Does that mean my website will never make it? I don’t think so. I will work on important things and pay attention to credible things. Mike’s efforts and words will stand test of time. I am sure of that. Gimmicks will come and go. I may not be making best of what seems like “the magic bullet’ but I will work to improve aspects that will stand test of time.

Does that mean it will take longer to rank well? Maybe, but once it gets there, it shouldn’t quickly go away simply because some gimmick that I utilized has been banished. It should stand test of time!

Will I take more pride in my accomplishment? Definitely yes. I realize that in this day and age of competition that “pride” may not be a factor. It is all about money and “do it fast”. I still believe there is a place for pride. And to repeat Mike’s words “put some content in your website”. I bet it will bring more return viewers to your site. If they have found something of value, they will return to it.

Let’s get it back to Pride and Quality. Let your investment Stand test of time!

Tom Henricks

Of all payment and money transfer services online, PayPal ranks as absolute lowest in cost and easiest to set up.

PayPal allows merchants to sell physical and downloadable products along with personal services.

~ ClickBank.com ~

For a $50 one-time fee ClickBank enables online ebook, software and other electronic information sellers to not only accept credit cards, but provide instant delivery of their products to online purchasers.

ClickBank allows any merchant to accept virtually every major credit card on planet.

The online merchant simply adds a purchase link to their site, customer clicks link, fills in their payment information and credit card gets authorized on spot.

Once card gets approved ClickBank redirects buyer to a page that enables them to download ebook, software, or other product they have just purchased.

ClickBank also operates a fully integrated affiliate program that automatically pays affiliates who sell your products for you.

ClickBank heavily restricts what merchants may sell through service and does not allow sale of physical goods.

~ PaySystems.com ~

Of three, Paysystems behaves most like a traditional credit card merchant account.

The service allows merchant to integrate with a number of third-party shopping carts as well as use PaySystems shopping cart system.

Merchants pay a small transaction fee and a percentage of sale, but don't sign up for any long-term service contracts or equipment leases.