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Clive Keeling’s Betting Corner: Dutching Mar 12, 2008: How to exploit 2 and 3 horse races for quick and easy profits using the free resources at The Racing Post

Here’s the challenge I set myself. I wanted to create a system for backing more than one horse in a race (also known as dutching). Why? Well, in certain contexts, backing more than one horse in a race will increase your chances of picking the winner while still ensuring a decent profit.

So I’ve come up with a way anyone could follow without any previous betting experience, and using information already collated and analysed on your behalf by the guys at www.racingpost.co.uk – and best of all it’s free! Yes, they’ve done all the hard work for you. Your job is simply to spot the clues. Then simply place your bets and leave, knowing you have, at the very least, covered those horses most likely to win. Once you’ve operated this system for a few days, your eyes will become trained and will immediately pick out those races most likely to be suitable for my dutching method.

Special Report: Dropshipping Can you really make a bundle from this dropshipping business? Mar 12, 2008: Recently, opportunities that involve dropshipping – in one form or another – have been landing on my desk at an ever increasing rate. So I thought it was high time we did a special What Really Makes Money investigation into it: What it is, how it works... and whether you can make serious money from it. And I have drafted in Mark Hempshell – editor of The Secret Source Directory – to share his experience and let you now if dropshipping lives up to the hype.

“Thanks Nick! In putting together this report we’ve spent hundreds of hours taking dropship apart and putting it together again. I’ve examined dropship theory and practice. I’ve looked at dropship schemes and scams. I’ve talked to successful dropshippers and flopped dropshippers. I’ve found out exactly what makes dropship tick and whether and how it could make money for you.

Review Round Up: Now! Learn The Truth About These Heavily Promoted Online Opportunities! Jan 23, 2008: Google Payload

Within a couple of weeks of launch, Google Payload hit number one in the Clickbank marketplace for products in the Marketing and Ads section. This means that a hell of a lot of people have bought this product. I decided it was time for me to take a look and see if it was worth the hype. For $77 you get a 91-page ebook (soon to be updated) that promises to show you how one guy earns nearly ten grand a day from what is called traffic arbitrage.

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With all of this hype out there about affiliate marketing I made it my goal to find something that truly was worth a look and at a decent price. And Confessions Of A Lazy Super Affiliate is probably the best investment you could make if you want to learn how to make money marketing other people’s products for a commission.

Business Blueprint Seven Simple Steps to Developing Successful Information Products Without Writing a Word! Jan 23, 2008: The growth of the Internet means that it is now much less expensive to start up an information product business. In the following pages you’ll learn a simple strategy for developing your first successful information product. An information product is simply a product that provides information. It could be a book (or an ebook), a report, an interview with an expert on a CD-Rom, a home study course, a newsletter or one of many other different formats. As the world becomes more complex and our lives become more varied, we need more information to overcome our problems and to achieve our goals.

Betting Strategy: There’s No Insider Info Needed To Profit From This Easy-To-Use Each Way System Jan 23, 2008: Yes, that’s it! No insider info, no knowing the stable lasses (doh!), no watching the gallops, no exhaustive form analysis, no putting stats through £2,000 software - none of that at all... You just need The Betting Forecast and Spotlight’s Comment at www.racingpost.co.uk, and if you can, a look at the early prices - not a must but a welcome addition. You see, my aim is to create a system for use the night before for those with a minimal knowledge of horse racing (although knowledge of race types is a plus).