Welcome to JVNP 2.0, Gerry.

I know as well as anyone how difficult it can be to get the Online Business ball rolling, as though I did make sales here and there in the beginning, it wasn't consistent until I realized I had to start treating it like the business it actually is. I set up a webpage as my storefront, focused on one thing at a time, started building my own self brand by sharing knowledge and content using the site as a base, created and nurtured a prospect list, then peddled my knowledge via post and articles on high profile sites receptive to the info I specialized in. You have to find your own unique self selling angle to stand out from the crowd, build trust and credibility in you and what you have to offer while continuing to learn and grow in your own right to stay on the cutting edge.

Long story short ... create your home base, treat your business like a business, focus on one thing at a time and do it well, give everything 100% but know when you've invested enough money and time in an idea that's not delivering results by testing and tracking and move on to something new, and remember that most successful online business folk have put in some hard time selling themselves before they were able to seriously sell their wares.

Cheers,

Mike Sr