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Make More Money In Internet Marketing By BURNING Your PhD In English!

You may be thinking that you will be a failure in internet marketing just because your English teacher from high school gave you an 'F' for your bad grammar and simple vocabulary.

And to top it off, your dear teacher probably even said that you will never make it as a writer! I'm here to give you hope because you don't need to be all that great in writing to make money online.

Don't let your misconception scare you. To write successfully online, you don't need a PhD in English. A lot of successful internet marketers don't use 'professional' and 'impressive' English in their writing. And they AIN'T gonna start!

You may be protesting: "Yes however, by procuring a transcendent lexicon and capitalizing gargantuan resplendent words will galvanize people"

Did you understand that last sentence without spending 10 minutes with a dictionary? Did my big words impress you? Probably not, if I said that to you face to face, you probably thought I was an English obsessed weirdo!

You probably wouldn't bother reading an article that uses those crazy words, unless you are a true masochist. And I can guess only a very small percentage of people enjoy reading something like that (if any).

You probably wouldn't want to check up each individual word, so let me translate. It says: "Yes however, by having a great vocabulary and using big fancy words will impress people."

Did you understand that? YES of course it's so simple! And I'm guessing most people who can read English didn't have to go the dictionary to understand that phrase. Let me explain a simple truth, we make most money by clear communication, not by complex confusion!

The clearer we can get our message through to our internet readers, the easier it is to sell to them and therefore make more money! That's why you shouldn't use professional and proper English in internet marketing all the time.

Additionally, using relax 'everyday' language with your customers gives off a feeling that they are talking to a real live human being, which works better when communicating through the internet. Don't be some intimidating corporate robot that's totally not relatable to them.

We want to make our writing so simple to understand that 99% of the population will know what we are offering. Forget impressing the 1% of the population that has a huge vocabulary, because they will certainly understand our writing also!

So for those of you that had a hard time getting an 'A' in English class, CONGRATULATIONS! You have an advantage over other internet marketers that are brainwashed into thinking that the best way of writing is to use 'higher-level' English (like me – darn it!).

You don't have to break the bad habit of using overly 'sophisticated' English. So now you have no excuse for your sixth grade level English. For those of you who graduated with a PhD in English, CONGRATULATIONS! That shows dedication and commitment.

However, no one will understand you if you continue writing as you did for your more 'sophisticated' colleagues! Tone it down a little when you are working with your internet marketing business.

Why do you think major newspaper write in simple English? And why are the best selling magazines written in simple English?

Yup, you've guessed it. They write in simple English so that more people will understand their content and more people will buy! You can show off your 'superior' English to the few people who actually care.

So if you are guilty of having perfect 'sophisticated' English in your message, re-edit everything so that even the dumbest sixth grader will understand it. You'll have messages that will be clear and more people will understand what the heck you are talking about!

And here is another random article you might be interested in...

Achieving Financial Freedom: Refinance to a 15 year Mortgage

Interest rates are rising. News reports tell of increasing home sales and mortgage foreclosures. You're financially stable, but are keeping an eye on interest rates. A great way to save money on interest is to refinance to a 15 year mortgage. Of course, your payments will be higher, but in the long run, you will a considerable amount of money on interest. .

Loan Term Determines Interest Savings

If you've had your home for a few years, and want to refinance a 15 year fixed rate mortgage can give you peace of mind along wit significant savings. Your loan will be fully amortized, and the interest rate will not be subject to adjustment. Your principal and interest payment (P & I) will be consistent. Here's an example of how much you can save by converting from a 30 year mortgage to a 15 year mortgage.

Let's say you've got a 30 year mortgage at 6.00%. Your original mortgage amount was $300,000. You want to refinance for the original amount to pay off lingering credit card and consumer debt, and are considering a 15 year mortgage loan. Your payments on the 15 year loan will be $2531.57, a difference of $732.92. Sure, that is a much higher payment, but depending on the amount of debt you refinance, you will have some extra cash available to meet the payments. Before you decide that the payments are too high, consider that you will save approximately $209,293 in interest compared to a 30 year loan at the same rate!

Refinancing: Part of the Big Picture

Everyone has a unique financial situation, goals, and priorities. If you're considering a mortgage refinance, it's wise to consider your entire financial situation including debts, anticipated needs, savings for college and retirement, and your present and future income. Consult your financial advisor to develop a plan that meets your needs now and in the future. Refinancing to a 15 year mortgage can be part of your overall financial plan.

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