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Vote With Your Feet! I mentioned it in Tip 6: Understand The (Evil) Tricks of the Trade, but if you haven’t done it you must go and watch the fantastic video demonstration called “IM Victim Services: Beware Of Scandal” (better referred to as “outing the unethical scam marketers) on Mark Dulisse’s Blog – watch the . . . → Read More: Join Mark Dulisse – Declare War on IM Scammers! Top Tip Number 6 for Beginners to Online Business: I’ve mentioned it before, I’ve referred to it in some tips, and I want to point you to a fantastic video demonstration called “IM Victim Services: Beware Of Scandal” (better referred to as “outing the unethical scam marketers) on Mark Dulisse’s Blog – watch the video, . . . → Read More: Tip 6: Understand The (Evil) Tricks of the Trade Top Tip Number 5 for Beginners to Online Business: Another set to print out and stick on the wall: A rundown of the most common sales-page tricks to extract your money, how to avoid them, and how to take advantage of them. Avoiding cons, finding discounts and generally staying sane in the face of a full frontal sales assault. . . . → Read More: Tip 5: Mottos to Live By Decide a sensible date (a month or two out) you want to launch your business, and set yourself strict rules on learning only what you need to launch that business. If you find yourself reading a sales page promising to have your “cash-pulling business” up and running in 27.5 seconds and you start thinking “this looks good”, slap your face and go for a walk. . . . → Read More: Tip 3: Set a Research period, with a Deadline We see it (or very close variations of it) all the time – what clown taught these people that “Who else wants to” adds anything to an offer, and that trying to say twenty things in one sentence in BIG RED LETTERS makes anyone want to do something other than throw up and close the . . . → Read More: Hype Headlines to Choke On There are several common internet marketing tricks designed to force you into a rushed decision (like the count-down timers), plus quite a few discounts to be had by trying to close the page and watching them dive in with a special offer. Here’s some proof on why you shouldn’t believe them, and how to check for a cheaper price . . . . . . → Read More: The Evil of Internet Marketing Sales Pages |
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