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Marketing Online (aka) Internet Marketing
Which is exactly what it says it is, using the power of internet marketing to market your products, services or income opportunity. This new light of marketing has also been labeled the 21st century style of marketing.

Many successful offline marketers are now also utilizing the internet as a tool for marketing and business building. The internet has been known and used for many many things including socializing and building relationships.

In the MLM industry building relationships with other network marketers is a very important part of your networking. Sharing information such as products services, marketing strategies and tools is pretty much a great way to share valuable information.

There are many great places online to build networking relationships like facebook, twitter, linkedin, youtube and myspace. Building a long list of friends and presenting yourself as a man or women of business is a great way to brand yourself as a leader & market your products, services or income opportunity.

One of the main goals of an offline network marketer is to retrieve his or her prospects phone number or even home address, once this transaction takes place the individual is added to the marketers list of leads then the prospecting will begin.

Offline Marketers will usually ask you to some sort of seminar, conference call or home demonstration these marketers are very good when it comes to belly to belly prospecting.

Marketing online is very similar
The main goal for an online marketer is also to retrieve a phone number and email address the difference between the two is when utilizing the power of the internet finding your target audience is simply just a click away. The internet enables you to brand yourself, present your products, services & income opportunity to millions of people on the internet all across the world.

Marketing Online tools like:
Capture pages, Opt in boxes, Auto responder messages, Blogs, Social Media, Article Submitters, Video Submitters, Press Release Submitters and Sales funnels makes generating leads & Marketing Online operate like clock work.

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Money has been regarded as any record or object which is accepted generally as a payment made for the goods as well as services and debt’s repayment. There are different types of money which are mentioned below:

Money of account – Accounts for all purchases, sales and transactions of a country is expressed is called money of account. The account of public borrowing, measurement of price level,  measurement of purchasing power  externally,  measurement of value of foreign currencies are undertaken through money of account.
Actual money – Money in circulation among all the people of a country is actual money. All transactions are undertaken with this money. The paper and metallic money, which are used as medium of exchange, constitute actual money.
Paper money – The paper money is used in all countries of the world. The Central Bank of a country is given the exclusive monopoly power of issuing the paper money. When 100 % gold or metallic reserves are maintained against the circulation of paper money it is called ‘Representative paper money’. The paper money which can be converted to metallic money or metals is called ‘Convertible paper money’.  paper money cannot be converted into metals in case of ‘Inconvertible paper money’.
Metallic money – Money made of metals such as copper, silver, gold etc. is known as metallic money. There are two types of metallic money, they are:
Full value money – If the metallic value or intrinsic value of money is equal to its face value it is known as full value money. The full value money is also called standard money.
Token money – If the face value of money is higher than its metallic value it is known as token money. All metallic money circulated in present time is the token money.
Fiat money – Money issued by the authority of the government is fiat money. The paper money and the metallic money are examples of fiat money. The face value of such money is higher than its intrinsic value.
Legal tender money – Money which is acceptable as per rule or law is legal tender money. The acceptability of money is backed by force of law. None can refuse to accept the legal tender money as a means of exchange. In case, if somebody refuses, he may be punished by law.
Non legal tender money – Money which is used in transactions but does not posses any legal authority is called as non legal tender money. The widely used bank cheques in modern times are an example of non legal tender money. It lacks general acceptability, because its acceptability is not obligatory. The people may or may not accept such money.

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