Finding Internet Money Making Secrets

Bill Gates, you may have heard his name, he is the former CEO of Microsoft, wrote a book titled "Business at the Speed of Thought." Gate's points out in his work that business will change "more in the next ten years than it has in the last fifty." [Gates, 1999] People picking up that book today need to note it is a 1999 work, which means that we are eight years into the books matter.

Caroline Howard, Ph.D., a brilliant researcher and associate, wrote a book titled "Winning the Net Game, becoming profitable now that the web rules have changed." In her book Dr. Howard, "Online procurement is growing rapidly. B2B buying and selling online is expected to grow from 3 percent to 42 percent of total B2B domestic trade over the next five years." [Howard, 2002]

Jack Canfield, a power author and co-creator of "Chicken Soup for the Soul," has entered into the advisory race with his work titled, "The Success Principles, how to get from where you are to where you want to be." [Canfield, 2005] In the first chapter of this work, Canfield talks about the fundamentals of success. Is there a pattern forming?

In 2007, the rage is publishing your own "web-log" abbreviated to "Blog", and many are doing so with huge success. This is the culmination of the pattern, if you got it, ignore this sentence, if you didn't - link Gate's prediction to the reality that Dr. Howard examined, to the process that Canfield described in fundamental terms, to what is taking place, and can take place in your life. "Wow," you might wonder, "why didn't I see that before?" Precisely, but let's put it another way, why didn't anyone bring that to your attention before? The question is would the successful try to hold on to that success? Are they keeping secrets that you might capitalize on?

If we believe that someone is holding on to a secret there are several ways to get to it, we can do a frontal attack, and just ask them, try that, try writing to Bill Gate's and asking him, "hey are you keeping secrets about being successful in the internet business." Done laughing yet (?), we don't want to go on with you laughing. That would be the frontal, in your face approach.

If you believe someone is holding a secret you can sometimes ferret it out with a little conversational mystery, you believe that you know it was Colonel Mustard in the Kitchen, with the (?), and so goes the game, but can you do this with a Bill Gates? Can you do this with successful bloggers? So logically, this isn't a good option, is it? We have to look one-step deeper.

Let your mind take in the whole picture, the whole process, consider what they are doing, not what the result is, but what they are doing. Start at that point, look, as an example, at what Tom did with "MySpace." Here was a holding area on a computer server that was set up for people to make entries into a template system that took their input, posted it as a blog, and let everyone be aware, as they wanted to be, of everyone else, what happened because of that? Look for more tips in stories with this title as they come out, we're gonna do the distance on this, so stay with us, you'll be glad you did, and if you've a mind to, bring a friend, the more the merrier, right?