Instant Plug-N-Pay Review

Whatever you do, Don't Join InstantPlugNPay.com!!

Well, at least not until you have read this review. My heading was not some ploy to get you to find out what is wrong with InstantPlugNPay.com. Rather, it was meant to get your attention because there are a few things I want you to know before you join.

Okay, so what is InstantPlugNPay.com?

This is the most straight-forward affiliate marketing system I have ever come across. I call it the Ultimate Affiliate Tool Box, where techies and newbies call home! To be totally honest, I cannot fault it any way whatsoever and if you continue reading you will soon find out why...The concept behind InstantPlugNPay.com is really very simple.

It was developed by Craig Haywood (or the blue guy) who is also the owner of highly successful sites like TrackThatAd.com, MyViralPopAds.com, ExitLightBox.com and MyViralSurfer.comFrom the above sites you can probably deduct that Craig focuses heavily on Viral Marketing which is good when you consider what he's done with InstantPlugNPay.comA quick summary of the IPP homepage reveals that IPP is a resell rights product website which integrates with mlm through viral marketing, but that doesn't even begin to lift the layers of nice goodies. In Fact, Jane Mark from JPEAdvertising.com describes it better...

"I know. It's resale rights gone MLM and viral but that doesn't tell half the story. People who have no idea how to sell resale products have it made.

You set it for them You give them autoresponder sales letters and new, jazzy sales pages to work with. You give them all the viral tools to sell the products and they sit back and relax.


They don't have to do a thing. I love it.They can even let people know by twitter
that they have a new product for sale right from the members area by just popping in their twitter information."

Here is how it works...

Every member of IPP get a product store where all products in the store (supplied by Craig) is linked to your own domain name. (which you create free when you join)Every month Craig ads 3 new products to the store, does the ad copy for you, integrate an auto responder follow-up series for you (which he hosts on your behalf). He also ties viral marketing to every product to ensure your visitors multiplies your selling efforts as well as social network marketing through the means of Twitter Tweets.

Btw., if you join IPP Craig also helps you to virally grow your Twitter followers!Now, this is where it gets interesting. This is the first and only program I know of you can make a substantial income from without even paying a dime (although the pro benefits are exceptional...more on that later).

As a free member you will get 50% commission for any product sold from your store. The member who referred you will also get $2 for every product you sell, as will the member who referred them. Going pro makes this even more lucrative.

Every time you sell a product to someone, they will also get an option to join IPP (under you), so this makes it easy to get in more people underneath you, however, Craig has gone the full 9 yards to ensure getting signups is as easy as possible, by also providing you with a tracker that virally promotes itself (in other words, affiliate links you advertise) as well as your IPP products at the same time.At the same time, you will also have access to all the information of people who buy from your store, which means you can import leads into your auto responder of known buyers.

Going Pro...

I am not going to tell you the price to be a pro member as this violates Craig's terms of service. What I can tell you is that is that it is so low I thought it was a joke, but on a

more serious note, it gives you the opportunity to rake in a small fortune every month.

As a pro member you will also earn 100% on all products in your store paid directly to your PayPal account. If you don't have PayPal, Craig also provides you with another option that is globally accepted.

Something which made me realize Craig thought of everything is the pro member affiliate benefit. Since you get 100% profit on products in your store, it is only fitting that you should be able to get affiliates to promote your products for you.

As a pro member, each product in your store is set up with your own affiliate program which pays out 50% to your affiliates and 50% to you. All of this is handled without you having to do anything. The system even recruits affiliates for you.


Final Thoughts...

The InstantPlugNPay.com system is a rare gem. It is a full stay at home program where no skills are required from you. Everything, and I mean everything is done on your behalf.

I know you have probably heard the term: "You've never seen anything like this." a thousand times before, but this time it is true. This is one program I am giving a rating of 12 out of 10.

Hint:

When you log in for the first time, you will be presented with a one time offer to go pro. While you can still upgrade later at a price which is still a joke, I highly recommend you do it when you are presented with the oto as it is the lowest you will ever get it at.

Click here to visit InstantPlugNpay.com

Ten Ways to Stay On Top Of Your Work

Do you ever feel like you’re drowning in work? Some people say they “work well under stress”, but most of us are happier, healthier and more productive when we feel that we’re on top of things. With that in mind, here are ten tips to help you stay on top of your work.

read more | digg story

What is Wimax?

Definition: WiMaX is simply 'Worldwide Interoperability Microwave Access'

According to WiMAX forum "WiMAX is a standards-based technology enabling the delivery of last mile wireless broadband access as an alternative to cable and DSL. WiMAX will provide fixed, nomadic, portable, and, eventually, mobile wireless broadband connectivity without the need for direct line-of-sight to a base station. In a typical cell radius deployment of 3 to 10 kilometres, WiMAX Forum Certified systems can be expected to deliver capacity of up to 40 Mbps per channel, for fixed and portable access applications." (WiMax Forum, 2007)


In the WiMAX terminology, portable access means you can access WiMAX networks from different locations, but not necessarily while moving. Mobile WiMAX is accessible while on the move.


From this definition, we can see why WiMAX has been such a trendy topic in the wireless industry. The capability to provide multiple channels at 40 Mbps for cell sizes from 3 to 10 kilometres is well above what can be accomplished with standard 801.llg or 802.lla wireless point-to-point. In addition, non-line-of-sight (NLOS) features of some WiMAX technologies provide the possibility for better coverage in wooded or congested areas.


A WiMAX network consists of two major components: a base station and a subscriber station. Base stations provide connectivity to one or more subscriber stations and are implemented by service providers to provide Internet, voice, video or Wireless Area Network (WAN) link access.


These base stations are similar to Wi-Fi Access Points (APs) as they provide centralized access to back end connected networks. They use different standards than Wi-Fi, however, so the evaluation ends there. While subscriber stations are uniquely designed for 802.16 networks, the reality is that they provide a connection to the network and you can still route internal 802.11 devices through the 802.16 subscriber station for network access.

Getting Input

The first place to test your newsletter is with associates and colleagues. What do they think about your ideas? The target you're aiming at is simply, anyone who will benefit from the information you have. Not only are people in a specific profession hungry for news, but there are people in all sorts of hobbies seeking specialized knowledge. Everyone is interested in making or saving money. Extremely successful topics are new trends where people can't get enough information. Manufacturers, advertisers and entrepreneurs are all searching for the new to exploit. Depending on the subject you choose, tap into those potential subscribers.

Design Considerations

The title at the top of the newsletter is the most visual aspect of the publication. It reflects the content and it reflects you. The best name for your newsletter is the same as your domain [U.R.L.] name.

Make up a few titles of your own:
- How do they compare with the titles of other newsletters?
- Which rings true for your enterprise?

Check at the library to be sure your title is original and doesn't duplicate other publications currently on the market. The title is your trademark [logo]. Since your newsletter is vitally important as a means to generate on-going income, it would be worthwhile to have it designated a ISSN- absolutely free- which is the electronic equivalent of an ISBN for a hard copy document. Not only does this legally protect your news-letter with the Library of Congress, it also ads a very professional touch!

You can download the PDF form at Library of Congress International The logo can be very simple.

Another aspect of the title at the top of the publication is the date and the issue number. These should be considered in the original design. Start out with one color and keep it as homespun and fresh as the news you'll publish. Avoid fancy type styles or those that are hard to read. And don't go overboard with a clever or cute design. Something simple and clear is what you're after, so an elaborate logo may look out of place. Since a newsletter has timely information, the date of the issue should be easy to find. A superb example of a content rich, topic-centric newsletter, with an ultra-crisp layout:

Johnn Four's Role Playing Tips Weekly

This man knows how to put a consistently excellent quality e-zine out! Any graphics should be kept minimal and simple, but don't be afraid to use subheads- as well as liberal use of bullets- to break up the copy. A few words capitalized or in a larger or darker print help the reader identify the information, and make it easier to read and understand. Keep enough white space to encourage reading, but fill the pages to make the subscriber feel the newsletter fulfills its promises.


What To Include

Consider a copy format that is divided by types of information. For example, you can have a section labeled profiles, another on upcoming events. Perhaps you have a calendar of shows, conventions, or seminars that would concern readers. There might be sections on various industry policies or unwritten rules. Past events and history are always good fillers. And don't forget humor. Although your newsletter is serious, potent information; no field of endeavor is without its light side. Don't lock yourself into a format you can't always fulfill. Rather, have these sections available for you to use or not as each issue is written. And always include subscription information. Your own news-letter is the best way to sell more. Also, if your e-zine is going to be e-mailed out resist the temptation to use html; straight-text only. That is- if you want a 100% consistency, 100% of the time; regardless of the reader's e-mail client.

Last But Not Least

Do not let your lines extend past 60 characters. Use a guideline, such as this, and hit enter after each line {turn word wrap OFF}:

---------1---------2---------3---------4---------5-----****6