Archive for the ‘resources’ Category
Sunday, February 7th, 2010
How many times have you paid more than you feel you should to get information you know you must have to be successful online?
The beauty of it all is that you do not have to do this – it’s ridiculous really – when online marketing and advertising how to’s and more exist right now at paper back prices.
Trust me, I have two large computer hard drives – no make that three – stockpiled with all the “advice” and “secrets” and (supposed) “directions” every marketer and advertiser needs to know. Many, many, many of them I paid WAY too much for… rehashes of the same old same old. Sad imitations of (existing Private Label Rights (PLR)?) copy either never modified or not modified enough. In other words, extremely generic information too basic to justify its expense (if new I’d be willing to pay, but not be gouged… and I’m not new to all this).
So what do I do? I rely on staying on top of things in an economical fashion.
For instance, this weekend my Dime Sale running includes seven (7) reports, up to 350 internet usage tactics, covering: (more…)
Tags: advertiser, computer hard drives, economical fashion, internet usage, marketer, marketing tactics, price category, product creation, productivity, traffic, web copy, wizard
Posted in Social Media, advertising, business, email, home study, how to, internet marketing, internet usage, marketing tools, mastering, methods, new solutions, resources, strategies, tactics | 4 Comments »
Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010
This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Mavenlink. All opinions are 100% mine.
There are many stages when it comes to client and business interfacing. There also are many strategies one can use to efficiently run one’s business. However, the folks over at Mavenlink have refined client/business interaction to a fine art.
In a nutshell, Mavenlink is ideal for:
o Businesses
o Consultants
o Service Firms
o Non-Profit Organizations.
Let’s take a quick look at what I’m attempting to express. There is you (the business), your team (if you have employees and/or additional consultants), and the vital part of this equation… your client. (more…)
Tags: business interaction, business life, business proposal, business side, client business, collaboration, convenience, dynamic interface
Posted in business, collaboration, consultants, developers, ergonomics, how to, internet usage, marketing tools, mobile marketing, new solutions, resources, small business, success | 4 Comments »
Tuesday, October 20th, 2009
Whether you currently hold down a job in the real world, are looking for a change, or are currently unemployed and wondering what’s looking good for potential employment in and outside of the state you live in, I’ve found a great place for you to start your hunt.
The ALMIS State Projections website – a work in progress – can help those within the United States determine their career path.
What you will find is an ability to do extensive searches, find statistics useful for plotting immediate and long-range goals. It’s a database website and the only “what is this all about” is summed up on their front page: (more…)
Tags: additional training, bureau of labor statistics, career decisions, career path, database website, job, jobs, national projects, occupational employment growth, state projections, u s department of labor
Posted in economics, economy, education, employment, how to, internet usage, jobs, resources | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, October 7th, 2009
Have you ever been right in the middle of a purchase, actually in the paying process, and see that little box that offers you the chance to save even more money… if you only have the appropriate promo codes?
I don’t know about you, but when I see that I do a quick search (has to be quick, I’m ordering), but finding the code can be an impossible task.
The great thing is I just stumbled across a source – should you be in the market for a personal computer or accessories and have a particular interest in the Dell computer models. You can find these same savings, promo codes, and Dell coupons yourself just by visiting that link.
While you’re there, I’d highly recommend bookmarking this website! Now the next time you’re making that online purchase, you’ll have immediate access to a wide (huge!) variety of savings for just about anything you may be about to buy. And don’t tell me that saving money isn’t a priority in these economic times. I see us all entering a whole new era where we will all be making it a top priority to spend wisely and save money every chance we get!
What better way then to give yourself a discount at the same time
Enjoy!
Tags: dell computer models, dell coupons, dell home, economic times, personal computer, saving money, top priority
Posted in common sense, computers, coupons, economics, how to, promo codes, resources, save money, shopping | 18 Comments »
Wednesday, October 7th, 2009
If you read my “Boy What a Week” and the updated version, you already know that I’ve spent the past oh two weeks now transitioning multiple wordpress blogs (with and without websites) to a new hosting service. This move has been a real eye opener in many ways. And, in all honesty, I can say that it was worth every long night and the sleep deprivation
The reason I’m bringing this up again is, of course, to let you know the answer to that burning question… “Am I happy I made the move?” The answer is a resounding, “Yes!” I’d also like to make a few suggestions that just might help you make the right selection when you go looking to change hosting or find hosting for the first time.
When you are selecting a place to host your domain there is much more to consider than just checking out the price.
You MUST make sure that: (more…)
Tags: control panel, cpanel, customer support, databases, eye opener, honesty, hosting service, interface, linux, site builder, sleep deprivation, storage memory, support group, unix, web pages
Posted in Recommendations, blogging, business, developers, hosting storage space, internet usage, pc security, resources, upgrading, webhosting | 7 Comments »