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Small businesses are driving a massive increase of advertising dollars being spent on the internet. 2 college boys that started a company called Google from their dorm room are selling billions of advertising every year. Isn't it possible that anyone could sell internet advertising? 10 year olds and 101 year olds are reported to be making money online by selling advertising. What is the secret, and is it a secret you can use to sell advertising also? The answer is, yes it is possible for anyone to sell internet advertising and get a small piece of this incredibly big pie. So how do you do it? It is a pretty simple concept really. Build a website that has the interest of your local businesses. Why not start a website that talks about local gossip around town? You could easily pick up 3 or 4 juicy pieces of gossip to post on your website every day. You should put a counter on your website, I suggest you use StatCounter.com, a free and easy to use counter. Even though it may take you a little time, it will be worth it to put together a simple website with perhaps a simple blog. Take your digital camera around town and snap some shots that represent the town and put them onto your webiste. Then start writing the pieces of gossip about your town each day and soon you will have traffic starting to come. Once you have some traffic coming regularly to the website, you are ready to start cashing in. Visit your local businesses and show them your website. Show them the statcounter and explain these are all from local residents. Wouldn't they want to have an advertisement on a website that has only local visitors? I bet they would. Using this secret method, you will find it really does work, assuming you work at it yourself. Good luck!
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