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Excerpts from The Third Testament

THE COUNSEL OF ELIJAH No. 1

1. I am Elijah, the prophet of the First Era and of the transfiguration on Mount Tabor. Prepare yourselves for you have been given the knowledge of the Seven Seals, and the doors of mystery have been opened so that you may contemplate the path of your salvation.

2. Behold the word of God fulfilled, pronounced since remote times by His prophets.

3. Be it known that there is joy in the celestial mansions and that it is the Divine Master, the Sacrificed Lamb, whom John beheld in his revelation, who has opened the Sixth Seal with His most powerful and perfect hand, and with it, the Third and last of the eras.

4. The light of the Sixth candlestick illuminates you, Humanity.

5. “Voice of the One who speaks in the wilderness, prepare the way for the Lord,” the prophet announced, and here I am, preparing the coming of my Lord, of your Heavenly Father, the Great Yahve, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the God who spoke to Moses in the Sinai, and delivered the Law to His people.

6. So here, then, the promise is fulfilled, and He returns, surrounded by His angels, to reveal every mystery and to show the path of salvation to every spirit; for it is in this period of time that the prophecy shall be fulfilled that “Every flesh will see Him, and every spirit will feel Him.”

7. Therefore be prepared, Oh Israel, to receive your Lord and God, for the era of the Holy Spirit has now begun among you.

8. Twenty-two precepts are the legacy of the envoys of the Three Eras, precepts that clarify and explain to you the Law of God, so that you may guide yourselves during your human existence in accordance with them.

9. These 22 precepts form, in their unity, the Law, and they are formed by the explanation of the Commandments that God delivered through Moses, the envoy of the First Era; through the teaching of Jesus, the envoy of the Second Era, and by the precepts through Elijah, the en­voy of the Third Era, which are revealed to the people of Israel through Roque Rojas, as a prelude toward the opening of the Sixth Seal, and the third of the Eras, the first of September of 1866, in this Mexican Nation.

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I’ve always been fascinated by “anti-marketing”, and how powerful its effect can be if done properly, so when I stumbled upon The Rich Jerk salesletter, I was immediately intrigued.

I’ll admit, I’m one of those people who *never* reads a salesletter when I am considering buying something (I do read them when researching techniques, but that’s another story), but from the moment I read The Rich Jerk’s headline, I couldn’t keep from reading the entire thing. Sure, in the back of my brain, I was telling myself that I was only reading it from a research perspective, and that I had no intention of actually purchasing the book. However, by the time I was halfway through the salesletter, I absolutely HAD to buy the ebook. Even if it was just the same rehashed old stuff, this guy deserved my money just for the education (and entertainment!) I got from his salesletter. My point here is that anti-marketing works very well if done right, and The Rich Jerk has done it extremely right

However, after reading the book, I’m pleasantly suprised! The Rich Jerk does indeed contain information that WILL assist you in making more money online…

His writing style is easy to follow, and perfectly understandable if you’ve been around the internet for a short time, but it is definately not for complete newbies (he does not, for example, take you step by step through registering a domain name or obtaining web hosting) - if you feel like you need any amount of hand-holding, this ebook is not for you.

In the first chaper, entitled “Creating an Affiliate Website that Sells Like Crazy”, he covers building affiliate websites to earn commissions from the sales of other people’s products. He starts by listing 13 affiliate sites and ranks them as “must join”, “maybe join”, and “join if [you are] bored”. Once you’ve selected a product to sell, he goes through six specific writing strategies to use on your affiliate site to hook the reader and get them to click through on your affiliate link. He then gives you a complete sample “sales letter” (it’s more like an article) with all of his strategies at work.

The third section in chaper one discusses offering rebates to your customers, but it’s not just the same old “buy from me and I’ll give you part of my affiliate fee back”. Rich Jerk delves into specific ways to do refunds that will increase your bottom line as opposed to simply offering a rebate.

In the final section of chaper one, Rich Jerk writes about setting up pay-per-lead sites, where you get paid $10 or so for each person who provides you with his or her information (which you then pass on to a company which pays you for the lead.) I found this section to be a bit light on content, although there is enough there to get his point across. I think this is a technique that has not been explored in-depth by any of the mainstream internet marketing channels, and one that warrants further research.

Read the rest of our review of The Rich Jerk at The NetProfit Report

You’ve written and compiled an e-book. Now you have to decide how much to charge for it. Finding the right price is essential to the success of your product. If you charge too little, people will think it’s of little value, and they won’t purchase it, or even it they do buy your book, you will have to sell thousands of copies to get to the point where you can begin to see a profit. If you price it too high when compared with your competition, you will find yourself steadily lowering the price, which will cause you all kinds of new problems in the future. For example, if you sell your e-book at first for $39.99, and later reduce it to $24.95, don’t you think the people who bought it for $39.99 are going to be upset?

Choosing the right price for your e-book is one of the most critical parts of the marketing process. The first rule of pricing e-books is to never underprice.

Determine the highest price your audience can afford, and then if you find your book isn’t selling, you can always reduce the price. Before you take that step, make sure you are promoting your book like crazy on the Internet and on websites. The price should be aimed at bringing in profits, but you should never forget that price is one of the factors that people use in judging the value of your e-book - before they buy it. So always start with the highest price, and then launch a mega-marketing campaign.

Pricing an e-book is particularly difficult because e-books are a fairly new commodity. Since they are digital, the value of an e-book is as confusing as the understanding of what digital actually is to the average layperson. This means that we must look at e-books in a different light in order to determine their actual worth in this brave, new cyber world.

Let’s look at the difference between a book in print and an e-book. A printed book is an object you can hold in your hand, store on your bookshelf, even hand down to the next generation. It is priced on factors such as paper stock, design and production costs, and marketing.

But the fact that unites e-books and print books is that they are composed of ideas. It is the ideas in these books that have the ability to change, or possibly transform, people’s lives.

What do you think an idea is worth when evaluated against the cost of paper and ink?

It is the IDEAS that are valuable! That is how you determine the cost of your e-book.

What should I charge for my ideas?

There are all different formulas and methods for determining the correct price for your e-book. Let’s begin with honing in on your ultimate goals.

Decide if your goal is to get wide distribution and maximum exposure. This goal is aimed at drawing customers to your business or service, or to establishing the credibility of your reputation. If this is your main goal, you should aim to keep your price on the low side. Some authors have even priced their e-books at a profit loss to draw a high number of new customers. The key is to find a price that maximizes your profits and the number of books you sell.

This is an excellent pricing strategy if you are looking to acquire long-term customers. Long-term customers are extremely likely to buy from you again and again - as long as the first e-book they buy is of exceptional quality and beneficial to the customer.

However, if your book contains valuable - and more importantly NEW information, references, or techniques - then you should aim to price it on the high end.

After you figure out your goal, you must figure out what your audience’s need is for your e-book. For example, does your book solve a particular problem? If it does, and solves it in a way that hasn’t been written about in one hundred other e-books, you will be able to achieve high sales at a high price. If your book solves a problem or answers questions in a new and unique way, you should price your book as high as you can go. You will achieve larger profits this way, but bring in fewer customers. Just make sure the question or problem that your book solves is one that is important and relevant to the majority of your market audience. If your ideas are not common knowledge, or you are presenting a brand new technique, you will be able to sell books at a high price. Just be prepared for your competition to undercut you on price as soon as they hear about your book.

Keep in mind that the above pricing strategy is temporary. Eventually, you will cease to sell books at this high price. So figure out in advance how long you plan to offer your e-book at this high price, and when that time is up, change your pricing strategy.

If you want to see large profits over customer draw, aim for an audience that is looking for easy solutions to their problems at a low price. If your book is aimed at solving one particular problem rather than general advice, then you can charge more. Start at the highest price the market will bear to bring in the largest profits, and plan to discount the book a number of times throughout the year.

Marketing Strategies

The key that unlocks the sales potential of your e-book is to find a single sentence that becomes your selling handle. This sentence states what question or problem your book answers and the benefits your e-book can provide. Then be sure to use that sentence in every piece of sales and promotional material, and every time anyone asks you about your e-book.

Besides promoting your books assiduously online, there are several other strategies that can help you sell more books.

One is to give something away for free with your book, such as a valuable bonus item. Or bundle several e-books under one price, which lowers the price for each e-book if they were sold separately.

An effective technique for figuring out a price is to send out a survey to your current customers. If these customers have already bought an e-book from you, ask for their opinion in terms of price. Do this by creating a sales page for the new book, but don’t include a price on that page. Instead, add a number of links to survey questions that ask pointed questions to aid you in assigning a price to your e-book.

Another strategy is to test out prices by creating a number of duplicate sales pages with different prices on each page. Make sure your sales copy is exactly the same on every page, and includes your selling-handle sentence. Then figure out for each page the conversion ratio between visitors to your site and sales of your book. This will tell you what your optimum price is.

Ultimately, if you’ve written a book that solves a problem or presents a new technique, your book will bring in both traffic and profits. So be sure to write that selling-handle sentence that sums up what problem your book solves and what the benefits of your book will be to the customers who purchase it. And then watch your market come to you!

Matthew Tibble is passionate about helping small businesses achieve online business success. With 10 years experience in sales and marketing, he has developed an enlightened approach to business that combines proven philosophies with practical implementation. For more information, email articleinfo@businessplanningmadeeasy.com, or visit http://www.businessplanningmadeeasy.com/

One of the most common questions we get at Ebook Architect is “how much money will I make selling ebooks? Well, like most businesses the answer will depend on many different factors. For example the amount of time you put into the promotion of your ebook will have a direct consequence on sales and market interest in your ebook topic is another important factor. People who are good at picking good ebook topics and promoting their ebooks usually stand to make a lot of money with ebooks.

How Much Money You Ask?

Some Ebook entrepreneurs lose money in the course of a year while some make hundreds of thousands of dollars. More realistically however is somewhere in between these two points. Many ebook authors make between $5,000 and $20,000 a year.

How to Maximize Ebook Sales

The best way to ensure optimum sales is to constantly promote your ebook. This may mean staying in on weekends and staying up late during the week. Some of the best ways to promote your ebook include buying advertising from large advertising portals such as Google and Yahoo, partaking in link exchanges, writing articles for websites and Ezines, building an information dense website and writing great ebook sales pages. Accomplishing all of this is no minor feat. You should expect to be in product development for between 1-6 months and then the promotional aspect may take another 4-12 months. It’s not necessarily an easy job but as stated above the payoff could be substantial.

Worst Case Scenario

Even if you decide half way through the process that ebook entrepreneurship is not your cup of tea, you will still have written an ebook and be selling it online. That makes you an author; congratulations. Not only will you be an author but your ebook may give you some extra pocket change on a monthly basis. If nothing else, it will be a good learning experience. You have nothing to lose, so why not give it a shot?

Written By John R.
Ebook Architect
http://www.zizzoo.com/guides/ebook/index.php

PS: I Love You is a truly remarkable and unique story of true love. It takes you through all the times of a widow in search of a path to move on.

The main character’s husband dies shortly after they get married. He’s no longer in the story as a person but he captivates the whole story as a never fading memory.

He guides his dear wife through the ups and downs of life by commiunicating through letters he had written before death. It was a promise that he made while he was alive - a promise not to leave her alone - a promise always to standby her side and guide her through everything. Each letter tells her what she has to do and what she must avoid doing and each letter gives her the feeling that she’s not alone in this world, each letter cheers her more but She must open each letter on the day she’s asked to open it.

This is a story which tells us of how important it is to have a guardian angel, how important love is and that there is no extent in loving someone.
Even if two lovers are parted by death thats not the end of the story cause there is more to it - this is what this story is all about.

This story is a real tear-jerker, a passionate story about a love we have yet not experienced.

This is the ideal story for you to read during this christmas sitting near the fire place in total solitude.

This is an orginal work by aikonn.

Most “create-your-own-ebook” advice tells us to write about something we know or are interested in. That’s a good place to start, but it isn’t absolutely necessary. And if you follow the advice of successful Internet marketers - “find the market first, then develop your product” - it might not even be possible. For example, what if your market research tells you that an ebook about teaching ferrets to do tricks would be profitable, but you’ve never seen a ferret in your life?

The answer? Research. And part of that research can include interviews. If your initial research turns up the name of a noted ferret expert, for instance, an easy way to incorporate that person’s expertise and knowledge into your ebook is to interview him.

Here’s a step-by-step process for conducting effective interviews:

1. Decide WHO to interview. Make sure the person truly is an expert in the field and knows what he’s talking about. Contact him (preferably by phone) to see if he’s willing to do an interview. Let him know you’ll provide the questions in advance. Negotiate a deal that he’s agreeable with. Some will do interviews for free as long as you mention their name in your ebook. Some will expect to be paid a fee. Some will be want rights to sell the ebook you create. If you are unwilling or unable to provide what the expert wants, find another expert.

2. Determine the FOCUS of the interview. In our example, we’re interested in writing an ebook about teaching ferrets to do tricks, so we don’t care about their mating habits or the quality of their fur.

3. Once your focus is clearly defined, create your list of interview QUESTIONS. Keep your target audience in mind… what do THEY need to know? What answers are needed in your ebook to provide the readers with the information they’re looking for? In our example, our readers would probably want to know the best motivator for ferrets… is it food, petting, play, verbal praise? Put yourself in your readers’ shoes: if YOU wanted to know how to teach a ferret tricks, what questions would you ask of a ferret expert?

4. Determine the best METHOD for the interview. Interviews can be done in person, on the phone, or even via email. All are effective. Use the method your expert prefers.

5. SCHEDULE the interview. Make the time (and possibly the place, if doing this in person) convenient to your expert.

6. SEND your questions to your expert in advance of the actual interview. (Of course if the “interview” is being done via email, this isn’t necessary.) But be sure to let them know that other questions may arise during the interview. This allows you to gain two types of information from your interview: the prepared, carefully thought-out answers you need, AND the spontaneous, off-the-cuff remarks that will spice up your copy. If your expert balks at the idea of unknown questions, assure him that he will have final approval on his comments that are included in your ebook. Spontaneous questions are also possible with email interviews. Once you receive back the answers to the questions, read them over and think of a follow-up question or two… then CALL the expert and ask for clarification. NOTE: If doing interviews via email, always give them a deadline to reply back to you.

7. RECORD your interviews — even if you take excellent notes!. There’s no substitute for being able to replay the comments as many times as needed to get an accurate transcription of what was said. Minicassette recorders are cheap, small and easy to carry around. If doing a telephone interview, there are inexpensive devices that connect the recorder to your phone. NOTE: Some states do not allow recording of telephone conversations without the knowledge and permission of those being recorded. Some people do not feel comfortable having their conversations recorded. Whether doing the interview by telephone or in person, it’s always best to ask permission to record it. Just tell them it helps you to get their comments as accurately as possible because your note-taking skills are lacking. Also tell them that they will have final approval of their comments used in your ebook. This will ease their reluctance to have the interview recorded.

8. TAKE NOTES of the interview — even if you’re recording it! Never totally rely on a recorder… the batteries can die, the tape can wear out or end without auto-reversing, the telephone connector might be hooked up wrong, etc. Always get as much down manually as possible to back up your recording.

9. TRANSCRIBE your interview as soon as possible. (Again, email interviews do not apply). This is particularly critical if your recorder failed and you’re relying on your hastily scribbled notes - and your memory to decipher them!

10. INCORPORATE THE EXPERT’S COMMENTS into your ebook. This does not have to be done in the typical interview Q&A format, but that is easiest. How you incorporate the comments depends on the writing style of your ebook. (This article doesn’t go into that.)

11. PROVIDE THE FIRST DRAFT of your ebook to your expert and ask him to verify the accuracy of the information attributed to him. This is important. The last thing you want to do is misquote him or get some of the facts mixed up. Plus he may even provide additional useful information as he reviews your ebook. Another added bonus… by getting his approval, you’re gaining his trust. If you wish to do follow-up ebooks in the future on the same general topic, it’ll be easy to get this expert to assist you again.

12. MODIFY the draft to incorporate the expert’s comments.

13. FINALIZE and sell your ebook! (This is the really fun part!)

14. FULFILL YOUR AGREEMENT with the expert. Has he been paid? Did he receive his copy of the ebook? Even if he did the interview for free and asked for nothing in return, send him a free copy of the ebook along with a nice thank-you note.

See? You don’t have to be an expert or write only about what you know. Virtually anyone can write about anything with the right tools. For more information on how to write and sell your own ebooks, visit http://myks.sitesell.com/propelprofits.html

About the Author

Bonnie Lowe is an award-winning writer who has had thousands of articles published in both offline and online media.

Every day, millions of people come online to look for solutions to their problems. People are hungry for all kinds of information and they are willing to pay to get the information they want. And they want it instantly. They don’t want to wait. This creates a perfect opportunity for you to make incredible amounts of money.

To create your own product, you have to do the research, develop the product and create the marketing materials.

Maybe you don’t want to spend the time and effort to create your own information product or would rather add more products to your arsenal. You can purchase resale rights to a product which is already successful.

Acquiring resale rights to someone else’s product can give you a good start. You don’t have to worry about creating marketing materials or developing a product. That way you can spend most of your time focussed on marketing - not creating your product. In fact, you can begin today and start making sales right away.

The product is created for you. You have a ready-made product that you can sell. It saves you the time and effort of developing your own product. It lets you start selling the product right away and you keep all of the money. You never have to pay a penny in royalties.

There are many people out there who have amassed huge sums of money just by obtaining resale rights to ready-made products, and then selling them online to thousands of customers. Now you can cash in on this lucrative business.

Because these products are in electronic format, you have no storage, packaging or shipping hassles. You will also be able to put your sales and order delivery on complete autopilot so you can make money whether you’re there or not because your website takes the order and delivers the product without any involvement on your part.

Before you start purchasing products to sell, find out what your target audience want to buy. Research your target market, find out what products they are interested in buying and give them exactly what they want.

Visit Overture.com or use Wordtracker, to find out what your target audience type in a search engine. They will let you know just what products people want to buy. If you can provide them with products they are truly interested in, they will buy from you.

You’ll need a domain name and a web host. Once you set up your website your job is to drive traffic (customers) to your website. You must advertise.

Making money with resale rights products is a lot easier than you may think. Once you know how to find and sell resale rights infoproducts you can purchase a line of related infoproducts to make a stream of cash over and over again with each new infoproduct that you add to your product line.

Within a short time you could have dozens or hundreds of infoproducts, all making money for you on a monthly basis. This is the secret to making massive amounts of money on the internet.

Conleth C Onu is the Owner of http://www.conlethonu.com, http://www.publishinglink.com and http://www.resalerightsinfoproducts.com
Visit his websites for information on his ebooks and many more money making information.

Everyone loves to read other peoples success stories. It provides us with evidence that amazing things do happen to normal people. By learning what they did to succeed we come one step closer to success ourselves. Such is the case with the ten stories told in Net Entrepreneurs Only – 10 Entrepreneurs Tell the Stories of their Success by Gregory K. Ericksen and Ernst & Young.

Ericksen interviewed ten of the most successful entrepreneurs at the turn of the century and presents their stories with a unique but effective use of lengthy quotes from the entrepreneurs. The quotes leave you with a feeling of having actually interviewed the entrepreneur yourself rather than reading a story about them. Each story is about 20 pages long but reads more like 10 pages because of the big print and free flowing pace.

The 10 entrepreneurs chronicled in the book are Jay S. Walker (priceline.com), Mike McNulty and Mike Hagan (VerticalNet), Christina Jones (pcOrder), William Porter and Christos Cotsakos (E*Trade), Gregory K. Jones (uBid), Russell Horowitz (Go2Net), Ken Pasterna (Knight/Trimark), William Schrader (PSINet), Pierre Omidyar (eBay), and Mark Cuban and Todd Wagner (broadcast.com).

Each entrepreneur has a unique story of how and why they saw the internet as a viable place to start a business, and each had a different way of getting there, but after reading all ten stories you can see some common threads between these extremely successful net entrepreneurs. Although this book was written at a time when internet business success was substantially easier (the book was published in 2000), many of the core competencies that these entrepreneurs possess can be applied in any era to any industry.

Each is extremely passionate about what they do to the point that they inspire others around them to have the same passion. Each is not afraid to take a risk, regardless of whether or not other people disagree with it. Along with that, each knows that failure is inevitable when taking risks and understands that future success depends on the ability to learn from failure and move on.

Another interesting thing that was mentioned in three of the ten stories is the fear of being blindsided by an opponent that they can’t see coming. They all talk about the proverbial kid in his basement or garage that comes up with the technology that puts them out of business. When talking about Mark Cuban, Todd Wagner said:

“I know Mark worries, among other things, about the proverbial 12-year-old in the garage [coming up with technological breakthroughs] and us being blindsided.”

This commonality is particularly interesting, and I suspect it comes from the fact that many of these entrepreneurs WERE THAT KID and they fear the second coming of themselves more than anything else. They probably fear that this “kid” will have the same passion and determination that they once had, and that, more than anything else scares them.

If I had read this book when it was written I would certainly have recommended it to any young entrepreneur. However, years later I recommend it EVEN MORE. I think that it’s a must read for anyone looking to go into business or currently in business.

The thing that you can do now that you couldn’t do when the book was written is find out what’s happened to these entrepreneurs and their companies in the time that has passed since the book’s publication. One of the biggest joys of reading this book was trying to guess whether or not these companies still existed and whether or not the same entrepreneur was still running them.

Knowing that there was the dot-com boom and subsequent crash around that time, I figured there was less than a 50/50 chance that these businesses were still around. I’m not going to ruin the individual surprises, but there was a fairly vast array of directions that these companies and entrepreneurs went after the dot-com crash.

Some of the entrepreneurs we’ve all heard of (Mark Cuban), and some of the companies we know still exist and are very successful (eBay), but many the average reader won’t be familiar with. Doing the research to find out where they are today adds an extra dimension to the book that a reader wouldn’t have experienced if they read it when it came out.

Net Entrepreneurs Only – 10 Entrepreneurs Tell the Stories of their Success by Gregory K. Ericksen and Ernst & Young is an extremely interesting for anyone who enjoys a good success story. However, it’s truly inspiring if you are that entrepreneur who strives come up with the next innovating breakthrough that puts one of these ten entrepreneurs out of business.

Adam McFarland owns the SportsLizard.com Network.
You can read Adam’s blog about being a young internet entrepreneur by going to www.sportslizard.com/blog/

The Latent

Marshall Frank, author of six books, has proved an
exceptional ability to write absorbing who-dun-it’s time and
time again. According to his website he is able to do this by
embellishing on real life experiences during his 30-year
career investigating homicides in the Miami-Dade region of
Florida. In doing so he creates a realistic, action-packed,
suspenseful detective story with his recent release, The
Latent – a fiction novel, that I found difficult to put down.

The Latent focuses on one main character - the completely
stressed out, heart-broken police investigator, Rock
Burgamy. Haunted by a childhood experience and the loss
of his young son, Rock battles an inclination to numb his
sorrow and stress with booze. And these are not his only
secrets. Twice divorced, Rock is slammed regularly with
alimony and child support payments for his two other
children. In order to keep up with it all, Rock must take as
much overtime as possible. Unfortunately, with all of this
happening at once, he delves further and further into the
bottle. But he is a good man, a stubborn man who will not
let a case go unsolved without giving it his all – even if it
means his life or sacrificing love.

A chain of gay men killings appear to have a connection
and over-worked Burgamy is assigned the case. Plots
thicken as the investigation deepens and poor Burgamy
walks into several situations that set him up for a fall so big
that he cannot get out alone.

Fantastic and intriguing insight into the underground
street-sex establishments is only one of the many angles in
this book. Problems within the police department from
budget constraints and personal temptations to office
politics is another. I am confident that The Latent will take
readers inside this dark and dangerous world so smoothly
that everything else fades away unnoticed.

ISBN#: 1-4137-9890-x
Author: Marshall Frank

Publisher: Publish America
Published: 2006

Book Reviewer: Lillian Brummet - Co-author of the book
Trash Talk, a guide for anyone concerned about his or her
impact on the environment – Author of Towards
Understanding, a collection of poetry.
(http://www.sunshinecable.com/~drumit)

The Rich
Jerk - Is it any good?

I recently purchased The Rich
Jerk e-book after hearing good things about it through word
of mouth and from what I’d read on internet forums for web
entrepreneurs. I’ve tried dozens of these “Get Rich Quick”
guides over the years and usually they have been a
disappointment with the majority of the “advice” being just
recycled information which is freely available on the internet
if you look hard enough so to be honest I wasn’t really
expecting anything amazingly different from The Rich
Jerk but for $49 I was willing to give it a go.

To My surprise The Rich
Jerk e-book is actually very good. It offers some very
radical and unorthodox tips to generating cash through affiliate
programs such as Clickbank and strategic use of pay per click
services. The Search Engine Optimization (SEO) tips were nothing
new but still I found that I was able to make money within just
a couple of days using the other strategies that were set out.
In fact the first time I checked my Clickbank account I had
earned exactly £326.67 in just 5 days which took me by surprise
to say the least and since then most days I have been waking up
a richer man.

Really, the purpose of this article is to recommend something
that actually works to anyone thinking of “investing” in a “Get
Rich Quick” e-book. I have tried many and 99% of them have been
rubbish. I have wasted lots of money and through my own bad
experiences I feel I am well placed to recommend The Rich
Jerk e-book as from what I have tried it is the ONLY one
that offers advice that will GUARANTEE you making money. Don’t
take my word for it though. I always remain sceptical until I
try something for myself so check it out for yourself and make
up your own minds.

The Rich
Jerk is one of the most popular Clickbank products and for a
good reason in my opinion which is why I have become an
affiliate seller of his book. You may think in this case that I
am just bigging up his product in order to help my own sales
figures but this is only party true. I earn a commission for
each sale but to prove how much I believe in this product I am
offering 30% of my commission back to anyone who purchases the
e-book through the affiliate link of my own website. For more
details on this limited offer, please see my website by clicking
here.