Thanks for all of the interesting examples, Michael. I think I have just been getting overwhelmed with all of the sales messages I get from the internet marketing gurus.

Like you said, recently, I have been hearing too much about that market, therefore, that's all I have been seeing.

Your newsletter sounds very interesting.

> Bill,

> It doesn't really matter how his site looks
> to you because You are not his market. His
> market knows him.

> Jim Straw's site is amateurish (if
> amateurish means not being like a fourth
> generation website like the BigDog sites).
> But so what? Those who know him don't care
> how his site looks.

> Ron mentioned a few things he has covered in
> his newsletter. We also cover businesses
> each and every week in The Great Ideas
> Letter. We reveal eBay PowerSellers,
> Net-based businesses, offline businesses
> that use the 'net to increase sales, and so
> on. Check it out (see the link below).

> A few years ago, Don Alm mentioned someone
> who was selling some kind of diploma or
> course and diploma to the tune of $100k per
> year.

> But perhaps the biggest example of a website
> which makes millions of dollars selling
> info. is, Amazon.

> And also,

> newdentistadvisor.com

> Single/Dating sites (Ross Jefferies too)

> Lesley Fountain had/has a
> "reducing" site - based on
> experience. www.formerlyfat.com from
> memory.

> There are also "Stop Smoking"
> sites.

> Get out of Debt sites www.leoquinn.com .

> And so on.

> As I said, when you are "in" a
> particular market, all you see is that
> market.

> Michael Ross