Internet Marketing Blog By Marketing Guru James Francis

lthough there are plenty of awesome traffic sources online, there are also some downright terrible ones.

Just focus on these traffic strategies if you want to be spinning your wheels for the next year (or more) to come, or avoid them if you actually want to make some progress.

(I even had one guy say how he’d been using one of these strategies for 2 years without any results!)

So here they are – avoid them like the plague…

When most people get started with affiliate marketing, they usually start by sending traffic straight to an offer.

There are many things wrong with this, and you’ll be lucky to many any sales whatsoever – but there’s a better way.

By making a few small tweaks, you can not only build a long-term asset while doing it, but also make a lot more money, too.

I reveal everything in my new video tutorial below…

This week, I took 5 days off for a much-needed “mini vacation” in Cornwall, south of the UK.

The break was amazing, as me and my wife dined at great restaurants, went to a dozen animal-related attractions, and generally had an awesome time.

One of my favorite moments was watching the sunset at a beach bar (pictured right) with my wife, sipping a cool pint of Peroni.

But the best thing is, I still managed to make $4,948.14 in those 5 days – without working.

Now, I know this sounds like some kind of “pipe dream” or a lead up to a sales pitch, but I can assure you it’s neither of those things…

It’s just the honest truth to show you what’s possible when you implement the correct guidance into your online business.

So how did I do it?

Although it’s something you must do to make a lot of money online, creating your first product can seem pretty daunting at first…

After all, you probably already have a lot of ideas floating around in your mind, and the big question is – where do you start?

Here’s a quick video tutorial which shows you exactly how I get started with creating my own new products…

Yesterday I was sent an email from someone I speak to occasionally, asking if I’d seen some new business opportunity (I forget the name)…

My answer, as it always is with this type of question, was a polite “no”.

Then commenced the most hardcore selling in the history of the internet.

They listed point after point about why this is “the one” that I should join, and pressuring me to join “under them”.

At this point, they were dumbfounded when I said I don’t take part in so-called “business opportunities”, in response to their question of “which is your main opportunity then?”.

My logic for this is two-fold…