Internet Marketing in Plain English

Two promises I always make to my readers and subscribers…I won’t bombard you with sales promotions or emails…and I won’t lie to you…ever.

I first met Travis Sago in the Wealthy Affiliate forum where I was a member for several months. It was a great learning experience for me, I met some wonderful people, and a handful of them I remain in touch with, almost 2 years later.

I’ve watched in awe as Travis’ business has mushroomed into an online empire, and yet Travis remains as calm and laid back as he was in the WA forum. To hear Travis talk, he could be sitting on your porch, drinking a cup of coffee with you as he explains simple ways to put more money in your pocket.

Okay, this post will undoubtedly ruffle some feathers, but I feel compelled to say it anyway. And thanks to the internet, I have this platform upon which I can state my opinion.

First of all, I generally don’t like things I feel are being shoved down my throat. And right now, I’m about to choke on Web Prosperity.

But, because I try to be fair, I don’t know much about this company or the man in all the videos. So maybe I’ve gotten the wrong impression. In fact, I’m almost HOPING I’ve gotten the wrong impression.

If you haven’t heard of Niche Blueprint yet, don’t worry, you will. Niche Blueprint is the latest offering from Steve Clayton and Tim Godfrey, the brilliant minds behind Commission Blueprint. One by one, they’re revealing the diverse streams of income they’ve used to become millionaires.

Me…I’ve been listening to everything they say.

Niche Blueprint is a comprehensive study course, released over a period of several weeks, at the end of which time you should have a fully functioning, profitable ecommerce store. Now that may sound intimidating, but I can assure you, it’s presented in such a way that you won’t be overwhelmed by too much information, and you’ll always know what steps you need to take next.

Today is the first day of a brand new year…full of hope and promise, giving us a clean slate for fresh starts, making changes, and accomplishing goals.

It’s also a good time to reflect on the year that just ended. Are you where you hoped you’d be? Is your business at the level you planned for? I have to admit, I squandered a lot of time in 2008 - lack of focus, excuses, procrastination - I didn’t really get serious until about September…what a waste.