My goal is to also show you how to succeed with the Internet. Follow Me, And Use My Plan...

I started with the Internet, before the web existed, back in the bulletin board era and was one of the very first entrepreneurs on the Web. I had a group of interior design books that I had published, that needed low- cost marketing methods. I concluded there was no better way than the Internet. I have been here ever since. I, now, have developed and own over websites. Needless to say, I have learned a little bit along the way :). I have been making good money from the Internet these past years, but knew that other marketing experts were making much more. I wanted more income because I desired a new home, new furniture, new car, more college funds for my son, etc. Since my boyfriend and I had just broken up, I decided to spend my time focusing back on my Internet endeavors. I have recently re-emerged, again, from my latest self induced, Internet refresher course. I have just spent the past eight months, day and night, redoing, restuding, refining, correcting and fixing, adding materials, reinventing my sites for today's Internet. Things have changed, search engines have disappeared, what worked before very well doesn't work at all, now.

Why should you believe me....

I'll tell you about myself. I am one of those obsessive people that really immerses herself into whatever she does. I am very very well rounded in my business education and also highly experienced. I have had to be. I am an entrepreneur. I am and have been a single mother with a son and all the bills that go with a nice home, in expensive California. Stress and fear have always been a major driving force in my life. In the distant past, I have had many years of stress and worry on how I will make it each month. I have had no choice but to succeed. If I didn't, I had no alternate safety net.

While others spent their time at the beach, playing, here in our beautiful locale, I was constantly studying, working, calculating, planning my next maneuveur, determining my next course of action to take in the most economical way. I have years of sales, marketing and design experience (I presently own three other businesses and starting a fourth - all have major Internet presences B one also has a physical presence.), have also invested in 85 top .com domain names - the majority of them are developed websites. I have always been in marketing and sales, am also a CEO of a service business with high overhead, a certified Paralegal, a landlord, have been an Interior designer, have vast computer knowledge and experience, and have 10 years of Internet marketing and design experience. I know all about website development, Internet marketing, email marketing, and just about anything relating to the Internet. However, I am not a programming language expert (just a novice in that area, however, I do know cgi, javascript, cold fusion, fairly well). I can usually figure things out over a period of time. I am also an avid reader who reads constantly.

To be honest with you, much of the marketing information, available today, regarding the Internet is hype. How do I know this? I have tried the various methods that are being marketed, I have lived it. I have tried the techniques, I have been taken, I have returned things, etc. I took a refresher search course last year, since I needed to revamp my positions and my strategy. Unbeknowst to me, this was a course that was several years old. It was a great course with old information. Google and all the web weren't even mentioned, it you can believe that. Yet, another tool that was out moded and a complete waste of money and time. If you notice, none of the available materials found on the Internet are dated in their marketing sales letters. None of them. You find out the truth after you buy them, and review the copyright date. Then, you are sadly disappointed.

Internet Success is a Planned Strategy...

You have to learn from the real pros, and not waste your time on hypothetical information that should work in a perfect world. Unfortunately, even from the pros, you have to take everything with a grain of salt. They don't want to give you a reality check and tell you the truth, an Internet business is not an easy business. You have to work hard on it just like any business. Leave it by itself and it will run, but not as well as it could it you constantly work on it, add new ideas, and refine it.

I have learned to buy the masters materials, and don't waste my time or give credibility to others that have only studied the hype garbage that should ideally work or used to work but doesn't, now. Recently, I got my son to take a community college computer repair class. I am tired of seeing him just constantly play games on his computer. I am a hard driven person and want to see this quality emerge within him. He will definitely be majoring in computer science - this I know for sure. Since he is only entering 11th grade, I still have to drive him back and forth, everywhere. I did not want to go home and come back to pick him up, so I signed myself up for the Virtual Office class taught by a likeable young man about 33 years old. He was so hyped up, excited, and had many big plans ahead. He had a new online ecommerce site, wanted to do seminars, and was a computer consultant and teacher. However, I, being the veteran Internet person in the class, who also experienced this Internet believability stage ten years, ago, could not help but correct him, constantly, during the course of the four hour class. I could not help myself. He was misleading a whole class with old ideas that had already proven that they did not work. He thought he was giving sincere correct information. He was the victim of untried hype and was a true believer. He recited the latest percentages on who would buy out of so many visitors to his site, the percentages of who would buy out of how many email messages he sent, etc. In a perfect world, with perfect people. Not in the Internet world.

I didn't go back to that class. All the classmates knew what I thought, had gathered that I was highly experienced, and I did give everyone a dose of reality. I did not want to upset the teacher or the class and kill everyone's dreams. The next semister, when my son started the next class, I stopped in and asked the instuctor how the business he had started was doing. His ecommerce site had been shut down and pulled from the server B it hadn't done a thing. He had still not moved forward on the Internet seminar idea.

I have just spent eight months of my time, re-reviewing, reading, and checking out the majority of current information that is currently being marketed. The list below is what I endorse and encourage you to use. Save yourself years of time, simply listen to my advise. I know that most of you won't. I have tried to help many friends and acquaintenances with advise along the way. I actually feel great on that rare occasion, when one does actually listen to me and then comes back and tells me they are thrilled that they talked to me and did what I told them to do. I have also heard that I have offended others by my innocently making (obvious to me) suggestions, most of them, simply because I cared about them, and wanted to see them succeed.

I have my sincere heart in my suggestions and don't mean to offend anyone, I'm just trying to help. If you don't want to listen to me or don't believe my advise is credible, then go ahead and flounder around, waste lots of your time and money, and get old while you wait for things to start to happen. I have personally fully lived the Internet experience and have spent 10 years refining my craft and trying out things. Failing and falling down many times, getting my courage and enthusiasm back up again to try some thing new, and trying again, over and over. Perseverance is what it takes along with the right plan and tools. You can only go so far if you only do certain things. I am tying to help and guide you. However, if you don't listen to me and follow an alternate plan, I promise, I won't feel very bad at all, if I find this out. After all, I did try to help you, you make the choice not to listen. Some people really have to learn the hard way.

You reap what you sow in life and I sincerely want to help you and others that are seeking my advise. That is my motivation for trying to share my well-rounded knowledge and information, and help guide others and get them on their paths of success. I want my whole life to improve. I want God to love and help me and look favorably upon myself and my loved ones.

First off, you have to make an investment to succeed. An Internet business does not take that much money to start. It costs much less than almost any other type of business that you could start. I have cut it down for you as much as possible and am wholeheartedly trying to help you. I don't believe in wasting money or anything else. But the tools and information, below, are necessary for your chance at success. Some tools are actually free, others are low-cost. You have to invest in yourself and get the education, plans, and tools you need, just as you do for any successful career. You have to spend a little to make a lot. All together you are looking probably at $2000 upfront and $150 in monthly subscription websites. This is an incredibly low amount to get a business off the ground.

My service business still has a debt of $140,000. outstanding, today. I am so sorry I ever started this business with a physical presence. September 11th happened and we have suffered ever since. It is for sale. The economy is bad and we can't leave fast enough. We are at the mercy of skyrocketing housing, property taxes, gas and electricity, gasoline, and water. Everyone seems to be just getting by and don't have the discretionary extra income to partake in our services. They want to, but can't add the extra bill to their mushrooming pile of bills. An Internet business is the only way to go. You can draw from the whole world, not just your immediate surrounding areas.

Below, you will find a collection of information products that will save you literally years of trial and error and failure. I know this because I have lived it and it hasn't been easy (this is an understatement), I have learned the hard way. I had no choice. I would never chose not to listen to intelligent, credible people. I would have been happy to have had someone teach me all about the Internet. It was new. I was the only expert I knew. I had to stumble and fall and stumble and fall. Try and fail. Try and finally start to slowly grow and succeed. Until today, there wasn't an Internet road map that you could trust. You would order materials, and software and they never lived up to what they claimed. I have tried many things and many of them have failed. The Internet has changed along the way and things are different now. Don't waste time on old information. Three Internet months is the same as one year in time. Be current, use the current information, tools, tricks, what is working and forget the old way of doing things. Remember, you can only grow your business so far without the necessary tools and information. Invest in your business and yourself.

You have to branch is several directions to be successful and earn a living with the Internet. Don't bank on one idea. You need several irons in the fire to make an income. We call this Astreams of revenue. I'm sorry to tell you this. This will be a major project getting it all set up, meshing and rolling even with the best knowledge, below. You will work hard for several months and then still have to regularly monitor everything, after you do. Once the money starts rolling in, you will get excited and have more ideas and projects to implement. It is a real job, but a rewarding one. You don't know how great it is until, you go back to work a regular job or start a regular business with high overhead. You then realize, I really love my Internet businesses because this is the best type of business.

Another thing, you may have already noticed, many of the self-proclaimed Internet Marketing Guru's are only about 30 years of age. I was that young, once, and I do envy their age. I wasn't even 1/3 as knowledgeable at 30 as I am now, 17 years later. Yes, I had worked very hard up until that point and was very educated. But I hadn't lived that long and gone through that much. In my opinion, you start to get serious about the direction your life in going in your early thirties, so unless these are all extremely exceptional people, they are just copying hype and rewriting others material who have actually lived it. Someone who is 30ish is not experienced as someone who has lived a much longer life, worked constantly and seriously on their businesses, and read everything they could get their hands one, and actually worked at their craft, everyday.

You have to crawl before you walk. I invest my marketing money with knowledge and experience - not hype and ideas that hypothetically should work with the vast numbers of the Internet community, but only work on paper or in your dreams.

Do this list in order so you don't get overwhelmed, waste time, and forget what and why you are doing it. I'm trying to make life easier for you!

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