I think that thought is something that comes into mind of all Newbie computer users. I mean, there's no way you can miss all offers from heap of self proclaimed "Gurus" selling you get-rich-quick plans and schemes! Nonetheless, people that started out just like you are making a good living on Internet.

I know constant assault of ads and all new technology must be intimidating; some of it still intimidates me! That's why I've decided to write present article and make it as simple for a Newbie to understand basics of Internet Marketing. Please follow me as I give you a guided tour.

The first thing you should do, is this:

Don't purchase anything, at all! The previous sentence is so important because pressure to buy all assorted plans and schemes is so great. Look at it this way: Since you just got here, how in world are you gonna know what to buy for your first step onto Net marketing?

Give yourself some time to get to know Web, join many of good forums and newsletters available. Discuss items that will help elevate your general knowledge of Web and Internet Marketing, in particular. After a few months things will start to sink in and you'll be more Internet savvy!

While going to forums and gaining experience, keep these questions twirling around in back of your mind:

What kind of Internet business would make me happy?

What activity have I seen on Web that I would love to do or be a part of?

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