Look at those new unemployment numbers for the month of October – almost 240,000 newly unemployed workers, added to the total of about 1.3 million for the year so far.

Makes the economy more and more dismal!

With these huge numbers of people now out of work, many are going to hit the internet and search out new opportunities and many of those are going to look into online businesses.

For established marketers, these new opportunity seekers represent a growing market of interested buyers for their products.

Of course there are also going to be many marketers ready to pounce on these unemployed opportunity seekers  as easy targets.

A buyer’s arm is not literally being twisted to get them to buy a marketer’s product, no matter how many emails he sends out highlighting the greatness his product will bring once an interested visitor (buyer) does click the key to buy.

But buyers are in an easier-than-usual mode for buying now and they will likely buy quicker because they feel desperate to get something going.

They know online marketing works.   They hear it all the time.  Emails are blasting that to them constantly.

Many will buy products and put their hopes into the products.  Many buyers will fail at making a successfull business out of their product purchases.

Many will buy, but only a few will succeed.

That fact alone is the good news for existing online marketers because the “buyers market” is expanding.

Let’s hope online marketing’s reputation doesn’t bring in a lot of new, unscrupulous marketers acting as sharks would waiting for more bait to fall their way.

If you are a good, reputable online marketer, you’re going to have a lot of eager people ready to follow your program.

Your new buyer’s success is a great thing for them – and it is a great thing for you and your own future continuing success.

Here’s to everyone’s success in these rough economic times!

Jackie