Marc Charles is often referred to as "The King of Business Opportunities", and he has launched more than 40 successful businesses over past 22 years (and advised on many more). One business (ad rep agency) produced more than $6 million in sales in 36 months with a start-up budget of less than $2000.
Marc began his Internet adventure in 1993 by reviewing websites for Yahoo! Unplugged, which became a best selling book, online resource and interactive CD. His website reviews (more than 7500) were featured in Wired, Bloomberg Personal, Internet World, Internet Edge, Web Digest and Business 2.0. In 1999 he developed the first email newsletter advertorial. Email advertorials continue to be one of the most powerful marketing tools on the Internet. Marc's passion is identifying great digital and Internet business opportunities for start-up entrepreneurs. He has written dozens of top selling ebooks and money making courses including China Wholesale Secrets.
Read Marc Charles's previous newsletter articles below:
Alibaba.com is the largest and most successful import/export marketplace for entrepreneurs in the world. It boasts more than 24 million members in 200 countries. And it facilitates more than $5 billion in import/export transactions each year – everything from sleeping bags to cement mixers. This makes importing a viable way for you to generate [...]
By Marc Charles | Wed, Jul 15, 2009
With Google AdSense, you can run Google advertising on your website or blog – and get paid every time your visitors click on those ads. There are hundreds of ways to drive traffic to your website. Some of them are free, and others cost money. The trick is to get “targeted” traffic. By that, I mean visitors [...]
By Marc Charles | Tue, Jul 7, 2009
Aging baby boomers are driving a multibillion-dollar market, according to a recent study by MarketResearch.com. And there’s a big opportunity for you to tap into the trend. I’m talking about the “cosmeceutical” industry. (”Cosemeceutical” is a combination of two words: cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.) Examples of cosmeceuticals include skin- and hair-care products, anti-aging creams, and moisturizers [...]
By Marc Charles | Mon, Jun 29, 2009
You know what a stored-value card (SVC) is, right? You’ve seen racks of them near the checkout counters at Walmart, Sam’s Club, Home Depot, Rite Aid, and thousands of other retailers. You probably call them gift cards. And you’re probably familiar with phone cards, too.
By Marc Charles | Wed, Jun 24, 2009
You can offer legal services on the Web - and, get this, you don’t have to pass a bar exam! You don’t even need a law degree or any real legal experience. The opportunity I’m talking about calls for selling legal services and documents on the Web as an affiliatefor established companies.
By Marc Charles | Tue, Feb 3, 2009
Finding a reliable source of side income is practically a "must do" these days. Of course, you may be daunted by the idea of setting up a business, creating a product line, finding a pool of customers, and marketing your product.
By Marc Charles | Tue, Jan 6, 2009
Today, I’m going to tell you about one of the hottest rising trends out there - and why you should get in on this opportunity now. I’m talking about the business of graphic design.
By Marc Charles | Mon, Oct 27, 2008
Did you know that you can get paid for asking questions? It’s true! And in the process you’ll meet interesting people, make powerful contacts in various industries, and, most important, be doing “work” that is fun and easy.
By Marc Charles | Thu, Oct 2, 2008
A simple 10-word question. That’s all you need to increase sales, close deals, and cement profitable relationships with clients and customers.
By Marc Charles | Wed, Aug 27, 2008
Aging baby boomers, who are retiring in droves these days, are fueling a $20 billion mega-market because they want to look and feel younger. The market I’m talking about is nutraceuticals and cosmeceuticals. And you can make a lot of money selling these products on the Internet or by direct mail - even if you have limited capital to invest.
By Marc Charles | Mon, Jul 20, 2009
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