Ray Higdon Review

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Ray Higdon is not new to Multi Level Marketing but he has never succeeded like he has now. When Ray got involved in the Numis Network he had $300 in his bank account and a troubled Florida real estate career. Ray was losing everything and really didn't know what he was going to do. Turning to the power of the Internet and attraction marketing he quickly moved to the L4 status in My Lead System Pro (MLSP). Ray is also the #1 income earner in NUMIS winning 5 vacations and a $100,000 2011 BMW 7 series.

Ray struggled in almost a dozen MLM's with limited success. With the training of MLSP and attraction marketing Ray has been able to recruit over 130 reps using the Internet in a mere 14 MONTHS. The best part is the duplication of his distributors (personally sponsored) that have turned into over 3600 reps by teaching them a duplicatable system tied to online prospecting.

You'll find Ray very involved in the business today. He is the presenter on live webinars that occur several times per week and is available by phone to talk with your prospects. Ray also does training sessions during the week. Ray is an incredible speaker and teacher won't tell you to do anything he hasn't done himself. This is a man that gives back in a huge way. You can tell Ray is Passionate about what he does.

Ray seems to always be prospecting. He does it on and offline and is always looking for the next person to talk to. I would guess he personally talks to around 20 people per day. He has his website on the back of his car, he uses $100.00 bill drop cards in Barnes And Noble and even puts them in Books. He is not afraid of getting a "no" because he knows it gets him closer to a yes.

This business currently has no competition and has a product, Gold & Silver that is talked about every single day. Our current economy has produced an incredible amount of prospects. People are losing their jobs, their homes and claiming bankruptcy at an alarming rate. They are amassing huge amounts of debt with no way out. You may be the one person who can help turn their life around. Talk to everyone, you don't know what their situation is.

I made a point to align myself with the incredible leadership of Rays. I learned that if you surround yourself with successful people that you start to become like minded with them. Who do you hang around with? What kind of people are they? What kind of money do they make and what do they give back to the community.

To Your Success
Craig Waters

Craig Waters is a very successful online Marketing and Business Coach. Craig has developed a lucrative online income through techniques like Web Design

Rich Janitor or Rich Fake? Rich Janitor Review

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It seems like only yesterday when we all would put or blood and sweat to make money to make minimum wage. But then the internet changed everything. The idea of sitting at home and while drinking your cup of hot coffee and watching the money roll into your account may seem a bit absurd, and that's what this guide promises you.

Now I like the idea, working at home that is. But when there's a chance to make money, scammers can sniff it out and make you hear what you want to hear: and the best part, for them, they make money.

Now I tried this product and boy was I angry. I got so excited I almost quit my job a few days earlier. I was about to show my boss I didn't need him anymore, and boy was I wrong. The book says "just click the button to make hundreds of articles, and click another to post them all". It's as easy as "1-2-3", the third step is, well, enjoy the money!

That was but of course far from the truth. As with every good idea, it gets saturated. Soon thousands of others use the same idea, and sooner or later the idea becomes trash. But not this one. Yes, you heard me: if you're planning on making a good $100-$300 daily completely on auto-pilot, this is for you.

I was surprised! I took about 45 minutes reading the manual and setting everything up. I was so eager to buy a new sports car, I checked every hour! But only a few dollars here and there, I thought of forgetting my dream of retiring. Then it happened, my articles were getting views like crazy, minutes after minutes the numbers were going up, and so was the profit.

So I guess you can call it a 'scam', seeming as though you won't be rich, but if you're looking for a decent amount of money, this is for you. Matter of fact I did quit my job, I scaled it up and I'm looking at a consistent $700 daily. It's not too bad, for spending about an hour or two a day. In fact my kids and wife are tired of looking at my face, and all they think is "just get a job".

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A Review of "The Social Media Marketing Book" by Dan Zarella

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I decided to review "The Social Media Marketing Book" by Dan Zarella based on a recommendation from a friend.

I am going to give this book a two star rating, which may be somewhat controversial. I was excited to read a social media marketing book. I do not feel like this book lived up to that expectation. The author is obviously very knowledgeable about social media, but there is virtually no information in utilizing these resources for marketing purposes. I was a little concerned in the beginning when the author spent such a great deal of time defining websites like Twitter and Facebook, and went to great length with terminology like "friending" and "tweeting." I do not say this lightly, since I think most everyone would be familiar with this terminology, at least anyone with a basic Facebook page. Having said that, there is relevant information for the reader. The reader will learn many websites and terms than can certainly assist in increasing the learning velocity of a web "newbie," but that was not the book that I was expecting to read. I wanted the book to end in a climax of material that the reader would be able to combine into a solid plan to market or build a presence on the net that would translate into real dollars. If the book could have delivered more on the marketing aspect, I would have gladly given it more stars.

I believe that for the right reader, this book is relevant, right now. I think most people in their twenties, would find this book too basic, or entry-level. I do not think that in five years, this book will be relevant. The problem with technology and technology based information is that it becomes a victim to rapid evolution of technology. There are dozens of companies that I could site to provide a basis for the fact that a technology and social media applications have and will continue to change at such a rapid pace that one can only imagine the social media that will be available five years from now. MySpace was a pioneer in social media, and now it is dwarfed by Facebook. Facebook will eventually be dwarfed be the next big thing. I am not saying that social media will cease to be relevant; I think it will continue to grow. I just believe that this specific book will not be relevant. It is the nature of technology. The Law of Accelerating Returns suggests that progress will continue to grow exponentially as humans learn more; we also learn how to learn better and faster.

In terms of how this book is applicable to me specifically, I think any information that allows me to learn more about web based commerce and marketing will assist me in communicating effectively with my clients and prospects. I do think this is an area that I got a lot out of this book.

I was not aware that a business could have a presence on every social media site tied or integrated together. The author stated that you could set up Twitter to re-tweet information from other sites. I thought you had to check each site independently of the other, but that is not the case. In other words, update one site, and then it updates the others. This is an incredible way to more effectively leverage your time.

One thing I learned, which in retrospect I should have listed first, is the incredible amount of trust consumers put into online opinions and reviews. I was honestly shocked to learn that 70% of consumers trust online opinions as opposed to only 62% who trust television. Newspaper and radio are even further down the list. For this reason alone, I would suggest that any business person should want to have at least a minimal web presence which would include some aspect of social media. Online opinions are not only trusted, they are brand segmentation at its best. People researching online are customers, customers who are ready to purchase. The point is, the discussion is happening now; you just need to decide on if you are going to be involved, or is your competition?

I really like the idea of using social media to respond to customer complaints or issues. The most recent example of this would be the Dominoes Pizza ad campaign built around their new pizza, which came about as a result of consumer complaints. As a business owner, it is virtually cost free to make a video in response to a YouTube complaint. It costs nothing to respond to a friend on facebook, etc. Let's face it, if a customer cares enough to complain, they are telling you that they want to like your product or service. After all, many people will not take the time to complain. I will just quietly stop using a product and move on to another. Today, business owners have an easy way to provide customers a soap box to complain on, and then address the complaint head on and correct the issue. The author states that you should address the issue using the same platform in which the complaint was received. This was good information for me to learn.

I also like the idea of the CTA (call to action). A business owner can go online to a social media site, and encourage all of his or her customers to engage in an action that would benefit the business owner and hopefully the customer as well. You may, for example, suggest to all of your "friends" that they go check out your new video on YouTube, and then comment on it, or re-post it to another website. Not only does this exponentially grow your presence on the web, but it engages your customers. I think that a CTA operates much the same way. By an occasional CTA, you can create hundreds or even thousands of unpaid salespeople. And remember from earlier, your customers will put more faith in these little champions than most all of your other advertising outlets. This allows you to leverage your time and your money.

Another take away for me, and is just how trusting people are of online reviews and opinions. I am amazed that with all the time and money spent on television ads, people trust an anonymous online review even more. I cannot emphasize how big that is to learn. What that says to me, is you are either in, or out. This is happening. I cannot afford to put my head in the sand and pretend that it is going away. This last year, I had five customers that went out of business, because the economy slowed, and their overhead became unbearable. I think back and I do not think any of these customers were implementing a social media marketing plan. If they had customers linking to their website and providing reviews, maybe they could have kept their sales up with very little capital outlay on their part.

The most amazing thing is how much value users of social media are getting. This is all very inexpensive. I hear people every day talk about advertising, and how difficult it is for them to tell whether it is working for them or not. With social media, you can be up for next to nothing if you already have internet access. These sites are free. With increased competition, business owners need to make every dollar count.

This concludes my review of "The Social Media Marketing Book." I thing the material I useful, I just with there was more detail on the Marketing aspects of social media. I look forward to what will surely be a newer and more updated version in the future.

Shane Pittman has over 20 years of experience in Marketing and Finance. I have advanced training in Negotiations and Marketing as well as an MBA.
http://www.shanepittman.com/

Book Review - The New Rules of Marketing and PR Third Edition by David Meerman Scott

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The New Rules of Marketing & PR by David Meerman Scott

Recommend: Yes

Star Rating (1 through 5): 3+

Genre: Business/Marketing

There is no doubt about it that within the last 5 or 6 years corporate marketing/public relations strategies that are not adapting to the newest internet technologies are going to be left behind. But old mindsets are hard to change and even companies that have adopted some of the new cyberspace tools are having a hard time understanding the needs and behaviors of the new consumer/buyer/customer. In The New Rules of Marketing and PR, David Meerman Scott walks the reader through the traditional attitudes of marketing and PR activities and shares with readers an updated viewpoint on marketing and PR due to the shift in our present web-enabled communications environment.

The book spends a great deal of time validating the need for a change in attitude towards marketing and PR because of the way that consumers now get their information, which is shifting heavily towards internet and social media outlets. The New Rules of Marketing and PR shares several examples of how outdated traditional marketing and PR methods are becoming very costly and inefficient. The book also shares several examples of companies that have broken away from traditional marketing and PR to achieve positive results using new improved methods related to internet and social media.

The New Rules of Marketing and PR covers several key areas of web based communications approaches that are becoming industry standards in marketing for a business of any size. Scott also touches on the process of pulling several of these methods together to target your specific market and/or customer and again, shares some successful industry examples.

This book is currently on its third edition and I believe this speaks to the overall theme of the book which is that change is inevitable in today's virtual environment and companies that educate and experiment with the newest tools are quickly becoming the leaders in their markets.

Best impacts target selective audience

Companies that are looking to learn and expand upon their current marketing strategies and enhance their public relations in general are good reading candidates for this book. Overall the methods and processes described are generically described. A more detailed explanation of the processes needed to implement these methods are not covered in the book, but the book is comprehensive in regards to the various methods that comprise the "new" rules of marketing and PR.

The benefits of reading The New Rules of Marketing and PR are getting a 30 thousand foot view of an ever expanding virtual environments and being presented with some industry leading examples on utilizing the "new" tools and technologies.

It's unbelievable that today there are still PR companies or profitable corporations that are not aggressively focusing efforts into the latest and greatest internet and social media tools available, but according to Scott, this appears to be the case. So accordingly, I would recommend reading this book to those professionals and corporate executives that are still toying around with spending the effort or the costs of updating to these new strategies.

I have listed a couple of other high points for me from the book:

? An exceptionally well done Marketing Strategy Planning Template (and this template is available for downloading too - which is great).

? Valuable links to industry leaders in media press kits, media rooms and industry blog sites.

? Methodology and focus on buyer personas and marketing to them

Small business bang for their buck?

While I think this is a valuable book for those to understand the need for changing/expanding your marketing or PR strategies from traditional "interruption" style to inbound or content based web-enabled communications, I believe that the target buyer for this book was not the local small business.

Most of the clients I work with in the local business communities would not have a "PR" strategy or even would consider this aspect of marketing/advertising. Since there is a good deal of material in this book specifically related to Public Relations methods and enhancements to those methods, I think some of the readership would not appreciate this aspect of this book.

Additionally, along that same line of thought, I felt that most of the industry examples for social media, blog, video/audio content, etc - where mid to larger businesses that may have a substantial budget to experiment or initiate many of these types of methods.

However, I might add that just because your small business does not have a "PR" strategy today, after reading this book, some level of PR work done internally could net your small business some big benefits. For instance, using some of the ideas related to online press releases, media rooms, or even reaching out to your local newspaper could be a profitable endeavor. The mindset is that these PR strategies are for big businesses only, but one thing that the internet is excellent at, and that is equalizing ALL businesses based on valuable and useful web content as opposed to big PR budgets and advertising sponsors.

Summary

I am recommending this book overall to any person who owns, is responsible for, or interested in marketing and public relations trends as it relates to social and web-based communications. The book is detailed enough to cover the various tools and techniques, but broad enough to be educational/instructional but not technical.

There is some redundancy throughout the book and a few points that were overstated, but overall I thought the book was very readable, nicely formatted and had a good flow to it. It was pretty long (over 300 pages), which is tough for some of us short attention span learners. I felt that the material could have been covered easily in less than 300 pages, but nevertheless, I did not find it tedious.

I felt the book leaned toward the mid-size to larger corporate audience more than it did to my local small business friends, but I still feel the book is worth reading for both. Make no mistake though, once you pick a few methods or topics that interest you based on your business needs, further reading/learning will be required. This book is a general overview of the current web-based, content driven marketplace, not a manual for implementing new practices.

Joleen Halloran is an executive for ZoomIT Marketing, an internet, mobile, and social marketing company. Joleen has extensive business experience in project management, leadership, and specializes in motivational techniques and corporate culture.

Beyond Joleen's professional life, she is an avid reader and researcher of books and other materials related to her profession, but also to her special passion, which is metaphysical and spirituality topics. Ms. Halloran has read over 100 books related to metaphysics, spirituality, Western and Eastern religion, and law of attraction. Joleen is currently working on her how book, Finding Home - Breaking Free from Limits, which she hopes to have finished later this summer.

Beach Money - A Review of Jordan Adler's Book

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If you have ever thought, that the average person can't achieve success and realize their dreams then I recommend you read "Beach Money". A book about "Creating Your Dream Life Through Network Marketing," written by one of the most inspiring and most humble people I know, Jordan Adler.

Show me any network marketing leader who hasn't struggled in his or her career. Most of them had to overcome tremendous obstacles on their way to the top. There's no such thing as overnight success. They usually have been years in the making.

"Beach Money" is such a story. Jordan Adler's very personal story of struggles and failure and overcoming obstacles until he finally reached success. It will grab hold of you and you won't be able to put it down until you reach the last page.

Jordan's honest, giving demeanor comes through in "Beach Money" where he shows you a step-by-step success formula. The very same formula he used himself to grow an organization of thousands of people and generate a massive passive income. The kind of income you only work for once and get paid over and over again.

That is "Beach Money," money you get paid whether you get up in the morning or not; whether you're out shopping at the mall, traveling across the country or just lying on the beach.

Once you start reading his book, you will find that Jordan is much like you. If fear of failure or doubt that you'll ever have any success in network marketing has a grip on you, let Jordan's words inspire and encourage you. He knows what you're going through because he has lived it. He has been there and done it.

He will show you that you already have everything you need to succeed in network marketing. You just need a little push, a shift in your thinking and a roadmap to follow. That's all!

"Beach Money" will show you how you can grow your network marketing business even if the only time you have available is your lunchtime. And it will show you how you can turn your yearly income into your monthly income.

Jordan Adler is the top income earner in one of today's fastest-growing network marketing companies. But in spite of his tremendous success, he is very much down to earth.

So go ahead, grab a copy of "Beach Money." Let it inspire you. Let it encourage you to push on and to never, ever give up until you reach the lifestyle of your dreams.

So Beach Money is on the top of my list of book recommendations if you have a network marketing business. However if you want to create massive growth for your business, make sure you learn how to generate leads like the pros. You may be surprised and even shocked how well this can work for you.

How To Make Your First Dollar Online - A Review of Glen Hopkins My First Affiliate Dollar

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Starting a business and learning how to make money online can be a stressful process. There are many reasons too.

First, you need to develop a certain amount of skill. This means that you just can't jump in and start making money. You have to lay the groundwork first.

If you've never run a business before, or you don't know anything about starting a business, it can take months, even years, to get a business up and running and making money. The bottom line is that if you aren't willing to learn the basic skills necessary to start and run a business, you might as well quit now.

However, it's really not necessary to reinvent the wheel. Most of what you see online has worked for years. That doesn't mean that Glen Hopkins' "My First Affiliate Dollar" is any less valuable.

In a nutshell, this course will show you how to make money from affiliate programs, specifically Clickbank. Once you have learned the basic principles of this system, you will be able to use it to market any affiliate programs. The best part is that once you get the course, that's the only thing you need to purchase. This course will show you how to use completely free tools to build your business and start marketing it.

To give you a sense of how complete this course really is, the first thing you do is learn how to select your niche. A niche is a specific segment of a market. An example is health. A niche of health is weight loss. You can niche even further, but this course teaches you how to uncover niches that will make you money.

Once you've selected your niche, you'll learn how to build a basic site using a special free site. (This won't take you more than a couple of hours.) After you build your site, it's time to market.

You'll learn several different, and highly effective, internet marketing techniques: article writing, blog and ping, social bookmarking, Squidoo, Hub Pages, press releases and video marketing. When you've set up your first technique, then you start over. Simple. Wash, rinse, repeat.

What I really liked about this course is that you can download the free report, which is 24 pages long, and you get a complete action plan you can follow to make money from this system.

Need more help? Then buy the 26 videos, plus the four bonus videos, and you'll have everything you need to implement this system and start making money. The beauty of this system is that you can learn it in about five hours because that's how long it takes to watch the videos.

If you are new to starting a business online, you'll need to watch the videos, as well as read the ebook first. If you're an intermediate or advanced marketer looking for additional streams of income for your business, then you may just want to read the free report.

Regardless of your purpose, if want to learn how to market affiliate programs, this is an excellent course to teach you how. Although there are lots of ways to market affiliate programs effectively, this course teaches classic, no frills strategies you can learn and use over and over again to make money online. Do the work once and get paid over and over again. It's a lazy and lucrative money maker.

If you are looking for the next big thing, then this is definitely not for you. If you're tired of the next big thing and simply want a fast, easy, and effective way to make a lot money online without spending a lot of money, then you can't miss if you read, follow, and apply the strategies you learn in this course.

This course gets my highest recommendation, and Glen Hopkins is a top notch marketer. Definitely worth your time.

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Book Review: Marketing Lessons From The Grateful Dead - Sugaree For Internet Marketing

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Marketing Lessons From The Grateful Dead by David Meerman Scott and Brian Halligan is hawked as "presenting (sic) the most compelling case study in the history of social media and inbound marketing based on the band that pioneered it all." It's true. Sugaree lives,

Before we had a name for 'inbound marketing' or 'social media,' the Dead knew what it was and how to work it.

They stood out from their competition by being different and being themselves. If you ever attended a concert where Jerry forgot some words, they made even their lifestyle a unique service that embraced who they were, without apology and with an ?clat never since replicated.

The book begins with a foreword from ostensibly the world's biggest Deadhead, though there are many contenders for that title. It's hard to argue with basketball legend, Bill Walton, at 6'11" who saw the band over 750 times. Read the forward; you won't be able to put the book down.

Halligan, a marketing expert and HubSpot CEO, comments on the inspiration for the collaborative writing effort: We (sic)... " had been talking about the Grateful Dead as social media pioneers in the days before the Web... We collaborated on a HubSpot webinar and the tremendous feedback showed us that this concept really resonates with people."

That resonation makes sense. The Dead's fan base was/is the baby boomer population, now approaching retirement. This population sector is a powerful online presence. It is also a population sector that embraced the 'live for today', instant gratification mindset and is notoriously underfunded for approaching retirement.

Many of this generation would like to retire earlier to enjoy retirement years before health declines kick in. They have deferred savings in deference to their engaged existence in the present. Marketing Lessons From The Grateful Dead is likely to resonate strongly with them.

Specific chapters address such ideas as challenging prevailing industry assumptions. Remember how you could tape a Dead concert without risk or problems? The band considered it a compliment and even encouraged it. They even had a special taping section.

Turn your customers into followers. Bypass traditional marketing networks and go direct. The new online social media is paving the way in this endeavor.

Customer experience is now called "branding." Dead concerts were an interactive experience, a personal connection between the Band and the audience. This is the optimal relationship of successful internet marketing today.

For the Dead generation that didn't save for retirement, think again, like Jerry. Read this book. Take it to heart.

You can take the lessons pioneered by the Dead and build something now with no regrets later and validation for the way you've lived your life to date.

Marketing Lessons shows you how to build supplemental income if you take the lessons seriously and apply them.

Start building that income now and you can sit back by the fire and rock on to "Uncle John's Band," though your grand kids prefer Lady Gaga. Sugaree lives.

Sugaree, Uncle John's Band, Jerry lives! Read Marketing Lessons From The Grateful Dead, and live your retirement years the way you want, without compromise. To learn more about how to build a supplemental retirement income to maintain your lifestyle building an online home business [http://www.maestrocasa.com], click on the link, fill out the box and get immediate, free access to video trainings, especially #2 and #3, that will get you started now. We can talk about the good ole days too...

Lauren Botney is an Online Marketing Coach and Mentor for what is arguably the World's Largest Internet Marketing School around. Specializing in Article Marketing, Social Media techniques and other essentials for Profitable Internet Marketing [http://www.maestromoney.com]. She is dedicated and stubborn. She trains complete newcomers and seasoned pros worldwide to achieve Financial Success. Through positive mentoring, proven business strategies and continuing education, you can stay ahead of trends and sharpen your competitive edge. Sugar Magnolia enters the 21st century!

Auto Cash Hijack Review

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Auto Cash Hijack is a Affiliate Marketing Training Course Made By internet marketing Superstar's Brandon Scott This Course Teaches you how to make Money effectively in affiliate marketing The Auto Cash Hijack Review The Product has Introduced new method's of affiliate marketing that the public have not seen before only high end marketer's who make thousands per day. This new Method is based on viral marketing and integration Marketing with a twist that no other marketer has ever shared before. The Product Is Simple and easy to implement. You do not need a website, A list or any money to invest to implement the methods used. Brandon Created this to be the sole purpose to help those who do not have website to make money online.To give everyone a chance. That is why you do not have to rely on social media such as Google AdWords, Facebook,Twitter,PPC or YouTube. What will I learn with Auto Cash Hijack Even if your only beginning Marketing or Intermediate your sure to learn something new and make money if you implement the method's. This is what you get when you buy the product. You Will Master:

Integration MarketingViral MarketingLeveraging human psychology to turn visitors into good leads

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your own domain name or websiteyour own email listany startup money

So No costly startup fee's! Is a guarantee? Yes, With all ClickBank product's there is a 60 day guarantee if your not happy with the product!

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Review of Tim Bekker's Make Me a Millionaire - Is It Worth a Try?

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If you are trying to make a living on-line, you might have been promised a hundred times that you just push a button and the millions will come to you, haven't you? We all go through that phase, until we realize that the only money the guy is making is coming from people like us, falling for the hype. I have been through this, and you might as well. In the below review I am going to explore if Tim Bekker's Make Me a Millionaire is just another scam or a legitimate training program.

If you are not familiar with the name Tim Bekker, he is the guy who has been Clickbank's number one affiliate a couple of times, and has been in the top 100 for years. He is doing it using special affiliate marketing strategies, and I think he is clever. The best way to do business online, still, is to have your own product, and Tim Bekker decided to create some teaching other online marketers to master the strategies he is using at the moment.

Why is Tim Bekker's Make Me a Millionaire different?
Tim Bekker is not promising super-fast results like other on-line marketing trainers. He is focusing on long term results. The money you make will depend on how hard you work learning the affiliate marketing strategies, and how fast you take action. He does not promise you millions overnight, but offers you the chance to build up your million dollar online affiliate business gradually.

What does Tim Bekker's Make Me a Millionaire offer?
The training is a step by step program, and is suitable for starting up affiliates as well as advanced users. It is not a "get rich quick" program, and you need to follow the steps as you go. It offers an easy to follow learning plan, to help you get set up with your affiliate marketing business. It teaches techniques, traffic generation strategies and skills to make it happen.

Can you become a millionaire with Tim Bekker?
Tim is obviously not promising that everyone who buys this training package for a mere $7 will be making millions. Honestly speaking, it is up to you. You either take on the course and learn the techniques; implement the methods, or not. Nobody has ever made a killing in affiliate marketing by watching some videos. The choice is yours, but all the tools and knowledge you need are included in the program. Overall, I think the training module is a bargain, and is suitable for anyone who is serious about making money online.

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My Legit Online Jobs Review for 2011

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Legit Online Jobs is an online computer course that says they will provide you listings of legitimate jobs that you can do from your home to earn extra money (I say extra because I don't think anyone should plan on a full time income from this when they first start out). The Legit Online Jobs system is developed by Ross Williams and has been on the market for a few years now. When you sign up you get a lifetime membership that provides you with a resource of over 10,000 (and growing) online businesses that need some type of freelance worker to do projects on the web. Legit Online Jobs claims that a large number of these businesses pay huge sums of cash when you place ads for them, but the truth is, your ad must get enough attention to earn that large amount of money.

But for a second, let's take a look at what I find may be negatives when it comes to using the Legit Online Jobs course. Ross Williams says that one of their main benefits that their membership provides is that they do their best to remove possible scams from their system, but of course, this assumes that you are willing to pay for their membership (which is currently $49.95, not too bad if you make more than that).

As far as Legit Online Jobs testimonials are concerned (I always review these as sometimes they can tell you if a system seems fake or if they are fly-by-night systems), there are 3 audio testimonials and three written testimonials. I listened to the first testimonial, and truthfully it is was hard to tell if this one was real or not. But the second review by a woman named Peggy sounds very real and she claims to be making a good living online using the list of real jobs she got from Legit Online Jobs. The truth is, I've hired plenty of freelancers online to help me finish a bunch of projects online (like websites), so I am proof that there are businesses out there that are looking to hire you for extra money.

But is the list of businesses you get from Legit Online Jobs worth it? I guess if you make more than the price of the system, you've earned your money back and then some. Making money online isn't easy, but I am proof that it is possible. As far as I am concerned, anything that helps you cut through the clutter of garbage such as this list of businesses that need freelancers saves you time in the longer run. And time really is money in the end, right?

One thing I need to mention is to be careful about the screenshot that says "Weekly Sales Snapshot" showing the possible earnings. These are Clickbank screenshots, and often they can be deceptive, trying to show you that you can earn major amounts of money every day, but I can tell you from my Clickbank account that it takes effort, time, and work to get there. Just like everything online (and offline for that matter), the difference between making money online and living your dreams is the work you put into it. Any over-night success story that you hear about is often a small percentage of the pie of real online freelancers. Put in some elbow grease and some real, honest, hard work, and you are that much closer to living the dream of working from home or telling your boss to shove it. I just hope Ross Williams and his Legit Online Jobs system keeps the list of business up to date. Because what is the point of a lifetime membership if nothing ever changes or updates?