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One of the main reasons why some people make money online, and other people don’t, is that the successful group keep producing new content (blog posts, products, services, etc..), and the unsuccessful group keep procrastinating in doing those things.

If you find that procrastination prevents you from being the best you know you can be, then here are 3 habits that if developed can help you tremendously.

Habit 1 – Take Your Goal, and Slice it To Tiny Pieces

If you want to achieve online success then you have to be the master of your thought (not the other way around).

If you have only made a few dollars online, and you say to yourself “I want to earn a $1000 online by next month “then you most likely going to  procrastinate because the goal you set for yourself will not look real and achievable to you.

This does not mean that you can’t aim for a $1000, yet it will be better if you say to yourself something like:

“My main goal is to make a $1000, so my mini goal is to first make $10, and my second mini goal will be to make another $10, and so on…”.

If you slice an unrealistic goal to tiny realistic goals, then you will have a great chance of achieving your main unrealistic goal, because every tiny mini goal will look to you more achievable, and you will feel a sense of accomplishment and a sense of moving forward with each mini goal you complete.

Now, let’s move to Habit 2:

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I always say that the best way to make money online is to find someone who is already successful, and then follow his / her footsteps.

The problem with implementing this philosophy is:

That you don’t know who to trust.

There are so many scammers online who sell “money making” products and services that simply don’t work, yet tell you that you are getting the ultimate money making system in their sales pages.

In this blog post I want to share with you a few of the methods I use to research a money making product before making a buying decision.

I will also share with you the ‘advantages’ and the  ’disadvantages’ of using each method.

Let’s start:

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If you are creating online content on a regular basis (blogs posts, eBooks, etc…)  then sooner or later you will probably want to buy images as a supplement to your content.

You can surely find millions of images online by doing a simple Google search, and then download those images to your computer to use for your content.

Yet, there is one major problem with this method, and it is:

‘Well…not very legal’.

Many of the pictures you will find online are copyrighted, and you simply can’t use a picture without permission.

Sure, you can find the images that you want to download, and then contact the owner of those pictures, and ask if you can use them for your content, yet this can be a very slow and tedious process.

So, if you have been struggling with getting images, here are the three super quick ways I personally use to get free images for my products,  and blog:

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If you have read my previous blog post then you already know that eBay is the number one place I recommend you go to sell cheap domain names.

In this post I am going to explain why:

Reason 1 – Traffic

You probably don’t need me to tell you that eBay is one of the most popular websites in the world, and due to that it will be in your best interest to sell your products and services there.

Many well known Internet gurus will tell you that they have made their first dollar online on eBay, and this is simply because of the sheer amount of traffic that eBay drives to sellers auctions.

Putting your auction on eBay.com is like putting a shop on a very popular shopping mall. Instead of working day and night to get people into your store you just put your store in a place where people are already at.

Reason 2 – Buyers

Of course traffic is important, but you also need the RIGHT kind of traffic, meaning, buyers traffic.

Many people who go to eBay.com go there to buy something, and not for any other reason. We can’t say the same thing about people who come to your site from Google.com, for example. Many times people who come to your site from Google.com are simply looking to find free information, and they hope that your site can deliever that free information to them.

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If you have completed my Flip Course training program then you already know how relatively easy it is to make money online fast by selling simple html websites.

I have made the word ‘relatively’ bold because making money online is certainly not easy.

To make money online you need to work hard.

Yet, if you compare selling websites (website flipping) to any other ‘make money’ method, then selling websites is a faster way to make money.

Now, I know that some people do find website flipping challenging to master because it involves a few technical tasks, such as creating, editing, and uploading html files (of course you can outsource those tasks), and I can completely understand that.

If you are one of the people who find the process of building a website challenging then I guess I have written this post specifically for you.

What do I mean?

I will tell you.

Did you ever hear about:

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I want to share with you a great interview I did with Leo Babauta.

Leo Babauta is a simplicity blogger & author. He created Zen Habits, a Top 25 blog (according to TIME magazine) with 200,000 subscribers, mnmlist.com, and the best-selling books focus, The Power of Less, and Zen To Done.

Babauta is a former journalist of 18 years, a husband, father of six children, and in 2010 moved from Guam to San Francisco, where he leads a simple life.

He started Zen Habits to chronicle and share what he’s learned while changing a number of habits:

• Quit smoking (on Nov. 18, 2005).
• Became a runner.
• Ran several marathons and triathlons.
• Began waking early.
• Became organized and productive.
• Began eating healthier
• Became a vegetarian.
• Tripled his income.
• Wrote a novel and a non-fiction book.
• Eliminated his debt.
• Simplified his life.
• Lost weight (more than 50 pounds).
• Wrote several best-selling ebooks.
• Started a successful Top 25 blog.
• Started a second blog for writers and bloggers.
• Created a leading blog on minimalism.
• Gave up his car, and is now car-free.

The questions in this interview were submitted by the readers of this blog.

Enjoy!

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If you are in the process of creating your own product, yet you fail to complete your project because you always feel that your product is just not good enough to go live, then I strongly feel that this blog post will benefit you.

Here are some super quick methods that can help you decide if your product is good enough to go live.

1. Amazon Comments – If your product is about ‘Social Media‘, for example, you can go to the Amazon website, and simply search for ‘Social Media’ books.

After you find a book on the subject of  ’Social Media‘, simply scroll down, and read buyers comments about the book on the book page (like in this example).

So, for example:

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After years of doing business online, I have discovered that recruiting JV partners is one of the best most fastest way to grow your business, so here are 10 steps which will really help you see results in this area.

10 steps for success with JV partners

1) Create a new folder on your computer, and title it “JV Partners“.

2) Visit websites which are related to you chosen niche.

3) Create a text document in the “JV partners” folder, and write down 7 – 8 websites which you think about promoting (look at things like: good sales page, good gravity – if we are talking about Clickbank products, good implicit content etc…).

4) Contact the 7 – 8 owners, on your list, by clicking on the “Contact Us” link (may be written differently) at the bottom of their websites.

5) Radiate genuine enthusiasm – tell the owners how much you are excited about their products, and that you will be more than happy to promote their product to your list, and also on your blog.

In the end of your email ask for a review copy of their product.

Here is a template you can use (feel free to use the template I give, but I suggest that you change it so it will be unique to you):

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On February 4, 2012 I have started writing a series of 15 blog posts which I entitled “Blogs Academy‘, and on February 23, 2012 I finished my work, and I have insert all those blog posts inside a single PDF file (which I am going to sell in the future).

The result was a 100 page eBook.

The main thing that always stops me from creating new eBooks (or any new kind of product) is not lack of ideas, but rather lack of persistence to continue on with my idea until the end.

In this blog post I want share with you some of the little tricks that have helped me become more persistent, and can help you remain persistent in your journey to write your own 100 page eBook.

Here are the tricks:

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