Have you wondered how you are ever going to make your business into the dream you envision?  Doesn’t it seem like there is just a ton of info you need to learn and where in the world do you start?

If bridging the gap between your street address and your web address is your goal, then the Dream Big! Web Marketing 101 class is all you’ve been hoping and looking for.

In 6 short weeks they will walk you through each step you need to take to get your business off and running. But not only will they walk you through it, they will explain everything in plain old English so you know what you are doing and can keep doing it forever.

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Do you need some personal weekly motivation for yourself and to pass on to your ezine and newsletter list? Then Sweetie Saturday Report is for you.

Description: This is a monthly membership where members receive the following:

• A topic-focused written report (ex. we’ve covered blogging for profit, email marketing, online advertising, etc.).
• An accompanying audio recording for each report.
• The monthly report + audio includes resell rights, plus members receive promotional graphics and rough suggested promo text.
• Essential Biz Notes*: A monthly supplement from me that covers a variety of Internet business topics, designed to help members move ahead in their business.

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Just as there are certain things you should always incorporate into web copywriting there are some things that should be avoided. Certain mistakes can be deal-breakers for your potential customers. Here are five things to look out for when you are writing copy.

1. Don’t focus on product features. This may sound counterproductive but features are not what will sell your product. The benefits of your product will. Focusing on what a product can do for your potential customers will create a need for your product. This need will result in more sales.

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No matter where it’s found marketing copy is written to sell. So there are certain standards that are universal to copywriting whether it’s done for online or offline purposes. Internet copywriting has some of its own unique requirements as well. Here are some of the most important “dos” of Internet copywriting.

1. Do include information that is useful to the reader. Whether you are writing a sales page or articles to market your website, your readers want to read things that are beneficial to them. It’s true that the underlying intent is to sell something but in order to do so you need to provide value to the reader.

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