“ I’m a newbie and I’ve signed up to lots of free info. I have bought a few ebooks. I can’t seem to get anywhere… I finally got into… What do you think of this? What’s the best way to go? ”

I’ve recently read this post on a very popular Internet marketing forum. It made me grab a cup of coffee, sit back and think for a while. We all know the Internet is jam-packed with get-rich-quick scams, failsafe offers, foolproof money-makers, dangerously persuasive experts… It’s easy, very easy, to end up confused and anxious. It’s even easier to lose two very precious things – time and money. Every single day just-arrived newbies stand clueless amongst all the hyped-up claims and promises, not knowing what to do, not knowing where to turn to for help. Others will just grab tons of free and paid information (as stated above) and will end nowhere, struck by information overload and lack of positive directions.

Is there a way of helping people in not getting stuck like that? Or better, preventing them from falling for scams or schemes that’ll suck them dry of their hard-earned money?

I know it’s almost impossible to write a report or an ebook that will completely answer all questions and doubts or attend the needs of each and every Internet newbie. No magic formula can be applied to different individuals, that will obtain the exact same results. Some people know exactly what they want, some don’t. Some people are teachable and will learn the lesson, some just won’t. Some people will take action, some either are too lazy or choose to wait for “the right moment” that will never come…

I’ve tried to answer some of the most important questions on my report “Work-At-Home: The Facts” which you can obtain for free HERE. It contains useful information about work from home jobs and opportunities, but is not intended to teach the exact steps to earn money online.

So there remains the question: “What’s the way to go?”

To find out a way to go, to finally get somewhere and start making money online, one needs a different kind of product: a total work from home package.

  A total work from home package that, among other things,

  …Shows what you have to do and how you have to do it.

  …Details how you can get started without any money.

  …Teaches how to build a search-engine-friendly website, how to add content to it, how to monetize it. And gives you the tools to do it.

 …Lists strategic techniques to increase Adsense revenue.

…Covers in detail all forms of promoting your business: article writing, forum posting, blogging, press releases, PPC (pay-per-click).

…Gives you a simple but effective plan to build your own list.

…Explains a practical way for you to create your own products.

…Presents you with a ready-to-make-money niche business.

All this information – and much more - is written in an easy-to-understand language, in a detailed step-by-step manual that leaves no unanswered questions or doubts.

You may be wondering if such a product really exists on the hype-jammed Internet Marketing World. The answer is yes, it does exist.

It not only exists but right now is available at such a low cost that anyone, and I mean anyone can afford to buy it. It’s totally underpriced for its value. Jerry Moore managed to write the most complete, no-fluff, no-hype all-in-one ebook that teaches how to start and develop a profitable online business: DotCom Income Secrets.

If I were to recommend a product to anyone who wants to start making money online or to increase his online earnings, I’d definitely recommend DotCom Income Secrets. There is nothing similar or as valuable on the Internet today.

While going through Yahoo Answers the other day I came across a question about the cost of starting and running a website. I then thought this could be a helpful information for many people who need or want their own online webpage.

Here are the basic costs :

1. Website building: if you can’t make your own website you’ll have to pay someone to do it. It can cost from $100 to $1,000. I strongly suggest that you build your own website, as there are many free website templates and HTML editors available online. Just do a Google search on it. Once you have built your webpage go to IM or Webmasters forums and ask people to review it and give you suggestions to improve it or correct eventual errors or mistakes. Here’s where you can find a good HTML editor: http://www.nvu.com

2. Domain registration: you will find different domain registration prices but I strongly suggest that you register your domain with namecheap.( http://namecheap.com) For $9.29 you’ll have a “.com” domain with privacy protection. And if you search for coupons on Google you eventually can get an additional discount. If you’re looking to spend even less money, you may register a “.info” domain with godaddy ( http://godaddy.com ) for just 99 cents. This promotional price doesn’t keep going on all the time, but the normal price for a “.info” domain at godaddy is $2.99, still a bargain.

3. Webhosting: here again there are all kind of prices. If you can afford to pay, I suggest you to use hostgator. Very important: if you decide to go for paid webhosting do not signup for the yearly payment plans, always use a monthly payment plan. In case you aren’t happy you can cancel your subscription at any time and move to another company.
Free webhosting with many extras and no advertising is available at 000webhosting. I’ve been using it for some of my websites and I’m very happy with the service.

4. Autoresponder: sooner or later you will need an auto responder. The most popular autoresponder services are Aweber and Getresponse and cost around $20 per month, paid by Credit Card. If you want a cheaper option I suggest Norabots. It costs $9.95, for unlimited campaigns and subscribers, and can be paid with Paypal. There are also several free autoresponder services you can use but they will add their own advertising to your messages. One of the best free services is freeautobot. ( http://freeautobot.com )

As you can see from the above, lack of money can’t be used as an excuse for not having your own website. Even on a tight budget, you’ll certainly can afford to spend 99 cents to have your own domain and let the world know of your presence online.

With all respect I have for the successful internet marketers and gurus, some of them never stop surprising me with their lack of creativeness and excess of B.S.

Launching firesales with several of their products for a rock bottom price due to some “unexpected expense” is their latest original creation. If you haven’t been bombarded with emails promoting the latest help-a-poor-guru firesale and don’t know what I’m talking about, let me explain:

A few months back one of those genius launched a firesale because, according to his own explanation, he had to settle a debt of approximately 24K with IRS… Well, if he really earns millions of dollars, as he boasts on his salesletters, shouldn’t he be aware of the fact that he would have to pay taxes on it? What kind of businessman is that? And how come a 7-figure earner doesn’t have a “measly” 24K on his bank account?

Then we had the ex-teacher (now a guru) who moved to a new house and needed urgent money to face some unexpected expenses. Brilliant immediate solution for his problem: a firesale giving away his products for peanuts.

Now, May 2008, comes the sad story of how this poor guru had the shock of his life when he moved to his brand new, 5000 square foot home: a 12K moving expenses bill! He then took immediate action: launched a firesale because he’s in desperate need to earn back the 12K he spent. And so are all his friends that jumped in to promote it and make a quick buck… ( You can check the offer here. No, it’s not an affiliate link…)

Come on, do they believe this is real internet marketing? Do they believe this crap talk will gain them any credibility? If they’re making loads of money (as they say they are) what do they need a firesale for? If they have products that easily pulled 100K or more why not just send an email to their large lists to raise that money in no time flat?

I keep wondering how and why these people dare to come up with utter crap like that. And my conclusion is that they don’t have any respect for us - common mortals, they treat us like if we were all idiots. The other possibility is that they aren’t really lieing, they were lieing all the time when they told us about the millions they were making…

Whatever the case, here’s my message to you, dear successful IM Marketers and Gurus: let’s stop the crap, the hype, the lies. Let’s start telling the truth, only the truth, nothing but the truth. Because we - the poor guys on the other end - we aren’t idiots and we deserve to be respected.

I’ve never made it a secret that I’m not fond of MLM/Network marketing programs. I’ve tried it in the past and it was such a bad experience that I’ve decided to stay away from them forever.

However, about thirty days ago a person I’ve known for some time and whom I have a great respect for, sent me an invitation to join such a program. I went to the webpage, read it completely, sent a couple of emails asking for additional explanations. Once I aprehended the basics of the system and saw the ridiculous one time entry fee I decided I would join the program. And so I did!

Well that happened approximately thirty days ago. Thirty days later I’ve already entered the second higher income program on the system, without any additional out-of-pocket spending. Definitely, the system works!

Here’s an interesting post Rick Mathews, founder of The Wealth Team, made on his Blog:

“03 Apr 2008, 12:13 am / Full of life

Today was yet another RECORD day for MWCFS! They cycled 40
new members into F5M today, breaking their previous record of 30
in one day. Because it takes 12 to cycle, you can see they have
about 500 new members move into their system today.”

Why am I telling you this? Because I believe this is a real opportunity to making money online for people who:

* have little or no money ( there’s a pay-it-forward feature)

* don’t have any experience in promoting & sponsoring ( live training is given for free)

* don’t want to sell or buy products and memberships

There’s virtually ZERO risk, the maximum you will ever spend (unless you decide to jump some steps) is a $5 one time entry fee.

So this is what I have for you today. Go to the website, read it carefully, think about it, make up your mind and take a decision.
A decision that can change your life.

Give it a serious thought. Where will you be 3 or 6 months from now, if you do nothing? Exactly where you are today.

Where will you be 3 or 6 months from now, if you make the decision to invest 5 bucks and join us? The worst case scenario you will have joined two or three programs that will be paying you repeated $25 and $100 payments you could use to pay some bills or to continue building your business.

All of that out of a one time entry fee of $5!

Get more information HERE.