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A former automobile General Manager from Long Island, New York left the business in 2004 when he was making more money in one month online than he did in one year working at one of the largest auto dealers in the USA.

The man is top internet marketer, Mike Filsaime. Mike shocked the marketing community by developing an style of viral marketing known as Butterfly Marketing. This style of marketing launched Mike, like a juggernaut, to one of the most popular names in internet marketing. just do a Google on his name and you will see thousands of pages on his name. (He shares the same last name as the executive VP for nintendo, but you will not see that name anywhere.)

In early 2006, Mike released his home study course to the world and it sold over $200,000 in sales in just 16 minutes. Selling out the entire $1.5 Million dollar inventory in less than 1 month. just a few months later, Mike's students are now making as much as $100,000 in just 7 days after applying his internet strategies.

Mike has been asked by many book publishers to Author a book called ButterflyMarketing. It is rumored that it could become a NY times best seller virtually over night and would change the way people look at viral marketing not just online, but offline as well. Mike has stated it will be a few months or perhaps a year until this would come to fruition.

For now, Mike has condensed is $1497 best selling home study course into a 100+ page manuscript that may only be available for a limited time and at

http://www.financialsuccess.ws/manuscript

It will be interesting to see how many more millionaires are made using his strategies.

Some critiques are even stating that his advertising strategies are so powerful, that soon, Viral Marketing will be referred to as Butterfly Marketing. The term, comes from the chaos theory. How one tiny, seemingly insignificant, change can have huge and dramatic affect on a given outcome over time. i.e. A butterfly flapping it's wings produces tiny changes in the atmosphere that can one day, many months later, change a sunny day into a tropical storm.

Butterfly Marketing is understanding these small changes in your business that can have you going from dead-end broke, to making Millions of dollars per year. Butterfly Marketing uses viral marketing, to leverage your current flow of traffic. Although Mike Filsaime spends less than a few thousands of dollars per year in advertising, this form of marketing could explode sales and traffic for anyone using any form of advertising once his strategies are put into the current plan.

For more information on Butterfly Marketing, and to see some of the success Mike's students have had in just a few months after learning from him. Please go to http://tinyurl.com/mhlw7.

Watch out for the name Mike Filsaime. If you haven't heard of him yet, you will. If and when he decides to publish his book, his name may be as popular in the business world as Robert Kiyosaki. only time will tell.

http://www.financialsuccess.ws/manuscript

Patrick Moore is a well known website developer, and is an expert in article writing, and providing quality content. He has over 30 sites, and every one is related to showing others how to make money. His newest site is www.financialsuccess.ws

Fuel and other energy costs continue to escalate and we may not be able to do anything about increasing fuel prices, but we can try to use less fuel by making our homes more energy efficient.

Here a a number of tips you should use to keep your home heating bills down.

Make sure you windows are properly insulated. Make sure they are well sealed and you feel no drafts coming in. You can get window insulation kits at a hardware or home improvement store.

Install ceiling fans. Heat rises, so keep the heat down in the room with a ceiling fan. They keep a room cooler in the summer when you use the reversible switch. Ceiling fans are relatively inexpensive and can save a lot in energy costs.

Close all of the doors in rooms that are not being used. Once everyone is out of the bedrooms, for example, close the doors so your furnace only has to send heat to the main part of the house.

Keep curtains and blinds drawn. You can keep them open during a sunny day to take advantage of the radiant heat and then trap it in at night to keep your home warmer by closing curtains and shades.

Install weather proofing on your doors, and put additional caulking on your windows. If you feel air coming in along the bottom of the doors, attach weather stripping. Putting caulk around the windows will stop small drafts from seeping in.

Make sure your doors are properly aligned. If your doors have shifted or sagged over time, they may be creating air spaces that will let the cold weather into your home. A snug fit will save fuel.

Get a furnace check up. Have an HVAC expert make sure your furnace is running at top efficiency. Besides the money saved on fuel, you will be happy to know that your family is safer with a clean, efficient furnace.

Change air filters. Keeping your air filters clear to make sure your heating system is giving you maximum efficiency. Clogged air filters can also be a fire hazard, so this is an important step to take. Close the vents. In the winter you want to keep cold air out, so make sure you close the circulation vents in your home once the cold weather arrives.

Make sure your attic is sufficiently insulated. Since heat rises, you want to make sure the attic is not sucking up all of your heat, but rather that the insulation is holding it and pushing it back into the home.

Just these few tips will make a difference in your home heating bills. You can learn about more tips if you go online or talk to your energy provider. Many of them provide books with fuel conservation tips, or will even do an energy audit of your home. So if you feel that you need to lower your energy bill then make a n effort, get some power tools and hand tools and get to work right away to get the job done.

Being specifically interested in hand tools, Vince Paxton authored quite some informative papers in this specific area. You can learn about his work on rigid power tools and hand tools at http://www.insidewoodworking.com