So why am I revealing them to you?

Good question. The facts are that lots of people are already using them and making lots of cash and keeping quiet about it. The thing about net is that you can't keep a secret for very long. Besides I have plenty to gain if you remember me as person who was most responsible for changing your online fortunes. It means I'll be able to sell you lots of stuff in future. The PR spin doctors will tell you that I am trying to position myself in a certain way in minds of public. For profitable reasons of course.

So here are 3 secrets.

1)Well written articles People on net are always ignoring this one. Boring plain articles will do nothing for you. But well written, useful articles with valuable information that solves problems will do everything for you. Many times I've posted an article at one site and then done a google search a few weeks later to realize it has already been re-posted in dozens of other sites. One sales enquiry I received today via email had a url link to site where nice man had seen my article. I'd never heard of it before and yet 1192 persons have already viewed it.

2)It's a numbers game When I first started using articles, I didn't think of numbers involved. And a lot of people who may have posted one or two articles and forgotten all about it may be making exactly same mistake I made. I wrote one article and sat back waiting for a response. I still got it (after about 3 weeks) but I soon got wiser.

The first blogs I ever read were embarrassing tales of teenage angst better left private, political diatribes from both rabid right and rabid left, and jargon-filled tech rags that made my eyes glaze over

And yet everyone was talking about blogs and that I would soon be left behind if I didn't have one. But they never gave me a simple explanation of how it would benefit me. They talked about RSS - you know, obligatory "real simple syndication" - followed by a long, boring, techie article filled with jargon that wasn't simple at all. They talked about syndicating my site, but not how that would benefit my business.

No one ever told me, "Hey, fool, listen up! How would you like a 3 or 4 line text link to your site on thousands of other sites getting you tons of traffic and backlinks up ying-yang on all SE's?"

If they had, trust me. I'd have been blogging my heart out!

Eventually I did start a blog simply because it was getting harder and harder to get my ezine delivered. This particular ezine delivers tips to network marketers. Now if you've had any experience with spam filters, you know that any email with "M" word (MLM) or "N" word (network marketing) practically lights up scoreboard! I even tried using "M*L*M" or "net*work mark@eting." But that got old real fast. Trying to sound like a halfway intelligent professional while writing like a first grader on their first day of school just didn't cut it. I was starting to confuse even myself!

So I decided to start a blog, and then just email my list with link to article every week. Not only has that greatly increased day to day traffic to my site, but I discovered a couple of interesting benefits along way.