Soon we will have a full section devoted to improving and enhancing your performance with our program. For now here are a few pointers to get you started.

• Don't try to compete head-to head-with companies with multi-million dollar advertising budgets.

• Look for a niche, find keywords that get lots of searches but don't have many Web pages optimized for them (a great resource for finding related keywords is WordTracker).

• Optimize your page for the keywords you have chosen (put them in the page title and make descriptive text sentences that use your keywords). Submit to Google and work to improve your site so it gets on the top page of results for your keywords.

• Target specific audiences: For example, if a large ISP is changing all their e-mail addresses, try to locate their customer and offer them a domain name with e-mail forwarding - it gives them a permanent e-mail address regardless if the ISP changes in the future.

• Build your own customer base. Make your Web sites "sticky" so that people return to your site and make repeat purchases instead of only visiting once. Newsletters and auto-responders are great for this.