Join The Internet Revolution

Written by Hal Archer


There's a change going on. Have you noticed it? Internet Marketing is changing. Learningrepparttar ways ofrepparttar 118887 masters is getting easier.

Now you can earn while you learn. Gone arerepparttar 118888 days when some self-proclaimed expert or guru got you to buy his all-encompassing, never-need-anything else book. You paid maybe $47.00 to over a hundred dollars, and tried to read and understand it. Only to finally give up with a "What did he say?" The book ended up onrepparttar 118889 shelf andrepparttar 118890 process started all over again. You didn't learn and you most certainly didn't earn.

Nowrepparttar 118891 "new time" -repparttar 118892 new, friendlier dawn. Now you can earn and learn atrepparttar 118893 same time.

What isrepparttar 118894 "new, friendlier, take-you-by-the-hand, give-you-a-piece-of-the-pie revolution? Well, you might say, they are income generating programs or associations.

Here's why I call this a revolution. Because, in my opinion, these new income generating programs or associations are going to change web marketing forever. And it's going to change suddenly and forrepparttar 118895 betterment of you and me -repparttar 118896 guys trying to liverepparttar 118897 dream, be independent, and just make a good living and be left alone to do our thing.

Here's how they work. You joinrepparttar 118898 program. Pay a small fee each month. They providerepparttar 118899 goods. They start you off with information products to sell and provide a new one every month. But, you say - "that's an affiliate program." That's what I thought when I heard ofrepparttar 118900 first one.

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He gets allrepparttar 118905 credit, he gets more and more known, largely through your efforts and others like you. You remain inrepparttar 118906 background. You never get known. This is not egotism talking - this is business sense.

Look at it this way. I don't know where you live but wherever it is, there is a well known store. In that store many clerks are employed. If you go torepparttar 118907 store and make a purchase from a certain clerk, and someone asks you who you made that purchase from, you sayrepparttar 118908 name ofrepparttar 118909 store and notrepparttar 118910 name ofrepparttar 118911 clerk.

10 Critical Steps To e-business Safety

Written by Shahnaz Rauf


10 Critical Steps To e-business Safety

Copyright [C] 2002 Shahnaz Rauf, snzeport.com Web site and e-business security is a very sensitive issue. Some ofrepparttar top brass in cyber-marketing have hired full time network wizards to work it out for them. Giants such as Microsoft have set up special network security courses just to resolve such issues.

If you had a brick and mortar business, you would be maintaining a regular schedule and time sheets to monitor your employees. Also you would be ensuring tight security by installing alarms, closed circuit monitoring (video cameras), electronic cards etc. Online too you need to monitor your 24 hour sales person...

- Is he really doingrepparttar 118886 job you want him to do? - Is your eshop secure fromrepparttar 118887 darker elements? - Who and what are your customers doing? - Where are they coming from? - Does your business have any loop holes? - Are your transactions safe etc?

Yes you need to set up all your bells, whistles, snooping devices and other security measures. Here are 10 basic ‘must do’ steps for small home based webmasters like you and me:

1. Trade mark all your slogans, logo, ultimate selling proposition etc. by putting a TM sign [For example: The House of Viral e-BooksTM ]. This also gives you a touch of `class` and creates a brand image for you.

2. Put a Copyright notice and date (Copyright [C] 2002 Your name) on all your creations, articles, sales letter, web pages etc.

3. Put a disclaimer - `use it at your own risk` clause for all your work- articles/ebook/website/atrepparttar 118888 end of ezine etc. This discourages those elements who are not capable of accepting responsibility for their actions and need to pin it else where.

4. On all outgoing auto-responder messages – putrepparttar 118889 ‘this is an autoresponse’ clause to avoid any spam complaints. For I have experienced that inrepparttar 118890 rush to grab something free, some people will keep sending several emails to auto- responders instead of waiting patiently for response to arrive. Then of course,repparttar 118891 basic autoresponder sends them an equal number of responses.

5. Make your ezine/ list double opt in - state this right atrepparttar 118892 top, also let them know that confirmation e-mail and computer IP address is on record. If you want to be even more secure, tell them that any false spam complaints will be prosecuted and damages will be claimed due to downtime- this will discourage any ‘happy-go- lucky’ individuals whose sole purpose in life is to mess it up for hard working, down to earth, honest people. [Beware: The double opt–in procedure may reduce your subscriber count – but will let you cultivate a very high quality list of people who really want to hear from you.]

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