Web Prosperity System

Times have changed but the so-called online marketers are still trying to build web prosperity by using shortcuts. I received a phone call today and low and behold, it was a recorded message. The message said that I could have hundreds of "red hot" leads calling me. The caller gave me his web site address, and being the inquisitive marketer that I am, I went to the site.

This is the first thing that caught my eye:

WOW! I can finally sit back and relax while hundreds of these "red-hot" prospects start contacting me about my business. Does this stuff work? Can you become prosperous on the web by making a recording, and uploading my contact list? Well, I’ve fallen for other scams and get rich quick schemes, why wouldn’t I fall for this one also?

As I scrolled down the web site, I came to the "simple instructions."

Hey, I’ve got to have this! I want to build my business and I don’t want to work very hard. Ok, I fell for it (well sort of). I signed up (just to get a better look) and was taken to another page on the site. I scrolled down the page and was a little confused, but after some thought…

Ok, so let me see if I got this correct. If I sign up for an iBuzzPro account, upload my contacts phone numbers, are people going to call me to ask me about my business? After all, they say it only takes 3 simple steps and I can build my business in these chaotic economic times, and I’ll have access to millions of FREE customer leads and I’ll get interested customers calling me or visiting my business. REALLY?

Still a little confused, because I don’t want another business to build prosperity on the web, I like my web prosperity system and that’s what I’m going to continue to promote. But on the iBuzzPro site, they want me to sign up for the service and then get other people to sign up. Oh no, not another mlm? Or network marketing company? I just want to promote Veretekk, my web prosperity system. But they want me to pay $27.98 (or is that $500) plus a $50 set up fee, and then $27.98 per month to use their system, with my contacts phone numbers.

I’m not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but I think this is just another way to separate me from my hard-earned money. Using a system to call people I know that are not even the least bit interested in a home business sounds a lot like the SPAM emails, just using a different type of media.

I don’t know about you, but went my phone rings, I don’t want to listen to a sales pitch, especially from someone I’ve never met. It’s bad enough that we have to fight SPAM in or email, but now SPAM phone calls? What’s next?

That does not seem like the best way to build prosperity on the web. Although if you’re into taking shortcuts and having hundreds of people calling you (yeah…right), then this may be for you. As for me, I’ll just continue to prosper on the web with Veretekk, my web prosperity system.

Jeffrey Sloe, Internet Marketing Advisor.
440-725-3729
jeff@internetmarketingadvisors.net
http://internetmarketingadvisors.net
Web Prosperity System

Have you ever wondered how bad our current economic situation is going to get? Will you lose your job and/or home. Could you wind up homeless? Is the government going to protect us and our homes? How bad is it going to get?

Are you preparing for your own future by creating some sort of survival plan, or are you taking the "wait and see" attitude? If I may, let me make a suggestion; don’t leave your financial future in the hands of the government. I highly recommend that you put a plan in place to survive these tough economical times.

According to an article on the Wall Street Journal web site, things are going to get a lot worse before they get better.

"More people are facing an extended period of joblessness and the potential financial difficulties that go along with it.

Unemployment hit 7.6% last month, with 11.6 million people out of work, and the number of people experiencing joblessness for more than six months has continued to increase, growing to more than 2.6 million in January, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

As jobless rates go up, duration usually follows, says Katharine Abraham, a University of Maryland economist."

The author of the article gives some great ways to prepare for the worse while you are still working. It’s easier to do some of her suggestions now then when you get laid-off. Here are a few of her suggestions, and then I will follow up up with a few of my own.

1. "Double that emergency fund."
2. "Consider downsizing your living quarters."
3. "Since it’s easier to get credit while you’re employed, look into opening another credit card or a home-equity line of credit as a precaution in case money becomes hard to access if you are unemployed." [1]

I’m not so sure some of those ideas are the best that I have heard, especially when dealing with a financial crisis. I personally would prefer taking steps towards building prosperity rather than trying to protect what may be lost anyway. While the government is bailing water out of a sinking ship with teaspoons, there are individuals building new, unsinkable ships. Whose side would you rather be on?

In my opinion, the best way to build prosperity is to start your own business. I know what you’re thinking, "how could anybody start and build a successful business at a time like this?" That’s a great question. But there have been corporations, small businesses, and individuals that have prospered in bad times. There were companies, like United Aircraft and Transport Corporation, [2] that grew during the Great Depression. There were companies that exploded during the recession of the nineteen eighties. And there will be businesses that grow during this current economical downturn.

I believe that our new economy is going to be the advent of the Internet. People are going to flock to the Internet with the hopes of becoming prosperous on the web. Yes, web prosperity is coming, and I believe it’s going to come with a force never seen before. Why? Because people will not be able to find jobs. People will have to create a job for themselves. Jobs, as we know them today, are going by the wayside. But the Internet is here to stay.

Building web prosperity is not going to be easy, but neither is finding a job. So, if you’re one of the lucky ones that’s still working, start a business today, because there’s no guarantee you will have your job tomorrow. Take advantage of the web and what it has to offer. Create you own niche before someone beats you to it.

Tomorrow may be different than today, and we never know what tomorrow holds. Take the first step today towards web prosperity. If you don’t know where to start, try my web prosperity system, Veretekk. It’s FREE to use for as long as you like. It’s easy, just sign up, verify your email address (a verification email will be sent to you), and login. Once you’re in the system, go to Veretraining, check the calendar for live training, and go to the training class.

The Veretekk trainers are very knowledgeable about the system and about marketing on the web. Ask them for direction and advice. If they can’t answer your questions, contact me. But DO NOT sit around waiting for the government to bail you out. Take your first step towards web prosperity today!

Jeffrey Sloe, Internet Marketing Advisor.
440-725-3729
jeff@internetmarketingadvisors.net
http://internetmarketingadvisors.net
Web Prosperity System

Resources:
[1] http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123525642125841099.html
[2] http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2009/smallbusiness/0901/gallery.founded_in_a_recession.smb/5.html