1. What is the best method to research one's business idea?
2. Has the word "free" lost it's effectiveness?
3. How does marketing differ from advertising?
4. Isn't direct response and direct mail the same thing?
5. How do people decide who to buy from?

Free software from Google
that we REALLY like...!!

For your convenience: below are some useful links to resources that most new website owners will need. We have listed companies that we have personally used and find doing business with them easy.

Online Payment systems:

1. We recommend 2checkout. They charge a one time set up fee of $49 USD, $0.45 per sale, and 5.5% of sale amount. They do not have any monthly fees, statement fees, or hidden charges, which many other online merchants do. They are very reliable, 100% secure and user friendly. To sign up for your account, or more information, click here for 2checkout.com. 
2. Many people ask us about using Paypal. Paypal is free to set up, and charges $0.55 per sale, and 2.9% of the sale amount and $0.50 if you want to withdraw funds to Canadian bank accounts that are less than $150. More information on Paypal here.

Members Area:

We have an extensive list of excellent resources along with their benefits and uses. They are available to customers of Adsolution. If you have not attended one of our workshops and would like to get access to this members area, please contact us for details. For a small fee we will be happy to send you a username and password.

Good Reads:
 

Secrets of the Millionaire Mind. A must-have book for any entrepreneur. Limited edition comes with $2590 in free bonuses! #1 National Bestseller - New York Times, USA Today, Wall Street Journal

This book is truly worth it for any business or entrepreneur. John Caples is one of advertising's greats, the author of many people's choice for the most successful ad of all time*; Vice President of BBDO for many years; and AdAge's #21 on its list of 100 Top People of the 20th Century. The world's most prestigious creative marketing award is named after him: The John Caples International Award.  * "They Laughed When I Sat Down At The Piano..." written for the U.S. School of Music by Caples in 1921.