The second was built from watching others that did not make grade and is getting ready to launch any day. The site is very well put together and I even know team that are behind sceens!

So what makes these sites legal? Any program on internet that has to do with marketing and advertising has to have a product to be able to stick to rules set fourth by internet cops! Yes there are people that look for programs that have SCAMS written all over them and they are just around to take your money.

Doublers are not one of these sites (Yet) But I am sure there will be someone out there that uses something like this to grab that almighty dollar and run with it so be careful! I have already ran into one that said that it lost it's database and gave people back their money but only in form of putting it back into system. When I tried to take my funds out of system all I got was unanswered emails and it is still in there! (Lesson well learned!)

But for most part these programs do work, Some of them have even found ways of helping your advertising for a product that you might have or affiliate program you might be promoting. And it is not something that is FFA's and Classified ads which is a complete wast of time and money!

So in closing be sure to check out any program that you join, But also check out new WAVE on internet in these doublers! They will make you very happy as money always seems to have that effect on people (Like Me)

Dont just jump into a doubler without first seeing what their product is and who is behind program itself. If you are not sure how to do this you can go to a site like GoDaddy.com and look up domain name under Whois. This kind of site will help you find out name of person and give you information on them that you can use to see who they are.

So are affiliate programs a thing of past? NO but there are other ways for normal person to come online and find a great way to get into income part of internet. I really think guy that invented these little scripts was tired of seeing people lose their money and figured out how he could make best out of a bad common way of earning online.

Good luck in your ventures and happy doubleing!

Regards, Damon Smith Publisher,HaileysComet Weekly eZine http://www.haileyscometweekly.com

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1) No clear explanation of what website or business is about. Internet surfers are very impatient and if they can't figure out what site's about in a few seconds, many will simply click away.

2) Forms asking for contact information without telling them what you're going to do with their information. People aren't going to give you their phone number and address, or even email address unless they know that they're only going to get information they want to receive. You have to sell them on value - "What's In It For Me?" - of having you follow up with them. You also have to assure them that you respect and will protect their private data.

People understand that you're asking for their contact information so that you can follow-up. Clearly tell them how you're going to follow-up and why they want you to do this. Explain precisely what benefit is in it for them?

3) No indication of who, or WHAT, is behind site. Your website should have very clear contact information on it. A name, email address, phone number, and if practical a physical address should be on site. Letting people see that there is a real person behind site is what builds that essential trust. A photo on site further builds connection and lets them see that a real, ordinary person runs business.

4) Proof that what site says is true. Your making a statement does not provide proof. Others saying it, does provide some "proof." So you need testimonials and statements from a variety of people verifying and validating all of your assertions. These testimonials should have name, company, city and state, website url, etc. Vague testimonials with only a set of initials merely create suspicion. A testimonial with a photo is even more credible.

5) An understandable explanation of compensation plan. I'm a college graduate with about 20 years of FORMAL schooling. Many of websites that I read leave me totally CLULESS as to how I would get paid and how much. If your explanation or illustrations of your "payment plan" leave people confused, it will also leave them unsure. This is another area where, if company provided website doesn't "cut it," then you need to create you own.

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After you've looked at company, product or service, and website, then you need to look at your follow-up. This is one of those things that Internet allows you to do easier by allowing you to automate much of it. Autoresponders are my favorite tool there, although not only one.

You also need to incorporate email, chat, an interactive website, and YES even using phone. Do all of these things right and your business is guaranteed to succeed. Do many of these things wrong, and it's guaranteed to fail.

Use tips in this article as a checklist - today. Just do a point-by-point review. It's critical to your business survival! For some, it will clearly show why your network marketing efforts are failing!