Do you Squidoo? I sure do – and I love it! And the rockin’ chick who got me into it is a very cool marketer named Tiffany Dow. She wrote this really awesome ebook all about Squidoo, which teaches people all about how to make the most of Squidoo and how to be a valuable member of the community over there. That book is called, Social Networking on Squidoo. And with that book, I was hooked! Completely hooked!

Now, however, she’s written another book about Squidoo. This time she is teaching us how to build great Squidoo lenses and sell them, or rather, flip them. Hence the name of the book, Flip That Lens. I am so excited about this new book! Tiffany has had great success flipping lenses – her teenage son has even flipped a few!

The really cool thing about Tiffany’s ebooks is that she is such a great teacher. She really takes you through step-by-step what exactly you need to do. So often, I am reading an ebook and I get to a point where I don’t know how to do something that the author is talking about and they are not explaining that crucial step. That totally does not happen with Tiffany – she never leaves you hanging. I just love the way she teaches!

Go check it out – you’ll see what I’m talking about: Flip That Lens

It is so cool to be making money online! I am really just loving it! I am helping out with the bills and it is a really good feeling. My two accounts that I operate out of, however, are not your typical bank accounts, really. One of them is PayPal and the other is through First Internet Bank. So that sometimes makes things a little tricky. I got an affiliate check in the mail the other day, for instance, and it was a check that was, obviously, written out to me. Since I don’t have a way to easily make deposits into either of those accounts, it became a ‘freebie’ for my husband. He asked me, “What do I do with this?” I told him to do whatever he wanted with it, because I couldn’t deposit it into my accounts. He has an account at a local bank here. Actually, he has two. So he either just put it in the bank, or cashed it and used it for gas, going to lunch, or whatever. I have to get a little creative working with these accounts, but, I wouldn’t give PayPal up for anything – I’ve had an account with them forever and I love them. And my FIB account is how I get paid from ChaCha.com, so of course, I’m not going to give that up. I will just probably have to open up a local account sooner or later. For now, I just dump some of my PayPal money into my husband’s account for some of the bills. And then I usually try to pay bills online or with the electronic check processing. I like the ‘new’ way of doing things, you know. Writing out a check, and stamping an envelope is so yesterday, you know?