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For anyone not familiar with Ed Dale (hails from Australia, same as me) he is instrumental with the 30 Day Challenge and Dominiche (the art of buying and selling websites). This Net Marketer is the most generous with his time and resources that enables everyone to have a go at creating a website and making money online, even if it is only $10 a month to start with. The tools he has given and advice is second to none, given freely to prepare and empower people to make money online. If you are wanting to start at an easy pace and have everything step by step for you, this is the place to go www.thirtydaychallenge.com
The videos he gives are hilarious and incorporates a stuffed koala bear and his famous guitar collection. I think he is a hoot!
The best thing about Ed Dale is he is approachable. Not many marketers are accessible in answering a simple question or they don’t email you back even if you compliment them. Ed Dale is one of the few genuine Mr Nice Guy’s. I personally emailed him a couple of times, and was pleasantly surprised when he emailed back within a couple of days.
This is what Net Angels is all about, a stand up and clap for all the NICE marketers and people on the Net who are willing to help anybody and who are genuine in their efforts to advise and tutor people with their knowledge and skills.
Ed Dale is one of the first of many Marketers that I have come across and one of the many who I have tried and tested.

When you are on your own in the world of the internet, a lot of time is spent reading, researching trial and error and a lot of mistakes. There are so many things to consider when posting on the web or just making a simple website. Simple for some people maybe, but most people out there, even the most basic task can be daunting especially as the consequences of not getting it right can be catastrophic. For example, I have had enough trouble these last couple of weeks trying to implement more than one word press site within my server. According to documentation this is a relatively easy task, however if you have never come across some of the wordings they use to explain in simple terms, this can be a long and drawn out exercise. Especially when it involves databases as I found out. These are notoriously tricky, temperamental and very fussy pieces of software that for the most part save you tremendous amounts of time, however when you don’t know what you are doing, as in my case I didn’t; then you had best get someone in to help you unless you want to learn everything and do it yourself. During the course of my learning and research I discovered that there are many people who will help you just for a simple thank you.