Friday

How To Make Money Online With No Spare Time or Cash?

I'll get straight to the point here...

I get asked almost daily... "I want to make some extra money on the internet, but I don't have a lot of spare time and I don't have a lot of spare cash. How do you suggest I start?"

The answer is very simple... "Find someone who has done what you want to do and follow their strategy exactly".

I made a very big mistake in my first 2 years marketing online. I tried to learn everything about marketing online. After those 2 years I had an enormous amount of knowledge but no results.

I was confused, because I would start implementing one strategy and then another guru would launch another product. I would then drop the first strategy for the next... It took me 2 years to finally realize I was making a huge mistake.

I then decided to listen to 2 guru's Jim Edwards and John Thornhill. I unsubscribed from every other list and focused on the strategies that Jim and John were using... which were very similar.

After 2 months I started seeing results. I had gone from earning $100 a month to earning a consistent $120 a day!

This completely changed my life...

Jim's coaching will cost you $100 a month. He will teach you to create multimedia products and sell them fast and furiously. More detail here...

John's coaching will cost you $10 a month. He will teach you how to create information products quickly and cheaply to sell on Clickbank and eBay. More detail here...

Both are brilliant teachers and I guarantee you will easily make much more money than you pay these guys... I can't recommend them enough.

Thursday

Why Should You Stay Informed? The Wall Street Journal In Print And Online

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If history is anything to go by then the markets will bottom and then turn upwards - but where is the bottom? This is why you need to stay informed.

If you wait until the media reports an up turn, it will be too late.

I've always followed the Tony Robbins financial methodology, which for me is, to create cash flow by operating an electrical contracting business and selling products online.

Then investing 15% of my total income (before paying any expenses) into secure assets and into growth assets at a 50/50 ratio.

For me, the secure assets (low risk, low return) are fixed return deposits and investing in our house. The growth assets (higher risk, potentially higher returns) are the share market, property and new businesses.

This methodology has worked exceptionally well for me, especially when the "financial crisis" hit. I know of many people that only invested in shares and property using loans to gain leverage... and now they are hurting.

In the good times these people got complacent and thought that the good returns would never end. They applied leverage with loans, never considering the downside. This "crisis" has forced them to re-educate themselves and the value of investing in secure assets (low risk, low return) has become very apparent.

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Friday

Jim Edwards Shows Me Why I Should Be Ignoring The Other Guru's!

Three weeks ago I paid $997 for a product about making money online... only to find I had received better quality information from Jim Edwards a year earlier... for less than $100 !!

Yes, I hate to admit it, but I was sucked in by a hard selling marketer... I'm not going to name who it was... but beware... if you get that phone call, they will up sell, down sell, side sell, anything sell you, until you provide your credit card details or hang up.

I've been selling online for over 3 years and in the beginning I was the typical wannabe... buying every ebook, buying every course, going to every seminar... because I wanted that internet marketer lifestyle. I was scared of missing out on information... every sales letter sucked me in promising more gold...

It took 18 months to realize that I was going to go nowhere, if I continued to keep doing what I was doing.

I had the $2,000 courses and the $47 ebooks showing me how to launch a product, how to build a membership site, how to blog for millions, how to generate traffic and more...

But 18 months later I had all these sites and was earning less than $100 a month... it sucked !!

Today I smile, because I now know how easy it actually is to earn money online... the secret is really simple...

Choose one mentor who has been there and done what you want to do... And do exactly what they tell you to do!

That person for me is Jim Edwards. Over 18 months ago I joined Jim's program "The Net Reporter" and unsubscribed from every other marketers list. I watched Jim's webinars every week and diligently did what he said to do.

I now work part-time at home and earn more money than when I had a full time job. The best part is, now I am leveraging and my results are improving daily.

Just last month Jim taught us how to create our own multi-media product, which looks as professional as any CD or DVD you would buy on Amazon. It was an extensive course that any other marketer would have fleshed out and sold for thousands of dollars. This was all part of Jim's $97 a month, cancel anytime you want program.

But even I get sucked in sometimes... hence the $997 deduction from my credit card (which has since been refunded)... but it's just reinforced how much value I actually receive from Jim Edwards every month.

Jim Edwards is the master of over-delivering. I've estimated that when Jim charges $100 he is providing well over $1,000 worth of information.

So, if you want my recommendation and you are not getting the results you believe you should be getting, or maybe you are just brand new to this game... join "The Net Reporter" today.

It is ridiculously cheap at $97 per month and I guarantee you will get the strategies, the tools, the help, the mentor, the community and more to provide you with the lifestyle you dream of... provided you implement what you learn of course...

Check out "The Net Reporter" here...

Late news... I just got an email from Jim advising of the new schedule for "The Net Reporter".

Next month just one of the webinars is "Membership Sites: How To Start A Highly Profitable Membership Site From Scratch in 60-Minutes or Less".

This will be an awesome webinar and who better to teach us than Jim who has an incredibly successful membership site, and has direct access to other successful membership site owners.

Check out "The Net Reporter" here...