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By Nathan Knightley

 A goal that many people have these days is making money online. There are as many reasons as there are people. Some persons want to get rich fast and the easy way while others do not mind to put a lot of time and effort into it. I don’t know which category you fit in…

Hi, I have been on the the Web since 1996. Let me reveal to you a little tip before going any further in the search for online riches. I have built a few companies in the real world and also in this Web virtual world and I have noticed that one thing remains invariable either in a real world business or in the virtual world of the Internet. What is it you might ask?

The answer is, virtual world or not, that in both cases, you are dealing with real people.

If you take a few minutes to think about this, it might have quite an impact on your business. Why? Because if you open up a brick and mortar business anywhere in the world you eventually will be dealing with people. And do you know what it means? It means you are dealing with emotions. In doing business, emotions play a big part. The proof is that large corporations spend more money to target the emotions than the product itself.

You see that emotions play a large role in buying a product or a service. But on the Web you do not meet someone face to face obviously so the only way to carry emotions is through written words and pictures on a Iternet site page. So you can see that it is very essential to understand how people will react at what they see.

Perception is a major player. If they appreciate what you have to offer you are almost there, but they need to trust you and like you. building trust on the Internet is THE major challenge. In the real business world they see you and get to know you, on the Web it is not the same thing. You might be a world away and you won’t meet in person.

Honesty is also an important quality. I want to warn you immediately if you hope that you will build a good long lasting business online thinking that you can get away with scams and other shady plans you better stop reading right here, you are not at the right place. You have to start your Internet business with good honest motives, which are in fact the foundations of any solid business.

Now, lets think what could be a great method to start making money online. You need a product or a service of course. Offer and demand is the key. What could be a product or a service that everybody having a business on the Internet has to have. Well you are looking at the answer at this very moment! You have to have A WEBSITE! Websites are the backbone of the Internet.

Do you know which products/services have the largest demand on the Internet?

ONE of the biggest demand to have a business online is web hosting. Why? Each day millions of websites are required to present billions of pages on the Web. Each day thousands of websites are created and need web hosting to place their new pages! It is the foundation of the entire Internet, it is as simple as that. Now since everyone needs a web host to do business on the Internet wouldn’t be nice to be able to fill that need? Yes it would!

Now since your goal is to make money online, another smart rule of business is the money you spend has to be an investment. Well how about if you could get paid for your web hosting? What? Say again? Why not getting paid for your hosting. Read on… This is where the rubber hits the road.

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The Litmus Test: Don’t Lie, Cheat, or Steal
By Sally Rhys

 In life, “Truth matters”, to quote one of my favorite leaders ever, a former General Counsel with whom I worked. If you are like most people and want to sleep well at night, stay off the slippery slope. When an alarm bell rings in your mind, listen to it! It probably sounded off for a reason. Pausing to consider why the alarm went off ensures you will take time to reconsider the situation from an ethical point of view.

Definitions of fraud, describing various kinds of theft, understanding what constitutes a conflict of interest all serve to help you consciously consider ethical choices. But having this knowledge isn’t enough. You also need to have an instinct for what is right and what is wrong. If you ever have that niggling sense that something isn’t right, stop and ask someone you trust and admire to help you think through the situation.

The risky thing is to take action without really thinking about the variety of choices you are faced with on a daily basis. Sometimes, you may not even realize that your choice has an ethical side to it. You may simply see it as what is easiest for you, or what causes you the least conflict, or helps a situation keep moving forward. However, putting on ethical lenses could prevent a mis-step that you would later regret. The examples in previous articles may serve to illustrate just how easy it is to start down the wrong road without even knowing it.

While you may not be at risk of committing even a slight ethical transgression, it is amply clear from the debacle on Wall Street in the fall of 2008 that your simple ethical decisions can affect more people than you’d ever imagine. For example, you can blame the predatory lenders, or you can blame the dangerously innocent borrower, or both. Which ever way you look at it . . that the Wall Street mess was deliberately engineered by a variety of business, or that the whole mess is an example of what can go wrong unintentionally, the fact of the matter is that we all suffered. If people in any part of the equation had slowed down to consider whether what they did was right, not just was it possible, we might not find ourselves in the financial crises we are in today.

I recently finished reading Extraordinary Circumstances: The Journey of a Corporate Whistleblower by Cynthia Cooper, formerly of WorldCom. This woman, whom I was privileged to hear speak recently, is the heroine who blew the whistle on the WorldCom fraud. She recounts that her strength to blow the whistle on the huge Wall Street darling company came from lessons from her child hood. Specifically, she relates that her parents told her, “Don’t ever let yourself be bullied”, and “Think of the consequences of your actions.”

Three really simple rules can help you negotiate the sometimes treacherous times life thows at us. Follow them, and you should be in good shape:

1. Rule Number One: Don’t lie.

2. Rule Number Two: Don’t cheat.

3. Rule Number Three: Don’t steal.

I wish us all the strength to do in all circumstances what we know to be right.

Sally Rhys, MS, coaches and consults on business ethics. As the former Director, Ethics and Compliance at a $1.5B publicly traded company, her expertise will help you increase both your business knowledge and professionalism. Contact her at http://www.coachingforperspective.com

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