How to Start Your Home Grown Internet Biz

Written by Edward Thorpe


So you wanna be an internet cowboy/cowgirl?

Yahooooo! As I once heard a drunken wedding reception guest yell out whenrepparttar boozing bride took a running leap ontorepparttar 117975 back ofrepparttar 117976 bridegroom's Mother.

Asrepparttar 117977 bridegroom's Mom hitrepparttar 117978 floor with her new daughter- in-law riding her, it didn't take a prophet to foretell thatrepparttar 117979 Stuff was about to hitrepparttar 117980 fan.

Yahooooo! You're starting your Home Grown Internet Biz!

OK. Great. Super! I one hundred per cent endorse your decision.

Here's your first business assignment. Figure out if your Home Grown Internet Biz is going to berepparttar 117981 bride orrepparttar 117982 bridegroom's Mom.

Becauserepparttar 117983 Stuff is about to hitrepparttar 117984 fan!

Just like atrepparttar 117985 wedding reception,repparttar 117986 internet is over loaded with wild-eyed experts. Every damn one of these experts are going to want to get into your action.

So prepare yourself. You're going to drenched with *expert* advice.

Some ofrepparttar 117987 advice will be OK. Some will be good. And some will be very good. Butrepparttar 117988 biggest part ofrepparttar 117989 advice will waste your money and your time.

So how do you know whenrepparttar 117990 advice is good, very good or stinkin? That, my friend is a very good question.

You're going to trust yourself. If your gut sends you a caution signal, listen up.

If your gut tells you this feels right, listen up. Do some more checking. If it still feels right and it feels like fun, not work, you're probably onto something.

You already know everything you need to know. Just trust yourself. If you can think it, you can do it. Really.

It's going to take you awhile to learn how to userepparttar 117991 many electronic tools that make internet marketing so much easier than working offline.

No big deal there. Take it one step at a time. Work your way through it. Most ofrepparttar 117992 tools you'll need are easy anyway. Of courserepparttar 117993 more difficult, like building and maintaining your websites, will take longer. But you can master them.

The web is loaded with free help for every tool you'll actually need. Here's a short list of what You can learn for free.

How to use html. How to get yourownbiz.com website. How to design your website. How to build your website. How to maintain and update your website. How to get a product to sell. How to sell your product. How to write advertising copy. How to & where to advertise. How to track your advertising. How to follow-up with your advertising. How to get paid. How to accept credit cards/checks. How to pick affiliate programs. How to make affiliate sales. How to stand out fromrepparttar 117994 other affiliates. How to use email. How to use autoresponders. How to start your own ezine. How to design your ezine. How to write your ezine. How to get subscribers to your ezine. How to mail to your ezine list. How to manage your ezine list. How to make your ezine worth reading. How to make money with your ezine list. How to create or buy an info product to sell. How to write sales copy. How to market and sell your info product. How to start your own affiliate program. How to manage your affiliate program. How to pay your affiliates. How to set up joint ventures with others. How much to pay for joint ventures.

Tap Into 'Hidden' Assets and Multiply Your Profits!

Written by Edward Green


Many aspiring entrepreneurs don't have enough faith in their ability to build a successful home-based business for themselves. Their greatest concern is basically this: IT COSTS MONEY TO MAKE MONEY. Unfortunately strapped for cash, many simply don't believe they haverepparttar necessary resources to succeed.

If you're held back by these mistaken thoughts (or even if you DO believe you haverepparttar 117974 resources you need to succeed), you'll want to keep reading. Because... I'm about to share insiders' secrets with you to a PROVEN marketing strategy, one which will enable you to discover and tap into 'hidden' assets potentially worth thousands upon thousands of dollars.

Introducing... Host/Beneficiary Marketing

This marketing strategy can be 'pure dynamite' for you! The strategy has been described by Mike Enlow as "the fastest, easiest way on earth to make a fortune." It has been called "Joint Ventures Marketing," "Endorsed Offer Marketing", and "Fusion Marketing" by its various proponents. Perhaps its greatest advocate, Jay Abraham (my mentor), has referred to this strategy as setting up a "Host/Beneficiary Relationship."

Here's what's great about this approach to marketing. It can be done with little or no financial investment, and it WORKS (producing thousands and thousands of dollars in profits for those who understand how to use it well)!

'In a nutshell'... these arerepparttar 117975 basics of how it's used.

A Host company agrees to let a Beneficiary company send a sales message to people onrepparttar 117976 Host company's customer list.

Thoughrepparttar 117977 Beneficiary usually preparesrepparttar 117978 message, it's signed (and endorsed) byrepparttar 117979 Host. This capitalizes onrepparttar 117980 Host's relationship with His/Her customers (Host's valuable 'hidden' asset). It's a fact... customer lists are recognized as valuable business assets byrepparttar 117981 IRS.

For use of this list,repparttar 117982 Beneficiary typically agrees to share a portion ofrepparttar 117983 profits withrepparttar 117984 Host. Also, many timesrepparttar 117985 Beneficiary will give FREE items torepparttar 117986 Host's customers who take advantage ofrepparttar 117987 offer inrepparttar 117988 message.

That makes it a "win-win" deal for everyone (the Beneficiary,repparttar 117989 Host, andrepparttar 117990 Host's customers)!

Now let's suppose you have a product. Expand your thinking as to what a product is (onrepparttar 117991 Internet, it could be an ebook, a piece of software, an affiliate program, or even an MLM business opportunity).

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