3 Ways To Get Rich Online By Helping Others

Being of service to others is an EXTREMELY lucrative business model. There are 3 ways to leverage your service to build a successful online business.

When building your business online it is important to keep in mind the laws of attraction and to use them to grow your business...

The key idea here is that your ability to HELP others is where the income for your online business comes from.

In this video you are going to learn the three ways to get rich, helping other people get results. Now at the end of this video, I'm going to tie them all together and you're going to see how each of these three ways works together to create one extremely lucrative business model, but we need to break down each component first. And the core here, really the big idea that runs through all of these is that you can help people get results. When you're in a position in your life, you've gained some level of mastery of something that other people are willing to invest in. The rest of the business game becomes relatively easy. And I've got some very specific examples for you here. So what are those three approaches? Well, first number one, it is coaching. Number two, it is creating courses.

And number three, our membership programs. And again, we're going to talk about each of these and why they're different and why we work at them or look at them different, but then how you're able to potentially combine them with specific examples. So on the first one, coaching. Now everyone on this earth wants to improve their lives in some way. There's been authors who have talked about the entire world of selling, as in every human being just wants more happiness. And when we or when you can help them achieve the happiness they desire, that is when you're able to make a sale ultimately. So some people think that happiness comes in the form of losing weight. Other people think that happiness comes in the form of bulking up and actually gaining weight, right? So what happiness means can be very different to different people. But when you have the ability, generally this comes because you have created a specific result for yourself.

And when you have the ability to help other people achieve and experience and game this result, they're willing to pay. And coaching is an easy sale because most people are extremely busy. They need help, they want handholding, and they need accountability. And as a coach, that's what you do in this kind of a situation is you're there with them on the phone, whether it's weekly, biweekly, monthly, whatever it is for you, you're really making sure that they stay accountable, that they stay on track to achieve their goals, that they really are actually getting the results that they desire. And for this level of attention, you charge the most money, right? A lot of times people, uh, I believe add way too many automations and way too much in between the moment of op making the offer and making the sale. A lot of coaching can actually be sold through direct messages in social media network.

So, um, if you're actively in Facebook groups and weight loss groups and you're just giving tips and you're just helping people, you're not promoting anything, you're not sending out links and other people's groups, you're simply being a helpful person and you're making connections and you're having conversations in those groups. And then you go add those individuals as friends on Facebook and you continue to post positive, high quality helpful content on your actual Facebook profile. You can mix in an occasional post of, Hey, I'm looking to help three people lose 10 pounds next month. If you're interested in, you want help D M me and at that moment the conversation is open. So the process to sell coaching can be extremely simple and so many people get it all complexified with a ton of content and often pages and this and that and fancy automations and autoresponder sequences.

[LeonSylvester]

What's up Miles? This is exactly what I'm trying to do. Rome wasn't built in a day, but piece by piece, I will get there!

[rahim]

Hey Miles. First I want to tell you that your channel is amazing and helped me a lot.


I've created a 6-hour course on how to land the job of your dreams (how to write a great resume, how to network your way in, how to ace the interview). I really believe it has a lot of value but when I look at your advice, there are two things that come to my mind...


1) That's a "one and done" solution/problem, not a forever problem.
So does the "build your email list" and so on works here?
Should those types of businesses (one and done problems) be addressed differently?


2) If those people are looking for a job, their buying power might be low... or is it a liming belief I have?


Once again, THANK YOU for all the value you give. I'd have never started all those things without your help :)

[tonester]

This video comes at exactly the right time. I'm currently in the process of figuring this out and wondering how I'm going to fit my product offerings together.

Thanks

[RealJayGladney]

I appreciate you so much Mike. I bought Max’s FB course through your affiliate link now I see you in a BELT email. Keep crushing it!

[rehabhqofficial]

Another awesome video Miles! Do you have any recommendations on a platform for a membership program? Thanks

[peterg]

Hola Miles Hi! Disabled Facing eviction cause I got a puppy I don't wanna be homeless. After watching your videos my gut instinct sais u r a person of character n integrity .
Fixed income of 843 a month I can't afford to take a course for anything stll your videos have been all inspiring and as I watched them they gave me hope encouragement so
I decided to take action so bought $119 a cheap computer solely dedicated to pursuing implementing all I can
In the hopes maybe something something I'm so passionate about will become reality.
'll probably n my computer Miles Solution s lol no joke.

This is my first time ever leaving a comment to anyone, I'm as newbie as they come 😊

Thanks for being in my inspiration .
I knowcheezy but true
4 real, 👍
Oh n yeah
Fully aware that my potential results rely on me and applying your insight in the hopes I can make a better life for myself
Wish me luck 👍

[thevantran]

Your video is always on point. Good work Miles.

[katrinaruthministries]

Great video on how to have a successful business and help others!

[romilaagard]

Wao wao, it's souns super🔦🔦🔦

Thank thank you for what you are doing to help others in the life🙌

[JimmyChua]

Thank you Miles! :D Looking forward to your next video!! Cheers bro!

[stallion]

Have been following you for quite some time...Thanks to all the value bombs shared by you... Appreciate all your efforts...Godbless...Learned alot from your videos...

[nextlevelwarrior]

Fantastic! More on building coaching businesses

[tobiaslotan]

Do you help people who are running a service business like a chiropractor or physiotherapist?

[rosiette-audio-label]

Tremendo contenido Miles. Ahora sólo te falta un canal #MilesBecklerEnEspañol. Cheers from Argentina

[michaelgovers]

Hi Miles, yet another gold-laden video, so just one question, how did you go about getting Skype clients?

[soloking]

should i spend a large amount on a wordpress theme for better SEO ranking? some people say they will spend about $60 - $80 for one.

If an item is 2 expensive to buy and review, is it fine to go online and look at other reviews about it and see what other people think about it?

[KevinMullaney]

As always thats the straight dope. Thank you brother, you are like my entrepreneurial vitamins🙂

[Just_Samson]

Dude! You’re
crushing it. This is like hyper learning and a speed dating rate. So much value. 💪🏼🦾

[JoAnnCorley]

seriously - your wife sounds incredible ;-) - good stuff as always!

[kiwiswagg]

its hard to imagine actually writing a blog for electronics without actually putting a link to sell something. Should I just review everything first and then once iv built an audience THEN put an amazon link first aswell as maybe do some giveaways once audience is up? Cuz I think for the mean time while I review things without selling anything people may just leave and go somewhere else to buy..


I know for courses and other services u have mentioned it seemed alot more flexible to be able to connect with ur audience and help them on things that can benefit their life greatly, but i think with electronics people just want a quick buy and then leave as its not really a NEED like other things. Niches like sleep problems, losing weight, water filteration (I remember u mentioning that) are needs, which you can give so much value and info on, seems much easier to make people stick around. but electronics are just something plane. Its difficult to see them being a sustainable audience.


But at the same time i don't exactly want to change niches as it is something that interests me the most and I know its something that everyone buys. I just don't see how I can build an audience I can relate and connect with and bring so much into their life since its just a mere little product like phones, headsets, ect. People i think would usually just go there and buy, then leave and probably never see them again..


Sorry for this long post. Just wanting some advice please :)


But one last little thing.. Alot of tech sites that show up first on google are massive company websites, I don't think I could compete with jb hi fi or something like that. How can one simply get around that?