Even if perspective to reach millions of potential customers is surely exciting, truth is that internet marketing is more difficult than it may seems and if you don't have a sufficient experience you will usually waste a lot of time and resources doing things that don't produce results you expect.

For this reason, seeking advice from competent internet marketing experts is essential if you want to succeed online.

Hiring a consultant can be very expensive, but fortunately this is not only possibility.

In fact you can utilize one of many internet marketing informational products (like books, manuals or ebooks) that are available online.

There are complete courses that deal with every possible aspect of entire process of building, managing and promoting your business online.

Other products concern very specific topics like how to write effective advertisements or sales letters, or how to promote your site on search engines.

You can usually choose among a great variety of media formats: printed manuals, downloadable ebooks that allow you to use product immediately, CD-ROMs, or even videos and audio tapes, if reading a big manual is not something for you.

The only risk is to be confused by so many possible choices. So how can you determine product more suited to your needs?

When I need to decide about purchase of an informational product, first thing I do is reading each and every page of author's site.

You may think that informations on a site designed to sell a product are, by definition, not objective.

By: Andy George

Jim Edwards and Joe Vitale who are both well known in Internet online industry wrote this eBook. The 2004 version of this book is 206 pages long though it should be mentioned that less than 100 pages are concentrated on theme of eBook whereas rest of eBook involves interviews with various successful eBook authors (in eyes of Edwards and Vitale) and bonus reports.

I believe that Edwards and Vitale were wrong to follow this approach since when one tries to overkill with respect to information, result is opposite to one intended since reader may be confused even more and in my opinion eBook would have been more effective if it was shorter and did not include interviews with these authors whose approaches were different. Perhaps Vitale and Edwards should have sold interviews by eBook experts as a separate eBook.