Click Millionaires

Work Less, Live More with an Internet Business You Love

By: Scott Fox

Narrated by: Dave Walton

Length: 7 hrs and 47 mins

Publisher's summary

As the founder of the internet business MasterMindsForum.com, e-commerce expert Scott Fox shares tips for starting a successful online business to a worldwide community of aspiring entrepreneurs. Now, in this insightful and practical new audiobook, Scott regales stories of dozens of "regular folks" who have reinvented themselves as click millionaires to show listeners how to stop dreaming of a better life and start living it. With insights about how to combine outsourcing, software, and automated online marketing to build recurring revenues - while working less - Click Millionaires empowers weary corporate warriors and aspiring entrepreneurs to trade in the nine-to-five jobs they hate for rewarding online businesses. You'll learn how to find a lucrative niche on the internet that matches your interests and skills, choose an online business model, position yourself as an expert, build your audience, and design the lifestyle you want.

The rules have changed. The American Dream is no longer the "corner office". Thanks to the internet, anyone can launch a successful business with little or no start-up capital or technical expertise - run from a home office, the beach, or wherever you desire. Scott encourages you to do whatever it takes and even includes a free membership to his coaching and training forum for more personalized help - all to help you realize your personal definition of success and the joys of a fulfilling career.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2012 Scott Fox (P)2020 AMACOM

Good for its time but outdated

The book and audio was published in 2012! I reached out to the author, who can't explain why Audible has a release date of 4/28/20. Therefore, this review shouldn't reflect on the author, except to say he may benefit from updating it at this point.

So far, what I know is still relevant is really good information. That said, when I bought a tech related book with a release date of less than 2 months ago, I fully expected to get a book with current recommendations of the tools I can use today to start an online business. Again, I think you can still get a lot out of it, but what I'm most concerned is being a newbie. In the time I've been researching this topic, some things have changed already. But without knowing what I don't know, I can't really discern all of what is still applicable and what isn't. I feel it would require further homework on my part to find out which recommendations are still in practice today.

Based on the author's honest feedback, I tried to continue listening. But then there's a part where he talked about building the online community that helped catapult Bill O'Reilly's success on Fox News. Considering that O'Reilly often used his power and fame to sexually harass women (and worse) who worked for him, I just can't keep going. Especially being a woman who's been in that horrible situation. See, if the book was current, I'm not sure the author would still be highlighting that as an "accomplishment." After all, in 2012, most of us weren't aware of what O'Reilly was doing to women.