Neil Patel is one of the most famous people in the world of Internet marketing, although he would never admit it. He is a prime example of where all of the buzz about young Internet millionaires comes from.

Neil has been written about in the Wall Street Journal as one of the most influential members of Digg.

Neil has been interviewed in Entrepreneur magazine.

His companies inlude, Crazy Egg, ACS, Quick Sprout, and whatever new project he might be involved in today.

Neil has done work for Samsung, HP, General Motors, Tompson Reiturs, Overstock, American Greetings, Zimbra, Microsoft, AOL, and others.

He is one of only a handful of people who have been asked to speak at Jeremy (Shoemoney) Schoemaker’s prestigious Elite Retreat.

On a personal note Neil is incredibly brilliant and his experience vastly outshines his years. When I have an Internet business opportunity present itself before me, I call Neil and within a few minutes he is able to shine light on the flaws that i had not noticed yet.

Neil has also been successful in attracting Venture Capital money at a time when the economy is shrinking.

Neil comes from a family with very strong values who have instilled in him a hard work ethic and a good business mind. (I am proud to say I am freinds with his foks!)

I would put myself out there by saying that virtually anyone involved in an Internet business could derive great value from sitting across a table from Neil for a few minutes.

Neil also is very good listener, and even though he is bringing in millions a year, there is nothing even the slightest bit pretentious about him, and he is always ready to help anyone who needs it.