I know many successful Net Marketers that own their huge list where they can can send their offer over and over again. Each time they send an offer they pull some money to their pocket!

Now I would tell you easiest way to build a list. And that is to use Traffic Exchanges. Traffic Exchange is program where people surfing to get visitor in return. So in order to get visitor you need to visit other's website. The best thing about this service is that you can use it for FREE.

This one-way communication experience is a big turn-off and many times frustrating to cope with at time.

Is this occurring in your marketing? Oops, no one wants to think of their business as turning a deaf ear to their market. Yet it can be easy to do since most of us have a jammed packed life already, with little time to spare let alone to listen to what our market is saying. Yet, we can't afford not to, or we lose our revenue. Relying even 40 percent on push marketing turns off sound to your market. Okay, Catherine, what is push marketing?

Push marketing is when you use brochures, flyers and other material -- including your business card -- and you push them out into market praying all time you are doing it, hoping they read them and will take action you want them to. This is an easy rhythm to get into because it allows you to hide and not feel any rejection. Yes, if you don't know who they are, they can't reject you.

Materials are supporting documentation and should never be used to push what people need to buy from you. Yet, business owners, especially independent professionals and newbie’s (under 3 years in business) use push marketing to frequently to "feel" like they are marketing. Then when response rate is nil or real small, which is always case, they get disappointed, give up (major reason for dissolutions in first 3 years of businesses), and begin to think they can't market, or marketing is "t-o-o" hard.

Then they walk around pointing out why people aren't buying. Take a moment, do it now before you forget, and make a quick list of what you use to market your service -- brochures, business card, flyers, what else? Yes, most web sites are push marketing -- you need to push people to get them to visit. Of course, there are some exceptions.

Now ask, "How much do I count on for these materials to market for me? Do you go to networking events and push your business card into everyone’s hand?" Oh, did you feel that whoosh of negative energy with that sentence? I sure did. Next time, keep those business cards in your pocket until asked for one and then still hesitate to give it out without some boundaries or criteria.

Why, because a business card has all your contact information on it. U-know, name, phone number, and maybe a logo that took you a year or two to develop that your market could care less about.