The Abunza Guy Blog

There are 5 ways for you to win...

1: You win when you’re comfortable. This person’s primary goal is to just go through life as comfortably as possible. They don’t want stress. They don’t want to be pushed or challenged. They don’t like conflict. The just want to go through life on cruise control, hanging out with their friends, and having a good time. Everything they do is designed to support their pursuit of comfort.

This is your average, life-long employee who’s more than happy to have a safe, stable, comfortable job.

I've been debating whether or not to write this email for about two weeks now because I know that quite a few people will wrongly be offended by it, and that my inbox will be flooded by derogatory responses.

Then my new issue of Perry Marshall's Newsletter arrived in my mail box, and I changed my mind...

Here's the introduction to the newsletter:

"You know what's wrong with the internet?

There is huge interest in the mysterious art of SEO, or Search Engine Optimization. There shouldn’t be. The fact of the matter is it’s not rocket science, and anyone can do it. Even you. If you are a complete beginner to online marketing and want get more traffic from Search engines, this post is for you. Read on….

1. Write About Relevant Content.

The Abunza Elite package will be priced at $2,497 and pay out 100% commission: $1,997 on direct sales, $500 override. The target launch date is June 1st.

The owners of Abunza have worked out a deal with DrudgeReport.com and are giving us 50% more traffic than we had before.

You've reached the Abunza Guy blog because you are looking for a way to make good income online. You've found it! Abunza is a fairly new company that allows you to earn $947 commissions on the sale of the Abunza Pro package. In addition, you can also earn an additional $250 for each sale anyone on your team makes. So if you were to make 5 sales this month, that would be $4,735. Not bad. Now lets say each of those 5 people only made 2 sales each. That's an extra $2,500 in your pocket and you didn't even lift a finger.