The Bower Formula 2.0 - Liceul Principesa Natalia Dadiani

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Sit back, relax, and try to enjoy the ride, even if you have heard some of this before, there will be a lot you haven’t that will give you some serious “aha” moments. This is NOT going to be like the first report , although it shares a few things in common. This plan revolves around a business model called the “Directory Site Model”. Before we get into the projections, story examples, and how to build the model... Lets take a look back a few years and lay some ground work of understanding for the learning we are about to do here. For those who think the directory model is an “old” concept that dates way back to the “Boom Era” of the internet... You are absolutely right! In fact; it goes way beyond that, maybe even further than you are thinking at the moment! The fact is that the fundamentals of this business model represent an old strategy that has worked for hundreds of years...even before the internet in the form of print directories... You could see this years ago in the form publications like the Thomas directory of wholesalers, various article publishers directories, telephone directories..., literally HUNDREDS of different types of directories have made money for years and years, selling a chance for small and large businesses and individuals to have their information featured in front of a targeted audience. You may even have heard of models as obscure and diverse as “poetry directories”, where people pay a yearly fee to have their poetry listed in a book... they sell thousands of listings to poets every year and millions of copies to end consumers. (Ironically, half the end consumers are the ones who paid to be listed in the book! Talk about genius!) Moving on... Probably the best examples of directories are local phone books as stated in the example above, who have been selling businesses directory listings every since the telephone was invented.... My point is that the directory concept, , this is a TIMELESS model that never stops working... decade after decade! Before the internet , “niche print directories” were the primary way to find “specifically” what you were looking for, without having to wade through a bunch of stuff you weren’t. Print directories like the Haines index for example cost hundreds of dollars, and were worth it because they represented a way for sales people to focus only on the specific type of prospects they were looking for. ...