Newbie "Jackess"
Posted 12th December 2008 at 07:00 PM by iamgrannyc
Hi! 
I am a self proclaimed "Jackess"! I seem to know a little bit about alot of things..but not a whole lot on any "one" thing. I would like to share what I know, along with hoping that someone friendly 
on this website will "take me under their wing" since I have no idea where to start. I have been looking at this forum for some time, and even struggled with actually signing up!
I do have a domain name but am not sure where I go from here... I need help
Anyway, thanks for reading and please know I welcome any and all advice!!!!
Warm Regards from a want to be internet marketing Granny!
I am a self proclaimed "Jackess"! I seem to know a little bit about alot of things..but not a whole lot on any "one" thing. I would like to share what I know, along with hoping that someone friendly 
on this website will "take me under their wing" since I have no idea where to start. I have been looking at this forum for some time, and even struggled with actually signing up!I do have a domain name but am not sure where I go from here... I need help
Anyway, thanks for reading and please know I welcome any and all advice!!!!
Warm Regards from a want to be internet marketing Granny!
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First bit of REAL advice! READ THE RULES.
Then read the forum posts, use search - how to?????
What's the best way to ???
And don't post any more silly blog postings until you have read and read the really great information on the main forum.
The fact you can use the smileys and include them in your blog post suggests that you know more than you are letting on.
Posted 12th December 2008 at 07:35 PM by Janet Sawyer
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I am with Janet here.
Please lurk in the forums for as long as you want. There is enough information there for a life-time.
I am a newbie myself and I can tell you this. I empathize with your " little about everything, but not focused enough" problem. You have a simple answer for that.
Pick the first bit of "something" you know about; start a blog on that; learn more and produce more content; find affiliate programs related to this little "something"; drive traffic; repeat process.
I am presently doing just that along with writing online ( which pays the bills)Posted 14th December 2008 at 01:43 PM by ashwinsatyanarayana
