Unless you've been living under a rock, you know that the way you conduct your internet business, more specifically your marketing, is about to change.

The new CAN-SPAM law signed by President Bush on December 16th, 2003 goes into effect tomorrow, January 1st, 2004.

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Today we woke up to one of those wonderful, magical days where the trees were covered in hoar frost. In a moment of reflection, I realized just how truly fortunate we are. We have a beautiful fire in the fireplace keeping us warm, the bills are paid, we have plenty of food on hand and will be spending time with our family and friends over the holiday season.



I've been very fortunate. I've met some wonderful people in my time online. People willing to offer guidance and assistance when it's needed. People willing to share their skills and resources. As terrific as it is to have all these new contacts, it becomes difficult to thank them all - especially at this time of year when we typically show our appreciation. To all my readers, subscribers, new friends, fellow publishers - thank you so much, for being you.

The great thing about an Internet business is that we can reach out to people from all over the world - people of different faiths, different beliefs. In the spirit of the holiday season, I wish you all a joyous and Merry Christmas. Be happy, be well and be safe. Here's to a prosperous year in 2004.

Now that December 21st is behind us (the shortest day of the year), each coming day will bring a little more sunshine and light our way. Now that is good news. We are also having wonderful weather over the holidays and up here in Manitoba, Canada - that's an extra blessing.

Have you taken advantage of all the special downloads of software, ebooks not even released yet - products, professional ad tracking - to name a few. I've had a blast finding all sorts of goodies with download bonuses on top of the original one offered.

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Hi - just a reminder that you only have a few days left to take advantage of the ebooks, software, reports and more offered in the 12 Days of Christmas

Enjoy the goodies!

"Although the number of companies advertising online — and the number of consumers shopping online — are soaring, fraud and deception may dampen consumer confidence in the e-marketplace. But cyberspace is not without boundaries, and fraud and deception are unlawful no matter what the medium." The complete Overview by the FTC can be found here:

Dot Com Disclosures

Google recently made far-reaching changes to the way it ranks search results, and the search marketing community has been abuzz with tales of woe ever since.

Read the full story by Andrew Goodman here:

Cracking Google's New Algorithm