Is that true? Absolutely, once you have done your homework, honed your skills and are comfortable with your business.

I’m Kevin, the other co-owner of this site and I make my living as an Internet Marketer. That wasn’t always the case, I had a regular 9 to 5 job in IT with a large UK University and in my spare time I “played” with the idea of earning some money online because all the information I saw told me I could. That information was both right and wrong.

I guess it was around 2002 that I discovered that you could easily sign up for free websites, already populated with products for sale and all I had to do was to send traffic and that traffic would buy the products and I would get rich. And, if I got 5 friend to sign up too, I would make even more money. Thankfully, those days are far behind me but those sort of practices still go on and new signups continue to put cash into the pockets of the owners instead of into their own pockets.

Like many Internet Marketers, I’ve learned my lessons and I’m comfortable knowing that what I do now is both lucrative and ethical.

Alan and I decided to share our experience and thoughts because it both helps us to clarify our processes and maybe, indirectly, to provide a little more income. We are Internet Marketers after all.

Hi Readers

Thank you for stopping by. My name is Alan, and I am one of the co-owners of this site. In my first post I just want to introduce myself briefly.

I have been involved in the Internet “game” for a long time … TOO long my wife would say. For 9 years I owned and operated my own Internet service provider company, which I sold in 2006. For a long time I was one of the lucky people – the ones that got “paid” to be on the Internet all day.

Selling the ISP  business allowed me to focus entirely on following my passion – which is Internet Marketing.

On this site Kevin and I will share a lot of information about what has worked, and what is working for us. Between the 2 of us we have a lot of websites, and have spent countless hours working on them. So we have a good practical grasp of what it takes to see a modicum of success. Read the rest of this entry