By now you're likely familiar with my simple business model: build an email list, and send offers to it.
It takes work to get going, without a doubt, but people do it because it works.
At the same time, I suspect a lot of people reading these emails would never even consider a business like that. Perhaps that's you.
It simply doesn't appeal to you, or you don't want to have to write, or whatever, but you just don't want to do it.
That's too bad, but rather than argue with my subscribers I instead simply offer other options, other ways to make an online living that don't involve being a clever writer (as my living certainly does).
Last week, for instance, we talked public-domain artwork with Amy Harrop, who's the
expert on stuff like that. I mentioned that although you won't retire to Hawaii with a business like that, you can still do well, and either way you will learn things about online sales that will serve you well in anything else you should do in the future.
Right now, though, I want to direct your attention to another online business idea, but this one, given
its scope and track record, certainly does have the potential to change everything for you.
The gist of it is described in this report about how to prosper during a recession (since your shiny online business isn't much good to you if it gets swept away in the first downturn).
Click the link and download and read it:
Tom Woods
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