Let me try to answer these questions. There are lots of reasons to write an article:

1. Get your name and your business noticed 2. To help others 3. To teach others 4. To share experiences 5. Free advertising for your business

What do I write about? First, I write whatever thoughts come into my head on a sheet of paper. I make a list, then put it into some sort of order. Then I expand on each thought. Where do ideas come from? I don't know. When I try to think of a subject for an article - nothing happens! Just a bunch of unrelated thoughts - then all of a sudden an idea pops into my head and voila! words come pouring forth faster than I can write them down! It's a fascinating experience!

Usually I wake up sometime during night with ideas running through my head. I write them down as they come - in dark - try reading THAT in morning! It's no use trying to go to sleep, it won't let me alone. If I didn't write these thoughts down as they occur - they would be gone in morning - lost forever. My best ideas seem to come after lights out! This article was no exception! So far, my articles have all come from my own experiences. I guess that's what I know best.

If you are out there trying to make money via Internet Marketing then you are not by any means alone.

There are now tens-of-thousands of folks working part-time, trying to generate enough income to leave their 9-5 and live off their online income for good.

But sadly, for most of these people, reality is that they will probably scrape by month-by-month, earning odd commission check, but never really breaking thru' to "Online Big Time"!

Now as someone who has been fortunate enough to translate that ultimate dream of making enough money 'while I sleep', to give up my day job (if I chose to), I've been troubled about why others work just as hard as me (or harder) online - but never seem to make it to holy grail of internet profits.

So eventually I conducted a piece of research using responses from people who have taken my internet marketing mini-course.

And results were most revealing...

TOO MANY EXPERTS - TOO LITTLE TIME!

Something that I had long suspected and have even experienced for myself, turns out to be absolutely true.

There is a lot of excellent help and advice available out there for online marketers.

In fact you don't need to look very far and you'll soon be stumbling across internet marketing experts that'll tell you much about important subjects like:

> product creation

> autoresponders

> opt-in lists

> follow-up marketing

> choosing right pricing

> running affiliate programs

> and so on...and so forth...

BUT, confusingly each and every one of these "experts" sets themselves up to be an authoritative "guru".

And now suddenly (for average Joe trying to make a good living online) marketplace in advice is overcrowded and *very* confusing.

Sure, a lot of available information seems to be very good, but where should you start and who should you believe?

Worse still...one expert seems to be contradicting next and everyone is SHOUTING so loud that you just don't know what to do for best (or first).

And result of all this?

COMPLETE PARALYSIS!