At one time, the President of World Affairs council of Oregon, Portland branch of the English-Speaking Union, as well as a board member of the Oregon United Nations Association, Michael Henderson is an accomplished freelance journalist, author of numerous books and has worked in television broadcasting.

Some of Henderson’s well-known books include Forgiveness: Breaking the Chain of Hate and See You after the Duration. He coauthored a book with Patrick Anderson called Right On the Money that deals with topics like effective merchandising, cost-effective free advertising techniques, and following up with prospects. They spend over one hundred and seventy pages offering a combination of expert advice as well as various tips and suggested methods; it is a veritable compendium of sales information. Right On the Money also enables you to make use of a private ADNet Power Library, which has a selection of research tools and articles.

To deal with the ever present possibility of creating a website that is destined to fail. No matter how much money was spent on advertisements, you still have trouble getting any sort of significant web traffic. Hence, your products and services go unnoticed. It isn’t any wonder at all when many web business owners feel like they’ve wasted their money. Henderson, along with Anderson, has developed an alternative marketing system. By using the resources of their Active Storefront, you can begin making real profits. With this virtual store, you do not have to have technical know-how or advanced marketing degrees in order to start earning money. The marketing techniques are easy to implement and results come quickly.

Michael Henderson has had a lot of coverage across the spectrum of media and his articles remain in wide circulation in various publications both on and off the internet. He has received several national and local awards for his efforts and earned the respect and appreciation of people like Mother Teresa, George Will, Phillip Yancey, Bill Moyers, Marian Wright Edelman, Georgie Anne Geyer and the Dalai Lama.