Friday, February 20, 2009
Regular Developer or iPhone Developer?
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Slow Down and Learn the Basics. 3 Ways to Be a Success With Information Marketing
Take the time to look at and learn the many ways to drive traffic to your website(s) and product(s). Some methods are completely free but some can drive you to the poor farm rather quickly. Decide which ones appeal to you and give you the best results while taking up the least of your time. One way to speed up the learning curve is to have a mentor. This can simply be another person whom you have gotten to know who also does information marketing that you respect and have been following. Another option for a mentor is to contact a favorite online marketer and ask them a few questions. Pick someone who's emails you have been reading and who you believe is approachable, not someone who is so successful that they won't have time to talk to you. Perhaps that person has a coaching program that you could invest in. Many newbie marketers use this particular method and find that their successes come much quicker. Watch what they do, what they say in their emails and how they say it, how their websites are set up, what business model they follow, etc. Another option for a mentor is to contact a favorite online marketer and ask them a few questions. Learning how to drive traffic to whatever website you are promoting, whether it's your own, an affiliate product, or AdSense ads, is the most important thing you need to learn. If you were in college to get a 4 year degree in 'Successfully Making Money On The Internet', the subject of marketing would be covered 3 out of the 4 years. It's that important.
Is My Replicated Website Doing my Business Any Good?
Branding Basics - The Top Five Warning Signs It's Time to Hire a Company Naming Consultant
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Increase the Number of Backlinks to Your Site With Directory Submission
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Finally Work From Home and Be Successful
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Steps to Becoming a Successful Affiliate
Friday, February 13, 2009
Are You Limiting Your Business To 6 Figures?
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Outsourcing Your Internet Marketing: What Can I Outsource In My Internet Marketing Business?
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Increase Your SEO to Increase Your Bank Account
Monday, February 9, 2009
How Much More Money Do you think Internet Marketing
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Article Distribution Service - Effective SEO
Friday, February 6, 2009
10 Tips To Make Working From Home More Productive.
Goals are much easier achieved if you set out a plan to achieve them. This includes the small daily goals like calling that contact about that new joint venture idea you have. I'm sure you have already heard this, but good goals are measurable, relevant, timely, and attainable. When the horn blows and it's time to turn off the computer and go to your child's choir concert, be there with them in the moment. If your mind is at home thinking about the task you didn't quite finish or the project you're starting tomorrow, you're not truly with your child. All of those things are fantastic pros to owning your own business and working from home. However, there is a dark side. There is the tendency to get sidetracked from the work that generates a profit and puts food on your table to the work you would maybe rather do at the moment like build that deck in your back yard, work on your car, or ugh…do the laundry.
There is also the tendency to lose track of time researching for your business or taking care of tasks that may be better suited for a different time or even handled by a different person. All of these sidetracks, and many more, will take away from your daily productivity and essentially end up affecting your bottom line.
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Why Companies Rely On Professional Employment Organizations and Outsourcing Payroll Services Today
For several reasons, most growing businesses lack the need, resources or desire to have a full time accounting department and staff. Plus it's far more cost effective to outsource payroll. By trusting the payroll burden to trained company payroll professionals, employers can ensure their employees' pay is correct, on time and properly distributed. This reduces the time spent on paperwork so more attention can be given to more important aspects of conducting business.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Why 99% of us are Pre-Programmed to Fail at Niche Marketing
Information is free if you look in the right places, feel free to browse the articles and step by step guides on my site as their free to view, but remember mine is just my opinion, so visit similar sites and forums and take notes, but please avoid the sales pitch junk where possible.Can I recommend any genuine step by step guides...Well actually there are two that I found to be genuine and useful, unfortunately the first that I used can only really be used for a basic outline and inspiration today, as its almost five years old and sadly no longer relevant.
Link Building Tips to Market Your Website
Monday, February 2, 2009
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Trickle Up Economics
For businesses, these cuts may reduce quarterly tax payments. But have little direct effect in increasing employment, R&D, and efficiencies since most businesses are already so far gone from past declines in consumer spending.National companies will purchase inventory and equipment from Asia or Mexico (sending our public money out of our country) and usually off-shore white-collar skills in development, planning, and feasibility. The majority of these funds, including the corporate profits, will flow out of local communities and pool and stagnate in a few select regions.This does nothing to create sustainable growth. Further, many of these national companies hire less than 30% of their labor locally. Thus, the majority of these funds, including the corporate profits, will flow out of local communities and pool and stagnate in a few select regions.
they will face huge demands to hire locally. This means more wages that will stay and be spent within the community. These workers will buy houses, cars, and consumer goods and services within the communities in which they live - bolstering other local businesses. These other businesses will also face greater demands to hire more and the cycle continues. As these businesses grow and lift themselves up out of the dust, so do their employees and ultimately their entire communities.