When it comes to successful social marketing one of the biggest mistakes that many marketers make is that they are too focused on making money and not enough on socialising. As an end result they unknowingly spam their followers which often ends up getting your posts ignored, blocked or even banned.

When it comes to social marketing it’s very important that you use social networks as they were intended (to socialize), especially if you want to see any real results from your efforts.

Always remember to socialize first and promote second! When you do this you will have no problem attracting hundreds, maybe even thousands of happy fans, friends and followers that will be interested in what you have to offer!

I want you to truthfully answer this, (don’t worry you only need to answer the question to yourself)

And it’s this: “Are you making as much money as you really want to with your online business?”

In fact, let me phrase it a little differently…

… Was 2011 finally the year you were able to dump the day job, pay off all your outstanding debt (including a mortgage), start taking it easy and got to take a big juicy bite out of the glorious Internet marketing lifestyle everyone talks about?

If you answered “Yes” then Congratulations you achieved something only 3-5% of people achieve!

But if it didn’t happen for you in 2011 or you’re just getting started then you mustn’t beat yourself up about it either

The truth is, the overwhelming majority of people that start up an online business FAIL and quit!

So the fact that you’re still reading, still here and still working on it is testament to your commitment and a worthy achievement in itself!

But pats on the back and a thumbs up from me isn’t going to make you any extra cash and take your business any further forward is it?

ACTION is what ultimately divides the winners from the losers and action is what you need to take to make 2012 THE YEAR.

Now something that I’ve seen time and time again in the ten years I have been marketing online is that people fail because they try to do EVERYTHING on their own…

Some because they have to (if you can’t afford to pay someone to work for you for instance) and it turns into something of a vicious circle…

(can’t get enough done, don’t make enough cash, can’t hire someone… can’t get enough done!)

Others – well they want to do everything themselves (the control freaks – I’m still a bit like this myself – but I can do the tasks of ten men anyways)

But joking aside, the simple truth is you can’t do everything yourself (and live long enough to enjoy the fruit of your toils)

You know it, I know it

Think about it… How could you create your own information product if you are too busy working on driving traffic to your website…

How could you devote time to maximising your sales conversions if you are bogged down creating graphics for your products

How could you take a step back and plan for the future when you are spending a week trying to finish up that sales letter…

The answer is you can’t – you can’t do half the things you need to because you’re too bloody busy doing all the other things you need to

Get my point?

It’s the reason Simon, Jeremy & Jp created the new PLRJackpot package.

And it’s the reason you should invest in it now before 2012 stagnates because you’re too damn busy to get things done!

For $47 you can pick up 5 complete packages with Private Label Rights…that’s less than $10 each

you get everything you need to simply FTP them up to your website, slap an order button on the page and hey presto 2 months of hard slog saved!

You don’t need to write a book
You don’t need to create graphics
You don’t need to write sales copy
You don’t need to create a website
You don’t need to create affiliate banners
etc. etc. etc.

Just click here and take a look at how much time all this will save you:

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But the real ‘no brainer’ here is not only do you get 5 packages now, that you can have uploaded and ready to sell by the weekend

You will also get 1 brand new package EVERY month throughout the rest of 2012

At no extra cost
With no monthly fees
And with ZERO effort on your part.

No maybe you think – “But I won’t sell that many of them…”

Really?

How about this

If you take the whole of next year and you manage to sell just 1 each of these packages

Just one miserable sale

And you only sell them for $9.95 (the minimum rec. sales price)

You would make around $150 after fees

that’s 3 x your investment

or your investment back +$100

But what if you could sell just one of them each month?

17 products x 1 per month x 12 months …that’s $2,000!

and all it’s going to cost you is the time it takes to click on the link below

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(and $47 which also comes with a 60 day guarantee)

Maybe you need help and instruction, well we have that too (check out the second bonus because you won’t get a better education in making money with PLR that’s for sure)

If you can find a better deal online (or offline for that matter) I’d be shocked

And frankly, it’s why I’m a little puzzled you’re still reading this and haven’t already hit one of those links and secured your place?

Crazy Huh? (remember what I said about taking action )

Hope you take action on this one and look forward to hearing the stories of your renewed success in the months ahead

Warm Regards
Adrian

P.S. Please note that within the next 24 hours the option to get FREE access to our ‘PLR Inner circle’ will likely be gone so stop reading this and go secure your spot okay

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Albert Gubay, 82, a devout Roman Catholic, made a pledge that he would give half his fortune to the church if he became wealthy.

Now, he has gone one better and handed over virtually all his £480m wealth to a new foundation, leaving himself less than £10m.

Gubay joins other tycoons who have pledged to give most of their fortunes to charity. In 2009 Lord Sainsbury, Labour’s former science minister, became the first Briton to donate a total of £1 billion.

Lord Ashcroft, the Tory party deputy chairman embroiled in a row over his tax status, has set up a foundation to receive 80% of his estimated £1.1 billion fortune when he dies.

Sir Tom Hunter, the former sportswear tycoon, has pledged to donate £1 billion to charity during his lifetime, although he has had to scale this back because of damage to his fortune from the recession.

“Britain is seeing a new type of super-donor,” said Philip Beresford, editor of The Sunday Times Rich List. “Simply making a billion and giving some of it to charity is no longer enough.

“For some of these people, who already have everything material that they could ever want, philanthropy has become the main goal in having a fortune.”

In 2009 Gubay was ranked 107 on The Sunday Times Rich List, and his companies’ fortunes are likely to have risen in the past year as Britain pulled out of recession. Because of his donations, he will not appear in this year’s list.

Until Gubay dies, he will continue running his companies, reinvesting all profits and, he hopes, pushing the value to more than £1 billion. After his death, the foundation will receive an income from the businesses currently estimated at £20m a year.

Gubay has stipulated that half the income must be spent on projects connected with the Roman Catholic Church. The rest will be distributed at the discretion of the trustees.

John Nugent, chairman of the Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation, said: “Albert is a very frugal man and has dedicated his life to good causes.

“He wants this work to continue after his death and he has given a lot of thought to this arrangement. His priority now is to maximise the asset base of the company. He is confident he can push the worth to £1 billion before he dies.”

Nugent added: “With these arrangements he is keeping to the pact and going well beyond it.”

Gubay, who lives in Santon on the Isle of Man with his second wife, Carmel, was born in north Wales to a Jewish father and an Irish Catholic mother.

He started out selling sweets, and opened the first Kwik Save discount store in Prestatyn in 1965, based on ideas from businesses in Germany and America.

Gubay sold the company eight years later for £14m and moved his money into property in Hull, Liverpool, Sheffield and the Isle of Man.

He has also set up chains of stores successfully in New Zealand and Ireland, although his venture in America went bankrupt in the 1980s.

While recovering from a back injury, Gubay set up the Total Fitness network of gyms. The chain of 21 outlets was sold in 2004 for £70m.

In 1997 Gubay described his “50/50 deal” in a television documentary made by RTE, the Irish broadcaster. “Make me a millionaire — and you can have half of my money,” he said he told God in his prayers.

He added in the programme: “My belief in a day of reckoning keeps me on the straight and narrow.”

Gubay has transferred several dozen companies to his new trust. The largest is Derwent Holdings, the property group. He was once nicknamed “Britain’s richest navvy” because, as a property developer, he liked to go to work as a labourer on his own building sites.

Or you already have a product or service and you’re looking for ebooks or products to increase your sales.

What are your top 5 reasons or questions you have before you buy anything internet marketing related.

Please be honest and upfront.

Thanks.

Or you already have a product or service and you’re looking for ebooks or products to increase your sales.

What are your top 5 reasons or questions you have before you buy anything internet marketing related.

Please be honest and upfront.

Thanks.