Last night, I eagerly started reading The Law Of Success by Napoleon Hill. I was still in the first few pages when I came across something really striking . . . 

"It is the personalities back of a business which determine the measure of success the business will enjoy. Modify those personalities so they are more pleasing and more attractive to the patrons of the business and the business will thrive." - Napoleon Hill. 

Hill also mentions somewhere else that people don't like doing business with corporations or institutions - they want to do business with people. And what is more, they want to do business with people whom they like. In other words, people with pleasing personalities.  

Besides selling products through eCommerce solutions (which can be highly effective and profitable), you can create extraordinary money making websites - these online money making applications can easily make you a six-figure income every month! The two eCommerce automated systems are membership/directory websites and eLearning websites. 

Membership Websites as Online Money Making Systems for Generating Ongoing Revenue

Membership sites can be enormously profitable ventures. The source of revenue might be from the visitor who pays to access a membership directory, gains access to valuable resource information or subscribes to an online publication. Sometimes the visitor visits the site for free and searches for members within a directory who pay to be listed.

Internet Marketing and List Building: Want More Opt-Ins? 

Does it tell readers: What's in it for me? Or the WIIFM principle. What's in it for them is very, very important. Your headline has to show people some benefit of being on your list. If it's something you want, you're more likely to sign up, right? For instance, if you consider the title of this article, you want more opt-ins or you wouldn't be reading now. Well, it's the same thing with your squeeze page. If you don't give people a good reason to join your list, they won't.   

Recording telephone conversations used to require expensive hardware and dedicated recording equipment. On the low end, one could use a simple wire to connect a phone handset with a tape recorder. An office with multiple phone lines would need expensive solutions that integrate a PBX with call recording. PBXpress is a great example of this approach, providing effective simultaneous recording of analog and digital (VoIP) telephone conversations over multiple lines. 

But what if you only need to tap certain conversations once in a while?