Helpful Resources for Your Internet Needs and Interests

Volume IV, Issue 11
ISSN: 1547-7754
April 2007
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Chris King, Editor
By subscription only, this monthly e-newsletter is loaded with short, "down and dirty" tips to help you with solving the everchanging and growing puzzle of the Internet. This e-zine serves as a place to ask your questions and find the answers. So, send me your burning questions.

In this issue of the Internet Tips E-zine, I am going to share several of the great resources that I use and love. Many I visit often - others only once in awhile. And yes, we can all get caught up in surfing, reading, listening and watching all of the great information available to us on the Intenet. Just choose with time considerations in mind!

RESOURCE #1. http://smartbeginners.com/resources1/
This is what Ken McCarthy of the System calls his “multi-million dollar rolodex.” McCarthy, in my opinion, is one of the most sincere, sharing and knowledgeable Internet gurus I have found.

On this site he includes: The awesome power of follow up; How to find hungry markets; How to read the minds of your prospects and customers; How to get the first sale; and Your first web page.

You might also enjoy visiting his blog at: http://www.thesystemblog.com/

RESOURCE #2. http://www.imnewswatch.com/
Internet Marketing Newswatch, a.k.a. IMNewswatch aims to offer comprehensive news coverage of the Internet Marketing world on both macro and micro levels.

MNewswatch covers (1) news in important Internet Marketing newsletters/ezines and (2) online news/publications websites.

IMNewswatch does all the tedious and time-consuming work of going through the overabundance of information and news covered in these news sources, aggregating it, filtering it, tracing it back to its original sources for verification and direct quoting, and giving you the cream of the cream. IMNewswatch will keep you informed and up-to-date on all that's going on in the internet marketing world by making relevant news readily available to you on a daily basis, from macro/industry level, down to individuals, products, services and events (micro-level).

RESOURCE #3. http://classes.cnet.com/?tag=navtab
Learn online for free with CNET experts and the student community. The more than 45 classes listed range from basic to more advanced. I have taken several and found them to be straightforward and helpful.

Most of them include Lessons, Assignments, Discussion Forums and Short Quizzes for review.

RESOURCE #4. http://www.internetvideocenter.com/
This Web Video Zone is one of the most complete sites with tools, tips and techniques to help you create and profit from web video.

Video has been touted as one of the biggest trends on the Internet. This site can help all of us be up-to-date and ready!

RESOURCE #5. http://www.squidoo.com/
Want to have some fun and get involved with the latest Web 2.0 trend and interaction? Visit Squidoo.

You will be able to visit a plethora of pages with a plethora of topics. And, you can learn how easy it is to set up your own Squidoo presence.

RESOURCE #6. http://www.top-10-web-hosting.com/
When we are ready to place our new website with a reliable host, we find that the number of services available is daunting.

I am impressed by the usefulness of this site. Top-10-Web-Hosting.com is a FREE service to the public. They offer a great comparison table with the 10 best, most reliable and affordable web hosting companies reviewed by experienced webmasters and ranked according to reliability, price value, customer service, features, control panel, server uptime, and ease of use.

RESOURCE #7. http://www.jackcanfield.com/page/?PageID=3
I couldn’t recommend websites without including at least one of my favorite motivational and inspiration gurus. Jack Canfield is one of the “best.” Do sign up for his e-newsletter and his 21-day mentorship program. Both are excellent!

I know that, as always, I have only scratched the surface of great resources, but feel that the above should keep you busy for the month!

Have a terrific and productive month!

Do send your comments and questions to me at chris@creativekeys.biz. I love to receive feedback and will answer your questions in future e-zines.

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