oct 10 newsletter Hi, What a hectic couple of weeks it has been. Have you had the same experience? We're not sure what it is - perhaps kids being back in school, major league baseball playoffs (in the US), the USA Presidential Election or what, but time seems to be flying and things are REALLY getting busy! Hopefully you are busy and productive too! Dave and Skip =========== Are you ready to get busy with your Internet marketing plans? One of the single biggest challenges people have is trying to find quality niche markets in which to build a website and marketing strategy around. There are dozens, if not hundreds of websites out there that can help you find keyword phrases and how many times they are searched. We have been using a "secret weapon" site that helps us make decisions on which markets to pursue. We're going to give this to you fully knowing that we may be shooting ourselves in the foot and creating more competition for ourselves.  But we're counting on the fact there are thousands of niche markets, and that by helping you, we're building a bigger market all the way around. Go here to fine your ideal niche market: http://www.nichebot.com/ Remember though:  you cannot tell anyone else about this site, ok? =========== Many of our readers are still in the learning stages of how to build web sites, learning HTML and getting their own web presence. While we have packed the IWT website with tons of free information and advice, many of our visitors overlook one of the finest tools available to get you going on building your websites. http://www.instant-web-site-tools.com/ We have had the fine blessing of helping dozens of new webmasters to get started.  Take a look at the tool that is build for the newbie: http://www.instant-web-site-tools.com/html-help.html Heck, this tool is solid for mid-level web developers. =========== Windows Tips - File Management One of the things many Windows users experience is misplaced files on their hard disk.  Wow....can we relate to that!  The ability to organize and manage your files on the hard disk is paramount to convenience and productivity. It continues to surprise us how many people don't know about Windows Explorer.  In all of the versions of Windows released in the last 5 years, they have a program called Windows Explorer, which is a fairly comprehensive file manager.  It's free and already on your system! Why should you use it? You probably know that Windows has a default for all file downloads to a folder named "My Documents".  While that is a nice thing for Microsoft to have done for us, the My Documents folder is buried under several meaningless layers of other folders. Launch Windows Explorer by going to Start | Programs | Accessories | Windows Explorer Alternatively, if you have a Windows key on your keyboard, you can simply press that key and the letter E to launch the program. When Windows Explorer launches, it shows you your computer's resources on the left side.  Clicking any of the folders will display their contents on the right. Our tip for you is to create your own folder / folders under your C drive and then begin to organize sub folders as you would in a real world file folder system. To do this, highlight the "Local Disk C" under My Computer.  Then go up to the File menu, select New, then Folder.  You will be allowed to enter your own folder name. For example, on my system I have a folder named Master.  Under that folder exists about 15 other main organized folders, which each contain various documents, web projects, graphics, photos etc. If you store all your files under that directory / folder, you can easily back up your data, know where to find it and retrieve it easily. =========== In our next issue of Instant Newsletter, we'll tell you some more insider secrets in the search engine optimization space, give you a tip on one of the hottest, yet least known software tools that can help you find anything on your hard disk and more. =========== IN CLOSING If you want to subscribe to the newsletter click here. We thank you for your support. Please send ideas, comments and feedback to us here Until next time, Sincerely, Dave and Skip