Something to look forward to . . .
publication date: Jul 18, 2007
Hi
A quickie before I head off to rain swept Cornwall to spend a week or so getting beaten by my 4 year old son at Kerplunk, Twister, Monopoly and Guess Who. . .
The good news for you is it's freebie time! Yep, it's the month of the year when I don't publish the regular issue of WRMM, but fear not - I have gathered together the very best from the Canonbury Publishing archives over the past
6 months and poured it into a bumper issue.
If you are an existing subscriber to WRMM, eBay Confidential or What Really Wins Money, then it will be hitting your doorstep either Saturday or Monday (or Tuesday if the posties continue their one day strikes!)
"But Nick, I don't subscribe to any of your newsletters!
How can I get my hands on this money-making gold?"
Well, first off, I'd like you to consider the wise move of subscribing. If you are NOT a current subscriber, you can check out What Really Makes Money here:
Or What Really Wins
Or eBay Confidential
OK. As I'm off on holiday I'm feeling generous, so even if you are totally miserly I'll send you details of how to download an electronic copy of the compendium when I return. You'll still get all the info, but my loyal readers will have a week's head start with the moneymaking ideas.
And let me tell you it's got some real humdingers in it, including an exclusive - never-before-been-published - business blueprint that looks at the great British Bank charge swindle and how you could be making £32,500 part-time or more helping others to retrieve what's owed them. You may have seen articles in the press about the high street banks challenging these claims, but it now seems that their days are numbered - upshot is, it is very likely that hundreds of thousands of people could claim back up to 6 year's worth of bank charges!
And that's where you come in . . . you see, I've found a simple way that you could turn this into a tasty little part- time operation and pocket 25% commission on any damages you will for your clients - and when you realise that each client could be claiming back £500, £1000 or more of charges, that's a very nice bonus to you!
And at the very least you could claim bank charges that are owed to you! Full details in the compendium . . .
Right, onto other matters . . .
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Tick, tock, tick, tock . . . .
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What's that ticking?
It's the countdown to the midnight on Tuesday 31st July when something very important is going to happen . . .
You may recall a couple of months ago I heralded the return of the brilliant Don't Tell The Professionals trading programme - this offered anyone the chance to essentially follow the big money traders and 'pickpocket'
gains from the top 100 companies in the UK. I have worked with the originator of the strategy for over 10 years and continue to rate it as the best trading course of it's kind available anywhere.
Now when we launched back in May I warned that numbers were limited to 250 and that we would close the door to news students once we got to that figure - well that has now happened and it means we will be closing the doors to new students from July 31st 2007.
And this is not some marketing trick - Keith Cotterill and the DTTP support team take the training very seriously and want to make sure that every student can feel totally confident in the trading the markets using the unique DTTP strategy and trading alert software.
We will only reopen the doors once we are satisfied that we can continue to give that close support we feel is so important.
If you missed it before, or have just not had a chance to consider it serious, please have a look now. You'll find full details of the trading course plus plenty of testimonials from extremely happy students. Go to:
And finally . . .
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Is it last orders for the Google parasites?
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My old school friend Ade Ash (who also happens to be Head of Research at Bullionvault.com) forwarded me a very interesting article about Google adwords.
This has a massive implication on anyone who is being . . . how can I say this . . . a little clever with their keyword selections!
You can check it out here:
In a nutshell, it talks about how those naughty marketers who buy up the keywords of other companies and prominent names and then push them to their own sites.
Some of this is perfectly acceptable, if a little annoying.
The problem comes when there is an element of 'passing off', where the adword implies that the company or individual highlighted by the keyword is involved in that site.
I have had a couple of people in the biz opp world who have tried it with me. They have explicitly used my reputation as someone who vets business opportunities to imply that I rated their property seminar!
I won't name names, but if they do it again I will have no qualms in clicking on their link so many times that they will bust their adword budget!
Anyway, take a look at the article as it shows that there is a growing demand from legislators and companies around the world to close some of these sharp practices down. Now not only will this impact on a lot of these Google parasites, but it may actually have a long-term impact on Google's revenues!
The one bright note is that there is a chance that the recent rise in PPC (pay per click) rates may actually drop and make marketing for genuine businesses that little more cost effective!
Here's the article again:
Happy reading!
Regards
Nick
PS: Remember, Don't Tell The Pros is closing the doors to new students at midnight on 31st July, so if you haven't checked it out yet, please do so now! You'll kick yourself if you miss out on what looks like a big summer rally in the FTSE 100 with plenty of great trades!
Here's the link: