Hey there,  A while back, someone told me something that changed everything...  “You’re not failing… you’re just making the same mistakes everyone makes at the start.”  And the truth is, once you see these mistakes and know how to avoid them, marketing becomes a lot simpler — and a lot more fun.  Today, I want to share some practical,
beginner-friendly tips that will help you avoid the traps most new marketers fall into.  Go Here To Check It Out!  Tip #1 — Stop Consuming and Start Creating  Most beginners spend 90% of their time learning… and almost 0% creating. You don’t get paid for watching content—you get paid for publishing it.  Shift the ratio: For every 1 hour of learning, spend 2–3 hours creating something:  a piece of content an email a landing page a funnel step a promotional post  Creation → Momentum → Money. Consumption → Motion → Stagnation.  Tip #2 — Eliminate Shiny Object Syndrome  Every new trend looks exciting. Every new tactic feels like “the missing key.”  But every time you switch paths, you reset your progress to
zero.  Choose one strategy. Stick with it for 90 days minimum. Track your results. Only then adjust or expand.  Consistency beats cleverness every time.  Tip #3 — Pick ONE Business Model (For Now)  Trying to juggle affiliate marketing, YouTube, email marketing, coaching, blogging, and TikTok all at once?  That’s not ambition—that’s self-sabotage.  Master one model first. Set it up. Make it profitable. Then—and only then—stack on a second
income stream.  This alone will double your focus and halve your overwhelm.   Tip #4 — Stop Expecting Instant Results  Marketing compounds
slowly… then suddenly.  Most people quit right before the results start rolling in because they underestimate how long momentum takes.  Think in 90-day blocks, not 9-day bursts. Track weekly inputs (content, emails, offers) and
look for small improvements—not miracles.  The ones who win are the ones who stay in the game long enough.   Tip #5 — Stop Guessing Your Niche—Research It  The biggest beginner mistake?  Picking a niche based on “what feels right.”  Successful marketers study: what people already buy what problems they repeatedly complain about which hooks competitors use which content performs consistently  You don’t need to reinvent the wheel. You just need
to find the wheels that are already rolling—and join the traffic.  Tip #6 — Stop Working Alone on Everything  Many beginners believe they must “earn the right” to outsource…  But your time is your most valuable asset.  You don’t need a team—you just need leverage: templates tools automation low-cost freelancers for repetitive tasks  Every hour you outsource is an hour you can reinvest into activities that actually grow your income.   Tip #7 — Invest in Your Skills, Not Just Tools  Courses, mentors, templates, and proven frameworks collapse your learning curve.  Most beginners try to “save money” and piece things together… But that DIY approach ends up costing them months of trial and error (and thousands in lost
opportunity). Â Invest to speed up. Invest to avoid mistakes. Invest to skip the line. Â And if you want the fastest shortcut to eliminating beginner
mistakes…  Want to Avoid the 30 Biggest Mistakes New Marketers Make?  If you want to shortcut YEARS of trial-and-error, Newbie Marketing Mistakes 30 most common mistakes beginners make—and exactly how to fix each one.  It’s not theory. It’s not fluff. It’s a roadmap designed to remove the friction that keeps marketers stuck.  If you’d like to plug the leaks before they slow you down even further, you can check it out here.  To your success,
Marian
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