I was hanging out at the Warrior Forum today and one of the members started a thread asking if Internet marketing was just another job. I sat down and thought about this for a few moments and I realized that it all depended on what your definition of a job is. Well, in this article, this marketer is going to tell you why he doesn’t think Internet marketing is just a job. You may or may not agree with this, but I am sure you’ll find it interesting reading.

For starters, working as an Internet marketer, and not for some corporation, I don’t have to worry about some boss telling me what I have to do and what I can’t do. I can work at whatever I want and at whatever I think will make me money…as long as it’s legal. Also, I don’t have to worry about a boss telling me what a lousy job I’m doing and making me feel like two cents.

Then of course there is the travel involved. I don’t know how many people get to work across the street from where they live, but I never had that luxury. All my jobs were miles from home and either forced me to put countless miles on my car or forced me to take public transportation to places where there was no parking. Let me tell you…travel is NOT fun. With Internet marketing, the only travel is from your bed to the computer.

But what about the work itself? Well, let’s be honest, and this is what a lot of people don’t get, it IS work. Too many marketers are looking for that magic button to push. I can tell you from experience, it doesn’t exist. So, if you’re going to define Internet marketing as a job simply because there is work involved, then you’re missing the point.

See, the opportunities that Internet marketing offer are beyond what any job can offer. With a job, you get a salary. No matter how much work you do, you get the same salary. With Internet marketing, you can make as much as you want…if you’re willing to work for it.

But probably the most important thing is this…you can NEVER be fired. You can work until you’re 100 if that’s what you want. And if one day you don’t feel like working, you don’t have to. Try telling your boss you don’t feel like going to work today.

There is no question that Internet marketing is not your typical job. Sure, it’s work.

That doesn’t make it a job.

To YOUR Success,

Steven Wagenheim

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