Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Foreword Chapter 1: Selling Online Basics Chapter 2: Figure Out What You Will Sell Chapter 3: Set Up An Autoresponder Chapter 4: Get Traffic And Opt-ins Chapter 5: Use JV Marketing Chapter 6: Provide Great Customer Service Wrapping Up Sample Content Preview Foreword Starting an online business is by no means an easy task but with a little bit of research and the right tools used, an online business can turn into a successful endeavor. Persistence and knowledge are the first requirements of thought when considering an online business. In this book you will get all the knowledge you need to get your business on the right track. Your First Online Sale How To 'Break The Egg' And Get It The First Time! Chapter 1: Selling Online Basics Synopsis There are no quick ways to get rich doing on line business and certainly no short cuts like tagging on an already ongoing scenario that promises unbelievable income for doing virtually nothing. Thus when choosing the type of business to venture into online, one should definitely avoid the above types. The Basics Some of the elements that should be considered are having a suitable website or blog site, having a good and high quality product that can be depended upon, an adequate and simple payment system, the task of building a strong email list and the high traffic flow needed to ensure the success of the endeavor. The designing of the websites usually require the individual to have some prior knowledge of the style in mind for the product. Alternatively consulting experts or simply getting input from those more experienced will help the individual design a website or blog site most appropriate for the said product. The product chosen to be featured must also have the capabilities that would attract the target audience intended. This product should ideally be able to stand out or even outdo its competitors when a comparison is made by the potential customer. When this has been successfully done, having an accessible payment system is equally important is not vital to the whole process. Using established payment systems such as PayPal, Google check out, 1 shopping cart and others.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview Christmas was right around the corner. Only 3 days until the Jacob's family were to have their biggest family Christmas ever. Not only would the 4 members of the Jacob's family be there, but Grandma & Grandpa, Uncle Jim, Aunt Jeanne, and their 3 children, and Aunt Karen with her husband Bob, with their 3 boys. What a treat it was going to be to have the entire family there for Christmas dinner. In the past, the different families all had their own plans for Christmas, and also because of a misunderstanding that led to an argument between the 2 brothers, Jerry and Jim several years ago, so the get togethers of the whole family just didn't happen. But this Christmas was different...VERY different! It was what doctors called, “The last Christmas for little Emily.” Emily was the youngest of the Jacob's family, only 6 years old, and had come down with a sickness that doctors just couldn't cure. Everything that could be done, had been done, and the doctors had little hope that she would even make it into the new year. So the entire family broke all other plans and decided to attend Emily's last Christmas. Although Emily was very sick, she was an extremely happy child, and was always very joyful and positive. Jerry and Cora, Emily's Mom and Dad, always marveled at her inner strength, and her faith that one day she would get better. Emily hated missing dinner with her family, so every night, Dad would carry her into the dining room. Every once in awhile she had good days, and felt strong enough to make it to the table by herself, but that didn't happen very often. Her big brother Patrick was her best friend, and they spent hours together, reading, playing games, or just sitting and talking. Patrick didn't care that his little sister was 3 years younger than him. After school, he would run up to Emily's room to tell her about his day, and she would share what happened with her day. Emily was not able to go to school like other children, so she looked forward to hearing what Patrick had to share each and every day. Emily's favorite day of the week was Sunday. Sunday was the day that she got to leave her bed, and her house, and attend church with her family. She loved going to church, even if she was not feeling well. She would say, “ I have to let Jesus know that I am okay, so he won't worry about me.” So, with a lump in their throats, along with great pride, they all would get dressed up and attend church. This was very important to Emily, especially at Christmas time. The church was all decked out with the most beautiful decorations she had ever seen, and along with the caroles that everyone would sing, made it very special. She felt good when she was in church. Her face lit up like the Christmas tree that adorned the church sanctuary, and the lights from the tree sparkled in her beautiful blue eyes.

Ebook Table Of Contents Why Is Time Management Important?    4 Who Needs Time Management Skills?    6 Identifying the Ten Biggest Time Wasters    8 Track the Use of Your Time    10 Identify and List Your Priorities    12 Identify and List Your Goals    14 Break Goals into Smaller Steps    16 Why Long Range Goals Can Hinder Your Progress    18 Why You Need to Create a Realistic Schedule    20 Know What You Can Control and What You Can't    22 How to Create an Action Plan    24 How to Apply the 80/20 Rule    26 Steps for Making an Effective To-Do List    28 Anticipate Obstacles and Plan for Them    30 Organize Your Workspace for Efficient Time Management    32 Ebook Sample Content Preview Why Is Time Management Important? Life in the twenty-first century is busy. No matter if you are a student, a businessman, a parent or a tradesman, time is a valuable commodity - one that needs to be managed and managed well. Everyone has deadlines to meet whether it's as mundane as getting to the bus on time or as important as finishing an assignment by the due date. Time pressures are always upon us. Yet so many waste time with procrastination, "I'll just have a cup of coffee before I start my work", or will fill their life with great time wasters such as checking emails constantly throughout the day. Too often it seems like there aren't enough hours in the day to get through all that needs to be done. But is that really the case? Or is it that you aren't using your time effectively. You can't hold time in your hand and look at, but you do an awful lot of other things with time. Consider this for a moment, how many ways do you use the word time in your daily vocabulary? You keep time, you waste time, and you pass time. You also kill time, take time and buy time. There are many other references to time, yet how often do you really consider the minutes ticking by and if you are using them as effectively as possible? Managing time may not be something you feel you can act upon, yet it is probably the most constructive thing you can do with all that time on your hands! Time management can be thought about in many different ways, indeed there are numerous techniques to effectively manage time. But keep this in mind, time passes no matter what. Realistically the only thing you can manage is how you use that time, how you self-manage yourself in a time constraint. Time management is all about increasing efficiency and being more productive.

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents Where Can You Find a Real Estate Deal?    4 Compare Similar Properties for Investing    6 How To Find a Motivated Seller    8 How to Create Great Newspapers Ads for Both Buyers and Sellers    10 How to Get a Property Appraisal    12 Learning the Basics of Real Estate Contracts    14 Why You Need to Have a Property Inspection    16 The Difference Between Assumable and Non-Assumable Mortgages    18 When Should You Renovate an Investment Property?    20 When and How You Should Form Real Estate Partnerships    22 The Pros and Cons of Investing In Apartments and Multi Family Properties    24 How To Invest With Bad Credit    28 Determining Your Operating Expenses    30 Computing Real Estate Returns    32 PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview Where Can You Find a Real Estate Deal? Once you decide to get into real estate the first thing you have to do is find a property to buy. But wait! Before you trot along to your local realtor, where else can you find a great bargain? The first place that comes to mind is the Internet. But it’s a big wide cyber world – and you don’t want to purchase an investment property in China if you live in the USA, or vice versa. (Unless you love flying). So make your search very specific. Go by postal code/suburb/price to see what comes up in your preferred area. The local newspaper is a good bet too, but look especially for those properties that are advertised as ‘For Sale by Owner”. Why? This owner is most likely highly motivated to sell for one reason or another. Another place to watch in the paper is the foreclosure notices. If the bank has foreclosed on a property it will soon be up for sale at a good price. The court proceedings section could also turn up a few good leads for investments. Probate notices could mean that there is a property ripe for the picking. Trustees of an estate may come from afar and be anxious to settle up and get back to their own lives. Another way to find a good investment property is to simply go for a drive. What to look for? Keep a look out for long grass, unkempt grounds and a deserted look. It will indicate a good price – at least for you – and with a little TLC and elbow grease you’ll transform your ugly duckling into a golden swan, both physically and financially. If you don’t have time to go driving yourself, think about bribing the local paperboy/girl with a few dollars to let you know if they see something you might be interested in. Give them a small notebook with pencil attached to make it easy for them to jot down the addresses, otherwise they are likely to forget.

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Who Would Steal Your Identity?    4
How to Check if Your Identity Has Been Stolen    6
How to Prevent ‘Dumpster Divers’ from Getting Your Information    8
How to Protect Your Identity in Public Places    10
Steps to Protect Your Identity Online    12
Questions to Ask Before Giving Information Over the Phone    15
Who Should Have Access to Your SSN?    17
How to Access and Understand Your Credit Report    19
Who You Should Call When Your Identity has been Stolen.    21
Can the Police Help Fight Identity Theft?    23
How to Talk to the Bank When You’ve been Victimized    25
How to Open New Accounts After Your Identity has Been Stolen    27
How to Put an Alert on your Credit and Prevent Further Victimization    29
Why You Need to Take IMMEDIATE Action to Recover Your Identity    31
Organizations that Help You Fight Identity Theft    33

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Who Would Steal Your Identity?

You’re just an average person, with small savings and a regular wage. You couldn’t be a target of identity theft could you? Who would want to steal your identity?

The fact is millions of people each year are falling victim to the crime of identity theft. Average people all over the world are targets. Identities are bought and sold worldwide, where criminals use fraudulent information to steal money or commit other crimes using these stolen identities (e.g.: terrorism, violent crimes). Everyone is at risk. Billions of dollars will be lost to these thieves.

Identity theft is when someone gives another person’s details as their own. These details might be your driver’s license, Social Security number, date of birth or credit card information. The identity thief may have fraudulent documents showing your identity to be theirs, for example your birth certificate, a counterfeit license or ID card. They will then use the information gained illegally to assume this person's identity and do one of two things - spend as much money as possible before being caught or commit a crime using that identity (armed robbery, drug trafficking, money laundering – you name it, it’s been done). The most common forms of identity theft are:

1. Using a credit card illegally, opening cell phone or utility accounts fraudulently. This is known as Account Takeover. You tend to find out about this type of theft when you receive your monthly statements (if you check them). There will be a number of purchases on there you don’t remember making.

2. Opening new bank accounts in someone else’s name or passing bad checks or getting loans in another person's name is known as Application Fraud. You may not find out about this crime for quite a while, because the monthly account statements are mailed to an address used by the thief.

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents Table of Contents    3 Choosing the Proper Golf Club    4 How To Achieve the Perfect Grip    5 Proper Stance and Posture for Golfers    7 Proper Stance for Perfect Putts    9 Correcting Common Swing Mistakes    11 How and When to Use a Wood    13 When and How to Use an Iron    15 How to Improve Your Contact    16 Overcoming Your Fears - The Mental Game of Golf    18 How To Keep Score In a Golf Game    20 Tips for Uphill and Downhill Swings    22 How to Get Out of the Bunker    24 Handling the Rough    25 Tips for Golfing on a Windy Day    27 Tips for Playing Golf in the Rain    28 PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview Choosing the Proper Golf Club There are many different types of clubs, so how does the beginner know which club to choose? Here are some basic hints that should set you right. Golf clubs have different uses throughout your golfing game. One of the most popular golf clubs that is rather new on the horizon is called the hybrid or sometimes the utility hybrid. It has several different uses including shooting from the fairway. So if you have difficulty in getting the distance, try the hybrid. It may help you to avoid bunkers and water traps. The hybrid is also good for teeing off and getting out of the rough, out of sand and is great for accuracy when putting on the green. This is mainly because it was designed with a bigger head than the others. So, you are wondering why you would need any other clubs if this one is so great? There are many other kinds of golf clubs that players feel comfortable with and have given good usage over the years. There are drivers, irons, putters and woods – which aren’t usually made of wood these days, though they used to be. Persimmon wood was considered to be the best because it is such a hard wood, but these days metal is standard. A tee shot is the first stroke used in your golf game. It’s mostly done with a driver (or 1-wood) on long holes or an iron if it’s a short hole. Irons are mostly used on the fairway when precision is important, though they can also be used when playing from the rough – along with wedges. The sand wedge will get you out of a bunker due to its design, being made to kind of skid across the sand. Once on the green, you’ll need a putter to roll the ball towards that elusive hole. Putters are good for shorter strokes that need a great deal of precision. A pitch or a flop is a high shot that requires the ball to roll only a very short distance once it lands. This type of stroke is best done with a wedge – either a sand wedge or a lob wedge, depending on which one you want to perform. The flop is even higher than the pitch with less roll on landing...

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents Why Your Family Needs a Budget    4 What Are Your Expenses?    6 What Is Your Income?    8 How To Plan A Budget With A Variable Income    10 What Is Your Debt Load?    12 How to Create A Yearly Estimate Of Expenses And Income    14 General Percentages for Creating A Realistic Budget    16 How to Include Impulse and Occasional Expenses To Your Budget    18 Tips for Identifying Your Family's Financial Goals    20 How to Plan Ahead For Large Expenses    22 Tips for Planning Education Savings    23 Tips For Tracking Your Family Spending    25 How to Create a Budget Friendly Family Menu    27 Budget Friendly Family Entertainment Ideas    29 Tips for Setting Up A Financial Organizing System    31 PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview Why Your Family Needs a Budget Every family unit, no matter how big or how small, needs to plan their finances. Why? For starters, no one wants to run into debt they can't pay, or lose a purchase they have paid a deposit on and then find they can’t keep up with the payments. If the electric is due and you don’t have enough in the kitty to pay for it, then disaster isn't far from your door. If you plan your family budget wisely, these problems can be avoided. Not only will you avoid problems of debt and loss; if you have a good stable financial plan and stick to it, you'll find that impulse buying will be less of a problem and you could end up having more to spend on the luxuries than you had anticipated. You will be able to save for the important things like the children's education, a holiday or a new car when it becomes necessary. With a budget, you will always know when the major bills are due and that you can pay them. You will be able to have finances set aside for unexpected problems such as dental care, or doctors and hospital fees, the washing machine breaking down or car repairs. Of course, we all hope that these problems won't occur, but in real life teeth sometimes ache and accidents do happen. It's far better to be prepared than to be caught without the cash. Budgeting your finances may seem like a bore, but you may be surprised how easy it is to find ways in which you can save money. Sometimes we waste money without realizing we are doing so. This can be especially so in food purchases. Many people complain about their checkout costs without stopping to consider if all that soda pop and chips are really necessary. Snacks like these could easily be kept as treats for special events like birthdays. You'll be surprised at the amount of cash you'll save; your waistline will thank you and the children's health will improve; all good reasons for keeping to a good family budget.

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents The Difference Between Saltwater And Freshwater Fishing    4 What You Need In Your Tackle Box    6 Basic Gear Every Angler Needs    8 Basic Casting Tips    10 What Kind of Bait Will You Use?    12 Be Aware of These Fishing Hazards    14 Where Should You Go Fishing?    16 How to Find the Fish Once You Get There    18 When Is The Best Time To Catch A Fish?    20 How to Land or Release Your Catch    22 Do You Need A License To Fish?    24 Rules for Sharing the Water or Shore with Other Anglers    26 How to Dress For Your Fishing Trip    28 How to Clean Your Fish    30 How to Store Your Freshly Caught Fish    32 Ebook Sample Content Preview The Difference Between Saltwater And Freshwater Fishing There are more similarities between saltwater and freshwater fishing than differences. Both big and little fish can be caught in both types of water. You need bait for both and can use either live or artificial bait. You can go out in a boat in both salt water and fresh water and you can use a rod and reel along the beach shoreline or in a fresh water lake or river, so just what is the difference? One of the main differences is the size of the gear used. The saltwater angler will usually use a reel that is much bigger than that of the freshwater angler. He is all set to catch that really giant fish. His pole will also be much stouter - just in case he hooks something the size of a whale! Saltwater fishing allows the angler to fish in much deeper water. Even though some lakes are deep, they are usually not as deep as the ocean. So when you fish out in the ocean you will need not only a greater length of line to fish deep, but a stronger one. Another difference is in the kind of boat used. A small boat is sufficient for freshwater fishing, but to go out in the ocean, something sturdier is required. You will certainly need two engines in case of malfunction. The ocean is a big place to break down in. You will need extra safety gear, too. Technique is another area where the two differ. The lake angler will use a trolling motor and go around the perimeters of the lake and his casting will be in that area, via, the shoreline. Unless he is based on land in which case he will cast as far from the shore as he can. But generally speaking the freshwater angler finds the fish first, then tries to catch them...

Ebook Table Of Contents What Preparations Should You Make for a Party?    4 What Kind of Party Will You Host?    6 How Much Will Your Party Cost?    8 Will Your Party Have a Theme?    10 Who Will You Invite to the Party?    12 What Is Your Party Dress Code?    14 Ideas for Party Decorations    16 Ideas for Party Entertainment    18 Tips for Party Rentals    20 How Long Should the Party Last?    22 Creative Party Invitation Ideas    24 Easy Party Menu Ideas    26 Tips for Choosing Drinks for the Party    28 Tips for Hosting a Children’s Party    30 How to Schedule Your Party Preparations    32 PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview What Preparations Should You Make for a Party? You’ve decided to have a party. It may be for a birthday; it may be a Fourth of July party; it might even be a Welcome Home party. It doesn’t matter what the occasion but you will need to plan and make preparations for your party to be a success. Your preparations should be thorough, (unless its a spur of the moment party!) and take into consideration the following: 1. How many people will be attending? 2. What are the ages of the guests? Will they be of mixed age or children or adults only? The age of your guests will determine the type of food and drink you serve and many other facets of the party. 3. What time will you hold the party? Will it be an afternoon barbeque or an evening cocktail party? Will you set a start and finish time? 4. What food and drink will you serve? Will it be a formal dinner or just snacks? 5. What type of dress will you want the guests to wear? Will there be a theme? Will it be formal or casual? 6. Will there be entertainment at your party? Will you need to organize music or arrange entertainment for children? 7. Will you need to rent tables and chairs or bring in catering staff or will you be able to prepare everything yourself? 8. Do you have a budget for the party? If so, make sure you stick to it.

PLR Ebook With Audio Table Of Contents The Fundamentals of a Healthy Marriage    4 Common Challenges for Married Couples    6 Why You Both Must Commit to Commitment    8 Learn to Respect Each Other    10 Review Your History, What Works in Your Marriage?    12 Review Your History, What Needs to Change?    14 How to get to Know Your Partner Again    16 Identify Your Common Goals    18 Find Common Interests to Cultivate    20 Learn How to Nip Problems in the Bud    22 Learn How to Compliment Each Other    24 Tips for Dealing with Child Raising Issues    26 Tips for Dealing with Money Issues    28 Tips for Dealing with Religious or Cultural Issues    30 Tips for Keeping the Love in Your Marriage    32 PLR Ebook With Audio Sample Content Preview The Fundamentals of a Healthy Marriage Healthy marriages don’t happen by chance. Just because you fall in love with someone and they make you blissfully happy, doesn’t mean it will always be that way. A marriage doesn’t just go along with no care or upkeep required. It is like your car and requires regular gas, servicing and attention. Fundamentals of a healthy marriage fall into the following categories: 1. Love   What generally attracted you to each other? Your partner must be able to fulfill your emotional and intimate needs. As the years pass, your feelings towards each other may change but on some level your emotional and intimate needs must still be met for you to have a healthy marriage. For couples who are facing divorce the reason often given for them wanting to be apart is that they don’t love each other any more. Love is a fundamental part of any healthy marriage. 2.Communication   Being able to communicate with your spouse is paramount to a successful relationship. If you cant express what your wants and needs are, in a positive way, then how is your partner going to know what they are? Open, honest communication is required in a healthy marriage. 3. Mutual respect   You must value your partner. This doesn’t mean you have to agree with them on everything but your must value their philosophies and what they bring to the marriage. Respect must be mutual; otherwise the marriage is not one of equality. 4. Shared likes   Having similar interests and life philosophies will add to a healthy marriage. This isn’t a necessity but it helps if you like the same things or if not, you can discuss your differences in a positive open manner. Know your spouse and share their experiences with them.