The Six Difficult Steps to Financial Success on the Internet

Let's begin by answering a few
frequently asked questions (FAQ):

Did you say "difficult?"

I am afraid so.

How many steps are there total?

Six, so they are all difficult.

Well if it's that hard, why should I bother?

Because the payoff can be huge, and even though the steps are difficult, they can be achieved with a strong commitment.

But what about all those sites promising easy riches on the Internet?

The "get rich quick" (GRQ) sites often have some valuable information, but generally make it sound a lot easier than it really is. Here's an example from Stone Evans' pluginprofitsite.com. (BTW, the following headline was in 50% larger type on their site):

"Follow The 3 Easy Steps Below And I Will Personally Build A Money Making Website For You That's 100% Ready To Take Orders And Pull In Massive Residual Profits... Read This Letter To Discover Why I Would Let You Copy My Formula So YOU Can Start Making Money Online Within 24 Hours, Guaranteed!"

Did we lose you to that sales pitch? We gave you their link in case you find their three easy steps more tempting than our six difficult ones.

But there must be some truth in their claims?

I have no doubt that they will build a site "That's 100% Ready To Take Orders." There are millions of those on the Internet. The catch is that enough people must know about you and trust you enough to go to your site and find something they want to buy.

Then, how can they give the guarantee?

I am sure that they are sincere, and give a refund to anyone who asks. In most cases, you try it, get less than sterling results, figure you are doing something wrong, shelve their package and forget it. It's human nature not to ask for a refund.

Let's give one more example of the hype, from the Allan Says site (their highlighting):

"This is not your average Internet marketing book...this is like an explosion that will cause your mind to reel with ecstasy over the ideas revealed...the master Allen Says, is at it again!" 

Whew! I am sweating. Give me a minute.

A formula for the marketing of Internet marketing products has evolved. Its components are the very long sales letter, the lack of any navigation except to the order page, the breathless claims of riches to be yours merely for the cost of the product, the testimonials, the free gifts or bonuses for acting now, the giant red print, and frequent highlighting (oops, sorry), and the premise that the product reveals what has been kept from the public until now,

If you want another example, go to http://www.trafficsecrets.com/.

We have found some classy operators in this field, and we'll tell you about them as we go along.