Find A Freelancer!

If you want to succeed in the internet marketing game you need to be hiring freelancers to do many tasks for you whether it be link building, copywriting, programming, web design, or anything else you may need done. Why? Because your time is important, you shouldn't be trying to do everything yourself. That's not how a business becomes successful! As soon as you have the money available to hire freelancers, you should do so. It will make your business grow much faster because the amount of tasks that you can have done will be multiplied by the amount of freelancers you hire.

So now that you know you need to be hiring freelancers comes the next question: How do you find a trustworthy freelancer to do what you need done? The answer is simple. Use BizReef.com

This is the place to find a freelancer in any field. You can see how others have rated the freelancer before you hire them. There's an escrow payment system so that you do not have to worry about getting ripped off like you may if you use the BST section of Digital Point.

Yahoo Store For eCommerce

Perhaps the easiest way to get started with eCommerce is to set up a Yahoo Store. You shouldn't think that a Yahoo Store is only for those who are not serious about making a lot of money online because as Brad Fallon and Andy Jenkins of StomperNet fame have shown you can have a very, very, successful eCommerce store simply using the Yahoo store format. This is a great choice for people who don't want to get into the really technical aspects of building a website. Yahoo will take care of that for you. It's a format that's already been proven by many internet marketers to be capable of success.

First eBay Store Sales (using phpBay Pro)

In my last post I mentioned that I had purchased phpBay Pro for using with my WordPress sites (and I'm in the progress of moving almost all of my blogger blogs over to the WordPress format) ... Yesterday I saw my first eBay commissions through this new system. While the commissions were not huge (2 sales for a total of $2 and change) it was also very easy to set up and should be a system that's easily repeated and done on a much larger scale. It's also worth noting that I've done very little to drive traffic to these eBay pages thus far and that I also have AdSense on them so that I have two ways of earning. AdSense clicks on a "shopping" page tend to pay higher than on general information pages.

Check out phpBay Pro for yourself. It's really a great deal at only $39.