In days of American frontier, our ancestors sought riches of a better piece of land-freedom from confines of uncomfortable quarters in Eastern cities. We nowadays strive for relief from long hours at plant or office.

Or, preferring day job scene, we blaze our own fresh trails to long-term extra income. We open part time home businesses.

The expedition I'm talking about is over relatively uncharted territory-the wilderness of information marketing. When I packed my wagon and headed west, we explorers were foraging among trees. We weren't yet sure of trail.

We knew people would pay for electronically delivered information, but we weren't sure how to get them to do it. In our greenness we foundered in experiments with Free For All Links, search engine positioning, and much to our dismay, Email spamming.

Unfortunately many still haven't learned that spamming is not only rude and ruthless, its useless. Its kind of like a cowpoke yelling through a late nineteenth-century saloon door. The piano player stopped playing, everyone got quiet and looked, and then din rose again.

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Fear of failure is number one reason why most of us stay away from starting our own online venture. We may feel like cowards, but let's face facts. Most people who do go online expecting to make six figures within first several months, ultimately find nothing but failure. Why? The answer is simple: they haven't learned secrets that really work from those who have used them successfully.

If you want to find success 'real success' on Internet these days, you really have to do your homework. You can't just join first opportunity that looks good to you, or venture out on your own without a specific and proven plan. If you do, you're most likely bound for disappointment.