All along over the years I knew I was building something special with Veretekk. But I way underestimated how powerful Veretekk really is until I started using it.

The most powerful aspect of Veretekk is the training. I say this because as I build my new organization in the MLM opportunity I have been in for over 7 years, many are Veretekk veterans. How do I out this? The Veretekk people in my organization are organized, communicate well, build team cohesiveness and take to marketing on the Internet with exceptional results in all aspects of Internet marketing.

The non Veretekk people that have joined my organization are awkward, hard to communicate with, want to do three ways, struggle with team effort and require tremendous effort to train to work the Internet the proper way.

It is as different as night and day.

The SEO power of the Veretekk tools is unbelievable. We are taking more and more Google territory everyday. People are finding our campaign on Google and filling out our Veremail forms in record numbers. Top leaders in other opportunities are calling us and joining without resistance. MLM companies are contacting us enquiring about Veretekk and are starting to send their distributors to sign up into Veretekk to find out what Veretekk is all about.

The lead generation capabilities of Veretekk building the sphere of influence works just as I intended it to work. Every time I press the button in the Bully Pulpit we get more traffic, more Veremail forms filled out and more distributors into our MLM.

NOTE: I am not using the Hammer to do this either!

I have set up my Market centers in all my Portals and as this campaign has taken root on Google I am getting more Silver sign ups in all my Gold systems I am using for this campaign. I know they are working because my main capture site has a Veretracking code in it and it reveals massive traffic coming from the search engines, email and yes, the Market Centers! Kawabunga, Veretekk rocks.

But just like NASA this effort is also developing new technology for Veretekk. For instance I have developed what I call Blogger Drones. These drones look and act just like blogs, but are centrally controlled from the Veretekk back office RSS FEDD center. I have developed what I call Super Blogs, again the are real Wordpress blogs but are constantly updated with new content from, you guessed it, the Veretekk back office.

The Platinum concept we shared with you several weeks ago was born from this campaign. I have 20 Veretekk Gold systems now. As I am going through the process of swarming them together, controlling the blog systems with each of those accounts, transferring my leads from account to account to send out my marketing newsletters, a new idea is taking root. So today tell me what you think about this.

The Platinum Control Panel:

I am seeing a need, and we can build it, to have a centralized control panel to manage all the Veretekk system I have from one login, in one Veretekk Gold system. Thus allowing me to control all the Veretekk Gold systems I have usernames and passwords for. This will allow me to send my Bully Pulpit out everyday to all the data in the entire group of Veretekk sites this controls. This will allow me to automate swarming the entire portfolio of Veretekk Portals this represents instead of having to do them all by hand. This will allow me to access all the RSS FEED blogs from one location instead of having to log into each account to do it. This will allow me to set up Sequential letters for my auto responders from one location. This will allow me to set up my Market Canters from one location.

This concept will save me hundreds of hours and give me the capability to accelerate my communications, configuration and SEO process.

I am also considering adding the new up and coming Silver SEO accounts as well. I am also considering adding a web page builder similar to Free-Page but allowing it to write those pages into everyone of my Traffic Portals, without the need of verification and without the template having the same format like Free-Page but instead the design being completely controlled by you. I am also considering adding thousands of Blogger Drones into the system with new domains we already own with your username sub-domain.

It wont be cheap, it wont be for everyone and it will take a significant amount of effort to build this Platinum Control Panel. But I want it and I need it and therefore it will get built. It will pay commissions to your Veretekk Gold up-line.

So let's discuss this baby today and let me know what you think!

Honestly, I am manually doing this and so are a great number of Veretekk members in my MLM deal and we are literally exploding. In less than 60 days we have created more directors in this deal shattering the records. We have exploded the organization to over 5000 in membership. This is Good Business!

2. The Internet Entrepreneur Chronicles I

Entrepreneurialism is founded on the premise of free thinking individuals. Merit, success, hard work and individual prosperity is rewarded to those who maintain focus and discipline creating a venture that benefits all and the belief in unlimited wealth. That is the essence of Capitalism. Capitalism allows free enterprise to take place and businesses to flourish. It's value is simply based on one thing, the free voluntary judgment of the consumer. Capitalism offers the freedom of choice.

There has been a slow erosion of Capitalism, a shift towards a more all inclusive system that "shares the wealth". The premise is based on the fact that there is a limited amount of wealth to be shared in the world. It must be equally divided thus the work be equally divided. There is no penalty for not meeting the minimum requirement and no reward for individual merit. The mere idea of "shared wealth" minimizes the reward to the hard worker and encourages a dulling of creativity. Now, if you were offered a job that told you no matter what you do, you get paid. You don't get paid more or less than anyone else. There is no additional pay for overtime, but you receive your benefits like everyone else. Sounds secure doesn't it, sounds like an easy way to earn a paycheck. Sounds like Socialism.

Socialism is a utopian ideal that kills free enterprise. It stifles creativity and the entrepreneurial spirit. In Americas's Silicon Valley there were no new IPO's for the second quarter in what was once America's second industrial revolution. There was only One new IPO in the third quarter. Clearly there is a slow down in the economic growth to put it mildly. Complicated tax codes and bureaucratic penalties for doing business in the United States has forced many Industries to outsource or outright leave for kinder shores.

The Internet is the last bastion for the free thinker, the maverick, the maker of dreams that is the Entrepreneur. It is untouched by the bureaucracies of our governments. It offers unlimited wealth for those who are disciplined and work to create innovative opportunities. It reaches every country, every shore, every nook and cranny where the free thinker may exist. Every day, a new dreamer is born ready to live the dream that we here in America created in 1776. The world is a much smaller place with the innovation of the Internet; we don't know where the next Einstein, Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison or Bill Gates will crop up. But as long as the Internet remains the realm of the Entrepreneur, they will be found, cultivated and grown. Capitalism is the hope and dream of many around the world searching for freedom. Wealth and prosperity for the individual IS possible as long as we keep this beacon of light burning strong.

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Entrepreneurs are turning their dreams of today into the source of wealth and prosperity of Tomorrow for all.

The Marketing Strategy Behind Its Good Business

Its Good Business is a group of like minded business professionals offering a marketing strategy that has proven to be effective in generating long term wealth creation with their buy customers cooperative business model.

You are invited to attend an informational webinar by Veretekk CEO Thomas Prendergast and others, to educate yourself and prepare for the new age of Internet marketing.

Meetings are held Saturdays at 1pm PST and Wednesdays at 7pm PST visit Its Good Business and use the password: prophet

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Corie Wallace - Marketing Strategy Specialist
Its Good Business Sales and Marketing Director
From Marketing Strategies to Online Sales Techniques,
Search Engine Optimization and Effective Promoting on Google
Phone: 508.801.6290
Skype: corie.wallace
Email: cwallace@coriewallace.com
Its Good Business
Certified Veretrainer


3. The Beacon of Light
ITS GOOD BUSINESS


The Beacon of Light

Written by Corie Wallace - Marketing Strategy Specialist


Have You Ever Seen the Face of God?


I have. I am one of the lucky few. He did not show himself to me in an image of Fire or an image of a Mighty Man. He showed himself as the lamb. In the image of a man in a wheel chair. A man in a wheel chair with cerebral palsy. A man left abandoned hoping that a stranger would offer him help.

His will was strong, you could sense the fire within his soul, you could sense his mighty power, it was only his body that had betrayed him. He asked each person as they walked by for assistance and aid, all ignored him, shunned him, and looked the other way. He did not waiver. He remained steadfast.

Finally, a blessed woman stopped to listen although her friend tried unsuccessfully to have her move on. Her dark skin glowed around her face as if she wore a halo. She was to be his guardian angel. He told her of his plight. He had been dropped off by an assistance vehicle service in the wrong area. The driver did not pay attention to the address and simply left him. He was lost and alone. This angel of a woman, armed with her cell phone took action. He provided the number to the service and his id code and she listened, called and demanded they return immediately and drive him to his correct destination.

She stayed with him until he was safely on his way.

She had been tested and deemed worthy.

The scene played out before me. As I sat there, I became filled with a sense of overwhelming peace. I said to myself "so shines a good deed in a weary world". I walked passed the woman and told her "God bless you Angel". I have been changed ever since. There is a sweet smell in the air, the sky is bluer, the clouds are puffier and whiter, the sun shines brighter.

See, I was meant to witness this act. I was outside in that spot for 15 minutes only never to return there for the rest of the day. A portal, a window in time. I know now that our humanity is not lost, that it does still exist.

Why do I share this story?

For I vow, if you reach out, I will be there.

If you fall, I will catch you.

You have a choice who you do business with, how you conduct yourself, who you work with, who you spend your time with.

If you choose me, I will care, make you proud, help you succeed and grow.

That is my shinning good deed in a weary world and my promise to you.

ItsGoodBusiness join the beacon of light and hope.

Corie Wallace - Marketing Strategy Specialist
Its Good Business Sales and Marketing Director
From Marketing Strategies to Online Sales Techniques,
Search Engine Optimization and Effective Promoting on Google
Phone: 508.801.6290
Skype: corie.wallace
Email: cwallace@coriewallace.com
Its Good Business
Certified Veretrainer


4. Europe's big banks aim to profit from Wall Street's losses
VILLIERS-LE-MAHIEU, France: Late last month, with Wall Street in disarray, American bankers watched anxiously as the fate of the $700 billion U.S. bailout proposal hung in the balance. A continent away, a few of their French counterparts gathered just outside Paris at a 17th-century chateau and confidently laid out plans for a global landscape where many once-formidable U.S. competitors and some weaker European banks have vanished.

"With fewer players in the U.S. and in Europe, clearly there is an opportunity for Société Générale," Frédéric Oudéa, the company's chief executive, told top executives from the bank amid a serene setting of ivy-covered walls and classical statuary. He ticked off sectors where his bank expected to make inroads, including investment banking and equity derivatives.

Executives at Europe's still-solvent giants see a rare opportunity to crack businesses long-dominated by more nimble American firms brought low by the crisis on Wall Street.

The knowledge that Europe, on the whole, generally stuck with its broad "universal" bank approach and never fully bought into the stand-alone investment banking model that has now collapsed provides a reassuring backdrop for its executives.

Europe's banks still have plenty of problems, of course. On Saturday, President Nicolas Sarkozy will host a gathering of European leaders in Paris in an effort to formulate a coordinated response to the credit crisis, which has already pushed Germany, France, Belgium, Britain, Iceland, Ireland and Greece to shore up lenders in their countries. European Union officials are seeking to strengthen regulatory oversight of a banking industry where national borders are increasingly blurred.

But while European banking giants have taken their hits - a trading scandal in January cost Société Générale €4.9 billion, or $6.8 billion at current exchange rates, and UBS has written down tens of billions of dollars in toxic mortgage debt - there is already evidence of a shift on Wall Street.

In the prime brokerage business - holding assets, clearing trades and providing financing and back-office services for hedge funds - Credit Suisse, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and UBS say a tidal wave of money has poured into their coffers in recent weeks from clients nervous that other U.S. companies might follow the downward arc of Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns.

"We had massive inflows," said Alex Ehrlich, global head of prime services for UBS. Ehrlich said his firm was poised to take over the No.3 ranking in prime brokerage, filling the position Bear Stearns once occupied behind No.1 Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.

"We were just deluged," Ehrlich said, with "tens of billions" coming in without the need to call around and pitch services. "We were working very hard to accommodate clients, and trying at the same time to make sure we didn't screw anything up in processing record volumes."

To be sure, even for the strongest financial institutions, banking is not an easy business to be in right now and it could very well get worse before it gets better. And once the current crisis is over, banks in both the United States and Europe will be subject to more regulation and tighter capital requirements, a sure-fire recipe for lower profits.

But even before a new framework is sorted out, leading European banks - like the surviving American giants Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase - are preparing to take advantage of their more diversified stature to become global predators.

Klaus-Peter Müller, chairman of Commerzbank and the Association of German Banks, said the universal bank model was looking better by the day, thanks to the multiple pillars that support its business. "Usually when one pillar suffers, the others do better," Müller said. "Seldom do all sectors of a universal bank do badly."

Barclays, the British banking giant, acquired the North American investment banking and capital markets units of Lehman, along with its New York offices, for $1.75 billion in U.S. Bankruptcy Court late last month. That is far less than such businesses were worth only a few weeks ago.

On Wednesday, the French bank BNP Paribas completed its acquisition of Bank of America's prime brokerage business, giving it new entree in a business long-dominated by the likes of JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs.

"People are now coming to us," said BNP's chairman, Baudouin Prot. "It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity."

Where they are not coming, European banks are not shy about going after them. Deutsche Bank's poaching of prime brokerage clients from Morgan Stanley and Goldman was forceful enough that it got a polite but firm word from regulators, an executive with the bank said. With the crisis this bad, Deutsche was told, we need you to ease off.

Deutsche is also casting about for a good acquisition in asset management in the United States, the executive said, requesting anonymity because no targets had been settled on yet. Opportunities abound with the turmoil at industry giant Merrill Lynch, which was taken over by Bank America, the executive said. Asset management is hard for a European company to build up from scratch in the United States.

Deutsche also secured its footprint in the ultra-stable European consumer banking business by seizing a controlling stake last month in Postbank, a German company that was once a stodgy state-owned business.

The Continent's insurance executives have more than a little swagger about them as well.

European insurers watched the near-collapse of the titan of the industry, American International Group, with a sense of awe that quickly turned into anticipation at the prospect of snapping up the juiciest bits of what was left.

"Insurance suddenly looks like a pretty attractive business to be in," said Paul Achleitner, chief financial officer at Allianz, which is based in Munich.

He said that with his company's revenue heavily weighted toward Europe, Allianz was interested in acquiring parts of AIG's business in Asia, though he declined to be more specific. Across town, the reinsurer Munich Re, which also competes in the primary insurance business, said it would look for deals in Asia and Eastern Europe.

With AIG's outlook still murky, German insurers are not the only ones that stand to profit. AXA of France, Aviva of Britain, Generali of Italy and Swiss Re are other big insurers that could bid for the pieces of AIG that are essentially owned by the U.S. government, analysts and executives said.

Warren Buffett, whose investment company, Bershire Hathaway, has stakes in several insurers, is likely to be one U.S. survivor, European executives acknowledged. Buffett's companies invest insurance premiums more aggressively than most American insurers, an approach that is actually more in line with European practices, Achleitner pointed out.

"I think insurance will be an industry where at the end of the day the majority of the leading players are in Europe," said Achleitner said. "We'll have to see about the Asians."

In good times and bad, banks frequently raid each other for talent. But with the downturn on Wall Street being called the worst since the Depression, European banks are in a better position to prowl the globe for talent that can be had more cheaply than in the past.

Prot, the BNP chief executive, said his bank typically did not typically offer the outsized pay packages once common at Lehman and other U.S. firms. But that does not matter now.

"We are seeing résumés from people that might have gone to investment banks that have now disappeared," Prot said. "Lehman had good talent."

Deutsche Bank snapped up a Lehman managing director, Maarten van Berckel, as managing director for global banking in the Benelux countries. UBS, despite its extensive write-offs from bingeing on subprime mortgages and the continuing U.S. investigation into its tax avoidance practices, has also hired 26 financial advisers from Lehman, bulking up the presence of its wealth management unit in New York as well as San Francisco and Los Angeles.

The hiring on Wall Street hints at a long-term faith in the United States that many Americans seem to lack these days. European banks may not swallow banks whole, but they are betting on the resilience of the country, the world's largest economy.

"The United States will come back, and European banks may use the change to take on a few good people and build that up," said Christian Strenger, a board member of DWS Investment, Deutsche's asset management business. "The United States is very flexible in these things, and what is the drama today is the opportunity tomorrow."

But the Wall Street of tomorrow is likely to be very different from today, ruled by more strictly regulated big banks with fingers in many different operations around the globe.

"The market today is choosing the business model for the future," said Séverin Cabannes, co-chief executive officer of Société Générale, "and voting for the universal banking model."

Carter Dougherty reported from Frankfurt.

5. Its Good Business
The Internet Entrepreneur Chronicles

The effects of Europe's economies during the great depression are eerily similar to what we are seeing today. Still recovering from the hardships of WWI, Europe was ill prepared for the financial shift that was about to occur. Large exports of American capital had helped sustain Europe during the 1920's leading up to the worldwide crash. Vestitures in US securities, the weight of American loans and obligatory reparations by Germany had sent an influx of monies from Europe flowing into American securities. When Black Friday hit, Europe was immediately affected. We saw Isolationism, Nationalism, Communism, Fascism, Marxism and Socialism with their economic ideology permeating through their respective countries.

Exactly what we are seeing reflected in todays headlines.

Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands partially nationalize Fortis 4 days ago

BRUSSELS (AFP) — The Belgian, Dutch and Luxembourg rode to the rescue of Fortis on Sunday with a 11.2 billion Euro bailout to keep the US-born financial crisis from claiming a victim in Europe.

French Economy Probably Entered Recession, Insee Says (Update1)

Oct. 3 (Bloomberg) -- France's economy, the second largest of the 15 countries sharing the Euro, slipped into recession for the first time in more than 15 years in the third quarter, according to Insee, the national statistics office.

Financial Crisis: The options for a bail-out of Britain's banks There can be little doubt now that a lifeboat is being readied for Britain's banks

America had become the financial superpower as Europe had tried to recover. With the election of FDR into the white house and America lacking the financial experience in her new role, the road to financial stability for the world economy was a rocky one. FDR ushered in program after program, spending upon spending and yet trying to balance the budget and pay down the deficit. An economic impossibility. The result for Europe? America raised tariffs impeding Europe's International trade and further impairing recovery. The only option was a departure from the Gold Standard creating a devaluation and strengthening currencies. By 1937, worldwide economies returned back to pre depression indices.

FDR was not as lucky with his recovery campaign in America. Two years into the great depression. FDR met with a controversial British economist by the name of Maynard Scott Keynes. During the depths of the Great depression, Keynes wrote a piece titled "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money." Keynes' basic idea was simple. In order to keep people fully employed, governments have to run deficits when the economy is slowing. That's because the private sector won't invest enough. As their markets become saturated, businesses reduce their investments, setting in motion a dangerous cycle: less investment, fewer jobs, less consumption and even less reason for business to invest. The economy may reach perfect balance, but at a cost of high unemployment and social misery. Better for governments to avoid the pain in the first place by taking up the slack."

FDR unfortunately did not take heed until it was finally realized that his policies were not generating the recovery that had been hoped. Now the US had entered WWII and FDR went public .As the President explained in a fireside chat, "We suffer primarily from a failure of consumer demand because of a lack of buying power." It was therefore up to the government to "create an economic upturn" by making "additions to the purchasing power of the nation."

Keynes vision of Capitalism dramatically changed the face of a suffering nation. FDR was astounded by how dedicated and productive the American people could be when given a chance to rise up and make a difference.

As with many governments, they underestimate the people they are here to serve. The power of the free thinker, the tenacity of men and the ability to drive a nation to succeed by a single act, a single voice, a single thought. Bound to one vision, to be free... freedom of choice, freedom of thought and to control ones destiny.

As the world watches this financial battle ensue, headlines emerge....

US 'no longer economic superpower' From correspondents in Berlin | September 25, 2008 THE United States will cease to be the economic "superpower" because of the financial crisis, and Wall Street and the world "will never be the same again," Germany's finance minister says.

"The long term consequences of the crisis are not yet clear. But one thing seems likely to me: the USA will lose its superpower status in the global financial system. The world financial system is becoming multipolar," Peer Steinbrueck said in a speech to parliament.

If we are to believe there is a paradigm shift in financial power going back to Europe, back to the EU, what will the social and economic responsibility for the world be? Keynes believed that any sound economy was based on the theory that a commitment to mans productivity and individuality held the key to success.

If we are to learn anything here. Keynes economic theory pulled the world out of the great depression and catapulted the United States into decades of successful growth. Only the elected leaders of the day drove it into recession when they turned to government surpluses. But, always...when Keynes principals were resurrected, the economy recovered and rebounded. Never have we seen another depression. If we are to truly become a global economy, the sound principals of hope, freedom of choice and individualism must rule the day.

Unfortunately, we hear leaders in governments ever eyeing socialism, planned economies. Governments determining peoples incomes, what jobs they can do what role that is needed and must be filled. Big government only serves those in power at the expense of the individual. The opportunity to choose to live our lives as we see fit, to better ourselves and our families way of life is diminishing.

Our hope... the Internet. Here the opportunities that the Americans overcame in the days of the great depression still live on. The spirit of the entrepreneur, the drive to succeed is here. We at Its Good Business offer that environment with the ability to band together in solidarity. Free thinkers across the globe willing to take the risk in order to live independently and yet as one.

We invite you to join our search for the entrepreneur, to join our beacon of light and hope. Break free from the constraints of economic persecution and lead the life of independence that the American dream has always offered.

Entrepreneurs are turning their dreams of today into the source of wealth and prosperity of Tomorrow for all.

The Marketing Strategy Behind Its Good Business

Get Inspired and Motivated

Please, take a moment to come and discuss our strategy to achieve financial freedom and independence on Saturdays at 1pm PST and Wednesdays at 7pm PST ItsGoodBusiness password: prophet

Its Good business.net is reaching out across the globe and connecting with like minded free thinking individuals who still believe in the dream and the entrepreneurial spirit. We have created a group who has successfully built real businesses online and we wish to share that message with you. Its Good Business is an international organization of global business professionals who's motivation is in helping anyone with the burning desire for freedom and independence achieve that dream.

6. Trivita is Good Business
Saturday meeting: 1pm - 2pm pst May 03,2008

Record shattering results in just 60 days. Heck we shattered records in the first 30 days. Meet the people and find out how we are taking an 8 year old well established little know MLM company to becoming the top producing opportunity on Google today.

Near the end of February I launched my third group in Trivita. After nearly 7 years since joining Trivita I finished the lions share of building Veretekk.

Seven years ago I joined Trivita at the urgings of my friend Ricardo Ferrari. After compelling me to go to Phoenix and meet the company I reluctantly went. I am no MLM junky. After meeting everyone at Trivita and fully understanding that the core difference with Trivita was buying customers I joined.

I spent 3 weeks back then promoting to my sphere of influence via Veretekk then I had to stop and build Veretekk and fight a divorce. I prevailed in the divorce after 4 years of bitter fighting and finished building Veretekk to my satisfaction last October.

From October 2007 I started building the campaign that is in force today. The http://itsgoodbusiness.net site being a major part in the campaign.

Intuitively I suspected that this campaign would work. After running this campaign to build this new leg under my friend Al Gonzales the results are stellar to fantastic.

In the first 30 days we produced a new Director (Al Gonzales) and scores of 2BAs, 3BAs, and 4BAs, levels that usually take years to achieve and a group volume over $30,000.

Part of our campaign is using Veretekk to grab top positions in the Google promoting all the other MLM companies out there and talking very nice about them. With the one exception that all MLM companies other than my company "Veretekk and Trivita" promote buying leads. We object to to buying leads. We tell it like it is as we just buy customers. This campaign is working. Man-O-Man it is working.

In 60 days we have produced 4 directors and even more 2BAs, 3BAs, and 4BAs. We have built over 4000 members and the group volume for March was in excess of $63,000 in volume.

The SEO campaign is kicking in and signups from Google are increasing exponentially. If you want to know more about what exactly we are doing come join us this Saturday at http://itsgoodbusiness.net at 1pm PST.

Meet the people that found us on Google and discover why this will be the last opportunity you will ever want to do. Below are a few testimonials to illustrate the results of a well planned campaign, a great team, delegation not duplication at work and a solid no nonsense approach you will find with Its Good Business and Trivita.

Viva Trivita

We just brought in a Power Partner, a couple of Jr. Power Partners, even our first international BA who is in England.

Well, if you cannot tell, we are very excited and just thrilled to be here and a part of history in the making!

Thanks to Tom for your vision, for your dedication, for all your do to support us and your expert guidance ...

Blessed to be here! The futre is so bright, we are all going to have to wear very dark shades!

Susan Bennett

Unbelievable!

Never have I worked with such a team of dedicated people; committed to the success of each and every one of us. Tremendous leadership; one of a kind business model; prestigious marketing system, coupled with priceless training from top notch people in the industry, all designed for optimum success!

I am simply beyond comprehending this whirlwind voyage thus far...Cannot wait to get up everyday, as the sun peaks up over the horizon; lets me know... I have finally found true success!

Thank you Tom Prendergast, Susan Bennett and the entire team for welcoming me aboard. I am truly blessed!

Kim Buchanan

$1000s wasted their which lead me to Veretekk wich took care of the PPC drama. This is my third year with Veretekk and 2nd as a Gold Member. The last 8 months have been particularly exciting for me learning SEO from Butch Hamilton and been guided in the right direction by Tom. My Profit Portals are covering the cost of my Veretekk Systems

And now with the IGB team I have finally hit pay dirt and have got excellent traction in the world of Network Marketing. All I have to do is post an article a day to my blogs and buy customers. Then use my Veretekk system to promote IGB where full training is given 24/7.

It was a wonderful experience to wake up yesterday morning and see a Jr Power Partner placed below me. After 6 weeks and living outside of the USA in South Africa, I already have 72 people in my organization and 10 more coming on this month so far.

I have know doubt this is my future as is already proven with IGB and the best is yet to come. Praise The Lord and our IGB team as a whole. I do not want to be anywhere else but here. The teamwork, the assistance so freely given in the Skype IGB Chat room and the IGB training cannot be bought. Not to mention our Saturday Business Presentation by Tom, makes this a breeze. It is priceless. The Internet Marketing knowledge of our members collectively cannot be beating anywhere on the web. The light is finally on.

Be Wealthy.
Shaun McClelland

I spent well over 10 years and at least $80,000 seeking an honest, ethical residual income opportunity that I could be comfortable marketing. I jumped from one opportunity to another, like an MLM Junkie, believing the hype, getting excited, thinking "This is It", only to lose interest as each opportunity's shortcomings or the head Guru's dirty little secrets were revealed.

Even if the opportunity itself was OK - one common problem with all opportunities - is that you have to find a cost-effective way to market. As a result of seeking cost-effective ethical marketing, about 18 months ago, I discovered Veretekk. Although the opportunity I was in at that time didn't last I stayed with Veretekk and began learning about the right and the wrong ways of marketing on Google.

With all the hype and losses I had taken over the years I was very skeptical and hesitant to dive in and follow anyone, even from within Veretekk. So I kind of watched from the sidelines, observing and analyzing everything for over a year. Deep down I knew that I just couldn't sell anything that I truly didn't believe in 100%.

The last 3-4 months have been particularly rewarding for me learning SEO basics from Butch Hamilton, Tom Prendergast, Wayne Harrold, and from the other excellent Veretekk Trainers. I also discovered that Tom, Butch, Wayne and others shared my disgust with all the lies and deceit so rampant on Google and within the Network Marketing industry.

When I heard about the Its Good Business (IGB) concept I hesitated due to finances, but because Tom was the Master Mind behind it, quickly decided to jump in. Boy oh Boy am I glad I made that decision! I just reached 2 Star in April and will likely reach 3 Star in May or June. I NEVER could have accomplished this by myself without the support, training, and guidance of IGB. I am totally stoked!

I'm now an Aggressive Marketer on the Blogger Team. All I really have to do is blog daily and consistently Buy Customers each month. But I am motivated to do more towards the success of this fantastic team.

Don't confuse IGB with any other opportunities. None can compare. This is not sit back and Get Rich hype but rather "Get Rich Slowly" through long term consistent TEAM effort and everyone being committed to buying customers monthly. As a result of being customer based rather than distributor heavy I fully expect the residual income we build will keep paying for many, many years, or even DECADES to come.

Isn't "Build it once - receive long term dependable residual income" what everyone is striving for?

FINALLY! - a network marketing opportunity married with a cost-effective juggernaut Google marketing system - that is WORKING - and not just for a couple people at the top! We work up line, sideline, down line, cross-line. Everyone understands that the team will all prosper together from our TEAM SEO efforts!

In addition, I am blessed to be teamed up with Wayne Harrold, one of the absolute best SEO Masters and SEO Educators on the internet today. Watch for great things to develop from our team. We are just getting started and you will see us breaking records as well.

I can only echo the sentiments of other IGB members who are also experiencing success for the first time in their Network Marketing careers. If you are reading this, and haven't looked closely at the IGB concept yet, I urge you to do so. It could be life-changing for you as it has been for me and many, many others.

Thank You Tom, Butch, Wayne, Al, and everyone working together on this unparalleled IGB team!

Sincerely,
Howard Dalton, Aspiring SEO Master
Skype: Howard.Dalton

Stop Doubting!

If you doubt what Tom is doing with Its Good Business, STOP doubting! Simply stated, the team concept of delegation rather than duplication, like we use at Its Good Business, works, and it works better than anything out there.

As a team member of IGB, my job is to blog about two MLM companies, Big Planet and Send Out Cards. Following the leadership of Tom, I blog daily about both companies. I write about how great these companies are, how good their compensation plans are, and then I explain the problem with most MLM companies; they promote buying leads to build a business.

The other day two business associates of Send Out Cards came up with an idea that would help them build their Send Out Cards' businesses, and bring in some extra cash. Their plan was to use an Internet marketing system, to capture leads, and then turn around and resell these leads to Send Out Cards' reps. Turning to Google (Isn't that where everyone searches?) to search for Send Out Cards leads, to their amazement, they found my blog, and then another, and another. They were all over the Internet. Yes folks, everywhere they turned they found my blogs and content.

Later that afternoon, my phone rang. "Hi, is this Jeff, my name is Tim, you don't know me but I'm a Send Out Cards rep." I thought to myself, here goes, someone trying to pitch me on his SOC business. This time, to my amazement, they weren't pitching me on their deal; they wanted to know what I was doing writing about SOC. We had a nice conversation, as I continued to explain what I do, and what our organization does. I gave them a web site where I posted a recorded business opportunity presentation.

After spending time listening to the recorded Saturday business opportunity presentation, reviewing the IGB site, and talking to Tom, Tim and his friend signed up with TriVita, and became a member of our IGB team. Yes folks, they both caught the vision. The same vision I believe Tom had when he set this system up. Thanks Tom!

If you still have doubts about IGB and what we are doing, doubt no more. The SEO techniques taught, in conjunction with the power of the Veretekk system, WORKS! Stop looking elsewhere, and stop wasting your time and money.

Its Good Business is where it all the #%$@ stops, and the real Internet business starts. You don't have to look any further.

Jeffrey Sloe

I thought it would be easy to write about success. As I sit here trying to find the words that describe my thoughts and feelings, I believe this may be the hardest thing I have ever wanted to write. Funny that success should produce such strong and opposing emotional reactions. It has kind of taken me by surprise but I will do my best to share what Its Good Business has done for me in just two months.

I took a huge leap of faith when Tom Prendergast finally announced that he was ready to start his marketing campaign he called "Its Good Business" marketing strategy. My heart nearly fell from my chest down to my toes when he explained the concept and his formula for success. Why? Well he actually expected people to make a commitment to success! The commitment was not just monetary either. He was asking for a commitment to the team as a whole, not just a piece of it, but to the whole team - up line, down line, sideline and cross line! When I heard his brilliant strategy fear gripped my heart and my first reaction was "I can't do this"!

I heard something else too. Through the fear and the confusion I was feeling I heard Tom say, "Paulette, you can do this but you have to make a choice. If you really want to achieve success you have to make the commitment. It's the only way!" I'd like to say the fear disappeared, but it didn't. I made a choice anyway! I chose to make the commitment Tom was asking for. I decided that I would do whatever I needed to do to be a part of his Its Good Business Marketing TEAM.

The most amazing part of this team is the unity. Everyone is working together as if we were one. Humans live for competition, and it is so refreshing to be a part of a team where the competition is to see who can give the most to the team effort! Amazing things are happening! Our team is breaking records! How do we do it? We are all committed!

With the support of the leaders above and the team below, I qualified as a Director in the company's compensation plan this month! This is an achievement that normally takes 3 years! Not only that another team member, Butch Hamilton, also qualified as director. The most amazing thing though was the number of people below us who also qualified for various levels of the compensation plan and are just a step or two behind us.

Surprisingly, the fear is still there, just below the surface. With success comes responsibility that strengthens the commitment. I took the leap of faith! What will you do?

Paulette Sherb