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August 14, 2009 - Issue #2746

What's Hot Now! Do You Know What Your Optimum Selling Strategy Is? If not, don't spend another dollar on your business until you hear Michael Masterson explain it - in detail and with easy-to-follow examples - at our Info-Marketing Bootcamp this November. "Until you discover the OSS for your niche, your chances of success are dismal," Masterson says. "After you know it, making money is as simple as following a path of dotted lines." "This year I claimed $134,408 on my income tax return - all from copywriting!" What do a retired engineer, a ballroom dance instructor, and a grocery store clerk have in common? They all radically increased their incomes - while working less - within months of discovering they could write sales letter. Hear their amazing stories here… Don't Have Any "Start Up" Funding? It's a myth that you need venture capital or loads of your own money to start a business online. Thousands of today's most successful Internet businesses began as very small operations funded by a few hundred dollars and a great game plan. We have that game plan for you. It will give you fast growth, and you'll never have to worry about getting deep in debt. Today's Word to the Wise: Quagmire Learn How To "How To" By David Cross One of the most daunting things about starting your own Internet business is the idea of creating regular, unique content for your website. You can raise your eyebrows and sigh. It's okay. But you are going to need this fresh content if you want to get anywhere with search engines. Plus, your site visitors will expect you to continue to provide them with relevant and useful information ... if you expect them to keep coming back. Call it writer's block or just plain old brain freeze, but finding topics to write about isn't always easy. There is one type of article, though, that can pull you out of this creative quagmire. It will keep your readers happy and help boost your search engine traffic at the same time. I'm talking about the "how to" article. "How do I figure out what to tell them how to do?" you may ask. Your customers can be your best guide on this. They are probably already asking you questions like "How do I use this TIG welder?" "How can I bake a vegan birthday cake?" Or "How can I cook ribs on my new BBQ?" Simply listen to their questions and address them in your "how to" articles. Here's what you do... (Click Here to Read On)

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