At one point I was running 10 businesses. At the same time. Because I’m a madman.
Now I just run three. And at some point soon, I’m looking to own only two. (Although I’ll still keep a number of my laboratory businesses for experimental purposes . . . because I just LOVE dealing with the malpractice attorneys I sell leads to in Ohio. NOT).
In addition to that, I write a blog under a pseudonym.
The too-many-businesses I used to run, and the too-many domain names I own (it’s well over 400 now), are symptoms of past entrepreneurial ADD (that many people get when they first start doing business online . . . the barrier to entry for starting a new venture is just so low).
Anyway, I’m in this game for the long haul. So over the next 30+ years that I’m doing this online nonsense there will be mergers, there will be acquisitions, there will be name changes, etc.
So, starting next week, I’ll be permanently tying my identity and my personal brand to a new domain name: one that bears my name (which is the only name I’m permanently attached to).
It’s funny how much my identity is tied up with the domain names I own. And frankly, every time I start a new site, sell a site, or change the domain name of a site, my self-conception changes a bit. (Sometimes these shifts are huge and internally challenging, and sometimes they aren’t).
Anyway, I’ll still blog at a number of places (including here) . . . but I’ll have one online home. Which will be nice.
–Clay
The Marketing Program is a step-by-step, walk-you-by-
the-hand bootcamp.
Each month, we give you ONE (and no more than one) "marketing project" to complete in your business.
You do that one project each month . . . and we guarantee that if you do the stuff, you'll double your online income during the next 12 months, or we'll double your money back.
Anyway, each monthly marketing project is a plain -as-day, from A-Z, step-by-step, no B.S. blueprint (that has been tested and proven to work over and over again) for getting multiple on-demand cash infusions into your business.
Clay Collins is widely regarded as one of the top internet marketers in the world. Now in his 30s, Clay left home at age 15 to start his first software company and has been practicing entrepreneurship, off and on, ever since. Clay has been behind the scenes (advising and writing copy) for some of the most important and highest grossing information marketing campaigns on the internet.
