Mary Schiller shares three ways to vet online business programs before buying. Skip the countdown timers and take time to decide. Join their email list to see how they communicate. Start with the cheapest or free version first to test it out.
How do we know who to trust, especially when it comes to buying online business training? I'm going to share 3 tips that have been helpful to me, and perhaps they'll be helpful to you. The first one is don't buy impulsively. Every single time I have done this, it has been a mistake. So the rule is for me, take your time. Don't buy just because there's some kind of timer on the screen. It's not necessary. Second tip: get on their email list. Get a few communications from the person. Do you like their attitude? Do you like how they talk about things? Third tip: buy a very tiny version of whatever they're selling, an inexpensive or even a free version, and see if it's actually what you want. This has been a big help to me, especially recently. Did you like this? Then save and follow for more.
