Step one for me was getting to know marketplace. Yes, even though I've been around online marketing since beginning, I still had to do my homework.

What did this 'homework' involve?

Nothing too complicated... I just walked road and looked for holes. Specifically, I talked to lots of beginning and intermediate Internet marketers and asked them what they needed.

And here's amazing thing. They told me :-)

Seriously, if you want to receive a flood of useful information, just talk to your prospects and listen to them. They will tell you everything you need to know.

They'll show you exactly where holes are and once you see them, it's pretty obvious how to fill them.

Because I did my homework, when it came time to design System training and marketing for it, I was filling real holes in a real road and my customers experienced difference between System and other seminars right away.

Instead of hitting bump after bump, they had a smooth ride. Instead of spinning their wheels in potholes, they went out and built businesses and changed their lives.

Every successful business works this way.

There's an existing market, there's a lack in that market, and someone comes along and provides what's missing.

When these three elements are working for you everything falls into place and you get to declare yourself a 'marketing genius.'

But if you've got brains and guts and you sincerely want to be more than just another member of the 'mediocre Internet marketing majority,' take the FREE Pre-System Training. After just a few lessons you'll see right away if the System is for you or not. The Pre-System Training is a course that stands on its own and over the years, it's helped a lot of people make a lot of money. http://www.bazuji.com/system

* Coming to email marketing, focus of e-marketing is shifting more and more towards use of emails. For acquiring and retaining customers, email is ideal. Offering an interactive, low cost solution, this medium of marketing is more flexible and gives marketer an opportunity to build a strong relationship with it’s customers.

When people switch on their computer, first thing most will do is, checking their email. Email marketing can be a fantastic way of staying in touch with your customer base and making an impression on new customers. Whether it is simply a welcome message, a promotional offer, a fortnightly newsletter or quarterly company magazine delivered into your customer's inbox. Email marketing increases and maintains product awareness. But good email marketing is also selective. If you start spamming your customers with junk mail every day or sell your customer list to an advertising firm, then email marketing will work against your business.

Last Stop: RSS (Real Simple Syndication) (2003)

"RSS" stands for Really Simple Syndication. RSS is a standard for publishing regular updates to web-based content. Using this standard, web publishers provide updates, such as latest news headlines, special announcements, press releases or web log postings. Since it's increasingly challenging to reach inbox of your users, with Spam filters, ISP black lists, abandoned email addresses, etc. I’m sure RSS will emerge as preferred tool for communicating with normal consumers as well as your affiliates; it is a one-hand solution and best of all.

RSS is a special Internet tool that gets your content delivered directly to your recipients, without any Spam filters to get in way. And that's just one of things where it can help you save losses, which you can experience in Internet marketing and publishing. On top of this, it's easy to use ... and is very cost effective.