Even top marketers continually try to learn and or improve on their existing marketing methods. The day that you think you have nothing else to learn or "know it all" is day that you are finished in this business.

With that said, I would like to share with you my Top 5 knowledge resources and what has helped me in my 2 years online and I hope it can help you too!

#1 Corey Rudl's The Insider Secrets To Marketing Your Business On The Internet

This is a huge 2 volume course that details everything Corey does that makes him millions online every year.

This is by far best course I have ever bought. I would go as far as to say 85% of my internet marketing knowledge comes from this course alone.

The course doesn't come cheap but with information he shares, believe me, you will more than make up money you spent for it. I highly recommend it.

And if you don't buy it then do yourself a favor and sign up for his monthly newsletter. It's probably best of best information wise.

http://www.milleniummarketers.com/internetmarketingchallenge

#2 Books That's right... books. If you don't like reading then you are going to have a tough time being successful in this business.

Go to your local book store or to Amazon.com and you will see there are a ton of books from marketing to copywriting to self-improvement... you get idea.

Here are some books that I highly recommend:

"Think & Grow Rich" by Napolean Hill

"Conversations With Millionaires" by Mike Litman and Jason Oman

The single best way to earn a lot of money real fast online is through joint ventures. That's where you and another individual (or group of individuals) take your combined resources and offer then to marketplace by harnessing unique resources you both have. Often one person has a special product he can offer and other person has a large list of contacts he can present this offer to. Making a special mailing or offering product at discount to this list can sometimes generate an amazing amount in only 24 - 48 hours.

The problem is that many of people asking me this question haven't developed any special resources yet. They don't have a product of their own or a large list. They have to overcome this dilemma before they can capitalize on magic of joint ventures. They need to come up with a product or get rights to a product that potential joint venture partners would become excited about.

I do a lot of joint ventures. I am even a member of a site set up solely for joint ventures. Early membership in this by-invitation-only group includes many individuals with mailing list of over 100,000, many software developers, and many product creation and marketing experts. Joint ventures or even ezine ad swaps among members of this group produces truly amazing results.