4. Do treat others with respect! Always give others on boards same treatment and respect you would want them to give you. No matter how much or how little someone knows, they still deserve same respect as others. Always remember, you started out not knowing much either.

5. Do build relationships! I have "met" so many wonderful people since starting on internet! It is a great way to build personal and business relationships. So go to boards, start a conversation and just have some fun, while building your business!!

Boards for WAHMs: http://www.hbwm.com/cgi-bin/Ultimate.cgi http://www.bizymoms.com/discus/ http://www.moms-home-work.com/disc3_frm.htm

Internet Marketing Boards: http://www.williecrawford.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi http://www.free-publicity.com/cgi-bin alk.cgi http://www.bizweb2000.com/wwwboard/ http://rimdigest.intranets.com/login.asp

Home Business Boards: http://powerhomebiz.com/discussion/subscription.htm http://attractionmarketing.com/discussion/index.html http://www.ablake.net/forum/

You can find more boards at: http://www.forumone.com http://www.delphi.com

Visit some of these boards, find your favorites and get to work building relationships, your business and your reputation!!

It's a fine line between adding value to your products and DEVALUING them. I'm selling my own eBook for $15 and yes, I throw in a free eBook as a bonus. But there's only one AND it's complementary to eBook I'm selling, not just complimentary. The free eBook is a useful and relevant bonus. If I was to load up offer with 5 other bonus products, it would make whole deal cluttered and unnecessarily 'generous'. I would get fewer sales.

Until very recently I also included sales pitch 'buy my eBook for $15 TODAY and I'll throw in a free eBook.' I've taken out word 'TODAY' because I don't have any plans to withdraw free bonus tomorrow (or day after for that matter.) If you DO have a real price rise around corner or a genuine limited period offer, that's fine. However, many of Internet marketing offers I see include something like 'order by this Friday, 19 January.' and when I see same ad following month it says 'order by this Friday, 9 February.' JAVA scripts and suchlike have allowed Internet marketers to invent a new concept: a rolling 'this Friday.'

Oh, and have you seen 'buy this eBook for $29.95 TODAY and I'll give you a marketing course worth $1,495 absolutely FREE' offer? Does prospective customer really perceive free marketing course to be worth $1,495? I don't think so. The word 'credibility' springs to mind!

Finally, if you want 109 bonuses I promised, I'll try and find some of free 'Killer Reports' I've acquired over past few months. Now, let me see, which folder did I save them in...?