I am still 50/50 on whether or not I am going to purchase Mark Ling’s AffiloJetPack. You know, I am at that stage where I really want to start building my business further, and this could be the way to kick start it… So frustrating! Do you feel me?

I have been doing a bit of due diligence and emailed one of my so called ‘expert’ friends who has been doing a bit of outsourcing work for me. It was a pretty harsh review as you will see, however I am still not 100% convinced on whether or not he is correct. What do you guys think? Has anyone bought yet who can share experiences?

I emailed Mark Ling directly and his team got back to me with a response I will share with you at the bottom of the article. I dont think their response was as thorough as its should have been as my ‘friend’ has raised many good points. The Affilojetpack team, and from what I can tell, its pretty big should have spent more time answering the questions. Perhaps they are too busy?

Of course I am not going to reveal his name, but here is his response to a few of my questions. Apologoes to Mark Ling if he ever reads this, but thats life! In every business there will be people who slate your idea. And I believe he has been pretty successful anyway- I dont think he will mind!

I will detail the bunk step by step.

I usually charge $250 for reviewing tools/products/programs.

Since you are a recurring customer, I will do this one for free.

How many other people will he sell this to?

He is not helping you, he is creating competition for you and you are paying him to do it.

Beyond that point, what qualifies him to choose niches for you?

Who is going to make sure HE does not compete against you?

BullSh*!.

Did you know that real copy writers are charging $3K USD + for a SINGLE sales page?

And he is going to give 90?

They are all part of his old stuff he has already used and you will do all the editing to mold it to your offer.

I have seen this 1K times.

I can show you where to get thousands of these for FREE.

My God.

All themes are noob friendly.

More click bait is all this is.

All you need is one of the videos available for free with a custom theme.

You can get this anywhere for less money.

A custum theme design cost about $60 USD and I have a guy that crank out three per day.

I get these for $5-30 USD form Freelancer and other sources.

Click bait.

And these are unique to you, right? Or will 3K other people have them too?

This is done with WP 3 and I am teaching people how to set up their own networks like this.

This is silly easy and besides that, Woprdpress is already a single click install.

If you have taken advantage of the access I have given you to the forum, you have already seen the videos on how to do it, in a two clicks.

Yeah, quality stuff. LOL

Even if it is, how many people is he whoring it out to?

What kind of training?

What kind of traffic methods?

Where are the facts?

If that is not enough for you, I am afraid I can do nothing further to dissuade you from wasting your money.

Thanks,

What do you guys think? Its pretty scathing isnt it. And this guy really does have some good experience, and his site which he is has created has some pretty amazing products and ideas.

Here is the response from Affilorama support team:

Hi Dan,
Thanks for your email.

I don’t believe he should give the review based on the sales page or email without seeing and getting access to the product first. And based on his replies, he hasn’t.

Most of what he has written talks about the niches becoming competitive since this is going to be available to a number of people. Mark answers this question on this video:
http://www.affilorama.com/launch-blog/yqa
Please let us know if you have further questions.

Mmmmm interesting! I have listened to the video on duplicate content and I understand what Mark is saying.

Also, I understand what he is saying about how its a pretty harsh review based on the fact that my guy hasnt actually bought the product and seen whats on offer.

I was also impressed that I received an email back in less than 24 hrs. That doesnt always happen folks!

I suppose the other thing that acts as a bit of a safety net, is that he is actually guaranteeing a full refund + $100 out of his own pocket if this doesnt work. That does instill me with a bit of confidence.

But to be honest with you, I am still not sure. The bonus offer ends on Sunday night, so I think I will sleep on it for a few more days!

Pretty please let me know your thoughts – leave a comment and share your experiences.

Signing off for now,

D-dubbs.

Hi Guys,

As you can see I have thrown up a cheeky banner above this short post advertsing the ‘shoe money system’. I havent checked out how he teaches you to make make money just yet….

What interests me is the free legal disclaimers and free affiliate disclosures which Jeremy is giving away free from his website.

I remember when I started my first website (www.home-business-review-uk.com I know, its pretty basic, but still gets loads of hits!) I didnt have a clue how to protect myself – and I ended up basically copy and pasting a few bits of legal jargon from some so called guru’s website. I mean, I am not a lawyer, and I was at times slating a few complete money making scams found on the internet.

I didnt want these guys chasing me down and suing me! That would not be good for my business at all, as I was just starting out online.

The cool thing about this free give away is that there is not just one or two lines within a word file which gives you some kind of legal disclaimer. You are actually given detailed affiliate disclosures on the following topics:

1. Legal Affidavit

2. Disclamer and terms of policy

3. Copyright email policy

4. Compensation policy

5. Anti-Spam policy

6. DCMA

7. Email Provacy Policy

8. External Link Policy

9. Children’s Privacy Policy

10. Privacy Policy

11. Sales Letter Disclaimer

12. Terms of Service

13. Trademark Email Policy

Thats 13 pertty awesome free downloads which I will be able to use again and again whilst building my online business.

I have no problems at all recommending signing up to his list and downloading these legal disclaimers and affiliate disclosures.

Signing off for now,

D-dubbs

Sorry, I ran out of time yesterday! Do you feel sick in the stomach every time you hand over another payment to your article write? I know it sends a sense of fear down my spine, and I wonder if I am throwing my well earnt cash down the drain! But it doesnt have to be this way. You need to chill a bit, do a bit of research, read this article and you will be able to spend good money without having to worry about throwing it all away. Check my tips out, and sign up to my free course to the right of this article. There are plenty of great ideas which will benefit you from the get go.

OUTSOURCING FAQS

1.What is the keyword density your article writer should aim for?

Personally I ask my writer for no more than 2%. And its very important that she sticks to that figure.

A few she passed over to me at the beginning came across a little spammy and some of the articles has 3-4% density. Its really impossible these days to submit anything over 2% anyway as ezine wont let you move forward unless you remove the excess.

I politely asked her to get her act together!

2. How much is too much outsourcing?

Well, when I first started outsourcing I quickly realised that I couldnt get enough! I was earning good money with my 9-5 and I had cash to burn. And thats exactly what I was doing, burning the cash!

My personal theory is that if you are working the 9-5, as long as you are BREAKING EVEN during the initial stages then thats OK as your business is growing each month. If you are making a profit then brilliant. After a few months things will start to snowball.

But be careful – dont get carried away to early. If you outsource properly, it is going to make a huge difference to your online business.

I am spending $1,000US per month at the moment and I dont feel that is too much. But I may be wrong! I know there is going to be a lag between paying for my outsourcing and the money rolling in.  How long? I will let you know.

3. How do I keep on top of my outsourcing costs?

This one might not sound that important, however its imperative that you keep on top of your monthly spend and income. And I mean everything.

I run another business as well, so I am quite used to keeping on top of my accounts, but its not easy for some.

I would start a simple excel spreadsheet each month detailing your ‘ins and outs’ as I like to call them.

Your monthly outs will include outsourcing costs, hosting costs, aweber costs, program purchases and memberships costs. You would be surprised how much you are spending.

And the ins are the actual money which is being paid into your account that particular month. Personally I dont worry about how much I have actually earnt, its only how much hits my account. This will include adsense earning, clickbank cheques as well as any other income sources you have.

Update the spreadsheet each month (30 mins max) and you will keep track of your growing business, as well as keeping the tax man happy when he comes knocking on the door after he sees a HUGE spike in earnings! Here’s hoping!

There you have it guys, the second part of my Outsourcing FAQs article. I hope you enjoyed it.

Once again, I would love to hear your thoughts.

Signing off for now,

D-Dubbs.

If you have been following my blog, you will probably be aware that I have been outsourcing now for the past 2 months.

I did a little ‘Outsourcing FAQs’ search on google to try and find people who had been writing about the same thing, however I didnt have a great deal of luck. Its tricky out there in the big bad world, and I am sure that there are loads and loads of people who will rip you off and not provide a good service.

Be careful, and dont jump into anything without knowing you can afford it!

Anyways, here are my outsourcing FAQS which you should ask, as well as some feedback on my experience so far.

Outsourcing FAQs

What should you look for in an article writer?

This one is pretty straight forward, and I dont mean to rude, but they must  have English as their first language as a GENERAL rule of thumb. Of course there are exceptions to the rule.

Another important point I have found, is that they must have the ability to get back to me within 24 hours when I ask a question, or request a change. If they dont have the time to respond straight away, then what chance have they got to write 100 high quality articles in 1 month. Get me?

How many words should you ask for in each article?

I have used mass article submission in the past , and these tools usually require 500 words in the article body. Unless you want to  be spending loads of time re-writing and adding content to each article, I would ask for the same.

Should I get the article writer to submit the articles for me, and to which directory?

Most people who have been in the game for a while know that ezine articles are by far and away the best article directory. They aree the gold standard, and I would personally not bother with anyone else as the main directory to submit to. Thats personal preference though, so dont take it as gospel. As a Outsourcing FAQs article writer I feel i am qualified to make this judgement though

I have also found that I spent ALOT of time transferring my outsourced articles from microsoft word, to the ezine directory. I would recommend that you do this for say the first 10 articles each month so you can sort out the bio box, anchor text and the like (If this is confusing you then you are not ready to outsource and I would recommend signing up to my FREE ecourse to the right of this blog post, you will learn loads)

From there, you can then pass on a great bio box which is relevent to your articles and you can get your article writer to do it for you. My writer which I found in the WA jobs section of Wealthy Affiliate University was quite cheeky and charged me and extra $1 per article to do this. But still the total is $6 per article which I think is fair (for 500 words)

Can I outsource more than one  type of job per month?

Its a bit of a stupid Outsourcing FAQ (of course you can), however you have to have the ability to saty on top and manage the process. For example, I am up at 5.45am each day, and I spend the first hour keeping on top of it all. Trust me, you need that much time!

At the moment, I am outsourcing article spinning, wordpress submission, video creating, website design and link building! thats plenty and its costing me $1000 per month. Its alot of money, however even if I tried I couldnt do all that work myself if I tried!

I have a guy who is managing the whole process for me. His name is Mario, and from what I can tell so far he is the dogs b!llocks! Thanks mate, if you ever read this post!

Wow guys… I have just written 700 words without really scratching the surface! I think I might come back tomorrow and do a part two ‘Outsourcing FAQs’ blog post.

Stay tuned, and of course get back to me with you questions. I want to help you guys out so you dont make the same mistakes I have done!

Signing off for now,

D-dubbs.

Hi Guys,

I just wanted to have a quick chat about my thoughts on the new Affilo Jetpack, a affiliate marketing system devised by Mark Ling.

I have heard of Mark, and have been receiving him emails from Traffic Travis for some time now…. It seems he is a very succcessful internet marketer and I have to say I became even more impressed when I started reading about his new product and listening to his video.

The first thing that grabbed my attention was his kiwi accent! You dont hear that very often in the internet marketing world. It was refreshing to hear someone other than the American Gurus making a killing. When I say killing he makes at least a million dollars a year judging by snapshots of his clickbank accounts – I think its safe to say that he is someone worth listening to.

Anyways, I gotta stop banging on. Let me tell you about his new product and what I think.

Here is what the purchaser receives for his money (the amount hasnt been confirmed yet, however I believe that the amount is going to be $500)

• It seems like within the affilojetpack package that you receive is not just a collection of squeeze pages (unlike most other affiliate marketing packages). You will get the whole package from what I can tell.
• You get to choose 5 niches out of a possible 10
• For each of these niches you will receive a custom wordpress website with 3 high quality graphics headers. From what Mark says, these will be VERY high quality sites
• For each of these niches you will receive 3 high quality ebooks to give away to build a list
• My personal favorite is for each niche you will receive a newsletter of 80 articles which are to be spread out over a 1 year period. Thats pretty cool, and the autoresponder series have been written by Mark himself. He is one of clickbanks top sellers. For an autoresponder series of this quality you could pay $500 alone – for 1 series, let alone 5!
• 20 high quality articles per niche to add to your site
• Full training is provided within the package so you will have the ability to drive traffic to your niches.
• 1 year free hosting

To me this represents extremely good value for money, and personally I think its going to be something I purchase.

But….. it would be right if I didnt talk about what I think are the negatives:

• Duplicate content. There is no doubt there will be many, many other websites out there identical to yours, with exactly the same content. To me, its going to be essential that I re-write the website content. The beauty of the autresponder list though is that it doesnt have to be re-written as dupicate content does not apply.
• This is going to be a very popular product. Is there a chance that the niches will become flooded? Who knows, only time will tell.

In summary, I am pretty excited about this little opportunity. Its going to cut down my outsourcing time considerably.

What do you guys think about Affiliojetpack? I would appreciate your comments!

Signing off for now,

D-dubbs.

I have been doing internet marketing now for about 8 months, so I suppose I am a relative newby… I am not gonna lie to you guys!

But in the last few months I have seem some greatly improved results by creating my own website and then having an ‘opt-in’ form similar to what you are seeing here at www.wauniversityblog.com

Why are email lists a gold mine? Well that’s a story for another day. But how do I get a high conversion ratio of people opting in?

Well, I take the advice of one of my pals who has been doing IM for a lot longer than me, and has also travelled the world purely funded on money made from his online business.

His name is Fergal and he is know as ‘Footbag_man’ over at Wealthy Affiliate University, and he recently gave me the below advice in an email which has worked out really well for me.

Hey Dan,

That’s a lot of outsourcing. I only outsourced when I had made enough money to put back into the business but anyway if you have the money to spare then go for it.

How are you mass submitting the articles to the 400 sites. Is that the articleBot software that we talked about?

The wedding niche is great, once you have a list you can promote loads of stuff to them.

About otptimizing your sites / squeeze page. In my opinion simple is better. I have about a 20/30% opt in rate on all my squeeze pages.
Check them out, they are so simple:

http://www.causes-of-gout.com
http://www.3-day-marketing.com

http://www.mma-training-routine.info

Personally I would do the videos yourself. Once you get the hang of it you can pump them out in 10 -  15mins each. = 20 – 25 hours for 100 articles I guess. You really want to have someone with and Irish, English, US, Kiwi or Aussie accent not Indian or that. But for $200 for 20 hours work what person for those english speaking nations will take that work?

The reason I would do these jobs myself is because it’s hard to find good help esp online. If you find someone is intentially not doing their
job properly then simply do not pay them. Give them 1 chance and one chance only. That was my mistake when I hired my 1st writer.

You will want to train any of your employee’s using video so get camtasia (record the screen as you work and upload it to youtube). It’s $299.

You can give them my tutorial videos on submitting an article to ezine if you want.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAN8WptPYmA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkxdcFKSuVg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPBLF0FXmhQ

Any questions just ask,
Fergal

The email is talking about a few other bits and pieces such as video making, outsourcing and mass submission, however the important part of the email for me is the following:

‘In my opinion simple is better’

And that makes alot of sense. Check out his squeeze pages – they are nothing special right? Well they are the big money earners in his portfolio! Crazy hey…

He reckons he can build a list of 8,000 people with 100 articles and a handfull of videos. 8,000 people equate to on average $3,000 per month earnings per niche. How cool is that?

So, in summary you guys need to learn that simple is good for converting people who are visiting your page. And also, lists will make you lots of money. Build your own websites, and create opt-in forms. Once you do this, you are halfway there!

Signing off for now,

D-dubbs.

I am sitting here in 38 degree heat in Turkey. I cant believe I am saying this, but its actually too hot! I think I might be turning into a POM, as Aussies never complain about it being too hot! I have decided to stay in from the sun today and do a few hours work – the beauty of the internet right?

My only convern is the wife is telling me to stop working so much! Better finish off this post and get back to the sun beds!

Many of you who have found this post probably did so by searching for ‘Word Press Express’, which is the new automatic website/blog software over at Wealthy Affiliate University.

I have used it recently to set up a test blog www.make-moola-online.com, as you will see there is no content yet, however I just wanted to see the quality of the sites produced, and how easy it is to use.

Considering I have always had trouble with website design it has appealed to me greatly, and I wanted to get stuck in.

Nothing is without its glitches and problems, so, I thought it would be useful for you guys to read my ‘Word Press Express Pros and Cons’

Pros

1. Once you have bought your domain name, and changed the DNS settings, the ability to creat a high quality website is incredibily easy and fast. It took me no more than a few minutes.

2. The WordPress Express template comes with an impressive seven (yes seven!) high quality plugins which will greatly optimise your site, and get it found by google or the search engine of your choice. The plugins are Akismet, All in One SEO Pack, Exclude Pages from Navigation, Google Analytics for WordPress, Google XML Sitemaps, Sociable and WP Super Cache.

3. The tutorials put together by the WA team are second to none as usual. There was a recently released (5th July 2010) comprehensive tutorial on ‘Make money with WordPress – Traffic Getting’ as well as others such as Customizing Your Blog, Adding Pages and Posts, Creating your Follow-up, Adding Lead Tracking, Using the WA keyword tool to find WA related keywords, Paid Traffic Techniques for your WA Blog and Writing Articles for your WA Blog. Pretty impressive hey – and I really doubt you will find that much information (plus the ability to create websites fast) in one place, anywhere on the net. If you do know of anywhere, please let me know!

4. Even though WA membership is now $97 per month, its still considerably less than what it would cost to outsource web site building. And also remember that ‘WordPress Express’ is only a very small part of the University. VERY small. For example, I have recently been outsourcing my website design to a great chap, who has been charging me $100 per site. And I have been doing two per month!! I feel sorry for him, but why would I ever employ him again! I hope he doesnt read this blog ;o)

Cons

1. WA Hosting is required to use this tool. I (along with many other WA members) are becoming increasignly frustrated with WA Hosting. Not much more I can say really apart from, sort it out Kyle and Carson!

2. Its not really a huge complaint, but none of the plugins I have mentioned are activated. The user is forced to understand how they work, and from what I have seen, there is no tutorial (yet!) on how to use these. Grrr!

3. I am trying to update my blogs to version 3.0 at the moment and the silly system is not letting me! I am asked to add my FTS settings to do this, and for some reason its not working. Possibly its WA hosting, I am not sure, but its really frustrating considering I now have a number of blogs which need updating.

So there you have it guys. In summary, I believe there is definitely  a few glitches in the system – however overall I think Word Press Express is the best thing to come out of WA University in a very long time. Its not going to make me loads of money online all by itself, but its the support structure which will start me off in the right direction.

What do you guys think? Have any of you fellow WA members been using the new system? Has it worked for you? Are you seeing any hits to your new blog?

Do any non-WA members have a similar program out there that we should know about? Let me know, and leave a comment.

Signing off for now,

D-dubbs

When I first started trying to make money online, the last thing I wanted to do was build my own website.

Whenever some guru, or someone who had been successful suggested this, I went into what I call ‘head up my own ass’ mode and ignored the valuable advice.

Why?, because one day I tried to install this confusing program called ‘wordpress’ I became so confused I gave up after half an hour of trying.

Do you blame me? I was a newby and some of the stuff they were talking about confuses me even today. It was tough, and I didnt have the time to mess around with it, especially as I was making some money, even though it wasnt much.

Instead, I spent most of my time direct linking out of Ezine articles, or spending crazy amounts of time building squidoo websites. STUPID!

I should have just listened.

But times, they are a changin’. Google these days wont touch a direct link with a 10 foot barge pole, and squidoo can, in my eyes, comes across a bit spammy.

They only care about the person who is doing the searching, not the person who is doing the selling. If the ‘searcher’ is looking for a good quality website, with useful information, without being spammy then thats what will rank! Simple as that.

One of the all time internet marketing guru’s is a guy called Kyle , the creator of Wealthy Affiliate University. He talks about how and why everyone should be building a website for long term success.

http://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/blog/how-to-build-a-website-for-long-term-success/?a_aid=sunVWtJE

What he talks about makes alot of sense right?

I think the most important piece of advice he talks about is:

‘I guess what I am saying is build your site for PEOPLE from the get go.  Don’t be a trend follower and use the latest black hat technique.  If you rely on these techniques, your business is always in jeopardy and one little shake up at Google and your business has collapsed.’

The way that reads to me, is that if you try and trick people, and dont offer them honest, good advice then you are going to get slapped hard.  Not to mention the fact that you will also lose the trust of the people who are reading your websites and blogs!

Have you heard of ‘Word Press Express’? I briefly touched on wordpress earlier and how complicated it is – well I have now realised that its not as hard as first thought – especially using Word Press Express, the new programm and Wealthy Affiliate University.

You can build a high quality website like this one in 32 seconds! Hahaha….

Alright guys, I better check out now – off to the beach in Turkey. Here with the wifey and friends for 10 days!

My internet marketing experience was a big fat zero when I joined the Wealthy affiliate university about 7 months ago.

And I have to say I was ABSOLUTELY confused and lost.

How the hell is one meant to absorb phrases such as:

‘anchor text’

‘keyword phrases’

‘domains’

‘hosting’

Let alone understand how to write a keyword phrase targeted short article over at Ezine Articles! I can understand why alot of people give up the ghost early doors.

Luckily I was kind of ‘forced’ out of my job during the peak of the reccession so I didnt really have a choice. Make it work or I wouldnt be able to pay my mortgage! Simple really. Sometimes a bit of pressure really helps.

Anyways, back onto the topic.

One of the most useful ways of learning is not trawling through thousands and thousands of pages of text and ebooks. Thats just boring.

Join a forum (it doesnt have to be over at WA), and start asking questions.

This single, simple formula has saved me so much time, and has helped me the most.

For example, I came across a guy over at Wealthy Affiliate University who calls himself ‘footbag_man’.

We started chatting and found we had something in common. he spent 1 year travelling last year in Australia, my mother land! I asked how he did that cause he is about my age and of course, thats an expensive trip.

He replied, ‘Well I was making $100 per day alone from IM and thats all I needed to fund a trip to Oz, in fact thats travelling in luxury for the standard backpacker’

All he needed to do was take his laptop with him, and make sure that no beer was split over it when he started partying in the hostels each night! Pretty cool hey.

I asked him how he does it, and read below for part his response (apolgies if some of it is out of context):

Wow, that’s really good dedication to be gettin up before work. I have to admire that.

I like the wedding website but I’m just a bit confused about the opt-in box. What is the reason it’s there?
What incentive are you giving people to sign up and why do you need their zip code etc. Maybe I am missing something.

Building a list is a gold mine man. A list is not just a list of people, it’s a bartering tool. If you have 500 people on your list
you can contact other people in your niche to ask if they want to email their list about your site and visa versa. This
builds both your lists massively.

I use squeeze pages for everything. http://www.causes-of-gout.com + http://www.3-day-marketing.com etc etc.

Very simple, maybe 1-2 days MAX to have up and running. Then write articles by the hundreds to get people to the opt-in.
I also outsource article writing.

So put a opt-in on your beer and basketball site and yes you can make money. Even if it’s only $10 from a CPA freeBie

I play guitar and sing so I am going to put song on youTube like lots of amatuer musicians have. Instead of putting a link to
my twitter or facebook I’m going to put a link to a squeeze page where I will give away free stuff to get people to join.
I’ll update them every Monday with good information so that they’ll love me, then I’ll say “hey, have you ever wanted to learn the
guitar yourself?, Well I learned from AFFLINK. It was great, you should check it out”

Then “I am having a lot of people asking me how I recorded this video, here is a link to my camera on amazon”

yadda yadda

I haven’t made any WA sales since the price hike and I am on page one for “Wealthy Affiliate” so I’m gonna relax on
promting that for maybe a month to see what happens and maybe try the blog funnel system then.

Amazing how people want to help – I picked up so many great tips just from a 30 min email exchange with him!

Why spend hours and hours learning, when a friendly IMer (they all want to help usually) can teach you in minutes!

Pretty cool hey! I hope you understand where I am coming from!

Signing off for now,

D-dubbs

I wanted to drop everyone a quick line on the topic of ‘Outsourcing’

I have never had to do it, until recently, due to the fact that I now have way less time on my hands. And I cant believe I havent done it earlier to be honest…

My budget is $1000 US per month which will get all of the following done:

1. 2 high quality blogs/websites per month, fully optimised. Check out www.weddingsonbudget.com for an example. Each of them will be set up with Aweber, as list building is my priority.

2. 100 articles each with 500 words (I supply the keywords).

3. A 5 email Aweber campaign.

4. 4 Aweber broadcasts.

5. The first and last paragraph of 50 articles spun.

6. Submission of the 100 articles to a mass article directory.

7. Submission of 50 of the articles with the Notorious blog poster, which automatically submits to all my websites, spun automatically and also creates a random link wheel

8. Creation of a video for each article

9. Mass submission of each of the videos using a videobot

All that works out at: 100 articles X 400 directories = 8,000 sign ups
100 articles X 100 video directories = 2,000 sign ups

=> 10,000 sign ups
=> If you send out 1 promotional email per month (at the average of 1 sale per 100 sign ups) you will make 3k per month!!!

Thats pretty cool right? I spend $1000, but I make $3000 without really having to lift a finger (apart from managing the whole process).

How freakin’ cool is that?

I would never have had the time or the drive to carry this volume of work each and every month.

Its thats easy guys – I will keep you posted on how it all goes, however I am pretty certain that its going to work out very well for me. Of course, nothing is ever a done deal, but its going to be a fun ride!

I hope you can check in every now and again to check up on how its all going.

This is when internet marketing starts becoming VERY VERY interesting.

I believe outsourcing is the way forward folks!

Signing off for now,

D-dubbs.