The beginners & players: When starting out, you want to find websites within your field that have also just started. This way, you both can grow together. On flip side, if you've been around for a while, getting other website's attention won't be too hard for you. People will either listen up real quick or not at all by measure of your success online.

Sad Reality: In some respects, this method of connectivity seems much like a rally for BMW's and another rally for NEON's. There is rarely something that fits in middle. If you now have medium success online, it is still a little tough to make successful websites want to connect with you and newer websites are now knocking on your door.

In Conclusion: Keep plugging away at everything you are doing online. What you put out there will come back in equal amounts. - Law of universe.

Hope this article helps you out!

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Sadly, we cannot apply this to our Online Business. Even dotcom millionaires who made their bucks in 90s when competition was minimal, produce a constant flow of eBooks and Reports. The bigger their name, bigger their price tag however, and that tells me you will pay if you have been properly indoctrinated. Much is poorly written and most is merely regurgitated garbage.

You can certainly automate 90% of your marketing, and bring your efforts as close to zero as possible.

*run your own FFA page with an automatic message to every person who posts

*design a template for your Ezine, and spot-fill it each week with new material

*start writing Articles and forward them to an article submission service

*set up your own website with your own domain name

*put a Resource page on your website offering all of your programs

*submit your website to a Search Engine submission service

Once in place, this strategy should allow you days away from your computer if needed or desired. It’s always a good practice to spend some of your “away” time reading Internet updates. New technology can leave you behind unless you stay in know. The best sources for this are free (or fee) subscriptions to factual Newsletters that come right to your desk.

© 2004 Esther Smith