What do you get for the person who has everything? Freebies!

Today is your first of 12 warnings not to be last person to pick up all the free stuff from the 12 Days 2008 special going on over at Mark Hendricks’ site. If you’d like to contribute gifts to thousands of people, go on over to the same 12 Days 2008 link and follow the instructions.

Don’t make me tell you every day!

… of the Year, is now online.

You have no idea how close it came to being the last one ever…

Whew!

In this Christmas Issue:

Five Seasons Freebies
Four Traffic Weapons
Three Blogger’s Resources
Two On-Going Contest
and a Funny Chirstmas Video of Me!

Can’t wait to see you there!

I JUST turned the page back on for more Traffic Reality memberships, with immediate access to the site and the last two newsletters. And some people must have those notifiers turned on that tell them when a page has changed, because the first 12 are already gone! I was preparing to announce it in the newsletter in a few hours, but okay – go get ‘em if you want ‘em!

(And if, by chance you really don’t know what I’m babbling about, you can click the link. )

Getting a whole lotta free business related gifts. There’s over 300 of them, but it’s all over at midnight.

Some of the stuff:

• “Moron-Proof” System to “Smart” Selling ” On eBay…
• Advice from 58 of the Internet’s Top Money Makers
• Mistakes with Master Resale Rights
• Smart Google Kit
• List Building Made Easy
• “The Art of Money Getting” by P. T. Barnum
• Google Adsense Quick Start Guide

Some of these promotions have a lot of junk products in them, but this is quality stuff. That’s the reason I didn’t tell you about it before – I didn’t have the chance to research it.
If you sign up by midnight, tonight, let me know by leaving a comment, I’ll give you a free, brandable copy of Introduction to the Blog Virus on April 12th. I’m not giving this away in the promotion. It’s just for people who use my link to sign up.

Free Ebooks for learning internet marketing Basics. This should catch you up if some terms I use are unfamiliar.