A funny thing happened to me the other day. I got an invoice from 1and1, the ISP I first started using for my online business. Payment had been set to automatically charge my credit card, but I had recently replaced that credit card, and so the invoice wasn’t paid automatically. It seems that I had domains that were about to expire and up for renewal.
I was going to ignore the invoice and let the domains expire, thinking that if I hadn’t done anything with them yet, I probably wasn’t going to. I glimpsed through the list and decided to log in to my account and look through the domains I had registered there.


Many Internet Marketers put the “cart before the horse”, jumping into a niche, even creating a product before they know whether people will buy.
If you’re selling something directly, be it your own info-product, membership, or service, your sales page is arguably the most important thing there is. A great product is worthless if no one buys it. Traffic? Useless if it doesn’t convert.
What could be better than free & easy traffic and backlinks?