Revolutionary Internet Marketing

Interested? You should be! This is very real and very cutting edge. Many of the companies I will introduce have just been founded. They are searching the web for people to get the word out and will pay cash money to find them.

So what is this "revolution"?

Experts estimate that TRILLIONS of dollars will be spent in internet advertising in the next couple of years. That's trillions of dollars being spent by hundreds of thousands of companies in an attempt to reach billions of internet users. The numbers are quite overwhelming, aren't they? Well, marketers sure do think so. It is a whole new world out here in cyberspace and they need a way to reach the average "surfing" consumer.

It turns out that the old real world saying "Necessity is the mother of invention" has beat the odss by remaining constant, and here is where it gets exciting! Markters have developed an AdBar that can be placed inconspicuously along the borders of a browser. This bar periodically flashes changing advertisements. It's a simple win-win-win situation for all involved. Companies are have guaranteed exposure no matter where the consumer is surfing. The marketer, providing the bar, gets paid for getting the advertisements to the consumer effectively. Finally, not only does the consumer now have only wait and watch to find great values, but we get paid while doing it, and while researching, and while surfing for fun, and playing games, and reading e-mail.

And how do I make the most possible money?

The simplest and most honest way to explain it is to liken it to the "pyramid scheme" of the real world. Don't be surprised! I have no reservations about this statement. The differences far outweight the similarities; however, it will soon become evident as to why the two offer such a good comparison.

Let's start with the similarities.

1. Both programs offer the opportunity to make some money selling or using the product while the serious money is made in referral bonuses, building capital with referral tiers or levels.

1. Pyramid schemes claim fast,easy fortunes while the new cyberspace programs offer perhaps not so fast but definitely easy money. How much is up to you.
2. Pyramid "referrals" require selling to the first referral and that referral selling to yet another referral. This requires referrals to possess a desire to sale and salesmanship ability, severely limiting expansion. Adbars are free; how difficult is it for anyone to give money away?
3. Let's say the pyramid schemes actually delivered all that they promised (haha!). At some point, the pyramid stops growing. Think about it! Eventually, everyone in the same circle of friends/acquaintances/ even business associates has been offered the chance to join. The internet is worldwide with countless numbers plugging into the information highway for the first time daily! Friends, acquaintances, chatroom buddies...these are only the beginning!! Utilize a personal web page for recruiting or refer a webmaster and watch those referral tiers multiply time and time again.
4. Finally, the most glaring difference in my mind's eye, is the "refundable" (YEAH RIGHT!!!) start-up investment and/or fees. The start up fee for earning while surfing, nothing! No strings attached.

Sounds great!! Who are these companies and how do I get started?

I have listed all of the companies leading this internet marketing revolution. Read through the list. Compare rates and hours payable per month. Choose programs suited to your time spent on the web. Choose as few or as many that you would like to join dependent on the importance of space versus money. Or join all of the AdBar programs and use a different one each week. THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS!! It's all up to you!