fact or fiction.......

[Sail]

Hi
I am new to internet marketing and decided to start here after reading far too many get rich quik deals and tring to sort out fact from fiction. I must say I have only found a few things on the internet that I would try and not many that I would trust enough to put money into! So here goes, I plan that I will ask all the stupid questions that anybody has ever seen and try not to be a pain in the butt.
I have a domain name but don't have a web host yet I been looking at allot of those. Has anybody used godaddy of blue voda?? They seem to have allot of good services. I have a auto resonder also aweber still learning all about it. There is allot to learn about marketing and the programs that go along with it!
Dose anybody have a list of steps...things to do to get started I want to start selling with the ebay powersellers package and when I learn how to get that up and running move on from there.
I want to focus on one thing then do more as time allows.

Any suggestions would help I am kinda overloaded with info right now and I am removing myself from allot of other news letters and offers at the moment.

[kakil]

Sail,

Hi. I know exactly how you feel right now. There is a lot of information out there and you can really get lost in it all. I've known about Internet Marketing for along time, but I've finally made the decision to get started building my business.

I'd like to offer my suggestion that you check out Ken Evoy's <a href="http://buildit.sitesell.com/kit3.html">Site BuildIt</a>. Ken has a product that lays out exactly step by step how to build a Business that will succeed. He shows you how to build a web site that draws traffic and keeps people's attention. <a href="http://buildit.sitesell.com/kit3.html">Site BuildIt</a> provides web hosting, domain name registration, auto responders, web stores, and much more. I think it works perfectly with the information that Ros gives you in her book.

Ken's motto is "Over Deliver" and he does a good job of over delivering and explaining everything in an easily digestible manner. You can read proof of how <a href="http://buildit.sitesell.com/kit3.html">Site BuildIt</a> works by checking out these two sites:

<a href="http://proof.sitesell.com/kit3.html">http://proof.sitesell.com</a>
<a href="http://results.sitesell.com/kit3.html">http://results.sitesell.com</a>

I sincerely hope that helps you out.

[spotmea30]

Hi there John,

Yes the information out there can be overwhelming. My first "dip" into site-building was actually when I became a seller back on Ebay many many moons ago! (1998 or so). Taught myself HTML (I'm a geek at heart) and the rest is history!

Don't let the slew of hosting choices make you nuts. Ros has some good suggestions here on her site. I've also got some step-by-step help at www.goflyasite.com.

I've used GoDaddy for domain purchase but not for hosting. However, my husband has GoDaddy hosting right now for a new site and, so far, so good. A few bumps in the beginning, but he worked with their CS to fix a few things. Their service is terrific.

More than anything, stay focused, keep a positive attitide and don't let go of your determination!

Best of luck!

Dee