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Building Your Online Portfolio ( by: Rachel Gawith)

So whilst these passive programs are building you residual income you
need your main affiliate or network marketing program which you will
concentrate on promoting and which will give you a an immediate source of
income. Now I actually own and run my own program at
http://www.earnmoneyhere.com but I am also an affiliate of RecipeSwap
(http://www.recipe-swap.com/members/rgawith/) which I think is a goof
stable and fun program to promote and make a good second income. However,
it does not matter what your main affiliate or MLM program is so long as
you concentrate on promoting it and building your affiliate team or
downline.
Building Your Online Portfolio
Part two

Then as with any business you need to ensure you have the right tools and
resources for the job. If you worked in an office, you require office
equipment, if you have a shop you need display racks etc.. working online
is no different...you need the right tools and resources. I use
Isoregister ( http://www.isoregister.com/9810354341/rgawith ) as it gives
me all the tools I need in one place such as autoresponders, ebooks,
articles, advertising etc etc...but so long as you have a good resource
suite you are all set to market online and start building your portfolio.


But remember the number one rule, is all online opportunities incur a
certain amount of risk, but you can minimise your losses and maximise
your profits by spreading the risk sensibly across a number of stable and
profitable online ventures

The End

About The Author



Rachel Gawith (c) 2004


Rachel runs her own online program at http://www.earnmoneyhere.com and
also a free weekly newsletter at http://www.freedailycash.com. Details of
all the opportunities she has in her portfolio are listed at


http://www.computerincome.ne


rgawith@tesco.net

Building Your Online Portfolio ( by: Rachel Gawith)

Part one

So you want to start earning online and have invested some of your hard
earned cash in a couple of online programs but have you really thought
about what you are investing in.


You wouldn't simply roll off the street into a real estate agency and
purchase a house to rent out without looking at the area first and seeing
if there was a good rental market and similarly you wouldn't invest all
your money into shares in just one company before looking into it first.


As any financial advisor and in fact anyone with a little common sense
will tell you - you should spread the risk. You do not invest all your
money into high risk new venture companies or put it all into property.
Similarly, if you want to make a good return you don't just leave it
sitting in the bank.


Earning a living online or a little extra cash is no different. You must
consider all the options carefully first and then only invest what you
can afford to lose and SPREAD THE RISK.


You should look to put your money in a number of different online
companies and investments. No I don't mean join every opportunity going
and spread yourself across so many different opportunities that you don't
know whether you are coming or going, but you should have a balanced
portfolio of opportunities.


First you consider how much time you have to put into a new online
venture. If you don't have much spare time look to invest in passive
programs that require no recruitment or downline building. And yes there
are some of these that work and are stable and will be around for the
long haul but you must be careful. Even if you are planning to promote
another network marketing MLM or affiliate program you should have some
form of passive program in your portfolio to build up funds.


Again when investing in passive programs spread the risk. For example I
have invested money into 4 passive programs, 2 fairly low risk ones, one
I would class as low to medium and a higher risk opportunity for quicker
returns. Number one rule - NEVER INVEST more than you can afford to lose,
number two - SET YOUR GOALS. If you want to earn an additional $500 a
month, then invest enough to do this but ensure you withdraw the rest and
do not be tempted to invest more for a bigger return. All these programs
carry some risk and you should always aim to at least make your capital
investment back and then just invest the profits.


As an example in my portfolio I have a weekly subscription to J3V
(http://www.j3v.biz/index2.php?rgawith) and YMMSS (email me at
support@computerincome.net for details) in order to build up a good
residual income in a couple of years time. These are both stable
companies that have proven themselves and have a good track record. I
therefore consider these low risk (and this is only my opinion) and I am
using these to build up a residual income without the need to recruit. I
have then invested in FundBiZGrowth
(http://www.fundbizgrowth.com/SOSRGawith.html) which doubles your money
every 6 weeks - I consider this a slightly higher risk program but one in
which their could be good returns. Finally I have invested in
DollarMonster (http://easychairclub.com/dm/moreinfo.cgi?u=rgawith) - this
purely a double your money quickly program and I consider it a fairly
high risk as it requires a constant flow of new people to pay out. I am
using this program simply to make some quick cash to plough back into the
other programs.
About The Author



Rachel Gawith (c) 2004


Rachel runs her own online program at http://www.earnmoneyhere.com and
also a free weekly newsletter at http://www.freedailycash.com. Details of
all the opportunities she has in her portfolio are listed at


http://www.computerincome.ne


rgawith@tesco.net

Email Marketing: Affordable Internet Marketing Technique

Email marketing is labeled as a killer method when it comes to effective low-cost Internet marketing endeavors. This is because it is the most widely-used and has the best reputation in bringing targeted traffic to websites. It is used to stay in touch with your customers or prospective customers, send out invitations, or make special offers.

It's as easy as writing an e-mail that may be in a form of a newsletter or a plain announcement, and sending that to as many targeted recipients as possible. However, there's an ideal way of going about it. Email marketing is not just about writing any email that you will be sending to anybody. To clarify that, here are some simple tips in doing email marketing the best way possible.

1. Join the "Can Spam" campaign.

Email marketing is not at any rate tantamount to spamming. You are not supposed to send information that your email list will not have any valuable use for.

2. Make your email list open it.

Your email might get lost together with the hundreds of emails that inbox owners are confronted with everyday. Improve your subject line by using extra white space creatively, adding text symbols, starting each word with a capital letter, asking compelling questions, not making any unbelievable claims, and not using the word FREE.

3. Keep it real.

Not including any too good to be true statements is not only applicable to your subject line. Your email content must never embody any promise your business can't keep. Make your offer genuinely of value to your recipients.

4. Don't go too low.

If you inform your customers regarding discounts, minimal discounts are not that effective compared with substantial discounts. But never offer discounts that are lower than your profit. It will defeat the purpose of this email marketing effort.

5. Make it eventful.

It's not about contradicting the advice that you should keep an email short and sweet. This tip is on including seminars, conferences and other events in your email. Businesses that require training benefit much from this method. With these RSVP-requiring emails, repetition is important. Just make sure that an ample interval is considered before sending out a reminder email.

6. Post news.

Sending newsletters and postcards provides useful information for your subscribers. These are the best forms of reaching out to your customers or prospects. You should keep the information short, simple and direct to the point for this feat to be effective.

With these simple ways of going about your email marketing endeavor, your business will prosper in no time.