Brett McFall Talks about the Three Biggest Mistakes People

Make

The author of 2-times Australian best-selling book

“How to Make Money While You Sleep”, Brett

McFall talks about the three biggest mistakes people

make when starting an online business.

As an internet marketing expert, he has observed

many beginners committing costly mistakes, such

as:

Putting the product before the market

Trying to do everything themselves

Thinking that they do not have enough

knowledge or experience

To help people run a profitable online business

while avoiding the aforementioned mistakes, Brett

McFall trains them in his 3-Step Secret.

By following his advice, a number of people are

successfully running their online businesses and

earning huge profits. He believes that you do not

need to be a technical whiz for creating passive

income through the internet

According to him, there are some simple steps that

can help you produce your own income at the drop

of a hat.

Brett McFall is a successful copywriter and internet

marketing expert.

He is the co-founder of the world’s biggest internet

marketing seminar, World Internet Summit and has

internet businesses that run on virtual auto-pilot. His

online businesses sell information products like

ebooks, software, CDs, DVDs, and manuals in over

20 different niches.

Brett McFall jumped on the internet revolution in

2002, and now makes upwards of $500,000 a year

from online businesses that are almost entirely

automated, right down to distribution.

From working at a soul-destroying $35,000-a-year

office job for many years to gaining fame as the

author of the most expensive non-fiction business

book ever sold on eBay; Brett’s professional journey

has been no less than a roller coaster ride.

Brett McFall has also shared the stage with Sir

Richard Branson, Tony Robbins, Robert Kiyosaki,

Jay Abraham, Jim Rohn, Donald Trump, and the Top

100 internet marketers in the world.

His wealth of internet marketing knowledge has got

him featured on Australia’s highest rating current

affairs TV program, “A Current Affair” as well as

ABC radio.

Thank You!