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Many newcomers to internet marketing or trying to make money online are initially intimidated by the whole process. There is so much to learn and most beginners start in  a blaze of enthusiasm but after 6 months or so get very disillusioned with the whole process and quit.

Don’t let yourself make this simple mistake. They acquire various skills and understand the various definitions and terms that are bandied about such as what affiliate marketing, list building, Amazon affiliate programs, eBay affiliate programs, Cost per Click, Cost per Action and so on actually are.

The major mistake that is then made is that they are intent on putting all the newly acquired skills to work and end up with a blog or blogs that are a mish mash of various business models.

What is essential at some point after obtaining the necessary skills and techniques and a full understanding of article marketing and  SEO is to decide on the business model that you intend following.

Because it is absolutely certain that the look and feel of your site if you decide to do affiliate marketing should be completely different than if you decide to build your business model around, say, Adsense income. The look and feel of your site must reflect the business model that you are pursuing and I will give you a simple example..if you decide to do list building and building a relationship with a list of subscribers then the one goal of your site should be to capture names and email addresses.

However if you decide to also slap up some Adsense blocks on the same site your preferred outcome is in doubt as the one outcome you desire will be diminished by the presence of the Adsense. What will happen will be that you do not get a sufficient number of sign ups to your list and your click through rate with your Adsense will be poor as well.

Decide at some point what your business model will be and stick to it..don’t get caught with a hodge podge of a blog or site that does not lead to one successful outcome.

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