Proper Internet Advertising

Making money online is really very easy. The difference between making a couple hundred a month and a couple thousand is moderate but both are still very easy. The difficulty only comes into play when you're trying to really make it big, and it's still not difficult just time consuming. Part of the reason it's time consuming, probably the biggest part, is because you're one fish in a sea of lots of big stupid fish. These big stupid fish may not intentionally waste your time, but you'll find they still do it quite often. For example I'm here writing an article for this eZine, which I searched for on Google. Take a guess at how many "How to use eZine" sites I found before I finally found an actually site to post an article. If you actually said a number out loud and it was higher than one hundred, you're right, one hundred is where I stopped counting. It's like those seagulls in Finding Nemo. Someone gets a good idea and the masses try to copy that idea in a half-assed way, they don't make significant money but they manage to prevent others from being successful. Every time I want to find something on the internet I have to make my way through the garbage to get to what I really want. Spammers are the biggest time wasters, how many emails have you got that tell you to buy Viagara, now count how many times you've purchased Viagara through this scum. I bet the first number is high and the second number is zero. Who buys Viagara or penis lengtheners from a spam email? How are these people making money? It baffles me that either people are wasting their own time making the rest of our lives that much more difficult, or there are people who actually buy things from spam, either way I'm disappointed. Don't get me wrong there are many successful advertisements out there are well, the problem is determining what's a scam and what's not. Here are just a couple tips to help you out if you're interested. Look for a guarantee, make sure you get some kind of contact info, even an email address, don't spend your life savings whatever you do. A hundred bucks may hurt but you'll get over it if you lose that, you won't so easily get over a five thousand dollar investment, spend wisely, and if you do get ripped off consider it a learning experience.