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The Net Effect, an Internet Marketers professional journal published by the faculty of Stompernet.

This is not the first journal for people building an online business, but it is the most comprehensive. The greatest value factor is the fact that all the contributors are experts in their field. Articles are written by people who have been there, done it, and are wearing the T-shirt.

The premier issue of The Net Effect is exciting as a solo publication. If you think about receiving this same quality useful content each and every month is rather mind boggling. 

You will find 44 pages of exclusive information contained in five departments: Research, Traffic & Marketing, Customer Relationship Marketing, Technology & Business, and Featured Articles.

Andy Edmonds tells you about human behavior when looking at a website.

Dan Thies shares expert knowledge regarding how to find and use the best keywords.

If you want to be the best you can be you need to test your actions, David Bullock informs you what and how to test in your marketing efforts.

There is a difference between selling Business to Business (B2B) and Business to Consumer and again David Bullock lays it out for you.

What is the truth about how to get your webpage ranked on page one? Would that be something you are interested in? See what Leslie Rohde has to say about it.

Sherman Hu, a multi-media expert shares his triad threat strategy about how to publish and distribute your multimedia content. I don’t personally know any of these guys but I do tweet with Sherman on Twitter. He likes tennis, good movies and good food. 

Speaking of Twitter. There are politically correct ways to generate traffic with Twitter. Paul Colligan leads you through the micro blogging way to get traffic 140 characters at a time.

Is video more you cup of soup than writing.  You are in luck. Mike Stewart feels the same way. His story is worth reading. 

Meanwhile back at the search engine ranking game, Don Crowther breaks it down for you.

The man who loves talk, Andy Jenkins, took the time to sit down and actually write an article. He wants to motivate you to take your dream and turn it into a system.

The emails you send are worthless unless your receivers open them. Audrey  Kerwood opens up for you to help you learn how to get your emails read and more.

Social media can be a finicky animal. Let Dave Taylor make it safe for you sort of like Man vs Social Media. 

An article about outsourcing was insourced by Jerry West.

Will you allow Brad Fallon to explain how small and quick is better than big and slow?

Finally, Don Crowther, reviews the content and sets you up with an action plan to implement all the valuable tips you will learn while reading the premier issue of The Net Effect.

Keep a highlighter close by while you are reading. Find a way to add to your business. 

Take a few minutes now to secure your copy. If you are willing to do that and take care of postage and handling you will be reading and learning before you know it. 

Find out how The Net Effect can have a positive effect on your business and your life.