rrent trend is that folks want something to offer, and the more passive the better. BUT, they would like it to be a decent size sale and commission.

In his now famous book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad best selling author Richard Kiyosaki states over and over that to become what he considers rich, you need to have a business that runs itself. So that no matter if you are there or not the business goes on earning income for you.

The net offers what I feel like is the best op

Can you feel it? There is a new and exciting trend that is going on right now, and for those with the wisdom to see it and the ability to act upon it, fortunes are being made, and made fairly quickly!

What is that trend? Well to see it clearly you need to go back to 1997 with me for just a minute. Back in 97 when I first started earning nearly all of my income online there was a different trend. Back then many $10, $15, and $25 monthly programs begin to appear, and they were fairly popular with the online crowd. There was a mad rush for the creators of these programs to get their systems set up for launch.

Who would be the next infoprenuer? These plans grew and grew not so much in size but in quantity on the web. Soon there were too many, and the weaker ones begin to disappear, and that is still happening.

Back in 97 we had a $69.95 program that did very well. The main product was web hosting, and we still have a few folks that have those same hosting accounts with us today. We offered an affiliate program that paid more than the $19.95/month programs paid, and so we grew.

As cheaper and cheaper hosting appeared, our affiliate program was dwindling. By that time there were not many $19.95 programs left anymore (at least not good ones) so we set a Good one up, and the members came. Fairly quickly we had over 1,000 members. The support was a nightmare, but the money was fairly decent (we also had many other things our affiliates could sell and earn profits on, and a few other web bizs that did well too).

It only took a few years of online experience and entrepreneurs and affiliates realized that they could work just as hard to sell a $29.95 item and earn a $5 or $10 commission as they could a $1,000 or more item and earn Hundreds. That it took about the same amount of time, money, energy and effort to do either. So which one would you work?

So the current trend is that folks want something to offer, and the more passive the better. BUT, they would like it to be a decent size sale and commission.

In his now famous book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad best selling author Richard Kiyosaki states over and over that to become what he considers rich, you need to have a business that runs itself. So that no matter if you are there or not the business goes on earning income for you.

The net offers what I feel like is the best opp

y were fairly popular with the online crowd. There was a mad rush for the creators of these programs to get their systems set up for launch.

Who would be the next infoprenuer? These plans grew and grew not so much in size but in quantity on the web. Soon there were too many, and the weaker ones begin to disappear, and that is still happening.

Back in 97 we had a $69.95 program that did very well. The main product was web hosting, and we still have a few folks that have those same hosting accounts with us today. We offered an affiliate program that paid more than the $19.95/month programs paid, and so we grew.

As cheaper and cheaper hosting appeared, our affiliate program was dwindling. By that time there were not many $19.95 programs left anymore (at least not good ones) so we set a Good one up, and the members came. Fairly quickly we had over 1,000 members. The support was a nightmare, but the money was fairly decent (we also had many other things our affiliates could sell and earn profits on, and a few other web bizs that did well too).

It only took a few years of online experience and entrepreneurs and affiliates realized that they could work just as hard to sell a $29.95 item and earn a $5 or $10 commission as they could a $1,000 or more item and earn Hundreds. That it took about the same amount of time, money, energy and effort to do either. So which one would you work?

So the current trend is that folks want something to offer, and the more passive the better. BUT, they would like it to be a decent size sale and commission.

In his now famous book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad best selling author Richard Kiyosaki states over and over that to become what he considers rich, you need to have a business that runs itself. So that no matter if you are there or not the business goes on earning income for you.

The net offers what I feel like is the best op

at have those same hosting accounts with us today. We offered an affiliate program that paid more than the $19.95/month programs paid, and so we grew.

As cheaper and cheaper hosting appeared, our affiliate program was dwindling. By that time there were not many $19.95 programs left anymore (at least not good ones) so we set a Good one up, and the members came. Fairly quickly we had over 1,000 members. The support was a nightmare, but the money was fairly decent (we also had many other things our affiliates could sell and earn profits on, and a few other web bizs that did well too).

It only took a few years of online experience and entrepreneurs and affiliates realized that they could work just as hard to sell a $29.95 item and earn a $5 or $10 commission as they could a $1,000 or more item and earn Hundreds. That it took about the same amount of time, money, energy and effort to do either. So which one would you work?

So the current trend is that folks want something to offer, and the more passive the better. BUT, they would like it to be a decent size sale and commission.

In his now famous book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad best selling author Richard Kiyosaki states over and over that to become what he considers rich, you need to have a business that runs itself. So that no matter if you are there or not the business goes on earning income for you.

The net offers what I feel like is the best op

had many other things our affiliates could sell and earn profits on, and a few other web bizs that did well too).

It only took a few years of online experience and entrepreneurs and affiliates realized that they could work just as hard to sell a $29.95 item and earn a $5 or $10 commission as they could a $1,000 or more item and earn Hundreds. That it took about the same amount of time, money, energy and effort to do either. So which one would you work?

So the current trend is that folks want something to offer, and the more passive the better. BUT, they would like it to be a decent size sale and commission.

In his now famous book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad best selling author Richard Kiyosaki states over and over that to become what he considers rich, you need to have a business that runs itself. So that no matter if you are there or not the business goes on earning income for you.

The net offers what I feel like is the best op

rrent trend is that folks want something to offer, and the more passive the better. BUT, they would like it to be a decent size sale and commission.

In his now famous book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad best selling author Richard Kiyosaki states over and over that to become what he considers rich, you need to have a business that runs itself. So that no matter if you are there or not the business goes on earning income for you.

The net offers what I feel like is the best opportunity for the small guy to get a biz like that going. There are many ways to build passive income, but by far the web is the least expensive, and has unlimited potential. So look for something that you can earn a nice commission with, get your site set up and traffic going to your site, and you might just get there.

Kiyosaki also claims that if you truly want to be wealthy, and you have expenses of say $2,000 a month, then when you get an auto pilot biz that earns you $2,000 or more a month, you are there.

My question is, do you want to do that $10 at a time, or say several hundred or even thousands at a time? Believe it or not, it will take the same amount of effort per sale whichever route you choose! You make the call.