Internet Entrepreneur VS Internet Marketer

Hi all, i've simple question today.. What is different between internet entrepreneur and internet marketer?

Sometime, we always refer internet marketer as gurus or marketing experts, and internet entrepreneur is the persons that follow what internet marketers teach about..

Anyone can explain clearly, what is the different in this two terms? Or it's same?

 

Well, an Internet Entrepreneur is someone who takes on risk in opening and running a business. In the real world, the term Entrepreneur is often confused with the term small business owner (or just business owner). The difference is the Entrepreneur will come up with an idea and go for the moon. Eventually he/she will sell to someone. That person is a small business owner (business owner). Another example would of a SBO is someone that buys an existing business.

Someone who is simply running a business is a business owner not an entrepreneur.

An Internet marketer is simply someone that is involved in marketing on the Internet. That person might work for a company or be self-employed. He/she may market products or services for others or his/her own business.

 

Fantastic explaination by marketjunction.

I would also like to add most people don't understand the difference between marketer and entrepreneur. People in this industry like to give themselves fancy titles regardless of what it actually means.

For example, I see it all the time where internet marketers will proclaim themself a "Dr", so they will come off as looking like an expert.

Have a great day,

Paul Falardeau

 

does it matter?? they both are making money off the internet.. both are entrapreneures to me .. maybe just different names.. which ever you want to call yourself..

 

Every businessperson is making money?

I think the OP just wanted to know the technical difference.

 

if a business person is not making money then maybe that person should not be in business .. all bussiness person like to make money..

 

Right. In the USA--and I suspect elsewhere--, a strong majority of businesses fail. I was just pointing out that not everyone "profits."

 

Either way if you don't do it excellently, don't do it at all as if it is not excellent, it won't be profitable.