Membership Sites - Are you a specialist at something? If it's on a topic that many are interested in, you can provide information each month on a membership site. Yes, people are willing to pay for premium content. Maybe you can do an interview each month with another specialist in your field, and provide it for your members. There are many options when it comes to membership sites as a way to make money from websites.

Now, the definition of a squeeze page: You are literally 'squeezing' their contact information from them before they can access your content. In order for a visitor to enter your website and access the information you have to offer - they need to usually enter in their name and email information. Your content in this case is typically your IFO - or 'Irresistible Free Offer' such as your video, audio (CD or MP3), e-book/e-course, etc. There are no other options on a squeeze page. You either opt-in with your contact information or you click away. That is known as a 'hard' squeeze page. A 'soft' squeeze page will allow the visitor to bypass the squeeze process and enter your website without entering their contact information.

Look for other ways to let off steam. Exercise, paint, dance or keep a journal of your thoughts. I kept a journal for eight years and eventually turned it into a book. Even if you don't feel like it, make yourself socialize. Go to picnics and family gatherings and try to resume old hobbies. Don't isolate yourself.

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You can research good contractors by either researching online or even asking around you networks. Is there a site of a colleagues that you like? Does it have multimedia running on it? Ask them who they used, and get a reference. Many sites have credits at the bottom of the home or "index" page which may even link you to the producers or developers site. Here you can look around and see if you like what they do. Window shop online and do your homework.

Understand your weaknesses. If you want to improve, one of the best ways is to start with some area that you aren't particularly good at. This is the "shoring up method." Sometimes it is easier to improve something you aren't good at that something you are. And the gains will still look great for your overall situation! Take some time to consider what areas you are weakest in and focus in on them for a while. The results will obviously be much more pronounced than getting better at something you have already somewhat mastered.

This guy was a step up and expanded on the first system by introducing the term "continuity" i.e. getting people (me) to pay him on a recurring monthly basis for a 'program' which included unlimited access to him or at least, his team, via Email. Out with the credit card again!