There are a couple of things that get beginners, newbies and even intermediate people OFF track.

I want to talk about these and how YOU can make sure YOU are on the right track and stay there.

De-rail Factor #1: Getting totally confused by the “model battles” between Internet Marketers and becoming lost in a sea of B.S.

Every Internet marketer has something to sell you. That’s NOT bad. That’s good. If they can’t SELL, you don’t want to learn from them.

The flip side is that as a result, every marketer is going to promote their OWN frame of reference and point of view (POV) that puts their products in the best frame of reference that would lead to you buying them.

If I sell private label rights, my pitch will be that creating your own products is a waste of time. The money is all in the traffic. So forget product creation.

If I sell an AdSense course, I’ll say, “Forget PLR. Who needs a product at all! Just drive traffic.”

If I sell a pay-per-click angle, I’ll say, “Organic seo is too hard. Just buy the clicks and be done with it!”

If I sell an organic SEO course, I’ll say, “Why buy clicks when you can get ‘em free?”

Now, in my case, I teach product creation. I believe my frame is right. But still, I want you to be a SMART marketer and understand that I’m STILL setting a frame that makes buying my products a logical conclusion or decision.

Most newbies get snowed by marketers who are ALL promoting a POV or frame of reference that’s in the best interest of selling their products. Be smart enough to see through this.

De-rail Factor #2:  Not focusing on basics

You can’t be triple diamond until you’re a diamond. And you can’t be diamond until you “go direct”. What I mean is, you START with the basics.

You START with targeting a group of people, learning to do surveys, creating offers and sales letters, writing e-mails, learning a little web design, getting comfortable with autoresponders, writing articles and submitting them, setting up your affiliate software and program.

IMHO this is where you PUT your focus.

De-rail Factor #3: Listening to people who say, “I tried that and it didn’t work.”

Remember, they have a VESTED INTEREST in saying that. Either they’re promoting a frame of reference or POV (point of view) that helps them sell their own products. Or a POV that helps them sell an affiliate program they promote or reprint rights they bought.

This is NOT an objective opinion!

I know a case in another industry where a guy achieved great success using one method. But then, when he realized it was to his advantage to switch methods he taught, he did so.

Now, all his minions say the old method doesn’t work, blah, blah, blah.

It’s ALL marketing!

De-rail Factor #4:  Getting sucked into “the pitch”.

Listen, success in this business comes FIRST from knowing and mastering fundamentals. Then you add on the neato “new” stuff.

But if you get sucked into a pitch, you become convinced all you need is the “magic pill” that’ll make it all happen overnight without learning the basics.

Yeah, right.

Questions:

1.  Can you write great headlines? If not, learn how.
2.  Can you do a 12-product survey? If not, learn how.
3.  Can you operate autoresponders with ease? If not, learn how.
4.  Can you write emails that get responded to? If not, learn how.
5.  Can you easily and quickly create PDF’s? If not, learn how.
6.  Do you have an affiliate program and software set up? If not, do it.
7.  Do you know how to record audio and put it on a web page? If not, learn how.
8.  Do you know how to get your audio transcribed and make a nice-looking report out of it?  If not, learn how.

Do you see what I’m saying? You START with learning basics. My Dashboards attempt to get you through the basics (and a few advanced techniques) with the shortest learning curve possible.

Does that mean it’s all easy or there weren’t be stumbling points? NO!

But it sure beats the alternative.

If you’re like me I bet you’re always looking for new ways to get targeted traffic to your sites. If you’re racking your brain to find red hot traffic sources then you need to sit up and pay attention right now.

Chris Freville who has managed to put together an extremely valuable resource that will show you how to get an absolute stampede of targeted traffic straight to your site using the power of Web 2.0.

And he’s making as much as $26,356 per month using free Web 2.0 traffic tactics.

Here is someone who has been quietly earning a fortune online outside of the Internet Marketing world, selling to tiny niche markets.

Now Chris isn’t using SEO, JVs and he isn’t paying big bucks on AdWords traffic.

He’s mastered Web 2.0 Power Sites and can take a new niche site to profit within days without spending a single penny.

Web 2.0 is definitely here to stay as it sets the new standard in web surfer interaction. Gone are the days of the static website, but instead web surfers are choosing what content they want to see.

Chris has developed a powerful resource which taps right into the heart of Web 2.0 and Social Networking sites. What he’s uncovered is truly amazing. Using just one of the techniques Chris discusses using Digg.com I have increased my visitors by over 300%!

Don’t let this pass you by. You’ll be so glad you took a look at Web 2.0 Stampede.

You won’t be disappointed.