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7 Keys to Internet Business Success Starting an internet business can be as simple as opening a Yahoo Store. And as complicated as building your own dynamic e-commerce web site. But no matter how you go about it, you need 7 key ingredients to ensure the success of your internet... HOW TO GUIDE: AFFILIATE MARKETING FOR PROFIT This FREE information is very valuable to your online success. For further training please subscribe to my training course for a more in depth way of marketing your site by sending a blank email to: elindabay@getresponse.com. or sign up at to my... InvestorIdeas Launches new Investor Portal RFIDInvesting.com, to follow developments in Radio Frequency Identification and Wireless Security Applications. For Immediate Release Oct 15, 2004 InvestorIdeas Launches new Investor Portal RFIDInvesting.com, to follow developments in Radio Frequency Identification and Wireless Security Applications. POINT ROBERTS, WA. October 15th 2004.... Key To Success ... Work Hard At Working Smarter Copyright 2005 Roy Primm Getting more done with less is an art, Its a quality requiring much heart, But I must confess How I turned failure to success Was to work both hard and work smart. Ive heard two schools of thought when it comes to... Thsi Real Estate Market - About To Burst? The big news on the real estate scene is that the bubble is going to burst. This is not new news, I am one of a few who have been saying it for 3-5 years, and of course history has proven us wrong. I, for one, am willing to admit that I...         Affiliate Marketing is TOO Expensive I received an email this week from a gentleman who asserted that affiliate marketing as a business simply wasn't for him. Why? Because it is too expensive! Huh? Too expensive? WHAT's too expensive? Let's assume that because he sent an email, he already has the basic equipment and software that he needs to start an affiliate marketing business - that being a computer, email software and an Internet connection. I'll also assume that he has a desk on which to store that stuff, a chair on which to perch and a telephone line. Nothing extra to buy or lease there. Perhaps it was the huge initial outlay of $8.95 at godaddy.com to register a domain name? He must have overlooked the discount. You can save two bucks a year when you register for ten years in advance. That's got to be it. Then again, there are those ongoing monthly $9.95 web hosting and $17.95 autoresponder charges. That's $27.90 a month. Yup, that's pretty steep. What about all those products to buy and stock? Oh ya, you don't have to buy SONY's TV's or Dell's computers to sell them as an affiliate. Not having to buy them will also save a big chunk of change in storage fees at the warehouse as well. Hmmm.... that ALSO means that as an affiliate, you don't have to ship those heavy items. Actually, those affiliated merchants are pretty good guys all around. Not only don't you have to buy, store or ship the product, you also don't need to deal with those pesky customers. Just send them from your site to the merchant's site, and the company will handle all the sales details. They'll take the customers' money, figure out your share and send you a check. Pretty sweet deal. Maybe it was the cost to build a web site that bothered him. Yes, graphics programs and HTML editor software can get pretty expensive, but there are plenty of low and no-cost options available. If building the site yourself proves too time-consuming, there are also excellent graphic designers who sell beautifully designed web site templates for less than twenty bucks. Oh, I know! It must have been the cost to advertise. Hmmm... the last time I checked one of those national magazines, it cost about $1200 to get a 1/12th of a page ad in black and white. Your ad could be seen by up to three quarters of a million people. But how many of those readers would actually be interested in your message? By contast, that $1200 could buy up to 120,000 clicks from a targeted audience on the Internet. What method do you think would be more worthwhile in terms of return? Furthermore, when you use Internet pay per click advertising, you don't have to spend the whole $1200 in one shot. You could try a $50 test ad. Analyze your ROI, return on investment. If it's not satisfactory, rework your ad and try another test. In the worst case scenario, you'll gain a few subscribers to your newsletter to whom you can promote other products later. I personally work and rework my ads and aim for a 100% return on my advertising investment. Where else are you going to get that kind of return on your money nowadays? The stock market? Your bank account? The race track? The latter probably has the best odds of the three. OK, so let's do a tally to see how much, or how little, it could cost to start an affiliate marketing business on the Internet. The expenses are as follows: domain $8.95, hosting $9.95, web site template $14.95 and $100.00 for a test ad. Total outlay for the first month equals $133.85. Assuming a 100% return on your advertising investment, you'll have earned $200.00. In the first month you'd already be in the black - $66.15 richer. Affiliate marketing on the Internet is one of the least costly businesses to start, and one of the very few that contains the possibility of profit in the first month. If a C-note is too big an investment in a business that has brought financial freedom to thousands, then perhaps it's best to stick with 'the day job'. Of course, I didn't even touch on all the money and time you'll save by working at home. Next time. Article by Rosalind Gardner, speaker, consultant and author of the best-selling "Super Affiliate Handbook: How I Made $436,797 in One Year Selling Other People's Stuff Online". To learn how you too can suceed in Internet and affiliate marketing, sign up for Rosalind's "Net Profits Today" newsletter at: NetProfitsToday.com