Internet Marketing Pioneer, Michael "Zappy" Zapolin Releases Internet Warrior System

Announcing the release of the Internet Warrior System by Michael "Zappy" Zapolin. The system describes in detail how Zappy made himself a multi-millionaire buying and selling domains like Diamond.com, Beer.com, Music.com and CreditCards.com.

The system contains:

A Hardcover Book (ISBN: 978-0-615-28632-7) Free $49.95 Domain Appraisal (valued at $49.95) Free Annual Subscription to Internet Warrior Marketing Tools (valued at $99.95) Two DVD Tutorials Over $500 in Coupons The Internet Warrior System (http://www.InternetWarrior.com) is an instruction manual and personal adviser that provides detailed real-life examples of how Zappy and hundreds of others have used the system to:

Find the best possible Domain Name Get traffic to your site Make money from that traffic Find affiliate marketing opportunities Create e-newsletter income In short, Zappy's new Internet Warrior System gives everything needed to start or jump-start a successful internet marketing business.

High profile celebrities and entrepreneurs are endorsing the Internet Warrior System.

Deepak Chopra, founder Chopra Health Center says, "In my own business, I have appreciated (Zappy's) direct marketing insights and benefited from the strategic relationships he has helped me create." Jeff Taylor, founder of Monster.com says, "Investing in domain names, looking at domains as a way to create a business, Mike Zapolin has lots of answers." Bob Bly, Copywriter/Internet Marketing Strategist says, "When it comes to making money on the Internet, Zappy is the real deal, making millions of dollars with his websites. Who better to learn from?" Mike "Zappy" Zapolin, one of the early pioneers of e-business and a self-made Internet multi-millionaire, is the co-founder and CEO of Internet Real Estate Group and the visionary behind such leading Internet brands as Beer.com, Computer.com, Music.com, Debt.com, Creditcards.com, and Diamond.com. Zappy has been featured on NBC's Today Show ... TV networks ABC, CBS, CNBC, and CNN ... and in newspapers and magazines including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Business Week, Success, LA Times, Miami Herald, AdWeek, and the Boston Globe.

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