Machine Gun or Sharp Shooter – what to do next….

Do you know what the difference is between someone shooting a machine gun and a sharp shooter?  Well simply put someone firing a machine gun is spraying fire everywhere not focused on any specific target but hoping to hit something everywhere.  A sharp shooter focuses in on one target takes aim and fires.

Are you feeling like you have too many things you have to do to make your business work.  I mean you hear about blogs, social marketing, articles, pay per click, solo ads, twitter and the list goes on and on.

Most people get overwhelmed by the number of ways they can market and they go out with a machine gun approach and start shooting stuff everywhere.  Or they become so overwhelmed that they put the gun down and say that is too powerful for me.

I want to challenge you to take a sharp shooter approach and hone in on 2-3 things you want to do in your business and if that is too much just focus on 1 thing and learn to do those things well.  Once you have mastered those things then add on another.  Eventually you will get to the place where you will have the spraying power of a machine gun but it will be with the laser focus of a sharp shooter.

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Comments

Very nice article. It clarifies the difference between someone shooting a machine gun and a sharp shooter. really i surprised while reading this article ,actually I don’t know the exact difference before reading this blog

What a great analogy! I am very much excited and surprised that the things that you have said is somehow related to me. I am a new comer in this internet blogs and articles and trying to earn money online through any means. Actually, I am becoming the Machine shooter in the beginning itself but after reading your article I can now realize the foolish thing I am doing and I should stop this…Thanks for your post to open my eyes.

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