The60LifeWeekly
9th September 2010
· Do you want to keep working at your regular job for years, or would you like to retire tomorrow?
· Discover an ideal part-time business for folks with a few grey hairs
· How to start and run a successful Internet marketing business of your own
Hi,
In my continuing quest to bring you useful news, tips and other information, including word of business opportunities, I am particularly pleased to bring to you a report about Internet Marketing for over 50s.
If you are looking to be your own boss, and to be financially secure, this is for you. Please read on
Do you want to keep working at your regular job or do you want to retire tomorrow?
Bob Bly, author of Internet Marketing over 50, writes : · ‘If you are reading this page, chances are you -like me-are never going to see the sunny side of 50 again.
· It also means that you are thinking of doing the same thing I did when I turned 50- specifically, getting onto the web and starting an internet marketing business.
· Launching my own small internet marketing venture was, without question, the best business decision I ever made in my life- completely eliminating the need for me to work for a living less than 24 months after I launched my first product.
· Like you I started from scratch, with no prior experience: it was my first foray into making money online.
· My tiny internet marketing business, which takes me only a couple of hours a day to run, generates average income of over $7,000 a week.
Now, I don’t know about you, but $7,000 per week is more than enough money for my family and me to live quite comfortably on. Even, if you earn half that amount, it’s still a passive retirement income stream of $175,000 a year…a real financial cushion for added comfort in these uncertain economic times.
Check out more of this story:Internet marketing over 50 Please scroll down the list of e-books until you reach the link for Internet Marketing over 50 and click there for your report
Discover an ideal part-time business for folks with a few grey hairs
Let Bob continue his story:
· ‘My Internet Marketing business is a lot less work than my freelance writing business.
· It is an ideal part-time business
· And what I discovered is that starting and running a home-based internet marketing business fits the over-50 in me to a tee!’
Bob goes on to list the advantages of the internet marketing lifestyle:
· No boss
· Flexible hours
· Easy work
· Fun
· Passive income
When it’s your business, he says, you can do all the fun things yourself – and leave the boring stuff to others.
It’s all here at: Internet Marketingover 50
How to start and run a successful Internet Marketing business of your own
Internet Marketing over 50 is a complete, step-by-step blueprint for taking your years of accumulated knowledge and wisdom…packaging that expertise and experience into information products…selling them at ahuge profit margin over the internet.
You can get started right awayinternet marketing over 50
Please scroll down the list of e-books until you reach the link for Internet Marketing over 50 and click there for your report
About Bob Bly – he is a freelance copywriter and the author of 75 books including Persuasive Presentation for Business (Entrepreneur Press) and The Copywriter’s Handbook (Henry Holt). McGraw-Hill calls Bob “America’s top copywriter.” He was voted Copywriter of the Year in 2007 by AWAI.
This is a real business opportunity, an e-book written by someone who is really successful in his internet marketing business. I have several of his many books on copywriting and internet marketing, including Internet Marketing over 50 which I highly recommend.
Internet Marketing over 50
Please scroll down the list of e-books until you reach the link for Internet Marketing over 50 and click there for your report
Yours,
Mike Paterson,
The 60Life Weekly
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