Table Of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction......................5 Develop That Winning Mentality TODAY!......................5 Chapter 2: Mindset & Vehicle......................7 Develop the winning Mindset......................7 Choosing The Right Vehicle......................8 Chapter 3: The Success Blueprint......................10 Find a proven business model......................10 Don’t Try And Reinvent The Wheel......................11 Chapter 4: Four Steps To Success!......................13 Find a skill......................13 Create Your Own Product......................14 Create A Business......................14 Automating Your Business..............15 Chapter 5: Pitfalls......................17 Waiting For Things To Happen....................17 Dealing With Machines Instead Of Humans.....................18 Not Being Focused..........................18 Chapter 6: Summary.........................20 It’s All About Your Belief..................20 Sample Content Preview Chapter 1: Introduction Develop That Winning Mentality TODAY! Welcome to “Think and grow rich for Internet Entrepreneurs”! In this book, you will learn the essential factors that separate the boys from the men when it comes to Internet marketing. It is astonishing to know that the majority of people online are not making money. Most of them are probably not even recovering a fraction of their investment! Pardon me for being brutally honest here, but the majority of them fail is because they do NOT desire success badly enough! Most of them that DO succeed is because when they want something badly enough, they will find the means to obtain success no matter what! In this book, we will talk about a few essential factors that will give anyone (even total newbies on the Internet) important principles that will turn you from a whimpering, small time site owner into a massive Internet juggernaut!

Table Of Contents The Headline P. 5 After The Headline P. 9 Testimonials P. 11 The Offer P. 13 On Graphics P. 19 On Testing P. 24 Spread Copy Across Multiple Pages? P. 27 Squeeze Pages P. 29 Autoresponder Series' P. 30 What's Michel Fortin Up To? P. 32 Sample Content Preview The Headline The big, red, Tahoma “Who Else” headline took the Internet by storm after Michel promoted it. And while it still does work well, it's not a good idea to use it in a market that's saturated with it. So I thought I'd ask Michel for an update. A while back you said the “Who Else” headline was converting best for you. Do you have a headline that’s currently converting best for you and when’s the best time to use it? Thanks! Stephen Newsy headlines. Headlines that sound like news article headlines, and headlines that don’t sound like benefit-rich, hyped up, claims. For example: Rather than… “Who else wants to discover how to explode their website traffic in 10 hours or less?” You can say… “How my 12-year old accidentally discovered a sneaky little shortcut that drove hordes of targeted visitors to any site… in 10 hours or less!” Michel mentioned Newsy headlines. That's different than a template, of course. And I wanted to further in to his process for finding the perfect headline...

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Table Of Contents Dedication ........................ v Six Things This Book Will Help You Achieve .................... vi Table Of Contents ........................ vii Introduction ........................ xi Chapter One — Types of Child Care ........................ 1 • Types of Child Care ........................ 1 • Babysitters ........................ 1 • Nannies ........................ 2 • Maternity Nannies ........................ 2 • Mother’s Helpers ........................ 2 • Au-Pairs .................... 3 • Day Care (Crèche, After School) ....................... 3 • Pre-School (Nursery School) ........................ 4 • In-Home Care ........................ 5 • Out-Of-Home Care ........................ 6 • Child Care Facilities ........................ 7 • Child Care Center Helpful Tips ........................ 7 • Children With Special Needs ........................ 8 Chapter Two — What Parents Should Know ..................... 11 • What Makes a Good Babysitter? ........................ 11 • Your Responsibilities as a Parent ........................ 12 • Your Responsibilities as the Employer .................... 13 • Employing a Babysitter ........................ 14 • Conducting Interviews ........................ 15 • Important Questions to Ask During An Interview ...................... 17 • Post-Interview Check List ........................ 18 • Questions To Ask Applicant’s References ..................... 19 • Choosing a Babysitter ........................ 20 • Hiring a Nanny ........................ 21 • Childcare Agencies ..................... 21 • Word of Mouth ........................ 22 • Local Shops ........................ 22 • Student Placement ........................ 22 • First Contact With Prospective Nanny ..................... 22 • Preparing for the First Interview ........................ 23 • The First Interview ........................ 23 • Resume ........................ 23 • Meet All Candidates ........................ 23 • The Second Interview — Involve The Family ........................ 24 • What Did Everyone Think? ........................ 24 • Employing a Nanny ........................ 25 • Trial Period ........................ 25 • Hiring a Daycare Provider Checklist ........................ 25 • First Things First ........................ 25 • Basic Policy ........................ 26 • Health & Safety ......................... 26 • Physical Environment ........................ 27 • Emotional Environment ........................ 27 • Educational Environment ........................ 27 • Parent Involvement ... 27 • Choosing Other Child Care Programs or Facilities .................... 28 • The Fine Print ........................ 28 Chapter Three — Quick Reference Kit ........................ 31 • Babysitter Quick Reference Kit ........................ 32 • Safety Precautions ........................ 33 • Parent Instructions ....................... 34 • Additional Safety Points ........................ 35 • Child Care Center Helpful Reminders ...................... 35 • Child Care Safety Checklist ........................ 36 • Safety Tips For Sleeping Babies .................... 40 • Why follow these tips? ........................ 40 • Toy Safety Tips ....................... 40 • Read the Label ........................ 42 Chapter Four — Child Abuse ........................ 45 • Child Abuse ........................ 46 • Physical Abuse ........................ 47 • Emotional Abuse ....................... 49 • Neglect ........................ 49 • General Neglect ........................ 50 • Severe Neglect ........................ 50 • Sexual Abuse ........................ 50 • What Do I Do if I Suspect My Child Has Been Sexually Abused? .................. 52 • Creating a Positive Atmosphere ........................ 53 • Leaving Your Child With Another Adult ....................... 54 Chapter Five — Putting It All Together ........................ 57 • How To Screen Any Child Care Provider ....................... 57 • The Step-By-Step Process ........................ 57 • Making Your Final Selection ..................... 58 • Conclusion ................ 58 National Child Care Programs ........................ 59 Child Care and Development State Resources & Funds Directory ................ 59 Toll-Free Child Abuse Reporting Directory ...................... 66 Additional Resources ...................... 68 Glossary Of Terms ........................ 71 Photo Credits ........................ 78 Acknowledgments ........................ 82 About the Author ........................ 83 Sample Content Preview INTRODUCTION If this book helps even one family protect their child from abuse and neglect at the hands of a caregiver, then this publication has been an overwhelming success. Having looked everywhere for a similar guide for screening and selecting a responsible caregiver, and after not being able to find anything to help parents know how to provide their child with the best and safest care possible, I was prompted to write this book. As you read through this book it is imperative that you understand why steps are taken, why questions are asked, and the importance of teaching your child about their safety and security. Children need to be safe and secure and it is your responsibility as a parent and as a human being to teach them and educate them about exactly what abuse and neglect is. You must establish a relationship with your child and create a nurturing and stable environment for them to open up and talk with you. It is also important for you to take the time to listen to them anytime they feel they want to talk, regardless of what you are doing. If you take the time and put your child before anything else you have going on in your life you will find that they will come to you whenever they have a problem, before it’s too late. You will also discover how to recognize a problem with your caregiver and what you can do about it to resolve the problem.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents > Section One : What Is Hubpages.com? ? What Is This All About? > Section Two : >> How to Setup Your First Hubpage: ? Creating A New Account ? Adsense As An Option ? Starting Your First Hub ? About Photos/Images ? Video On Your Hub > Section Three : About Hubpage Groups ? What Are Hub Groups > Section Four : Tagging & Hubpages ? An Important part of Web 2.0 ? Secret Tip ? Ping It! > Section Five : How Will My Hubpage Rank? ? An Important Question For Any Web 2.0 Property > Section Six : Improving Your Hub Score ? Tips To Bringing Your Score UP! > Summary >Profit Big With This Report Sample Content Preview >> What is Hubpages.com? The Hubpages team was founded by three guys out of Microsoft that were part of the successful startup MongoMusic. The team includes Paul Edmondson, Jay Reitz, and Paul Deeds. Many of you may have heard of Squidoo which is a competitor of Hubpages. Basically both of them are a free-hosted community of content producers?. Both Squidoo and Hubpages can be grouped into the Web 2.0 movement where user generated content rules. Both Squidoo and Hubpages SHARE REVENUE with their content creators (YOU). In my experience the revenue numbers are still low, but the opportunity is growing. (But as you will see throughout this report, there are MANY other reasons to focus on Hubpages vs. just the revenue sharing . . .) One of Hubpages differences is in how they share profits with the producers of the content on this free hosting / Web 2.0 platform: “Hubpages purpose is to provide easy-to-use tools and traffic to help anyone to produce content and monetize their knowledge by creating webpages. There will be monetization programs to choose from consisting of products, advertisements and lead generation tools that each person can easily incorporate into their pages. Hubpages will split revenue with the content creator. The pages are organized in the Hubpages website based on algorithmic quality index that promotes the best pages throughout the hierarchy (based on tags) of the website. Each author will earn a reputation score called a HubScore that can be referenced to meter the quality of the content by an author.” Hubpages will be positioned to take advantage of the significant numbers of new web content providers that want to supplement their income through content like many people do on eBay by selling goods. The Hubpage Version “Squidoo: We divide up the money we receive in a very public way. First, we pay our bills. That’s direct out of pocket expenses like rent and servers and salary and benefits expenses (our CEO doesn’t take a salary, and neither does our board of directors). Then, with no other deductions, we pay 5% of our post-expense revenue directly to the charity pool, 50% directly to our lensmasters and retain the rest to pay off investors and employees.”

Table Of Contents How to Be a Niche Marketing Master……………………………….......... 1 3 Ways to Market Your Product or Service………………………………...6 Niche Frequently Asked Questions……………………………….........10-57 International Questions……………………………….........................58 Top Internet Using Countries………………………………....................59 Procrastinators Push………………………………............................61 Resources……………………………….......................................63 Sample Content Preview How to Be a Niche Marketing Master People search the web everyday for specific answers to any and every kind of problem you can imagine. The success of Yahoo Answers is epigenous of the fact that people constantly need information. Whatever you do in life and wherever you go, you build and absorb knowledge. Some people think what they know isn’t important or people wouldn’t be willing to buy a product about what you know. You'd be surprised. There are people who are waiting for your knowledge right now, in some cases what people want information about isn't readily available online and a large group of people are searching the net trying to find more information about the topic. As you look over this list ask yourself a couple of questions and consider what you want to offer your target market. You can literally build a business around just answering one question. 1. Identify trends in the marketplace; observe where and how needs are shifting. Markets are always changing and with those changes come new questions and problems. Try to look ahead of the curve to position yourself in front of the changes and the needs created by change. For example diets change, fads come and go, technology changes. Even the way evergreen content is marketed changes to varying degrees. Changes in trends present opportunities for your business. 2. Look for any gaps created by these changing needs. Are there any gaps where some individual’s needs are not being met? Can you come at their problem from a different way that would appeal to these people? How about individuals across the international spectrum? Identify any gaps and fill them. 3. Identify the need in each gap. What are these individuals specific needs that aren’t being served? Why aren’t they being served? Is this person a part of a larger sub niche that can be marketed to successfully?

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Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Introduction 3 Internet Copywriting Vs. Traditional Copywriting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 The Importance of Visitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Your Plan For Success . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Writing Web Friendly Copy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Keywords, Keywords, Keywords . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Short and Sweet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Factors of Great Copywriting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Make Your Headline Shine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Headlines: How To Write Them . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Evaluating Your Headlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Universal Text Links . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 The Right Attitude . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 In Conclusion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Sample Content Preview Introduction Although many people seem to think that writing effective copy for the web is easy, it isn’t. So if you want to ensure that your readers and your customers understand how your website works and what it can do for them, you need to produce good copywriting for it. In this book, we will look at the basics of producing good copywriting for the web. But before we start there are a number of things that you should remember. First, people do not read a website in the same way that they would read printed material. In fact, there are three characteristics which affect how a web user will react to the online content of a site. It is important to remember that web users are active, not passive. So if they can not find a reason for staying on a site, then they will leave it. Sometimes a person will leave 15 seconds after they have actually gotten there. So if your text is too long, then they are less likely to read it. So if you want a web user to believe what you have to say, you must be able to back up the hype. In order for any web copy to be effective, it must take into account the characteristics mentioned above. What is most important of all when looking at copywriting for the web, is not to underestimate the importance of the basics. If you just jump straight into it you may find yourself in trouble, and your site not being as effective as it should be. Internet Copywriting Vs. Traditional Copywriting One of the most important reasons as to why copywriting for the web is different is that the mindset of those who are going to be reading is different. More often than not, most web pages will be found via a search engine. This is very significant, as it means that the person reading your site has been looking either for you or someone like you. So that puts them in control. This is because they will be focused on finding a particular product, service or piece of information. So anyone visiting your site for the first time and has found it via a search engine will have a few questions in mind. “Have I come to the right place?” also “Will I find what I’m looking for at this page or site?” Finally, they would be asking themselves “Do I feel able that I can complete the task at this point?” So what is vital is that you answer these questions in both your headline, and any sub-headlines you may have. It needs to be able to secure a response from this first time visitor immediately. In order for this to happen, your writing needs to provide answers so that the visitor knows exactly what they are looking for. What is important when writing any copy for the web is that you reassure any visitors that they are in the right place, and that they should continue to read on.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Introduction 3 Changing Roles 5 Stages of Labor 8 Once At the Hospital 13 Your Role in the Delivery Room 15 Comfort Measures for Her 19 Labor Tool Kit 24 Pain Medications 26 Pain Relievers 27 Epidural 28 Delivering the Baby 30 Episiotomies 32 The Baby Arrives 34 Procedures for the Baby 37 Reasons for a Cesarean Section 38 Guy’s Guide to a C-Section 42 Deciding to Be There or Not 45 Conclusion 48 Sample Content Preview INTRODUCTION The pending arrival of a baby is a wonderful time! It doesn’t matter what the circumstances, when a new baby comes into the world, it is a true miracle. As is expected, much of the focus in the delivery room is on the woman. After all, she is the one who is enduring the pain of childbirth. What many people don’t consider is that the men in the delivery room have their own issues as well. Years ago, men weren’t allowed in the delivery room. Guys were relegated to the waiting room, left to pace a hole in the floor as they waited for their offspring to be born. Today, however, there has been an enormous shift in tradition, with 90 per cent of dads now taking a hands-on approach in the birthing process. The journey begins not only with conception but with choosing the nursery furniture, picking out names, and taking Lamaze classes. Even with the best of training, guys may still feel out of place when attending the birth of a child. With the advent of birthing rooms taking the place of the sterile operating room, grandparents, uncles, friends, and even siblings are invited into the birth experience.

Table of Contents Introduction to Landing Pages 5 The Landing Page System 6 What You Need Before Getting Started 8 Planning Your Landing Page Theme 9 How to Write a Landing Page that Converts 10 Tips on Increasing Your Landing Page Conversion Rate 12 Driving Traffic into Your Landing Page 14 Finest Examples of Landing Pages 16 Resource Guide 18 Bonus! 19 Sample Content Preview Introduction to Landing Pages Before you begin the attempt to build a successful list or create a powerful sales page, you will want to start with a rigorous introduction to landing pages. In stark contrast to undifferentiated, unfocused home pages, landing pages focus specifically on capturing leads for a newsletter or making sales for a specific product – and make no attempt to give visitors a different option. Another common word that is often used to describe landing page, is “squeeze page” (or “lead capture page” in some circles). A squeeze page is a page designed to get names and email addresses. Usually, however, a squeeze page is usually a smaller type of landing page, which usually has an opt-in form in sight when the page loads. So what is important to learn in an introduction to landing pages? First, it is important to recognize that all successful marketers use these. If you plan to sell a product over the Internet, you will want to use one, too, rather than relying on sidebar opt-in forms and unfocused pages that do not convey a single point and a single call to action.

Table of Contents Disclaimer and Copyright ..............................2 Published By: .........2 Legal Disclaimer: ..2 The Problem With Audio Products ................4 Why I Wrote This Report ...............................5 The Software You Need To Follow Along – It's Free! .............................................6 A Little Compression Theory .........................7 48kHz 16 bit Stereo ........................................7 My Compression Process for the ListFX Files ........................................................8 Step One – Examine The File ........................8 Step Two – Converting Stereo To Mono ......10 Cleaning Up The Audio Files ........................................13 Step Three – Normalize The Audio Levels ..13 Step Four – Filter Out The Noise Using Equalization ...........................................16 Optional Cleanup .19 Step Five – Reduce The Bit Depth And Sample Rate ............................................19 Step Six – Save To MP3 Format ..................21 Step Seven – Listen To The Compressed File ........................................................24 Conclusion ...................................................24 Here are the steps again: ................................................25 About the Author ..........................................26 Sample Content Preview The Problem With Audio Products Customers love audio products. Whether they are recordings of seminars and teleconferences, one-on-one interviews, or creating audio versions of print materials, a well produced audio product is a high value item. But they come with a downside. Unlike your typical e-book, high-quality audio product can consume hundreds of megabytes of storage space. Try to deliver this to your end user and you will quickly find yourself rapidly burning through your bandwidth delivering the product and end up losing money to excess bandwidth charges or having to price your product higher to cover the additional costs (or lose customers.) The solution to this problem is to compress your audio files until they are small enough to deliver cost effectively. However, if you don't know what you are doing when compressing an audio file, you can end up with aweful results that make you appear like an amateur. This report will lead you through the steps of preparing and compression audio files and show you how to create top quality results that are small enough to deliver cost effectively.