By this point, the $1 filtration method has enabled you to make a decent chunk of cash every single month from social media traffic. The next step is to create a business.

At this point, you might be feeling that you’re just engaged in a hobby.

It’s a well paid hobby, but still a hobby nonetheless. This too can be a trap. This can hold you back from the great success that you could otherwise achieve with social media traffic.

How do you turn the information that I shared with you into a platform for a business that can withstand the test of time? Simple: reinvest your profits the right way.

Move into Other Niches after You Master Your System

Once you’ve made quite a bit of money on your niche and this money comes in month after month, you have to think big. You have to look into other niches that are related to your current niche.

Final Notes

Social media marketing confuses a lot of people. It definitely leads to a lot of dead ends if you let its myths get the better of you. This training shines a light on one effective way of using social media exposure to turn social media reach into cold, hard cash in your bank account.

While I’m not claiming that these steps are easy, they are doable. You just need to follow instructions, you need to conduct experiments, and focus on what works.

The key here is to use this information to fit your particular set of circumstances to produce practical, actionable steps that you can use to earn a truly passive income. Don’t move one step ahead until you’ve mastered the previous step.

Now that you have all the information that you need to succeed, please understand that none of this will make you rich if you let it stay in your head. Not in a million years. You have to take action on them. You have to get that sense of urgency you need to make this information a reality. The longer it stays in your head, the less likely your finances will change.

Give yourself a deadline. Commit to a firm start date. Once that date comes, start. You don’t have to be a hero, you don’t have to hit a home run the first time you step up to the plate. As long as you’re making a small step forward, that is good enough.

Why? A small step forward is still a step forward. You have to keep doing it. You have to take step after step. It doesn’t matter what side of the bed you woke up on, it doesn’t matter what you’re feeling—none of that matters. What matters is you stick to the plan.

If you’re able to commit and focus, you will succeed. I wish you nothing but the greatest success!