The Tools and Sites I Use

Here are the sites and resources I am using on my journey to make $200 a day.

Forums (Paid Member):

The Internet Marketing Inner Circle - This forum is filled with internet marketing masterminds. Great place to learn and network with the big names in internet marketing.

Membership Forums (Free Member):

Warrior Forum - This forum gets a good bit of traffic. Read through the posts and follow some threads before posting your own.

DigitalPoint - This is more for webmasters and people who buy and sell websites. Worth checking out.

SitePoint - The forum doesn't get as much traffic as the marketplace and that is why I go here often. The marketplace is a good source for ideas.

Tools (Paid):

Wealthy Affiliate - I like the tools Wealthy Affiliate provides and their forum is my second favorite after the Inner Circle mentioned above. Wealthy Affiliate also includes website hosting for up to 3 sites with the membership fee.

Aweber - This is the only autoresponder that I use and trust. I have tried others, but Aweber is the best. You need a list and there is no better way to build and manager your list then with Aweber.

Online Video Player - I often create videos to teach or use as a bonus. This tool allows me to put my video in a cool looking player on any website.

Real Greeting Cards - This is how I contact prospects and networking partners. I am also using Send Out Cards for an offline project.

My Online Community:

One Penny Project on MyBlogLog - Here you can find my FaceBook, Twitter, YouTube and other network contact info. While you are there, don't forget to join my community.

Ebooks I Regularly Use:

20 Ways to Make $100 a Day - Without a doubt, the best info I have read in 2007.

Sell Books And Videos - This is an awesome ebook about making videos to sell on your website or ebay.

Affiliate Networks I belong to:

Hydra Media - Most of the offers here are for email send only. Use this service in your autoresponder or broadcast email messages.

ShareASale - A huge selection of offers to promote. Most are for websites and blogs. They also offer datafeeds that you can use to feed a whole site.

Take Care,

Michael