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          The Internet actually started in 1969 as the ARPANET, a Defense Department system designed to let survivors share files after a nuclear attack. From a handful of top secret computers, it’s grown to fill more than 10 million hosts and millions of domain names.

And it’s still growing. According to a recent survey, the volume of Internet traffic is expected to double annually over the next five years. Consumers are expected to account for 60 percent of all Internet traffic over that period with the rest of the market made up of business users.

No other business tool can put the products you sell to so many people so easily. Nothing even comes close.

Imagine you know how to build a bookcase from scratch. Maybe one person in a thousand will want to know how to build the kind of bookcase you know how to build. If you’re not a well-known carpenter, no publishing company is going to touch you. It’s just not worth the marketing. On the Web, one person in a thousand gives you a potential market of 340,000 customers. If you write a book and sell it on the Web for just $10 per copy you could make as much as $3,400,000. All you have to do is tell people what you know—and tell them it’s out there. And that costs next to nothing.

You can have the greatest products in the world sold on the most beautifully designed site on the Web, but if no-one knows where it is, you’re just going to be wasting the twenty bucks or so you’re spending each year on the host. So if you have your own product Best of Luck.