In today's uncertain economic climate, more and more people are looking to the internet as a way of making money - either to supplement their income or else to provide an income after they've been made redundant. But the question is - where do you start? Some people are lucky enough to find a good teacher straight away. But there are an awful lot of rogues out there. And there are also quite a few people who've made good money on the internet and honestly try to teach others how to do it, but seem to lack the ability to do so.
I'm a great fan of Armand Morin. His teaching materials are superb. I went to an 'Armand Live' event some time ago - three days, and a wealth of information. But his stuff does tend to be expensive. Worth it, without doubt, but a difficult decision if you're on a tight budget. However, if you've got the money to spare, his Internet Marketing Explained is a superb course. Or, if you want a less expensive, monthly tutorial course, try his marketing tutorials.
In the UK, Simon Coulson has proved himself a trustworthy teacher, and his Internet Cashflow course, which comes in monthly installments, is not expensive.
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