Internet Marketing Tips...

YOU!... are about to become a of Internet Marketing! EVEN IF!..... .....you purchased your first computer this morning, and you just found out where the "enter" key is..... EVEN IF!..... .....you’ve been trying to market a business on the net for three or four months and feel like you've been hitting your head against a stone wall..... EVEN IF!..... .....you are a successful Internet marketer who is already making a full-time living on the net, but who wants to DOUBLE his income in HALF the time..... ...IS going to turn    you into a      well-oiled,        unstoppable,          money-making machine! .....It's being called "the most dangerous book on the Internet!"  For the first time, this exciting new ebook dares to reveal the shocking TRUTH about Internet marketing - the tools, tips, and tricks that the "big boys" use, but aren't telling you about!   "Secrets of the Big Dogs" will show YOU how to... REDUCE - your time online to just 1/2 hour... once a week! SLASH - your advertising and promotional expenses to ZERO! Generate - an unlimited number of quality, targeted leads! Earn - an ongoing, monthly residual income - a very SUBSTANTIAL monthly income - even if you don't have a website! "Greetings, fellow entrepreneur. My name is Stan Stuchinski, and I am an Internet marketer." My office is located at POB 275, 506 Allegheny Street, in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania 16648.  My email address is Stan@BigDogSecrets.com, and my phone number is 814-696-0469. How many times have you ever seen all THAT information on a website!? I get up every morning around 5:30 A.M. Not because I have to, but because I like to. Getting up at dawn just makes me feel like I’m getting a jump on everything and everybody. I begin my "work" day by running commission reports from the various companies with whom I do business online. It tickles me to death to see how much money I made while I was asleep. I then answer my email correspondence. Around 7:15 I take a short break and run my son to school. When I return home I do my daily advertising and promotional chores – all in less than an hour! By 8:30 A.M. I’m pretty much done "working" for the day, and I’m at the gym for my daily workout. Last year I put $75,000 in my pocket! Ask me if I like marketing on the Internet… Now, I’m NOT going to tell you some "rags to riches" story, about how I was living in a cardboard box on the street, and then overnight, by way of the Internet, I became a millionaire. The fact is, I had been doing quite well in various offline businesses since I graduated from college. In 1998, my last full year doing business off-line, these were just SOME of my expenses: Office Rental:  $1,200 per month Telephone:  $ 450 per month Postage:  $ 900 per month Printing:  $1,500 per month Employee Wages:  $4,500 per month Pretty typical for any business in the offline world. But, now… doing business exclusively on the net, I work from my study, so I have no office rent to pay – what I used to have to pay employees to do, I can now perform myself in one tenth the time using various software applications – my printing costs, of course, are zero, and my postage costs are a thing of the past – my only business-related phone expense is my internet connection. Now ask me AGAIN if I like marketing on the internet! But before I answer, let me explain that not long ago the Internet was foreign territory to me. Oh, I was familiar with computers and the Internet. My old off-line business made use of word processors and databases and such. And of course, I did my share of surfing for "cool" things, and I occasionally used email to communicate with friends. But that was the extent of it. Quite frankly, I viewed Internet marketing as a joke! My offline business was successful and I was making a nice living at it, but by the summer of 1999, I noticed something. More and more of my clients and prospects, rather than asking me to send them information about my company and products, were simply asking me, "What is the URL of your website?" People were starting to take for granted that for a company to be a "real" business, why, it HAD to have a website! So I put up my first website – NOT because I expected to become a "dotcom millionaire" – but ONLY so I would have a website to direct clients to when they asked. Pretty much just for "show" – for public perception. Understand that at this time, I STILL felt that the Internet, while a cute "toy," was worthless for doing REAL business. But YOU know how it is… …once you get online with a website, you start to spend more and more time surfing and discovering new things. I was no exception, and I began to be intrigued by all the programs, products, and services that were