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April 05, 2008

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Dena Dyer

Great info, Chip! Thanks!

Tom Christoffel

Hi - What you are doing looks to me like building and using "regional community." A link to this post will be in the April 9, 2008 issue of Regional Community Development News. It will be on-line April 10 at http://regional-communities.blogspot.com/ Please visit, check the tools and consider a link. Tom

Charlie Plyler

The "making money" niche is getting to be a crowded niche. It seems like there is a new guru each month with the biggest launch of the year each week.

How do a "newbie" know who to follow? My suggestion is to follow your gut before you pull out your wallet. Join the list of a few Internet Marketers and see just what kind of advice they offer. If every email from them is an affiliate offer and there is no other info, you may want to continue your search. There are a lot of good IMs out there. My favorite 4 are Todd Gross, Derrick Van Dyke, JP Schoeffel, and Eric Holmlund. Keith Baxter and Russell Brunson are also high on the my list.

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