If you’ve been involved in Internet marketing for a while, chances are you’ve mastered quite a bit about how it works.
You’re familiar with affiliate programs, either as an affiliate, or running on one on your own. You have one (or more blogs) up and running efficently with a decent sized list, and you’re making use of autorepsonders to do most of the work for you.
And then… a friend says you should mentor others.
Typically this happens because you were able to help someone out with what they needed in a right place, right time kind of scenario. The information you provided them was easy to understand and use.
Your most likely response is probably something along the lines of, “I need to become a guru in my niche before I can mentor anyone else.”
This is a double-edged sword, because of course you’re not going to get anywhere mentoring if you’re brand new to the world of Internet marketing, but you don’t have to work your way up to a six-figure income before you can start offering your mentoring services.
The reality is, all it takes to be a successful mentor is to know more than the people you are mentoring!
