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In internet marketing, the amount of money that you earn will greatly depend on the number of people that you have in your lists. Many internet marketers have different beliefs on which part of internet marketing makes them earn more money. Some internet marketers believe that their website makes the most money. Others believe that the product that they sell makes the most money. Both beliefs are true in terms of making money because both aspects of internet marketing really do attract money to the internet marketing business. But the secret in making a lot of money in internet marketing depends on your lists. Always keep in mind that as an internet marketer, your money is on your list. Learn more about building your list and making more money by visiting www.BuildYourList.com. MVP Strategy: Your Money is in Your List

I'm working on a list of Young, Hot Money Making Blogs. If you have a brand new blog that started April 1st 2007 or later, and it helps people make money online, then I want to hear about it. And so does the world! If you have a Young, Hot Money Making Blog (am I saying that too much, hello keyword density filter?) leave me a comment with your name, blog url, and what makes it hot. I'm compiling a cool resource list to publish next week. This is your chance to get some viral link love for your young blog. If you know someone that should be on this list, go to their blog and get their attention. Tell them to get over here and wave their self-promotion flag.

Let's talk today about continuity marketing. Continuity marketing is when your customer commits to buying a series of items over a period of time. It's a win-win arrangement for the buyer and the seller. Customers can receive products they want on an automatic basis without the hassle of reordering them, and you build a growing list of repeat buyers. Many of us have purchased merchandise this way. Health and beauty products are successfully marketed on an auto-ship basis. Gourmet food items also work well with continuity marketing. Usually, the customer buys the product at a low, introductory price. Unless the customer cancels the agreement, she'll automatically receive new shipments of the product every 4-6 weeks at full cost.

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