After a further few months I realised that I was not getting any new ideas and hence value out of my monthly subscription which was subsequently stopped. Two days later (still subscribed to his email list), I received an offer to "Check This Out". Of course, by now I am a fully fledged sucker for these emails especially when there are "no commitments" and are "totally risk free"!

That's where these video lessons came in (just like the guitar lessons!). OK! They promised to get you up and running with "no product to sell", "no website knowledge or training necessary" and "aimed at beginners". Yes I know. it all sounds a bit smelly, but somehow I could relate better to videos rather than the written word. They actually expedited my learning experience and within hours I was 'doing' rather than 'researching'!

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Google AdSense - The concept is simple. You have a website, and Google gives you a code to put on it. Google's advertisements will then appear on your website once it's approved. When people visit your website and they click on one of Google's ads, you get paid a few cents each time. It might not sound like much, but if you have a website that receives many visitors each day, you can earn a steady income. Also, if you have many websites that are all making about $10 a day, this is also an excellent way to make your websites profitable.

The same guy who was teaching us guitar also happened to be an online internet marketer / entrepreneur, all words I had not heard in the same sentence before! Having built up trust with his great guitar videos I was intrigued with what he was offering - All he wanted in exchange for his wisdom was my name and Email address. Easy enough I thought.

So I started looking into the do-it-yourself loan modification kits. Having been in the business for so many years, I was skeptical about any system that tells you to risk $300,000 or more without help.

Let's take your standard "how to" product. Usually, it's in the form of a book. Boring! At the very least, you can send it out to a voice-over specialist, and turn it into an audio book. This can be done for under $200 in most cases. And now you can add your audio book to your regular book, and watch the value of your products shoot through the roof.

Your teleseminars can be the basis of products with high perceived value and high profit margins. People are conditioned to pay no more than $20 or so for a book. (And you only get $2-15 per book, depending on how you publish.) However, they might pay $200 for the same essential information, packaged differently--say, a home study course. It might consist of several audio CDs (which come from the recorded teleseminars) with a workbook (which you create from the study guides to your teleseminars).