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Regards
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MLM Lies - One Way To Spot Dishonest Network Marketing Income Claims

Do People Lie About Their Online Incomes?

Obviously some do, some don't, and many don't mention how much money they make.

The internet network marketing industry abound with dudes making fat income claims. You probably roll your eyes mostly, like I do... but sometimes you wonder if this guy is a lot smarter than you and can show you how to crack the internet piggy bank fast.

First of all - most people intuitively distrust boastfulness in marketing so hoping to attract people by boasting is of dubious value as an advertising tactic.

I'm not making this up. Claude C. Hopkins mentions this more than once in Scientific Advertising.

Anybody who is making serious money online or in network marketing has skills and experiences that make this possible. No opportunity is so superior to others that its easy to get rich by pushing buttons.

Making money promoting anything online is a tricky process much like direct mail. It takes time and testing to develop promotional methods that are consistently profitable. Those who do the work to be successful sometimes have staggering incomes, and a smaller number make a few thousand dollars a month - nothing to sneeze at.

Just because the reality of making money isn't as glamorous as just signing up and watching the money roll in with minimal work does not mean you cannot replace a professional level income in a year or less, because you can and people are doing it all the time.

Some of the recruiters out there are liars though. A couple of quick check-up procedures can give you a good idea of whether or not the guy might be on the level. Just because somebody passes these two litmus tests doesn't mean he isn't lying to you about his income.

Litmus Test Number 1: Marketing Literacy

If somebody claims they have been in the business for 3 months, made 100 grand and aren't able to have a real nitty-gritty discussion about advertising or recommend several books, and talk about what those books are about, chances are they are fibbing and haven't made much money, if any and are moreover pretty ignorant about marketing.

Lots of folks have a pretty good grip on marketing but will still make big income claims to seduce a prospect... and thats called G.U.M.P. hunting, which is another topic.

Litmus Test Number 2: Website Traffic Statistics

If you really want to know if some "instant millionaire" type is really getting the kind of traffic and sales he claims to be getting...

Here's what you can do - Go to Alexa.com and run a check on the traffic volume of the URL the guy is promoting. If he's promoting an affiliate site with a user extension it means he's too cheap or green to get his own Dot Com for ten bucks a year and you should assume he's a liar... I would.

The stats at Alexa won't tell you everything but they will give you an idea of how long a site has been getting traffic and what the traffic volume is.

BTW - Alexa ratings can be manipulated by maybe promoting your site in Autosurfs or buying popunder traffic, etc.

Alexa is kind of like the Nielsen ratings for TV... traffic is analyzed based on a sampling of internet users.

This IS true though - it gives a pretty good idea of whether the site is getting significant amounts of traffic.

Loren Woirhaye is a direct sales entrepreneur who uses innovative techniques to get hungry, motivated buyers to his websites. He also consults on marketing and produces internet infomercials. His website is [http://zerodollarmarketer.com]ZeroDollarMarketer.com

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Cool Idea: The "Ask James" Podcast Show!

Ok, I knew it was only a matter of time before
some "smart marketer" finally figured this out.

Trust me when I say:

"What this guy (James Grandstaff) is doing will
have many successful marketers scrambling to
implement his brilliant idea into their current
marketing mix."

Before I tell you exactly what he's doing...

Let's pretend for a minute that you're new to
the world of trying to make money online.

You probably belong to several other "Lists."
If the list owner is doing their job, they are
providing you with a balanced dose of useful
content along with offers for products that
will help you on your quest for financial
freedom.

But here lies the problem...

Take a minute right now and think about your
"mindset" as you're going through your emails.

You have one "clickin' happy finger" on the
delete button and your eyes are scanning for
a well crafted subject line that catches your
attention. Maybe you're looking for an email
from your favorite guru or a newsletter that
you subscribe to. It doesn't really matter.

What matters is...

Going through your email isn't as much fun as
when you first got online, is it?

Do you remember when you got your first email?

If you're anything like me, you were ecstatic.
And I bet you told all your friends about it
-- "That's Right, Got My First Email Today."

Well, that was a long time ago. The problem
now is we're hit with 1,000 spam emails per
day and checking email just isn't as fun or
effective anymore.

The biggest reason it's not as effective is
due to our minds being closed to accepting
new and helpful information.

Just the other day I received an email from
a subscriber who said the site I sent them
to wasn't really free (there was an offer
presented upon registration.)

I politely responded...

"Why don't you skip the offer, since it didn't
interest you, and go inside the member's area
and listen to the free audio interviews from
the featured experts?"

I truly believe this subscriber responded
that way because she had her guard up. Had
the information been presented in a different
format she may have been more accepting of
the message and therefore benefited from
it.

Not to worry--it's all good, because...

James Grandstaff has come up with a solution.

His new podcast called "The Ask James Podcast"
enables you to get your questions answered
when the time is right for you; when your
"head is right" so to speak :-)

One of the reasons James came up with idea is
because of all the "clutter" and "noise" that
keeps filling our inboxes and distracting us.

His podcast solves that problem by providing
answers to his listeners questions when they're
away from the noisy inbox. And I think it's a
brilliant idea.

But there's more to it...

James won't be the only who answers the
questions of his listeners. On occasion,
he will be inviting big name famous marketers
to help answer some questions during a show.

So if you have a question about marketing
or making money online, or list building,
or whatever. You could potentially have a
guru like Mark Joyner or Mike Filsaime answer
your question. I know for a fact Mark Joyner
charges $2,000 per hour for phone consultation.
Imagine if he answered your single biggest
question regarding creating wealth online
--for free!

I think you get the idea :-)

The next step is to check it out for yourself.

When you get to the site:

1) Register for free

2) Submit your question to James

3) Claim your free gift valued at $37

4) Listen and enjoy the show!

Go here:
http://www.AskJamesPodcast.com/ask/?id=1190

To Your Success!

james

P.S. One thing I should make clear is that just
because you submit your question to James doesn't
mean that it WILL be answered during an episode.

Either way, you're still going to learn a lot
from the questions that your fellow listeners
ask.

http://www.AskJamesPodcast.com/ask/?id=1190

Now Anyone Can Get Free Advertising

As you know some of the best ways to get traffic to your site is through the search engines. And as you know search engines love blogs.

If you know how to use blogs you can easily get more traffic to your website just by posting your keywords in the title and having your blogs indexed.

Other ways to get traffic to your site is to use popular free traffic exchanges. They come in many forms such as start (homepage) exchanges, safelists (opt in email ads), toolbar ads such as instantbuzz.com and forums such as the free advertising forum.

If you are looking to kill 2 birds with one stone, you can advertise for free on a new BLOG that actually allows you to place your ads for free on their site.

The reason this is good because you get all the benefits of placing your ads on a BLOG and you all get to advertise for free.

Most people would look at this as a no brainer. Although most webmaster do not like people to advertise on the blogs, this site was made just for that.

It is free to join and thousands are flocking to this service to drive huge traffic to their sites in ju8st days by simply posting one little ad on their home page.

Anyone looking to increase their profits should look in to

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Why Home Business Pre-Launches Are Dangerous

Well, first off, how many pre-launches have you seen that never even make it to the launch date? I tracked a few for this article and out of the 5 I watched, only 1 got off of the ground...for 1 week and then it disappeared. The rest were shut down before leaving the launching pad. Not only Houston has the problem with this.

Do not get tied up into these if you have no idea who is pre-launching these in the first place. If it is something that you are already established with and this is another extension of that business, than it should not be a problem. I just see so many of these putrid sites pulling in people and their money and then never get off of the ground.

Research the program. I watched the pre-pre launch of one site, then the pre-launch, and then the crash and burn part that you see in educational videos. These are dangerous and should not be messed with. If you are looking for a home based biz or are trying to enhance your own, do so with established services and businesses.

Internet marketing is truly an enigma. It can be a wonderful and prosperous experience, but it can also be Pandora's box. You have to see above these pre-launch schemes and scams. Yes, they look and sound good, but why not keep focused on what has been around for awhile. The tried and true stay the tried and true. They have it right and stick around for years because they do things the right way.

Well, I have to get my binoculars to see the pre-pre-pre-pre launch of some new, exciting, and dangerous Internet home based business that will, "Revolutionize the Internet". Wow! Where do they come up with this stuff? Look, shoot for the moon or anywhere in the galaxy you want to go. Just do not ride one of their home online business pre-launch rockets.

10, uh oh...9, 8, err... 7 ,6 ,5, blast o...no, no, not yet... 4, err... 3, 2, err...hmmm...is this thing on?

Success thrives upon failure's demise.

Success thrives upon failure's demise.

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