Internet Marketing... Why I Started

Hi, I'm Rob... just a regular guy who's made a LOT of changes in his life lately in the realm of working for a living vs. Internet marketing. Here's my abridged story, 'cause I know you don't know me from Adam and could probably care less, but here it goes anyway. For the last 17 years, I worked as the Production Formulation Technician at a major photographic color paper manufacturer. My job was to produce, tweak, and scale the recipes for all the solutions that we coated onto the paper... I was the "recipe guy". Well, my company decided to pull out of the paper, film, and SLR camera divisions, so there went my job with the plant closing. It was then I began looking on-line for "work at home opportunities" but everything out there seemed to be over-hyped and "scammy" looking. As a matter of fact, my first venture was PAS (prosperity automated system), and they got shut down by the SEC one week after enrolling! Great... so I'm losing my job and I'm out $4K on a business that's shut down. Luckily, my PAS sponsor was a nice Christian lady who had a conscience and felt bad about the whole mess. She pulled some strings and signed me up in Predator Marketing System (http://www.moreplaydays.biz/), to set things right. That's when I began learning about REAL marketing techniques through their live trainings and about Veretekk (http://www.moreplaydays.net/), which is the amazing marketing engine which can support any WEB business you endevor to pursue, as well as having it's own affliate system (which I have profited from).
Wow, what an education I've had, and still getting, and will continue to get from here on. Everything from setting up a domain to posting my own bolgs, I'm soaking it up like a sponge and never looking back. Folks, I have found my niche, and I'm working it from home and loving it. I plan to post my travels here to encourage the lay-marketer-average-person out there so check back often for new content and links. I hope I can help you succeed. God bless,
Rob

Life's to short to work all the time.
Financial freedom allows more play days.