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A TRIP TO SUCCESSVILLE: The Towns People
Rick Willey
Anyone beginning any journey will need a map. I believe it was Zig Ziglar who said. "Aim at nothing and you'll hit it every time." Our trip here is no different. So many people start their online business thinking all they need to do is join a program, complete with a website to promote, a great pay plan and what ever other hype that causes you to join; enter it into some forums, traffic exchanges, safelists, etc., build a downline if you can, and the money will soon be rolling in. News flash folks! This is like getting into a car and just aimlessly driving, hoping you'll get to somewhere you want to go! Good luck!
Now, don't take me wrong, if that's where your are at, it's O.K. I thought that, too, when I first started my trip. But, it didn't take long for me to realize that I had been fooled into thinking that Internet marketing was easy money.
Like anything else, it takes knowledge, training, and diligence. To be successful, if your not yet, you need to find someone who is successful, at the thing you want to do, and learn from them. Well friends, I've got great news! I've been hanging around this place I call, "Successville," for about a year now. (The real name would be Moneylegs, but we'll stick to my format.) I'm getting to know the town's people pretty well, and have made some great friends here.
If you want to know what online success is about, come to our, "town hall meetings," meet some of these people, and see what they can do for you. It's a great community, full of helpful people who love working with other people, committed to building a home in this town.
I've been given boxes of nails, loads of wood, bricks and mortar, to build my house. It's like a barn raising! I'm having a blast building my online empire with these people! A whole community that is dedicated to helping out the new kid in town is a rare thing. So, I invite you personally to attend our town meetings. No expectations will be placed on you, nor will you be coerced to join, or do, anything you don't want to. What you will get is some great information about how to build the foundation of your own house, in Succesville, that you can apply to the house you're already trying to build! (Your current program.)
So far I have my foundation laid. The frame work put up, and I am beginning to build the walls of my house. If not for the people at Moneylegs, I'd be lost, out of gas somewhere, and no one would've ever heard of Rick Willey, or OnlinesitePromotions. But, that's all beginning to change. Hey, you found me, right? So if a crazy truck driver, from Wisconsin, can discover the Internet marketing strategies needed for success, build my first affiliate website, and write a blog about it that people like you will read, you can do it too.
I would hope that this would encourage you to follow me in Moneylegs and accomplish online success for yourself!
Rick Willey
http://www.blogestates.com/blog/RickWilley
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Copyright © 2007
The Trii-Zine Ezine
www.ezines1.com
Keywords: moneylegs
Rick Willey
Anyone beginning any journey will need a map. I believe it was Zig Ziglar who said. "Aim at nothing and you'll hit it every time." Our trip here is no different. So many people start their online business thinking all they need to do is join a program, complete with a website to promote, a great pay plan and what ever other hype that causes you to join; enter it into some forums, traffic exchanges, safelists, etc., build a downline if you can, and the money will soon be rolling in. News flash folks! This is like getting into a car and just aimlessly driving, hoping you'll get to somewhere you want to go! Good luck!
Now, don't take me wrong, if that's where your are at, it's O.K. I thought that, too, when I first started my trip. But, it didn't take long for me to realize that I had been fooled into thinking that Internet marketing was easy money.
Like anything else, it takes knowledge, training, and diligence. To be successful, if your not yet, you need to find someone who is successful, at the thing you want to do, and learn from them. Well friends, I've got great news! I've been hanging around this place I call, "Successville," for about a year now. (The real name would be Moneylegs, but we'll stick to my format.) I'm getting to know the town's people pretty well, and have made some great friends here.
If you want to know what online success is about, come to our, "town hall meetings," meet some of these people, and see what they can do for you. It's a great community, full of helpful people who love working with other people, committed to building a home in this town.
I've been given boxes of nails, loads of wood, bricks and mortar, to build my house. It's like a barn raising! I'm having a blast building my online empire with these people! A whole community that is dedicated to helping out the new kid in town is a rare thing. So, I invite you personally to attend our town meetings. No expectations will be placed on you, nor will you be coerced to join, or do, anything you don't want to. What you will get is some great information about how to build the foundation of your own house, in Succesville, that you can apply to the house you're already trying to build! (Your current program.)
So far I have my foundation laid. The frame work put up, and I am beginning to build the walls of my house. If not for the people at Moneylegs, I'd be lost, out of gas somewhere, and no one would've ever heard of Rick Willey, or OnlinesitePromotions. But, that's all beginning to change. Hey, you found me, right? So if a crazy truck driver, from Wisconsin, can discover the Internet marketing strategies needed for success, build my first affiliate website, and write a blog about it that people like you will read, you can do it too.
I would hope that this would encourage you to follow me in Moneylegs and accomplish online success for yourself!
Rick Willey
http://www.blogestates.com/blog/RickWilley
Copyright © 2007
The Trii-Zine Ezine
www.ezines1.com
Keywords: moneylegs
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Thank you for posting this Trina!
I owe you one.
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