"50% Off Everything In Stock! We Need To Clear Out Our Inventory To Make Room For Next Week's New Product Arrivals!"

5.) The "I Couldn't Have Said It Better Myself" headline.

This is a very powerful headline technique when you have some outstanding testimonials.

"I Made $493 Yesterday Using Your Amazing Marketing System! I've Never Gotten Results Like This Before And I've Been Trying For 2 Years. Thanks A Million!" -Pat Murphy, Evanston, Illinois

6.) The "Aren't You Glad I Asked" Headline.

This is a great technique to target your marketing and draw out those most likely to need your product. To be effective, you need to know your market very well and understand how your prospects think.

"Are You Sick And Tired Of Losing Weight Only To See It Come Right Back On? Well, Here's A Simple Diet Plan Guaranteed To Take It Off ... And Keep It Off!"

7.) The "You Can't Lose" headline.

This headline style puts your guarantee front and center and builds trust and credibility.

"Simple Technique Boosts Your Sales By 266% Within 60 Days Or Your Money Back! No Questions Asked!"

Your headlines literally have power of making or breaking your marketing efforts. So, spend some quality time building a hard working team of Internet Salesmen.

To seperate yourself from pack, you need to look at every aspect of your internet marketing effort and ask yourself, "What's unique about this?" And, "How does this contribute to my own unique web presence?"

Here's some important areas to look at to get you started.

* Are you playing it safe and trying to please and sell everyone, and consequently selling to almost no one?

* Why should your prospects believe YOU when they are skeptical of so many others?

* How about your ezine? Is it similar to countless others or is there a unique theme or tone running through it?

* While your ads may be well written, is overall message very much same as pack?

* How is your sales page unique? And have you given it a measured dose of your own personality?

This process of developing a distinct 'uniqueness' is subjective, involves risks, takes work to implement, and time to evaluate and change again if necessary. But in doing so, you will develop factors crucial to successfully setting yourself apart in a very competitive marketplace.

Back onboard, my wife took a chance and went to OTHER SIDE of boat, alone. Sure enough, whale popped up for a few seconds, she got shot, and that was last that was seen of that whale, or any other, for rest of trip. There were alot of unhappy tourists grumbling on way back.

Stand out from crowd. Move to empty side of boat -- and you'll stand a much better chance of getting your picture of whale.