Your problem is NOT technical.

Over the last few days I've read numerous posts filled seemingly with desperate members asking ...

1. I have a website, and its not making money, what should I do?
2. I have $1,000 to spend, where should I spend it?
3. How can I decide which market to pick that will make me money?
4. Should I do blog comment, or blast thousands of profile backlinks?
5. Ive been at this for 2 years, and Im not making any money, help!

To which there are usually a large number of replies that go a little something like this ....

1. You should install Wordpress, then build a list
2. Put your meta tags at the bottom and the top and make sure your keyword density is 3%
3. The best way to get affiliates is to just start emailing everyone
4. You should outsource to Odesk, or Fiverr and ask for additional code
5. Do something, take action, rinse and repeat
6. Start posting on Youtube, offer a free report or bonus
7. Start a Facebook fanpage, and force them to click LIKE

...and so on and so on and so on :rolleyes:

Do you see the trend here?

They're struggling, with quite possibly NO IDEA of what they're doing, and yet they're being bombarded with TECHNICAL ADVICE.

For those that are struggling, here's a tip.

YOUR PROBLEM IS NOT TECHNICAL.

Forget about tweaking your website
Forget about installing wordpress
Forget about how aweber works and how many days apart your emails should be sent

The issue is ...YOUR LACK OF KNOWLEDGE.

For anyone that is stuck in this rut, heres the best advice I can give you.

Write a COMPLETE LIST of NON TECHNICAL stuff, in areas that you feel you need to improve upon.....then

INVEST YOUR TIME AND MONEY TOWARDS EDUCATING YOURSELF.

Stop tweaking php code and messing around with marketing graphics.
Stop guessing, hoping that something MIGHT work.
Stop using useless methods that you KNOW aren't right.

You're wasting your time.

Ask yourself this....

1. Do I really know what Im doing?
2. Should I stop doing what Im doing and start investing more time towards my education?
3. Do I really have the right mindset?
4. How much time do I spend messing around building sites and spamming the internet, as opposed to actually sitting down with a book, or attending marketing seminars where I might just LEARN SOMETHING

The most valuable tool you can have in this industry is KNOWLEDGE.

That is one of the biggest differences between someone that is making $50,000 a month, compared to your $2

Stop messing around and start investing towards EDUCATING yourself.

Learn how to do things properly, instead of just hoping something might give.

Once I did this myself, the money came much, much easier.