1 – Sell what the customer desires or requires, not what you want them to buy.

2 – Get personal; collect as much information about your customer as possible and use it.

3 – Become a friend, because people will buy from their friends but don’t always trust salespeople.

4 – Concentrate on building strong relationships.

5 – Find things you and your customer have in common, and build on those similarities.

6 – Gain the trust of your customers.

7 – Have a great time, and have a great sense of humor.

8 – Don’t even look like you’re trying to sell.

Source: Business Brief

No one is ever too young or too old to make money. More importantly, no one is ever too young or too old to unlearn and relearn. This New York Times article extorts the virtue of teaching children the value of work to provide oneself with income.

But what I’m going to show you next is truly outlandish and I don’t mean it in a bad way.

16-year-old girl MAKES $2.5 million in ClickBank cash from 2006 to 2010. I wonder what was I doing in those years…

If you have too much pride to purchase her New Millionaire System, at least present this as a gift to some 16-year-old that you know and love dearly, instead of letting him/her get too engrossed with video games.