We live in the world of temptations. Things like TV, cell phones, Internet, iPods and games eat up our valuable time. It so easy to get distracted from tasks which we put away for later time, when we would "feel better". Waisting time is little more than a mouse clicks away for most of us. If you found yourself constantly putting your tasks away, you have felt into subtle procrastination traps.

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Today I took my first step in being an active member in the warrior forum. I've been online for years and have nowhere near the money I should be making.

To actually make money from my online skills I have had to go to the offline world and help other people. You see, I do know SEO and have #1 rankings for very competitive keywords. My clients love this, but it leaves me with a dull empty feeling inside that just won't go away.

I guess there are two main problems that...

This post is simply about me making better use of an SEO tool - the Warrior Forum.

The Warrior Forum lets everyone create a blog (that pertains somehow to Internet marketing).

How is that blog found? To make sure, I just added a link in my signature file to this blog.

Now. in addition to making better use of the Warrior Forum blog space, I can also use the blog to create a link to one or more of my personal websites.

Here, I'm linking...

Okay. You finally did it.

Everyone's been talking about Twitter and you finally bit the big one by signing up for a free account.

Yippey, you say. Victory! You are now part of the Twitterific world.

It's at this point that you begin to blankly stare at your monitor with only one question on your mind.

NOW WHAT?

Twitter by itself can seem little better than a tooth ache without a dentist. Just like medical professionals...

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