Amazing Failure Rate

[Andy]

Isn't it incredible how many budding web masters fail to:

* start topics on a forum
* make more than $1 per month online
* get their site indexed
* have no blog
* haven't got an Adsense account
* have never made an affiliate sale
* don't have a PayPal premier/business account
* don't register as a business with their tax office
* have never published an article
* have never be-friended a marketing hot shot
* have never purchased web hosting
* have never tried paid advertising
* have never cashed an affiliate cheque
* actually implement what they learned from a tutorial

well, the list could go on and on.

But this could all be changed if they (YOU?) subscribed to my mentor program at: IM Mentoring Programme - but go to the home page to get the subscribe box.

[donecweb]

That sounds like you really have something to offer a budding Webmaster wanting to make money on the web. Good luck.

[Andy]

Thanks, I have tried to help people a lot on this forum, and my blogs. Paid back for what I learned here early on. When I first joined, I had so many questions, but now I have a lot of the answers  

Now I see a trend towards personal mentoring which leads towards business collaboration. This I find very interesting.

I think if somebody actively seeks your help, then it will be a more rewarding experience for both parties rather than not knowing what happened as regards what you publish online.

The popular forums are drowning in noise I think, that's why I liked hanging out here.

I took my eye off the ball a few years ago as my Adsense income declined by around 90%, and I was making good money from my job, but now I am very keen to re-kindle my Internet business. At the moment, I am in the development phase of a major project.

So I am looking forward to mentoring people and teaming up with folks for online business more.