Get Rich Click is the ultimate source for anyone or any business looking to make money online. It is a "how-to" written by one of the country's most successful Internet entrepreneurs, Marc Ostrofsky, who sold business.com for a Guinness world record $7.5 million.

Filled with case-studies that will educate & inspire, Get Rich Click offers hundreds of practical tools for creating wealth through the web. From domain names to affiliate marketing, from eBay to making money starting with no money, from drop shipping to choosing the right keywords, from buying internet traffic to using specialized software for relationship management, Marc shares a variety of strategies that his own Internet companies use that currently generate over $75 million a year.

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As an author and speaker, Marc Ostrofsky does much more than teach how to make money online. He actually does it. Marc has raised more than $60 million from venture capitalists, has partnered with Howard Schultz of Starbucks, and owns many highly profitable Web sites such as Blinds.com, CuffLinks.com, eTickets.com, SummerCamps.com. Knowing that "domain names and Web sites are internet real estate," Marc is the owner hundreds of premium and generic domain names, including MutualFunds.com, Bachelor.com, HeartDisease.com, and Photographer.com. He helped create the domain name "resale" marketplace and is known for selling the domain name "Business.com" for a Guinness Book of World Records $7.5 million. Marc is also one of the founders of the Private Pay Phone Industry, the Private Operator Services Market, and he created the Prepaid Phone Card industry. Renowned as a "technology wildcatter" and "serial entrepreneur," Marc has appeared in hundreds of media outlets, including The Today Show, ABC's 20/20, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and USAToday.