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A Lexophile is someone who loves to use words in a witty or unique way. So, a Lexophile loves riddles or word puzzles. Exciting, right? Before you write it off though, take a look at some examples of what Lexophiles can do with words.
Lexophiles create things like: “A will is a dead giveaway” and “Show me a piano falling down a mineshaft and I’ll show you A-flat miner.” They also create things like: “The Butcher backed into the meat grinder and got a little behind in his work” or did you ever think about how “Santa’s helpers are subordinate Clauses?”
There’s a million more examples but unless you’re already a Lexophile. you may be wondering: “What does this have to do with me?” It’s not what Lexophiles do but how they do it that you should care about. They take simple words and combine them in a way that makes a simple sentence more than just that. They take something that everyone has access to and use it to create something better. As you can tell, it’s very successful.
That formula of taking something simple and making it better is exactly what businesses are founded on. All businesses take a product and sell it or refine it to make a profit. Russel Brunson has done the same thing but with the internet, he is making one hell of a profit.
Russel’s Click Funnels uses Internet traffic to generate sales off that traffic and as the Internet grows, more and more traffic sees Click Funnels’s online ads. At the end of this blog post is a link where you can learn about placing those ads and getting the sales commissions for them.
Everyone can get on the internet but not everyone can make a profit from people visiting popular sites like Craigslist and Facebook. This is your chance to do just that. So, don’t be like: “The dog that gave birth on the side of the road and was cited for littering.”