It's humiliating to be a newbie - but it's an education

Damn these despicable gurus.

That's how I used to think when I was a newbie.

"Why are they emailing me all the time?"

"Why are they always trying to market something?"

"Why do they want my money?"

I couldn't see the irony back then.

You see - I didn't make the connection between these guru marketers and the fact they were marketing to me.

I didn't complain about teachers teaching or nurses nursing but if a marketer marketed - it made my blood boil.

I consumed as many products as I could.

I consumed and consumed.

I got hooked on learning and forgot about earning. It was humiliating to see the costs mounting up and the income flatlining. 

Now I can see clearly that one of the best educations I got as a newbie is looking back at what marketers were doing.

Creating products. Creating websites. Marketing products. Making money.

It all makes sense.

And then I crossed the line from full-time consumer (broke) to full-time creator.

And it all starts by getting your first product-selling website online.

My associates John Thornhill and Dave Nicholson have gone through the process on camera (in just 60 minutes) to show you everything you need to do.

No stone is left unturned.

So if you want to step over onto the side of wealthy product owner then now is your big chance.

You need 60 minutes, a few bucks and a quick mouse-finger (my special bonus - see below - is ending real soon).

Click link in Comments to get started.

Gordon Ramsay will shoot me for this

I should feel guilty about last night but I don't... 

You see - I cooked my special "Pasta al Quattro Formaggi" for some guests.

I made it look like a real slog but the truth is it was a doddle because (and don't tell!)...

...95% of the "cooking" came from opening a jar of pre-made top of the range, Sicilian sauce.

Now don't get me wrong.

I love cooking - it's an art form like no other. And when I have a few hours' to spare in a day I love nothing more than crafting something totally from scratch.

(Just ask my partner about the Eggplant Parmesan I'm famous for.) 

But sometimes you only have 60 minutes to throw something together. 

And if you're short on time, this is exactly what you should do with your internet marketing business.

Don't slave away for months trying to get sales when you can just open this jar of "Sales in 60 Minutes" (see link in Comments).

All Bark and No Site

Who do they think they are?

Seriously.

All these holier-than-thou armchair experts clogging up my Newsfeed with their dumb opinions of internet marketing.

It's hysterical.

Really.

There was this one guy yesterday spouting off about a product website which he said was, and I quote; 

"Badly designed, full of bad marketing and embarasing." (sic)

I looked at the page and with my experience I thought it was pretty sharp.

So I called him out in the best way possible;

"Okay dude - show us one of your websites then."

Silence.

He didn't have a website. He was all bark and no site.

Don't be that guy.

I know, I know. 

It can be hard to find the knowledge, the time and the resources to get a website online. 

And that's why most people resort to taking pot-shots.

But fear ye not because you can get your own hot-selling website online in 60 minutes by clicking the link in the comments. 

(see link in Comments).

What never to do in Internet Marketing

If you're doing any of these no-nos then you're on a collision course with failure.

Just sayin'.

So let's get stuck into them...

#1. Hanging out on Forums

Trolls. Wannabes. Fakers.

It's a big, fat waste of time. If you're looking for free information go grab a job and save up to buy the real stuff.

If you're selling a product - stick it on your own domain to avoid the forum BMWs (bitchers, moaners and whingers). 

Need I say more? 

#2. Hanging out on Facebook 

Any more than fifteen minutes a day and you're in deep doo-doo.

I'm not talking about personal Facebook on personal time. 

I'm talking about frittering away valuable business hours on the black hole which is - the dreaded 

Facebook Newsfeed of doom.

Facebook Likes don't pay the bills.

(Nor do dancing cat videos or pictures of Patrick Stewart) 

#3. Over-Learning

If you're spending more than 10% of your time learning stuff you've got it wrong.

Yes.

You need to be learning new stuff but too much learning and you get hooked.

You get addicted to the education merrygoround and start confusing that warm fuzzy feeling with earning.

Learning is not earning. 

Don't spend all your time in internet marketing school. 

You need to graduate into the real world and start applying what you know.

#4. Consuming Instead of Creating

Don't get me wrong.

You still need to consume - you need to learn things. But all in moderation.

All the leading marketers I know are great consumers.

But first and foremost they are great creators.

So consume then create. 

The more things you create (websites, content, products) the more cash you will have coming in. 

#5. Thinking You Can Succeed Without a Website

You can't.

Having your own website is where it all starts.

And it's easier than you think.

You can stop learning and start earning today.

You can graduate from the forums and Facebook and finally start creating.

In fact, you can have your own website up and running and ready to make sales for you in just 60 minutes by clicking the link in the comments.

The silent disease killing us all

They call it the disease of "busy-ness"...

We lead busy lives don't we?

From the start of the day till your head hits the pillow you have 1001 things to do, get accomplished and tick off that list.

Life ain't easy but it sure is busy.

My point is this;

When you don't have much time you need to find fast and easy shortcuts. 

So if you've only got 60 minutes to make some money online today then you should click the link in the Comments).