Predicting the Next Google Like Phenomenon On the Internet Will Make Some Companies Very Wealthy

May 10, 2005 -- The face of the internet is changing and those companies who can predict where it is going next will reap immense profits according to Mike Mograbi author of the e-book 378 Internet Marketing Predictions newly revised for 2005 - 2006.

In the book, which is available from www.booksxpres.shorturl.com Mike takes a close look at the future trends in main stream marketing on the internet. These are trends which he claims are emerging all around you right now but which you just might have failed to spot.

Big companies such as Coca Cola, Sony Ericsson, Puma, Time Warner, however, have already spotted these trends and are quietly ramping up their efforts to take advantage of them. But in 378 Internet Marketing Predictions Mike claims even the smallest businesses can do the same .

Issues and topics which this incisive and forward looking e-book addresses include:

- the strongest, ever-bullish advertising and promotion methods available;
- the 'magnet’ that's going to attract online advertising dollars in future;
- ‘Chameleon’ advertising and what it is;
- predictions about contextual advertising and its successor;
- new forms of advertising which are going to sweep through the online world, producing great responses and generating high click-throughs and maximum revenues;
- the newest, coolest, most innovative "medium" for advertising - Coca Cola, Sony, Puma and Nokia are just a few of the big names who already know about this;
- the total, overall evolution of advertising in the on-line world;
- and more.

As the name of the e-book says, in all 378 predictions are presented and, any business, whether a small Mom and Pop store or a large corporation, can benefit from knowing even just a few of these predictions.

MarketingProductsReview.com acclaimed the book when first released in 2004 as being "the MOST important book ever released to the Internet Marketing market". Owning it Mike Mograbi says is just like having your own crystal ball that reveals the future of internet marketing.

According to him the book "is serious reading; not for 'fun and leisure.'

It is very 'dense', jam-packed with invaluable information of the highest caliber, theoretical and practical examples, case studies, and loaded with million-dollar ideas, hot tips, important advice, 'What-to-do's, and a lot more!"

For anybody trying to contact an audience avidly interested in and willing and able to buy your product or service, the final message is that, despite such teething problems as the current mountains of spam, the internet is truly still in it's infancy and its full potential as a means of communicating and forging mutually happy relationships with your customers has yet to be realised.

More information is available at www.booksxpres.shorturl.com