Or Have You Ever Attended An Internet Marketing Seminar, Workshop Or Boot Camp And When You Tried To Do What The Guru Said The Following Day, Nothing Seems To Work?

There are so many expensive Internet Marketing Seminars today that teaches you how to be successful online and how easy it is to make money by selling online, have you attended any of the seminar or are you skeptical with it?

I've personally spent more then RM 80,000 for the past 3 years on Internet Marketing related products like seminars and softwares....

And This Is What I Discovered. . .

Many seminar participants are lost, especially the 'newbies' (a term commonly used to refer to those who are new to Internet marketing).

I discovered that there's a gap. . . indeed, a w-i-d-e gap between what they know and what they are taught by the Internet marketing trainer or speaker during the seminar. . .

But it's not their fault.

Because it's like asking a 5-year old to skip kindergarten, primary and secondary school altogether and go straight to attend University!

Will it work?

Can a tree grow without roots?

You bet!

These newbies try very hard to follow the trainer or speaker during the seminar, much like workers trying hard to construct buildings without foundation.

If it's not the fault of the newbies, then whose fault is it?

• Could it be the seminar organizer did not make clear what prerequisite skills the participants must have before attending the seminar?  Possibly.
   

• Or. . . perhaps, the trainer or speaker did not slow down to ensure that the newbies understand before they move on?   But, think about it. . . if they slow down, how much can the trainer cover in 1 or 2 days?

Let me put in bluntly:  It's NOT the responsibility of the Internet marketing seminar speaker/trainer to build your foundation.

Thus, I don't blame seminars because seminars are not really meant to teach the really basic stuff. . . 

. . . they're meant to give you insights to the latest happenings, updates and broad brush strategies PLUS an opportunity to network with fellow like-minded participants who might develop into long term business partners or even friends.

So. . . What Does A 'Newbie' Need?

Another seminar?

Oh NO!

Recognize the fact that what a 'newbie' needs is NOT another seminar  (I repeat, NOT another seminar!)

Let me try to make this clearer. . .

For example, I just attended the recent World Internet MEGA Summit in Singapore, the BIGGEST Internet Business Event in the world that ended last week.

You might be there too! 

In 4 days, we heard over 10 strategies from the speakers. I firmly believe that every strategy works. No doubt  about it.

However, to a newbie, when they get back home and try to follow the so-called step by step notes they took, they'll soon realize that there are lots of obstacles and missing pieces of the jigsaw puzzle, some of which will take them literally hours or even DAYS to overcome!

So. . . what does a 'newbie' need?

They need to build up a good foundation first. 

That means, they need to learn and be efficient in their BASIC INTERNET SKILLS first. . . before they could benefit from attending any seminar that teaches them to make money online.  Period.

How Can 'Newbies' Build Up
Their Foundation?

"There is more than one way to skin a cat."

Let's brainstorm some of the methods that newbies can build up their foundation:

As you can see, each of the methods above either take lots of time and/or cost a fortune.

With this in mind, together with my team of experienced Internet marketers, we are running 'Internet marketing foundation' courses for small groups of 10 to 18 students maximum so that I can give the attention you deserve and yet it is:

• Time-saving: I'll help you cut through the jungle of information to get to just the necessary information, not heaps of information that are dumped upon you!
   

Who Am I To Teach?

You're probably thinking...who am I to help you build your foundation?

The answer is SIMPLE: As mentioned in the beginning of this letter, I've been through countless seminars.

At first, I was confused after each seminar so I know exactly how you feel, what are your struggles and challenges. Call it this: we're in the same boat before!

But due to my free time (I don't own a job since quitting college) and little bit of IT background (got a basic cert for that), I belong to the 5% who figured out what to do after attending numerous seminars, workshops and boot camps and other coaching courses by numerous guru's (you probably know some of them), burnt lots of midnight oil and learnt the hard way just to put the various pieces of the jigsaw puzzle together.