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I would like to say that I have always been a very optimistic person and never get too worried when major crises arise in our country. But the truth is closer to: I have never felt like there was anything I could do about it so why bother to worry. All worry causes is more worry. So instead of worrying about things that I can’t control, I will do my best to control the things that I can.

Here is what I know for sure. There is only one certain way to make money online and that is to sell an actual product. Sure some out there will try to convince you that you can make a living with advertising on your site. Let’s take a quick look at what is happening with ad programs like Google’s Adsense and others. If you are an advertiser then your goal is to get the cheapest and most targeted traffic that you can get. When you are doing that you bid on keywords that will cost you the least. Say that you have a site that runs Adsense and you are displaying ads for other companies that have bid as little as .05 per click. If you are lucky then you will receive .02 and lose you visitor. In what world does it make sense to lose a visitor for 2 lousy pennies?

If you are new to internet marketing or have been around for a little while then do yourself a favor and don’t throw up a blog and think that you are going to make money. Do what marketers who have been around for a while know to be the surefire way to make money and sell a product. Most products that are sold over the internet are information products. This guide will offer you some great ideas about how to make your own products quickly and cheaply. You don’t have to re invent the wheel you just have to know where to start.

Don’t leave your future in the hands of our government and hope for the best. Take charge of your future and learn how to create products that you can sell over the internet for profit. It will cost you a whopping four dollars but it just might be the best four dollars you ever spend.

If you are still worried watch the video below of a Charlie Rose interview with Warren Buffet and know that all will be okay in the end.

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Everyone is contemplating what WEB 3.0 will be but I believe that there are still far too many years of WEB 2.0 to be bothered with theory. I believe that the real evolution of WEB 2.0 is still in the works and the best is yet to come. Digg.com seems to leading itself down the wrong path lately but other great web properties are taking the lead and moving to the next generation. I believe that the user content driven sites are all going to have to find a way to reward users for the content that they are providing to stay in fashion. Sites like squidoo.com, hubpages.com, and peoplefuel.com are going to emerge from the pack and be the next really great “social networks”. It might seem strange to call those sites social networks but they really are social networks in the sense that people go to them to carve out their own little niche of internet realty.

Paying people for the content they provide will become not only the norm, but will be expected to keep people coming back to social networks often. Facebook.com being valued at 15 billion dollars will eventually lead the mass of users to resent that few are getting filthy rich on the content that they are providing. Facebook.com is valued by the numbers and frequency of its users and the users know that they are the backbone of the site, without them facebook.com is worthless. All WEB 2.0 properties are at risk of becoming just the next fad that faded away if they don’t provide real value to the people using them. Squidoo.com found a way to provide their users with a return on the investment of time they put into the site. Then hubpages.com took the lessons of squidoo.com to the next level and provided real traceable results for their users and an almost social kind of atmosphere.

I have taken the lessons from hubpages.com and built peoplefuel.com as a platform for people to not only get compensated for the content they provide but to also have a place where they can blog and be a part of a community. I built peoplefuel.com with Internet marketers in mind. Peoplefuel.com is a place where you can market your site, get paid for the content you provide, and keep your own blog in a social marketing atmosphere. And social marketing is exactly what I am going for with peoplefuel.com a place where people can market their sites while getting help from other marketers and contributing to the good of the entire community. And of course be compensated directly for those contributions. My vision of the future Internet is social marketing and all participants directly benefiting from the sites they choose to contribute to. I sincerely hope that you will consider using peoplefuel.com in your marketing efforts and will benefit far more than the effort you put into the site. Please check it out.