Ok, so I have gotten over the embarassment of yesterday’s email fiasco…now, on to bigger and better things…

I LOVE this time of the year!

Not only is the Christmas Season upon us and lots of people are readying for the celebration of the birth of Our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ…

It’s also Giveaway Season.

Yes, there are giveaway events going on most of the year, but the bigger ones are the ones that happen in the next 30-60 days.

To be a participant in one of these events, you need to either be one of the partners putting it on, or you need to receive an invitation to take part in it. You will also need a product…ebook, video, software, graphics package…whatever it is.

The question that most new people to information marketing have is:

How do I go about putting together a product that I can call my own in a short period of time?

As I see it, you have 3 options.

1. You can create your own info product and the graphics that go along with it (hardest).

2. You can find some rebrandable products (not as hard).

3. Use some PLR products (by far the easiest.

So let’s explore these options briefly:

Creating your own info product:

Can you get that done in a few days/weeks? Maybe, but the best answer is it will take at least a month with all of the research you need to do and then creating the graphics…do you know gimp or photoshop? Ok, so that’s out.

Rebrandable ebooks:

Those are fine…but most of them don’t come with the squeeze page (opt in page) as part of the package. Again, still have to deal with graphics and good copy. Better option, but not quite.

PLR Ebooks…Here’s your meal ticket!

I know what you’re saying. Yea, I can do PLR, but I have no clue how to ‘brand’ the product as my own.

Enter Doug Champigny’s PLR For Newbies.

These high-resolution (800×600) videos you’ll learn step-by-step how to turn those e-books into your own products, how to alter the graphics and salespage to fit your needs, even how to put your PayPal button on the page and get the whole thing online and ready to use to build your own mailing list in the giveaways that are still accepting contributors.

Doug is a renowned PLR expert, but don’t just take my word for it, go and take a look at the testimonials. People like Jason James, Jamie Bing, Mike Steup, Joel Osborne, Kathe Lucas & Denise Hall. If the ‘gooroos’ like those are impressed, think of how much you’ll learn from watching and following along with these great videos!

Once you have downloaded the videos, go through them and learn how you can take the fear out of PLR products. Flip them into your own and start using them to build your own Information Marketing Empire by joining a couple of these giveaways and adding your own ebook.

I am such a total dweeb today…

If I could bury my head in the sand and hide, I would.

Oh, well, I can only say that I will learn from the mistake.

I sent an email out last night to my list(s)…I wrote it, proofread it, tested it, and everything looked good. So I queued it up to be sent…in fact I got a response from one of my readers, my accountability partner in this wacky business, Peggy Baron, about the ‘tag line’ or USP that I used in that email.

Well, it wasn’t until this morning when I started checking stats, opens, clicks, so on and so forth, that I realized what a dork I am.

When I wrote that email, I did as I normally do and wrote most of it in the HTML section of Aweber…no problems, everything was kewl…got that all formatted the way that I wanted it and then copied it into the plain text area.

Again, as I normally do.

Now the reason I do both is because I like to insert links into the emails and it looks better (at least I think so) when the link is embedded (like this)…

In the plain text version, to do the same thing, you have to do a bit of code writing to get that done (hint, hint…that is one of the lessons in the Knowledge-Application-Results newsletter - sign up in the upper right hand corner and get some cool bonuses).

As I mentioned, I am such a dweeb…

When I was looking at the email that I sent out (I am subscribed to my own list so I can make sure everything went out the way it was supposed to) in plain text…..all I could say was ‘OH CRAP!!!!!’

The plain text version of the email was almost entirely duplicated!

It was like I had the main email, then totally repeated myself again…except the link that I was trying to format was all hosed.

The only thing I can think of is that when I copied from the html portion, I ctrl-v’d twice accidentally!

You’re asking - did you not test the email before sending?

Um, yes, I did…but I only tested to my email address that is set up to receive html emails (that message went out perfectly) and not to my address that gets the plain text version.

Lesson — when testing your emails before sending them out, make sure you test BOTH versions.

I won’t let that happen again.

Again, if you would like more ‘inside information’ similar to this, but more indepth, sign up for the Knowledge-Application-Results newsletter and receive some great bonuses.

You can sign up in the upper right hand corner of this page…

Until next time..Learn from your mistakes &

Here’s to YOUR Successes…

Ron

Has the economy got you down?

Are you one of the thousands who have lost their job in the past months?

Don’t fret…I am going to provide you with 3 compelling reasons why you should have the attitude that there is a light at the end of the tunnel and why you should get into Internet Marketing right now.

To begin with, the Internet has revolutionized the way businesses, both large and small, can advertise their products and services and attract new customers. One small one page website or set of articles submitted to article directories can start a torrent of traffic to any website that provides what people are looking for.

The same marketing revolution can work for the unfortunate who have been hit by the hard economic times of the near past. If that is you, it’s possible that you can get into Internet Marketing by selling (or giving away) ebooks, software or services to anyone looking for that type of information or help.

It’s not difficult to do or start, and can make you a lot of money.

Here’s three reasons marketing on the Internet should be part of your game plan:

1. Starting an online business is easy.

Compared to a brick and mortar business, online businesses do not require large amounts of money, time or equipment. If done right, your online ventures can be making money and profit for you in days, instead of months or years.

2. It doesn’t cost much to start.

With Internet Marketing, you do not have to build, buy or lease a building or storefront for your business. There’s no costs for new office furniture, employees, equipment, insurance, or salaries.

What’s not to like about that?

What you will have to spend minimal money on is:

Your internet connection. Although you can get by with a dialup connection, I highly recommend a high speed connection. In the long run, it will serve you so much better.

Hosting fees for your new website, which start at “Free” and can run anywhere from $5 a month to much more…many good hosting services can be had for $5 or $10 a month. Research it.

I recommend Dreamhost

Autoresponder fees to send your customers automatic “Thank You” emails and updates on your products.

Use any good search engine to find the service that fits your needs. My recommendation: Aweber

Design costs can be pricey, but can be avoided if you know how to create your own headers, attention-grabbing bullets and “Buy Now” buttons.

There’s graphic collections all over the Internet for website graphics that you can purchase for a reasonable price and use on your own website.

Copywriting can make or break your Internet Marketing business. Your sales page has to be compelling enough to make your visitors take action and buy your products or services (or opt in to your mailing list). If you cannot do it yourself, consider hiring a professional copywriter or ghostwriter to do it for you. Whatever it costs, it will be money well spent in the increased sales it will bring.

Lastly, but definitely the most appealing:

Running your own business from your home gives you complete freedom.

You get to set your own hours, forget about getting dressed up and driving to an office or store in traffic and enjoy your family everyday…

not just on weekends.

A successful Internet Marketing business can change your whole life and dramatically increase the quality of that life.

If you would like more ‘inside information’ on how to set up and get your internet marketing business off the ground, be sure to sign up for the ‘Knowledge-Application-Results’ newsletter in the upper right hand corner of the page. I provide that information on a regular basis.

It’s your dream…start living it!

Til next time…here’s to YOUR Successes

Ron

Do you remember the big PLR Gold Video launch a couple of weeks ago from Edmund Loh & Stephen Luc?

These videos were a bit hit. In fact, there are several marketers’ newsletters that I receive that are promoting these themselves and monetizing them.

They are still available here

BUT, here’s what I’ve seen: some have taken the sales page that was included with the videos and only changed the copy to include their own name on it…a couple haven’t even done that! They have just taken the page, uploaded to their webhosting and added their own Paypal button…that’s IT!

I mean, that’s ok and all, but these are PLR products!

You can do just about anything you want with them…you’ll have to read the terms to find out exactly what you can do with them, but you get my drift…change them somehow…

Well, if you missed it two weeks ago, fellow marketer and PLR Master, Doug Champigny held the first ever PLR Video Training Seminar.

That seminar was packed. It sold out in a matter of days!

The seminar covered the methods that you can use to convert PLR Videos (any PLR videos) into your very own branded product to sell, and reap the profits for yourself.

It was just over 80 minutes in length and the content was superb!

In case you haven’t noticed lately, the world of Information Marketing is heavily into video and Doug took the bull by the horns and showed us all how we can flip or brand these PLR videos into our own and make them completely unique.

Here’s the great thing about that seminar…

Until December 2nd (or until all the licenses are gone), Doug is giving you the chance to reserve your very own copy of that teleseminar complete with resell rights!

The Package includes:

• The entire recording of the call in MP3 format.
• The written transcript of the call in .PDF format.
• A screen-capture video presentation of the call, demonstrating each step described.
• Professional salespage to sell the product from.
• Download page designed for you to use as-is or add bonuses or back-end offers to.

It’s hard to put a value on this package, but it could easily sell for AT LEAST $197, but if you act quickly, you can get all of that for 50% off of what the package will actually sell for on December 3rd when he releases it to the general public…

with NO resell rights!!!

Just a recommendation…I would get over there rather quickly and get your copy before they are gone…..

just like the ticket into the seminar…

they’re going like hotcakes!!

I hope you are planning a wonderful Thanksgiving celebration. Reserving your copy of this training seminar can make it that much better!

Don’t forget to sign up for the K.A.R. (Knowledge-Application-Results) Newsletter in the upper right hand corner of the site to pick up some great bonuses.
Til next time….

Here’s to YOUR Successes

Ron

How’s your list?

Do you need to scroll through several pages and hope you don’t miss anyone? (Good for you!)

Or can you count your subscribers just using your hands and feet? Checking it twice with NO problems at all!

Well, let’s change that…here’s another fast way to add hundreds or even thousands of new subscribers to your list, fast.

Namely, by participating in a JV (joint venture) giveaway event.

Here are 3 of them:

Thanksgiving Giveaway (going on right now…you can still download gifts)
Santa’s Big Giveaway (Starting tomorrow, hurry to get in)
Merry Christmas Giveaway (Opens November 30, still time to get in!)

Here’s how it works…

A group of marketers get together for a giveaway event. Each marketer offers something of value, typically software or an ebook, to add to the event.

Here’s a note worth remembering: Giving something of value means you should create something entirely new for this event, or you should be giving away something that you previously sold. Either way, just make sure you aren’t giving away a freebie that you’ve given away elsewhere.

Do you need some PLR material to put together an ebook quickly?

Get it here

If everyone gives away valuable products, the giveaway event itself earns a good reputation.

These aren’t small events with only a handful of marketers contributing products. Nope, in these you will see at least half a dozen to several dozen marketers chipping in products for the event.

Now here’s how you build your list:

The only way someone can get their hands on your freebie is by opting into your newsletter.

You can also see why you should be offering something valuable – when a giveaway event visitor is faced with opting into a dozen or more lists to receive freebies, he’s likely to pick and choose carefully so he only gets the freebies he really wants.

Now, if you just want to download, you can skirt around that issue by upgrading when you first sign up for the event. That allows you to get direct download links to the products WITHOUT signing up for a newsletter.

Depending on the event, it also allows you to add one time offers which will generate some additional income depending on how your backend, or OTO (One Time Offer) is set up. You can get additional information on setting up your own OTO here.

That means if you create a super-attractive gift AND give visitors a compelling reason why they should opt in to get your gift, you can expect plenty of new subscribers.

The final component that pulls the entire event together to make it a success is that all the participating marketers send information to their current list(s) about the event, blog about the event, and so on.

Usually, event participants are given a special link to promote the event. That way the event organizers can offer “perks” to those who send lots of traffic, such as showing the marketer’s freebie at the top of the list (which means that marketer will get more new subscribers).

These events are viral because not only do you have several marketers telling their lists about them, you also have the prospects talking about the event.

Another way that they are viral is the sites tend to stay up past their ‘closing’ dates, so if someone finds the giveaway site through a search engine, you may get signups in the future.

So what are you waiting for?

Get over and signup quickly for the events and start/continue building your list.

Thanksgiving Giveaway
Santa’s Big Giveaway
Merry Christmas Giveaway

Don’t forget to sign up for the K.A.R. (Knowledge-Application-Results) newsletter where you will get more information like this, but I go more indepth and teach you how to do it. You can sign up through the form in the upper right hand corner of this page.

Til next time,

Ron

You’re probably wondering what the heck that headline means…well, let me explain…

The past two evenings I had the opportunity to attend a Men’s event at the church that I belong to…the event was titled Ribs & Blues and the basic concept was to get a large group of guys together for a nice dinner (they catered in Famous Daves..mmMMmm :)) and then listen to some Blues music performed by one of the worship leaders of the church and ‘his’ band.

Both nights were outstanding. The ribs were excellent and I got to listen to one of my favorite performers, Steve Duede. You can check him and his band out here. Check out the YouTube video of Noah, the harmonica player….he’s not bad.

Last night, during a break between songs, he made mention of the performance the night before and how that was just a ‘rehearsal’ for last night’s gig. He was right…the Sunday night gig was good, but not as good as last nights. They played for nearly 20 minutes longer than they did the night before and they did a lot more improv during the show.

But his comment got me thinking about the Information Marketing biz and how we do things.

In the beginning, we fumble around trying different things. Some may work, some may fail. But it’s sort of like a rehearsal. You’re practicing to get things to work without much effort.

Once you figure out what works you can refine it and repeat it. Rinse, Repeat. Rinse, Repeat.

Having things on autopilot. Isn’t that our goal in the Information marketing business?

Speaking of rinsing and repeating, one of the most important things you can do as an Information Marketer is to refine your email marketing and list building skills.

I have come across a set of video tutorials recently that will knock your socks off.

Are your emails pulling in $300-500 each time you send one out?

If they aren’t, you definitely need to look at the Responsive Email Marketing Video Tutorials!

This is a simple secret that most beginning email marketers miss. So they waste their time trying to grow their list bigger and bigger - thinking it’s the only way to increase their sales.

But the truth is, you can much more easily double your sales by writing a more responsive email rather than trying to double your number of subscribers.

Find out more here.

Now…to be honest, I ate way too many ribs the past couple of days, so I need to go take it easy for a while…

Til next time,

Here’s to YOUR Successes

Ron

Here we go with Part 2….

The newbie may have a killer info product. He or she may have it listed on Clickbank or PayDotCom and it is selling well. It may have a sales page that converts fairly well. Newbie is making some money.

So he goes about sending emails to the big guys that he ‘knows’. This email with the joint venture proposal may highlight a higher than normal commission and great incentive package.

Guess what? It’s still possible that it may be deleted without a second look by the guru that it has been sent to.

Why? Simply because the newbie has no credibility.

The newbie Info Marketer most often fails because he or she doesn’t realize the importance of establishing their own credibility before they even begin to approach the top guns with joint venture proposals.

They haven’t done their homework and they haven’t paid their dues.

Newbie hasn’t had any articles published. Hasn’t posted to blogs or forums. He may have a list, but it’s not very large and probably isn’t too responsive.

They haven’t taken any of the steps required to even begin establishing their own online credibility…and then they wonder why the guru’s aren’t interested in a joint venture.

The Powerful Benefits of Having Credibility

Think about credibility like this: Would you personally hire someone to babysit for you who had several references and lots of experience or a kid down the block who will be babysitting for the first time and has no track record that you can check?

Wait…don’t decide yet!

Let’s say that the babysitter with the references and the experience charges twice as much as the one with no experience. Hmmm…you’d probably still opt for the experienced one, right?

OK, let’s say that the kid with no experience as a paid babysitter has been reading everything he could find about babysitting and has taken a babysitting course. This kid doesn’t have references as such but he does have letters from prominent people stating that he is a responsible and mature person.

He has written articles for the school paper about the responsibilities of baby sitting. Remember, the inexperienced one charges a lot less. Now the choices are getting a lot more even.

At this point, you might remember how hard it was for you to get your first job and, because this kid has taken the steps to gain credibility by reading, taking courses, and writing articles you decide to give him a shot.

The above example is very much how the world of Information marketing works. The websites are full of experienced marketers who have a ton of references. One of the few ways that newbies have at breaking into the market and getting a joint venture with an established marketer is if he/she is willing to put in the effort to establish some credibility.

Yes, it’s true that a joint venture with an established marketer can and does provide a new marketer with some credibility, but more than likely it isn’t going to happen if the new marketer hasn’t already established some credibility for himself.

How’s your ‘Cred’ rating? Get my Knowledge-Application-Results newsletter (with some cool bonuses for subscribing) and I will give you some ‘inside’ info on how you can raise your rating more quickly. Sign up in the upper right hand corner of the page….

OH, and before I forget….the Thanksgiving Giveaway launches on Monday and Santa’s Giveaway launches November 20, so there is still time to get in as a contributor and start to build YOUR list! I highly recommend upgrading in both if you can because that will allow you to download all of the gifts you need to continue to build your ‘cred’ :)……

Until next time…

Here’s to YOUR Successes.

Ron

How’s your online relationship building going?

NO, I don’t mean dating sites or things like that, I mean your Information Marketing relationship building.

Did you know that to make any real income with Information marketing you not only need to establish a relationship with your readers/subscribers/customers, but also with some of the big gurus? The guys who have already made a name for themselves and can generate a tidy sum in their bank account in a matter of hours or days.

Did you know that the big guns in the Information Marketing world are extremely busy people?

You know the guys and gals that you want to eventually joint venture with?

I don’t think they haven’t been sitting around waiting for the day that you and your info product land on their doorstep (or inbox). Do you?

They all work long hours and their quitting time is when they just can’t seem to keep the eyelids open anymore, or go one more step, or answer one more question until they grab a few hours of sleep.

Believe me, I chat with a couple of them on a daily basis and still have a hard time comprehending the hours they keep.

And you thought the Information marketing world was full of glamour? Work a couple of hours a day, make a couple hundred bucks? Do whatever you want the rest of the day.

Seriously, that really is the way that most of the top guns work. They have a phone stuck to one ear and another call on their speakerphone most of the time. Follow some of them on twitter and find out what they are doing daily

Their inboxes are flooded with joint venture offers as the song says… once a day… everyday… all day long.

Those who don’t work like that are not on the top of the hill.

In order for a newbie to get the attention of one of these top dogs, not only must they have a great product and a great package of commissions and incentives to offer, they must have developed some credibility themselves or their offer won’t make it past the first cut.

A newbie sometimes tends to think that because he or she has been blessed with a boat load of charm and the ability to be able to sell icemakers to Eskimos that they pretty much have it made in the world of Information marketing.

Boy are they in for a rude awakening!

Unless you are an expert copywriter, your charm, engaging smile, firm handshake, and honest face (remember, you’re online) mean less than nothing in the biz.

Those characteristics might make you your mama’s little darling and the apple of your daddy’s eye but they aren’t worth squat on the net.

Credibility is all that really matters when you get right down to the nitty-gritty of Information marketing.

Without credibility, the newbie marketer will quickly turn into another statistic. A skeptic that will be barking in the forums that Information marketing doesn’t work.

So many times newbies enter the world of Information Marketing with guns ablazin’, fully believing that the only thing that he/she has to do to make their first million dollars is to persuade one of the guru’s to promote a product (a joint venture) with them.

Well, newbie has one part of the equation right.

Getting a top Internet marketer to joint venture with him/her would surely help… I’m just not so sure about the ‘million’ part.

Say this 3 times fast: ‘get a top Internet marketer to do a joint venture with me’.

Sounds pretty easy, right?

Well, it ain’t.

First off, as I mentioned earlier, the top guns are extremely busy people, as well as, having their inboxes overflowing with joint venture proposals every day.

Second off….well, they’re very busy…nuff said for now.

Stay tuned for Part 2 of ‘What’s YOUR ‘Cred’ Rating’ tomorrow.

For now, go and pick up a copy of ‘Three Steps to Newbie Success’ as a ‘thank you’ for signing up for the ‘Knowledge-Application-Results’ newsletter. You’ll find the form in the upper right hand corner of this page. I share many more ‘insider’ tips on how to make this wacky world of Information Marketing work for you.

Til tomorrow….

Here’s to YOUR Successes!

Ron

As I was perusing the newspaper this weekend, this headline jumped out at me–

‘Jobless ranks hit 10 million, most in a quarter-century; unemployment hits 14-year high‘

Now, at first glance, this is not good news. It means that there are more people out of work today than there has been in the past 25 years.

Are you one of them?

It means that, depending on what kind of work you do, the competition for openings that could arise in that field is going to be fierce.

How would you like to go into a job interview and find out that there are, say, 15 other people who they are interviewing for that position?

Unless you have perfected the interview process, the chances of you landing that job are slim…and even if you do, the salary for the position is probably going to be lower than what you were previously making…

So you have a couple of choices here…stay on the job search merry-go-round and become more and more frustrated as time goes by or until the economy takes a drastic upturn and companies start hiring back the people they let go.

How long is that going to be??

How well honed are YOUR speculation skills?

That’s what I thought.

Teaching Opportunity

Here is where the teaching opportunity comes in. How many of those 10 million people have internet access? I would speculate somewhere in the 60-75% range, which means that there are 6-7.5 million people out there who MAY just turn to their computer to find out how they can make some extra moola.

Ok, let’s look at the low side…let’s say that you could get just 1% of those people on your list. That’s an additional 60,000 subscribers.

How would you like to have access to that many potential subscribers or customers on your list? I bet every single Information Marketer out there would!

How about one half of one percent? Would 30,000 subscribers make a difference in your business? I know it would in mine.

Do you have the skills to teach people HOW to make extra cash using their computers? If you were a subscriber to my K.A.R. (Knowledge-Application-Results) newsletter, you could be learning those skills!

It’s a win-win. I teach you.

You teach them.

All of us are making extra income.

I say that because not all of us are going to be targeting the same audience. Some of you may be targeting dog lovers, some motorcycle riders…that’s just two of the thousands of niches that you can target with your business.

So what are you waiting for? Grab my bonuses for subscribing to the K.A.R. newsletter and let’s grab this teaching opportunity by the horns and shake it up!

Or, stay on the merry-go-round and keep honing those interviewing skills.

Til next time….

Here’s to YOUR successes!

Ron

Common Knowledge Amongst Internet Marketers, Part 3

There are certain topics that the seasoned information marketers take for granted and when communicating with newbies, they tend to forget the advantages they have. Welcome to the third installment of Common Knowledge among Internet Marketers.
When you’re a newbie to internet marketing, you come on full bore with the “I’m gonna make a boatload of money from the web” attitude. You think you can do it all, make a killing, and be on easy street in, say, six-twelve months.

The best advice?

Slow down and learn the basics.

Here are the last three subjects in this series that you should seriously look at to ensure your online success.

1. Drive traffic:

Learning how to drive traffic to whatever website you are promoting, whether it’s your own, an affiliate product, or AdSense ads, is the most important thing you need to learn. If you were in college to get a 4 year degree in ‘Successfully Making Money On The Internet’, the subject of marketing would be covered 3 out of the 4 years.

It’s that important.

What’s the point of spending all your time creating a fantastic product and website if no one knows it’s there and no one visits or buys it? That’s like throwing a New Year’s Eve Party in Central Park and not inviting your guests.

Take the time to look at and learn the many ways to drive traffic to your website(s) and product(s). Some methods are completely free but some can drive you to the poor farm rather quickly. Decide which ones appeal to you and give you the best results while taking up the least of your time.

Here are just a few ways to drive traffic:

Use Pay Per Click (PPC) (can be spendy)
Buy ad space in newsletters (not quite as spendy)
Have an affiliate program and let them drive traffic for you (cheap)
Comment on blogs (free)
Comment on forums with your link in your sig (free)
Article marketing (free, depending on which you submit to)
Participate in giveaways (free, unless you upgrade)

2. Have a mentor.

When you’re a newbie to information marketing, you can, like most, struggle, trying to figure out what to do and how to do it. One way to speed up the learning curve is to have a mentor. This can simply be another person whom you have gotten to know who also does information marketing that you respect and have been following. Watch what they do, what they say in their emails and how they say it, how their websites are set up, what business model they follow, etc.

Another option for a mentor is to contact a favorite online marketer and ask them a few questions. Pick someone who’s emails you have been reading and who you believe is approachable. Not someone who is so successful that they won’t have time to talk to you. Perhaps that person has a coaching program that you could invest in. Many newbie marketers use this particular method and find that their successes come much quicker.

3. Outsource.

It’s not so hard to get things done when you’re first starting out. But what happens if you run into something you don’t know how to do? Should you spend (waste) countless hours trying to figure it out? Or spend (invest) $25 to have someone set it up for you in 10 minutes? Keep in mind you could be using those hours doing more productive tasks towards building your business.

As you journey deeper into this wacky world of information marketing… you’ll begin to learn that you just can’t do everything yourself. It’s at that point that you will definitely need to start outsourcing some of your work, especially the more boring things or the ones you particularly hate to do.

With all 3 of these subjects, driving traffic, having a mentor, and outsourcing some of your work, you still need to have a plan of action.  Part of that plan should be to sign up for my K.A.R. (Knowledge-Application-Results) newsletter, where you will get ‘inside information’ on what I am doing to build my Information Marketing business and how you can follow those steps.

For more help making a plan and getting started, visit my good friend Peggy Baron’s IM-Focused.com website for further information and also for free tips.  You can certainly become an online success with a plan, a roadmap, a great vehicle to drive, and a full tank of gas.

Until next time,

Here’s to YOUR Successes,

Ron