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The Internet Marketers must continuously generate new ideas to market their businesses on line. The speed at which the Internet moves forces the Internet Marketer to stay creative 24/7. With so many ideas running through your mind you probably find it difficult to stay organized. You may even find it difficult to focus on finishing jobs while trying to keep your other ideas alive in your mind.

Here is a method I use to keep the creative juices flowing while staying organized:

Post It Notes: Grab your self a big block of those 4 X 4 sticky notes. Leave them on your desk, in your brief case or by your bed. When you get an Internet Marketing idea jot it down and place it in plain view. My sticky notes are stuck to the wall in front of my desk. If you need even more organization get yourself the colored sticky notes. For instance I use specific colors to jot down ideas for particular topics. Blue is for my air purification web sites, green is for my lead company, pink for joint ventures. You get the idea.

Date your notes. This is important for those opportunities that you do get to take time to browse through the whole group of ideas. The date keeps the fresh ideas up and front. The older ones may still be good ideas but you may never get to them if they are truly aged. It is important to clean your board so that it stays a vital part of your business. Your post it note board should be full of life and consistently change to stay effective.

Pick a day at least once per month to review your ideas. It is fun and profitable to go through your sticky notes. Some of my notes are absolutely ridiculous and I wonder what in the world I was thinking. Those notes should be placed in the trash can. Others are fabulous and have allowed some very creative and profitable business plans to be set into action.

The good Internet Marketing ideas should be sorted and moved to specific spots in the board so that action can be taken on them. When I do sort out my board the ideas I am going to work on in the next couple of weeks get placed into a goal planning book. Those that are good ideas stay on the board until the next round.

Sticky notes allow those Internet Marketing ideas to continuously flow. It takes 10 seconds to jot down a simple note that may be the most wonderful idea you ever had. If you don’t write it down the idea may be lost forever.

Charity Adams, CEO Mom is and 8 year veteran of Internet Marketing. Visit Charity’s site Free Desktop Ads to post your Free Ad on our homepage. Get your free Clickbank Mall make money more than 14,000.

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One question that I hear more then any other in the internet marketing world is “What is the quickest way I can start generating a profit“?

My biggest piece of advice… FOCUS!!

There are a TON of different ways to make money online but whatever you decide to pursue you’ve got to focus all your energy on it.

There’s an Internet Marketing (IM) trap and it goes like this…

1) You start signing up for everyone’s email list to “learn for free”

2) You start seeing what everyone is doing and you think to yourself… “I should do that”

3) You finally get the courage to start pursuing something but you actually start pursuing everything. You go in all different directions and only make a half assed effort one way or the other.

4) Because you didn’t experience “ultimate success” the first go around, you start buying products and information on IM.

5) Well unfortunately that takes you in 50 different directions because although the advice from most of the big named gurus is good, they all have a different approach.

6) Then you spend some more money following another strategy that you heard about or you buy some resell/private label/public domain materials hoping that just through the nature of putting it up on the web, sales will start coming in.

7) Because sales aren’t pouring in, you decide to buy some traffic from Google Adwords.

After your Google Adwords account gets run up and you’ve blown a whack of cash AND still don’t have that many sales you start to get a bitter taste in your mouth about IM.

9) Then it hits you… I’m all over the place and don’t have a plan at all.

How do I know this?

This was my exact story.

I’ll never forget the moment when a well known internet marketer shared with me an ENORMOUS tip that this year has helped put thousands of dollars in my bank account.

I was eagerly showing him my big elaborate mind map of another “million dollar idea” when he did something that confused me at first, but then made total sense.

He closed my mind mapping software on my computer and said focus.

So…

1) Figure out “how” you want to make money online. Do you want to create and sell your own products? Do you want to make money with Adsense? Do you want to do affiliate marketing? Do you want to buy and sell on eBay?

2) Think through the process of what you want to do. What’s the first thing that needs to happen? The second? The third?

Create a flow chart to help you understand clearly the “steps” in the process. Then focus on each step and either master them yourself or find reliable outsourcing partners who can take care of certain “steps” for you.

3) Start taking consistent action!!

This is where most people drop the ball. They jump in too quick, loose some money and get out. It takes consistent action of doing the same things over and over. Build momentum over time.

My last tip would be to focus on who you like learning from.

In the beginning, when you narrow down who you learn from the process becomes clear a lot more quickly. I zeroed in on two people first and then slowly (very slowly) branched off once I had a grip on where I was heading and had implemented what I had learned.

Hopefully that helps because if I had followed this earlier, my life would have been a heck of a lot easier!

Here’s to your “early days” being more lucrative than mine were!

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