I believe there are three primary types of individuals online today. The first category, of which is comprised almost everyone that is online, are those who are making little or no money online, or who are spending more than they are making. There is another group of individuals who are making money online, but they are barely eking out a living. And the last category of individuals online are making a lot of money.



So what is the difference between each of these groups? I believe that knowledge is the biggest difference. Those individuals who are making millions online have the same access online as you do. They have the same ability to market to the same people online as you do. The only difference is they know what to say, how to say it, and who to say it to.

Those individuals who are barely making a living have learned some of the methods of success online, and after struggling for such a long time to learn what they have, they are simply grateful that they are making something online, and in some way have become content--or at least they have given up the dream.

The biggest group---the ones who are losing money or not making any, simply don't know what to do online. They read and read, and study, and try something here, make a sale here and a sale there, and likely jump from program to program and from product to product.

But the ones who have really made money online have simply stuck with their niche and have learned everything they need to know to make money. They try many different methods to drive traffic to their site, they try many different methods to convert visitors to subscribers, and they try many different methods of converting subscribers to customers. When something doesn't work, they try something else. When something doesn't really work, they tweak it. They continue fine-tuning until they have a money machine.

Which are you? Are you going to jump from product to product and program to program, hoping to luck into something that will get you rich fast? Or are you going to commit to doing whatever it takes to figure out what works, how it works, and what it will take to stay profitable for a long time to come?

One advantage to this manual is that all the steps are laid out. You literally have all the steps at you fingertips. But you still have to do the work. You still have to write the headlines, build the squeeze pages, and test your various scripts. If you will take the blueprint given to you here, and build with it, and test until it becomes profitable, you can enter the ranks of the wealthy online. But if you just set up on squeeze page, send some traffic to it, and then walk away from it after your first sale, you will forever stay in the ranks of those who don't make money online. Which are you? What will YOU do?