that create prolific value for their customers and can be either sold or passed on to a third party (hands FREE)
Have a great day, and feel free to comment on any more posts in this series (there are a few more in the pipeline).
Cordially
Dedo