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This is my first attempt to download a free e-book – The Ultimate Super Tip. If it was not recommended by Manuel Viloria, I will not even think about it. I am not a techie guy, and I heard a lot of stories about accounts being hacked. If this is not from a trusted source, I don’t mind being left behind. But still, I traced back its origin, and found out why I should have one.

When I finally realized that it is authentic and safe, I download it, and read it thoroughly. So what makes this 39-page e-book different from others? Well, besides it’s free, I was not obliged to submit any information about me. The book title is for real, as I found tons of helpful tips about Internet Marketing and making money online strategies. But for the mean time, I suggest you sit back and relax. Let me do the driving here. Read the rest of this entry »

Product reviews is one way to make money online, and it really is. Some bloggers join sites like SponsoredReviews and gained some bucks from them. However, it is being avoided by others for the fear of penalty from Google. But if you are into affiliate marketing, you also need to make reviews for your products. Freelance writers also earn good money by submitting product reviews to different sites. I was hired for a couple of times, and my client was generous enough to give me some tips.

With this, I would like to share them to you and I am sure they will be of great help. Read the rest of this entry »

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Two days ago, my blogging partner Mon and I attended a free Internet marketing seminar at the University of Sto. Tomas, Manila, Philippines which I learned through Manuel Viloria. Anyway, the seminar was entitled How to Make Money and Lucrative Job or Career Online. The speaker was no other than the Internet Marketing guru himself – Joel Christopher Remandaban. The rain was very heavy and I traveled for more than 4 hours since the place is around 75 kilometers away from home. But still, I managed to arrive around 10 minutes before the scheduled time 6pm. Mon arrived earlier, though.

The seminar encountered some mysterious troubles, but Joel was not affected. As he joked, Murphy was there, referring to Murphy’s Law – If anything can go wrong, it will. He entertained us for a moment by asking how we knew about it, where we came from, and others. While his team is arranging the set up, attendees were arriving from different status in life including UST students, deans from different departments and average businessmen. Read the rest of this entry »