How to Become Wealthy Selling Informational Products on the...

Features

• Cover Type: Paperback with 164 pages
• Published by: lulu.com; First edition November 19, 2007
• Written in: English
• ISBN 10 Number: 141169208X
• ISBN 13 Number: 978-1411692084
• Book Dimensions: 10.6 x 8.1 x 0.3 inches
• Weighs: 3.2 ounces

Product Review
This Guide to how to become wealthy selling informational products on the internet is a must have for any perspective entrepreneur. Unlike older books on this subject which focus on traditional selling tactics used in the 80's and 90's, this book explains how the power of the Internet can be harnessed to allow an entrepreneur to become wealthy selling informational products on the internet. This book is the most up to date and informative resource about on selling informational products on the internet available today. Not only is this book available as the paperback book you see today, but it originally started out as an eBook. The author, Stacey Chillemi, shares his extensive knowledge of informational product development, marketing, and advertising. Using these concepts, you will learn how to create your own money tree. In the past, prospective authors had to dream that one day they could own their own business and one day becomes a wealthy self-employed individual. Today, an informed human being can take control of their life and have the successful business they always wished for themselves. --Review

Product Review
For the first time in history - a real directory and guide with informative information to help the average human being become wealthy selling informational products. So many people are entering the online sales market these days, but so many of them are getting ripped-off by a bunch of hype. People are promised untold riches in a short period of time. The hype ads play with their emotions by making them believe it's so easy to make money through the internet. It's sad. However, a new book has just been released to help solve these problems for the average person. For the first time in history - a real directory and guide with informative information has been compiled listing the actual names, addresses and resources of honest and trustworthy internet businesses that can help your start your own business selling informational products. People can go directly to these people and receive free information to get them started in their own business now. It's unbelievable. Without trying to sell you anything else, you can get this book for a price anyone can afford. Meet the real internet businesses who care about helping you start your own business selling informational products and wants to help you get started doing what they are doing. --Review

Reader Reviews
The author, "Mrs." Stacey Chillemi, may have some sound, very basic advice on her subject, but oh does she need an editor! Redundancies and serious typos unfortunately make this short book almost impossible to read. From the back cover: "Many people dream of starting a business -- but are hesitant to start a business of their own because they don't know if they're the right sort of person to be starting a business or are worried that they'll start a business and fail." Does anyone else think the idea is overstated and that the word "business" is overused? A couple of gems from the first few pages of the book are: ". . . it is your responsibility as a business owner to not take risks but only calcuated risks . . ." (?) and ". . . You need a business name that will help you create a business name . . ." (okay) Again, I think the author does have basic advice to impart, but she really needs help expressing herself. If you can't deal with lack of punctuation, misleading typos, nonsensical sentences, and redundancies, please look elsewhere! Comment | | (Report this)