Sample Content Preview My interest in personal transformation started way back in 1986. At that time, I was still a medical student. There were not as many gurus then compared to now and good self help books and resources were hard to come by. But I was determine to make a success of my life, so I lay my hands on whatever books and resources I could find and learned from all of them. I had an open mind and that, I realized, was critically important for my success today. Once I learned the “secrets” of success, I immediately put them into practice. Pretty soon, I was reaping the rewards of my faith in what I have learned. The one thing I learned was that these secrets of success were not secrets at all. Anyone who has learned this knowledge and put it into practice in his or her life will DEFINITELY create a success for himself or herself. All these secrets are nothing but universal laws, and being universal laws they are predictable and replicable. It works for everyone! Anyone who wants to transform himself or herself needs to start with this knowledge. This book provides you with that critical knowledge. The knowledge presented here is not new, of course. In fact, it is old – very old – thus I called this knowledge ancient wisdom. These are the teachings handed down to us from mystics and sages of old. Their wisdom is timeless. What I have done here is to present it in a modern way that you can easily understand. There is an old saying: WHEN THE STUDENT IS READY, THE TEACHER WILL APPEAR I believe in it and I believe that you did not come across this book by chance. It happens because you attracted it into your life. However, here’s a word of caution.

Sample Content Preview Dear Marketer, You are about to learn the tools and resources I use every day in my business. In many cases I will explain why I use them or why I refer them. You may find that some of them are not of the norm such as GoDaddy.com etc. If that is the case, I will explain why. Also note that these ARE biased reviews. These are based on what I have found to work for my online business and truly feel that it can help you. There will also be a few resources that I fully back yet may not use. If that is the case, I will let you know the reason. It may simply be for reasons that I have developed my own solutions; however, these resources are the ones I recommend on a daily basis to my friends, staff, clients and customers, caching students, and prospects. Let me also state that many of the solutions are not free although many people will tell you that there are ways to get many of these items for free. In this case, I have found that the free services are not of the quality I was looking for and for the long term would simply not deliver what I require for a real business. I will however, do my best to also list places for you to get similar resources for free. Keep in mind, I strongly suggest going for the paid options in lieu of the free resources if your budget allows for it. And finally, these resources are based on my preferences. For instance, I like MS Front Page and about half of the marketers prefer it as well. There will be heated discussions online all the time that tools such as Nvu or Dreamweaver are better. This really comes down to personal preferences and ease of use. There is no right or wrong here, only what works best for you in function and budget. I will do my best to give your not only what I prefer, but also what many of the other top marketers I know use.

Sample Content Preview Internet Marketing is, nowadays, a wonderful opportunity to build your own business. You can work from home, without schedules to keep and without an impertinent boss. It's a move that can completely revolutionize your life. Marketing is the key to every business. It's the process to make people come to you, induce them to buy from you and make them always come back, as well as to buy more. Marketing is a big process where sales, relationships, advertising, strategies etc. are involved. When you take Marketing to Internet, then you are inside the Internet Marketing World. Everyday, many people are joining this world, trying to make money online, quit their jobs and have more free time to spend with their families. Some statistics show that only 5% of these people achieve their goals, the rest (95%) succumb. Why is this so? Let’s analyze it. It’s a stairway to heaven, where you want to go higher and higher. It's true that it costs considerably less to start a profitable business online than offline, and it's easier. Advantages are many, but it could be a double-edged sword for beginners. Let’s suppose you are joining this world today. Then you are trying to take the first step. You just need a computer and an Internet connection to start. OK, now you are on Step One and surely, thinking how to go to Step Two. The problem is, you have a long rope to climb. In order to get to Step Two, you have to first study and learn many things. But it’s not difficult. Step Two is not so far. At the same time there are many people stepping down and returning to the ground, because they don’t know how to go to Step Two even if they wish to.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Optimize Online First – Then Go Off! Literally....................3 All the Old Marketing Ways Work for the Web Too.............3 On-site Optimization Review.................4 Off-Site Optimization Review.................4 Getting Started the “Old-Fashioned” Way....................4 A Paperless World. Ha! Not now. Not likely....................5 Print Ads Worked Then, And Now.........6 How Magazine and Newspaper Ads Work, How to Buy, How to Use...............6 Subscription Revenue + Ads.................7 Ads + Subscription Revenue.................7 Command Subscriptions.......................8 Buying Ads..............8 Agencies: Yes or No?............................9 Where EXACTLY Do I Want The Ads To Run?...................9 What about Newspapers?...................10 Classifieds.............11 Inserts and Articles: Ads in Disguise..12 Inserts....................12 Articles...................13 New Media, Meet Old Media: TV and Radio......................14 Cable Changed Many Things..............14 No Experience Needed.......................15 Radio Ga Ga....................15 Let’s Get Direct....................17 DIY DM..................17 Who to send to?....................18 What to send?....................18 How often to send?....................19 Meet Me at the Mail House..................20 Direct Response....................20 Packaged Mailers....................21 What Kind of Results to Expect?....................22 Go Local....................23 Supermarkets, Chain Stores, Laundromats and More....................24 Convenience Stores, Dry Cleaners, Delis and More....................24 Inexpensive Non-Mail Non-Periodical Ads....................24 Summary..................25 Sample Content Preview Optimize Online First – Then Go Off! Literally Website success is a complex art and science, as regular readers of our reports know all too well. To ensure that you get the kind of traffic, attention, ratings, and commercial results you want you need to invest in and manage a wide array of different strategies and tactics. Something many even seemingly savvy Internet entrepreneurs don’t even think about is the huge opportunity out there to leverage all the traditional media that has always been used for marketing and advertising. All the Old Marketing Ways Work for the Web Too Consider it. Forget about banners and links and search engines for a second. Is your Website a marketing tool or a destination in itself? In most cases the answer is both. So if you think of your Website as your online “storefront,” which it may very well be literally, think for a minute of all the ways businesses have always advertised and marketed themselves, before the Internet even came along: • Print ads • TV • Radio • Inserts • Magazine and newspaper articles • Classifieds • Direct mail • Direct response • Local “distribution” channels In this report we’ll explore each of these, and how you can use them right now to improve the performance and results for your online business. Before we go “back to the future” of advertising and marketing, first you want to be sure you optimize your site itself.

Table Of Contents 1. Where does Website Traffic come from? 2. Pay Per Click and Search Engine Optimisation Explained 3. The Importance of Quality Content 4. What is Article Marketing? 5. Where to Get Content for Your Articles? 6. What is Good Keyword-Rich Content? 7. How Can You Get Content for Article Marketing 8. How Best to Submit Your Articles 9. Conclusion Sample Content Preview 1. Where Does Website Traffic Come From? If you own a website and is interested to generate traffic to it, then it is important to know where does website traffic come from. First some statistics. An Ipsos-Reid poll showed that people are starting to rely more heavily on the internet with increases in the frequency of internet usage in North America the UK and Asia. At the time of the poll 72% of Americans were online within the previous month, and that number continues to rise. How are they finding information on the internet? According to research published by GVU (Graphic, Visualization and Usability Center), most users – novice, expert, young, old, male and female – find new websites from two main sources: hyperlinks and search engines. Pew Internet & American Life Project also published statistics about search engine use which indicated that “84% of online American adults have used search engines. That amounts to 108 million people. On any given day, 56% of those online use search engines.” If a high proportion of traffic is generated through search engines, then understanding more about what search engines consider in order to rank your webpages become very important. Being listed high in the search engines means more people will find you when looking for the product, service or information you provide. Search engines use different methods for determining your position in the listings. For instance, hyperlinks are links that direct a visitor or search engine to another website or page. When websites provide a link to your site, the search engines deem your site as valuable and this affects your position in the listings. Two popular methods of getting traffic from search engines include Pay Per Click Advertising (PPC) and Search Engine Optimization (SEO).

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Introduction: Why You Should Have Your Own Home Theater System The Evolution Of The Home Theater System Choosing A Home Theater System Home Theaters “In A Box” Creating An Affordable Home Theater Solution A Closer Look At Building A Home Theater System High Tech Home Theater Options Assembling A Great Home Theater System Step-by-Step Video: A Key To Home Theater Systems Audio: A Key To Home Theater Systems Home Theater Installation And Setup Child Proofing Your Home Theater System Selecting An Entertainment Center Choosing Furniture To Compliment Your System Bringing The Home Theater Experience To The Bedroom Building An Outdoor Home Theater Notes On Home Theater Maintenance Sample Content Preview Introduction: Why You Should Have Your Own Home Theater System Watching a movie on the big screen is usually an enjoyable and fun outing. You can experience all the explosions and heart-stopping excitement like you’re really there. The characters seem larger than life. But sometimes, distractions can take away from this experience. You come back to reality and have to deal with the guy kicking your seat, the baby crying and the crook in your neck from straining to see behind the lady with the fancy hat. Yep, you’ve experienced it: Movie theater madness. But you’re in luck. Today’s technology allows you to bring the experience you love the most about going out to the movies home. Basically, all you need is a TV, a surround sound receiver, speakers, and a VCR or DVD player. One of the first, most obvious benefits of creating a home theater is saving money. These days, going to the theater is like paying a bill. If you have a typical family of four, tickets can cost more than $25. That’s a lot of money considering you still want to get food. Trying to feed and hydrate a family of four at the movies can be expensive. Before it’s over, you’ve spent more than $50 to watch your favorite movie. Secondly, creating a home theater saves time. If you have a home theater, there’s no need to stand in long lines. You just walk to your theater room and hit play. It doesn’t get any easier than that. Also, you don’t have to work your schedule around the movie theater’s schedule. Watch the movie any time you want. It will never be sold out. There’s nothing like getting excited about a movie and then get to the counter and it’s sold out; even if it’s not sold out, but at capacity, that is not anything to get excited about. Ever been in an overcrowded theater? Not fun. What’s worse is that you’re jammed in a seat and the stranger sitting next to you refuse to share the armrest. So now you’re stuck and can’t set your drink in the cup holder.

Table Of Contents List of Articles 1. Yuletide – A Season of Celebration 2. Christmas Star 3. Tracing the Origins of Christmas 4. Here We Come A’Wassailing 5. The Eve of Saint Nicholas 6. Saint Nicholas Day 7. Santa’s Reindeer 8. Christmas Bells 9. Holly and Ivy 10. Oh Christmas Tree 11. Christmas Cards 12. Mistletoe 13. Christmas Tree Ornaments with Tree Decoration Advice from 1901 14. Maskers and Mummers 15. Christmas Superstitions 16. More Christmas Superstitions 17. Medieval Christmas Feasts 18. Jingle Bells and Carriages 19. Christmas Rose 20. Kriss Kringle - The Christkindl 21. Christmas Grain and Bread 22. Christmas Candles 23. Christmas Carols 24. Christmas Eve List of Recipes • Lussekatter (Lucia Buns) • Recipe for Wassail from the 1600s • Champagne Cup - A Victorian Recipe • Figgy Pudding - a Traditional Recipe • Julgrot - Christmas Rice Porridge • Glogg - a historic recipe from 1847 • Candied White Pine • Traditional Gingerbread Recipe from 1814 • Spiced Pomander Balls - Traditional Victorian • Pop-Corn Balls • Pottage of Cherries from 1591 • Posset - a Traditional English Christmas Eve Drink • Christmas Salad • Perys in Confyte - 15th Century • Victorian Eggnog Recipe from 1887 • Stuffed Baked Apples (Bratäpfel) • Traditional Italian Panettone • Dundee Cake - Traditional Scottish Christmas Cake Desktop Wallpaper • Christmas Morn • Santa by the Fireplace • Christmas Bell • Christmas Maskers • Man's Best Friend • Bringing in the Christmas Trees • Trotting Cracks in the Snow • Christkindl Angel • Nativity Scene • The Adoration of the Magi • The Lighted Church • Madonna with the Christ Child • Carolers Sample Content Preview December 1st Yuletide - A Season of Celebration Throughout Europe and into Eurasia, particularly in the Northern climates, winter has been a time of feasting and celebration, the time of yuletide. If you think about it, this actually makes good sense. By the end of November, all of the crops were in, and the deep cold of winter was setting in. Many areas had already seen their first snowfall and could expect to be snowbound until the following spring. Even in the Midwestern United States, this is the pattern - the heavy work for farmers and livestock people is in the growing and harvesting months. Winter just doesn't allow for a great deal of outdoor work for agricultural people and you sure can't plant or harvest under a couple of feet of snow! Most historians agree that Christmas probably grew out of Yule festivities. What they don't always agree on is just where the word Yule came from and how it evolved into Christmas.

Table Of Contents INTRO ANYTIME QUICHE BACKBONE CASSEROLE BACON AND SPAGHETTI BACON-WRAPPED WATER CHESTNUTS-2 BAKED BEANS BAKED CLAMS BAKED FISH RAVIGOTE BARBECUE SPARE RIBS BARBECUED MEATBALLS BARBEQUED CHICKEN BATTER DIPPED FISH BEEF, RICE AND BEAN CASSEROLE BEEFY BAKED BEANS BISQUICK SAUSAGE BALLS BLACK BEAN SOUP BLACK BEANS & RICE BLACKENED REDFISH BREAKFAST CASSEROLE BREAKFAST TORTILLAS BROILED FISH FILLETS BUFFET POTATOES CALICO BEANS CHEDDAR SAUSAGE ROLLS CHEESE & MUSHROOM ROYALE CHEESE BAKE CHEESE BALL CHEESE LOGS CHEESEBURGER QUICHE CHEEZY CHEESE BALL CHICKEN AND RICE CHICKEN CHEESE BALL CHICKEN CHILI CHICKEN WINGS CHICKEN WITH RICE CHINESE CHICKEN WINGS COCONUT CHICKEN WITH FRESH FRUIT COMPANY POTATO CASSEROLE CORN CHOWDER CRAB BAKE CRAB MEAT ROLLS CRAB PUFFS CRAB-DEVILED EGGS CRABMEAT CASSEROLE CRABMEAT STUFFED EGGS CREAM CHEESE - MUSHROOM ROLLS CREAM CHEESE DELIGHTS CREAM CHEESE EGGS CREAMY CRABMEAT CASSEROLE CROCK POT STROGANOFF CRUNCHY FRIED FISH CURRIED CHICKEN CHEESE BALLS EASY BEEF AND BROCCOLI EASY BEEF ROAST EASY CASSEROLE EASY CHEESE BALL EASY CRAB APPETIZER EASY FETTUCINE EASY STUFFED MUSHROOMS EGG & SAUSAGE SOUFFLE EGG CASSEROLE EGG CASSEROLE-2 EGG FOO YONG EGG STRATA EGGS IN A NEST ENGLISH PATE` FANCY EGG SCRAMBLE FISH CHOWDER GARLIC BUTTER MUSHROOMS GRAVIED MEAT BALLS GRITS CASSEROLE HAPPY HOUR MUSHROOMS HARVEST POTATO CASSEROLE HAWAIIAN BEANS HOT & SPICY MEAT BALLS ITALIAN BAKED COD ITALIAN MEATBALLS ITALIAN MEATBALLS-2 LASAGNA ROLL UPS LEMON BUTTER LEMON-PARSLEY CHICKEN BREASTS LOADED CRESCENTS MANHATTAN CLAM CHOWDER MEAT BALLS MEATY MAC & CHEESE MOCK FILET MIGNON MORE STUFFED MUSHROOMS MUSHROOM SAUTE' ORIENTAL CHICKEN TENDERS OVEN PORCUPINES PARMESAN CATFISH PARTY CHEESE BALL PASTA WITH GARLIC & OLIVE OIL PASTA WITH SCALLOPS PETITE QUICHES PORCUPINE BURGERS PORK CHOP - POTATO BAK PORK ROAST PORK-CHOP & RICE CASSEROLE POTATO CASSEROLE QUICK CHICKEN QUICK CLAM CHOWDER QUICK SAUSAGE BALLS QUICKIE CHICKEN DISH QUICKIE GOULASH RED BEANS & RICE RICOTTA BALLS SALMON BALL SALMON PATE SAUCY BARBECUED MEATBALLS SAUSAGE BALLS SAUSAGE BISCUIT BALLS SAUSAGE ROLL SAUSAGE ROLLS SAUSAGE-POTATO CHOWDER SCALLOP APPETIZERS SEAFOOD FANCIES SHRIMP BUTTER SHRIMP, SAUSAGE & CHICKEN JAMBALAYA SKILLET SOUPY CHICKEN SMOKED PORK TENDERLOIN SMOKED SALMON LOG SMOKED SALMON MOUSSE SPICY STEAK STRATA CASSEROLE STUFFED CHICKEN BREASTS STUFFED CUPCAKES STUFFED MUSHROOMS STUFFED MUSHROOMS-2 SUPER EASY BEEF STROGRANOFF SUPER EASY PASTA WITH MEAT SAUCE SWEDISH MEATBALLS SWEET & SOUR CHICKEN TANGY MEATBALLS TERIYAKI STEAK THREE CHEESE SPAGHETTI TINY QUICHES TUNA DEVILED EGGS WATER CHESTNUT WRAPPED WITH BACON WINE & CHEESE FISH WON TONS ZITI & SAUSAGE Sample Content Preview ANYTIME QUICHE 3 lg. eggs 1/2 lb. cooked & drained ground pork or beef 8 strips cooked, drained & crumbled bacon 1/4 lb. cooked, chopped ham 1 cup grated cheddar cheese Salt & pepper to taste 2 (9") unbaked pie shells Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Beat eggs in a bowl. Add other ingredients. Stir. Pour into pie shells. Bake about 25 to 30 minutes until crust is golden brown

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents > Introduction > The Good and The Bad of Search Engine Optimization > The Good and The Bad of Pay-Per-Click Advertising > An Alternative: “Paying” for a “Free” Method? > So, Why Forums? > How To Create a High-Converting Offer > How To Create An Effective Signature File > How To Post For Maximum Effect > Why It's Better To Target Competitive Niches > How To Find The GOOD Forums in Your Market > How To Find The People Who Will Do The “Dirty Work” For You > How To Outsource Forum Posting > Examples of Bids You May Get And How To Evaluate Them > How To Deal With Your Workers > How To Track Your Workers' Performance > How To Scale Everything Up (More Posters, PPC) > Another Creative Idea > Summary and Quick-Start Guide > Profit Big With This Guide Sample Content Preview >> Introduction Whether you just want to earn some extra change to have a more comfortable life or you want to be a total capitalist pig, the methods in this manual can help you immensely. Many times we talk about "building a business" - but building a business is not for everyone. For one, it requires a ton of focus and training. In this guide you will learn how to get the ball rolling and start making money online ASAP in a risk-free way. And, if you play your cards right (and I'll show you how) you can also "build a business". You will notice that this guide is not hundreds of pages long – and there's a reason for that. I wonder how “simple” a system really is if it takes someone hundreds and hundreds of pages to explain it to you. Most Search Engine Optimization or Pay-Per-Click advertising guides are too long. That's because there's a HUGE learning curve with these techniques. The “Traffic Hybrid System” doesn't require any technical knowledge or hundreds of hours of setting it up. I want you to go through the guide, taking notes when needed. Then, just follow the quick steps (I have included a summary and a quick-start guide towards the end of this guide) – and start making some money. I have actually done most of the work for you. I have included text you can copy and paste so that you get others to do the work for you.

Table of Contents Orange Puddings (10) Orange Pie (3) Orange Tarts Orange Cream (3) Orange Gelatin Cream Orange Ale Orange Brandy Orange Wine (2) Orange Shrub Orange Chips (2) Orange Marmalade (4) Orange And Rhubarb Marmalade Orange Pineapple Marmalade Orange Cake (5) Orange Short-cake Gold Cake Orange Jelly (4) Orange Apple Banana Salad Orange Rice Orange Syrup (3) Oranges In Syrup Orange Dessert (3) Orange Float (2) Orange Custard (3) Orange Sauce (3) Orange Sauce (cold) Orange Froth Sauce Orange Pineapple Lemonade Orangeade (2) Orange Whey Orange Candy Orange Frosting Orange Icing Orange-water Ice (2) Orange And Mixed Fruit Salad Albumenized Orange Orange Marmalade Pudding Orange Mould (4) Compote Of Oranges, Apples Orange Tartlets Orange Trifle Orange Charlotte (2) Orange Roley Poley Florida Orange Jelly Florida Orange Wine Candied Oranges Orange Drops Ice Orangeade Roman Punch Orange Ice Cream Orange Ice Cream from Condensed Milk Orange Soufflé Orange Sherbet Orange Fluff Apple, Date And Orange Salad California Salad Orange Sponge Cake Orange Egg Nog Orange Sponge Orange Bavarian Cream Banana And Orange Salad Orange Raisin Compote Candied Lemon And Orange Peel Orange Cordial Sample Content Preview Oranges belong to the group of citrus fruits, but they differ from both lemons and grapefruit in that they contain more sugar and less acid. Probably no citrus fruit is used so extensively as oranges. Because of their refreshing sub acid flavor, they are much eaten in their fresh state, both alone and in combination with other foods in numerous salads and desserts. ORANGE RECIPES ORANGE PUDDING -1 Take three large Seville oranges, the clearest kind you can get, grate off the out-rhine; take eight eggs, (leave out six of the whites) half a pound of double refined sugar, beat and put it to your eggs, then beat them both together for half an hour; take three ounces of sweet almonds blanched, beat them with a spoonful or two of fair water to keep them from oiling, half a pound of butter, melt it without water, and the juice of two oranges, then put in the rasping of oranges, and mix all together; lay a thin paste over your dish and bake it, but not in too hot an oven. ORANGE PUDDING -2 Take half a pound of candid orange, cut them in thin slices, and beat them in a marble mortar to a pulp; take six eggs, (leave out half of the whites) half a pound of butter, and the juice of one orange; mix them together, and sweeten it with fine powder sugar, then bake it with thin paste under it. ORANGE PUDDING -3 Take three or four Seville oranges, the clearest skins you can get, pare them very thin, boil the peel in a pretty quantity of water, shift them two or three times in the boiling to take out the bitter taste; when it is boiled you must beat it very fine in a marble mortar; take ten eggs, (leave out six of the whites) three quarters of a pound of loaf sugar, beat it and put it to your eggs, beat them together for half an hour, put to them half a pound of melted butter, and the juice of two or three oranges, as they are of goodness, mix all together, and bake it with a thin paste over your dish.