hey Lets talk about something that can really get your juices CRACKLING and that's.. Product Creation You see by Creating your own product once, you can collect profits today, tomorrow, and into the future. And the best part is, product creation is SUPER EASY Like taking CANDY FROM A BABY...when you do it right. Here are a few NIFTY options. 1. Write a step-by-step guide yourself. What have you accomplished in your life that others want to learn? Once you know what it is start putting a plan together Do you have knowledge others desperately want running around in that NOGGIN of yours. Make a list of EVERYTHING you know. This includes work related skills, education, hobbies, etc. what skills do you have that you have invested time and energy into learning? 2. Outsource the product creation to someone else. Hire someone from freelancer.com or Odesk to create a product for you. Why write it yourself, let others do the hard work for you. It's not cheap, but in each case it has been worth it. A 150 to 200 page book costs around $,1000 to $2,000, but worth it. If you wanted a shorter product such as 30 page ebook, you'd be talking about more like $250 to $500. This depends on the topic and expertise required. It's worth paying for quality and professionalism. 3. Interview an expert. This was a method i used when i first started and have ever since. My very first interview was with marketer Rob Cornish and i loved it ever since. Its a great way to build relashionships with other marketers and get JV's in the future also. You can use other people's expertise and ride off their SURF BOARD so to speak. They also love to talk to you Why? It equals more exposure for their message. As a condition of your interview, you will allow them to promote their product or service at the end. This equals new customers for them and more importantly more SALES for them. It's all about capturing their attention and making an enticing offer to them. You can even interview a bunch of experts and place this as a BUNDLE and sell for $97. Anyway i hope this helps newbies.. Cheers Mark