If you are reading this article I bet you are interested in online business, or more precisely, internet business. Internet is for sure the most content-rich, most convenient tool to get the most updated information about anything. And since people found that placing a banner in a website or sending out thousands of email can generate more income than they can ever imagine, internet becomes the biggest bazaar with lots of business opportunities mankind ever created.

There are millions internet users nowadays, both of us are one of them, you must have experiences that someone send you an email talking about a new online business opportunity that will turn you from broke to a millionaire. Usually this kind of email consists of a sales letter that is short, around 200 words of length, and at the end of the sales letter it shows a hyperlink to a website that the URL is always too long to be remembered. Sounds familiar, right? Since 2002 I saw this kind of emails in my inbox at least 3 times each day before I applied any anti-spam policies. Sometimes they are from different persons, sometimes they are actually the same guy with different sales letter format and disguised websites. If you did read through at least one of them and you really clicked that hyperlink at the end of the sales letter, you will be redirected to a website with a much longer sales letter. I am not going into details about them, but just want to point out that they all have one common structure: Big headline/title telling you that you will become rich sooner or later with several testimonials following. Did I recall your memory of reading them?

The length of the sales letter is usually very long, but they can keep you reading because it always tell you that the good thing is coming, with those very hypnotizing wordings you will simply scroll down, right? What will happen next? When you scroll down you will finally see the