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    Online Article Submission Website Venue Bubble
    We have all see Internet businesses come and go and we are well aware of the Dot Com bubble burst. Often you will see a new popular venue on the Internet and then as fast as it cam it will die and then slowly disappear. So what is hot today may not be the trendy in thing tomorrow. Well, consider if you will what is really hot today; Social Networks, Blogs and Online Article Submission Websites.Let's take a look at one of these fast moving Internet venues. Is the online articles submission venue getting into bubble territory due to its rocket ship growth rates? Some say it is, yet it has so far to grow.For instance one website has over 200,000 articles on it and some 30,000 authors and it has had steady; oh so steady growth rates. But why? Well, it appears that there are a lot of people out there with something to say. And they way they are saying it is thru article writing, but why articles? Well a couple of reasons. One is because people have a shortened attention span these days and it is about 2 minutes or about the ti
    I have) that can make all the difference as to whether I win or lose long term?

    ‘Phil’ was genuinely surprised that I had taken the wind out of his sails – luckily it was after our sailing race together, but hopefully before he loses his own financial race.

    In January at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/1/prweb193459.htm I issued a worldwide press release to caution unprepared novice investors and traders

    Explore Asset And Sales Finance Solutions With Your Bank
    If you're starting up a business, it can be hard to grasp the terminology you need in order to speak to your bank about funds; when it comes to discussing asset and sales finance, for instance, things can get tricky. It is, firstly, important to know what asset and sales finance is: a service through which banks help businesses obtain a range of equipment, including plant and machinery, commercial vehicles, IT equipment, office furniture and cars. Essentially, sales financing will help you get quick access to cash, while asset financing will help fund business equipment.Many banks offer several cost-effective and expedient sales financing solutions; and with such solutions, businesses can find enough working capital to be able to operate. Two sales financing solutions are factoring and invoice discounting. With factoring (recourse and non-recourse),up to 95% of the value of approved invoices can be advanced within a given period of time with the balance being paid on receipt. And while invoice discounting (also recourse and non-
    I had the pleasure of being invited on a friend’s yacht to sail in a race on Sydney Harbour yesterday. On board, as one of our motley crew, I met a top ranking corporate executive from one of Australia’s largest banks, who we’ll call ‘Phil’ here for the purpose of this article. After the race ended and after being told of my trading experience, he told me he has a large stock portfolio, many of which are speculative resources stocks. He said that he’s excited by all the money he’s making and wondering how long this has been going on?

    As would be expected, ‘Phil’ also asked me for some “hot tips” for more stocks to buy. He was surprised with my reply when I told him Daryl Guppy’s standard response of “Tips are for waiters” and that I thought he was asking the wrong questions. (Daryl Guppy is a well known Stock Trader and International bestselling author - see www.guppytraders.com)

    Rather, I explained he should be asking:

    * How much longer will this last?

    * When it finishes how will I know & what will I do?

    * How do I find out about Technical Analysis and Money & Risk Management?

    * What’s a Trading Plan and how do I put one together and follow it?

    * How and when do I add to the stocks I already own?

    * How should I structure my portfolio regarding individual stock risk, sector risk and total portfolio risk?

    * What’s my exit strategy for each stock I own?

    * What’s my exit strategy for my whole portfolio?

    * How do I keep accurate records and monitor my performance?

    * What am I going to do to learn more about myself and my own psychological weaknesses (many of which I may not even realise I have) that can make all the difference as to whether I win or lose long term?

    ‘Phil’ was genuinely surprised that I had taken the wind out of his sails – luckily it was after our sailing race together, but hopefully before he loses his own financial race.

    In January at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/1/prweb193459.htm I issued a worldwide press release to caution unprepared novice investors and traders

    Are You Really Listening During Your Interview?
    We all know that answering questions about yourself is the main purpose of a job interview but did you know that listening is just as important as talking? In order to properly answer the questions asked, you need to know what the interviewer is fishing for in an answer and the way to do that is to actively listen to what he or she is saying.When you practice active listening you can give complete answers that will impress the speaker. Say for example, you are on an interview and are asked if you have any problems multitasking. You might simply answer “no”. But avoiding one word answers is key to successful interviewing.Now if you were really listening to what the interviewer wanted you might answer by saying “Depending on my level of commitment to other projects I do like to work on more than one at a time. This can save the company money as well as make for an interesting day”.In a job interview, you need to set yourself apart from the crowd. That’s why you need to be specific in your answers - without ramb
    sources stocks. He said that he’s excited by all the money he’s making and wondering how long this has been going on?

    As would be expected, ‘Phil’ also asked me for some “hot tips” for more stocks to buy. He was surprised with my reply when I told him Daryl Guppy’s standard response of “Tips are for waiters” and that I thought he was asking the wrong questions. (Daryl Guppy is a well known Stock Trader and International bestselling author - see www.guppytraders.com)

    Rather, I explained he should be asking:

    * How much longer will this last?

    * When it finishes how will I know & what will I do?

    * How do I find out about Technical Analysis and Money & Risk Management?

    * What’s a Trading Plan and how do I put one together and follow it?

    * How and when do I add to the stocks I already own?

    * How should I structure my portfolio regarding individual stock risk, sector risk and total portfolio risk?

    * What’s my exit strategy for each stock I own?

    * What’s my exit strategy for my whole portfolio?

    * How do I keep accurate records and monitor my performance?

    * What am I going to do to learn more about myself and my own psychological weaknesses (many of which I may not even realise I have) that can make all the difference as to whether I win or lose long term?

    ‘Phil’ was genuinely surprised that I had taken the wind out of his sails – luckily it was after our sailing race together, but hopefully before he loses his own financial race.

    In January at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/1/prweb193459.htm I issued a worldwide press release to caution unprepared novice investors and traders

    How Minisites Can Boost Online Sales
    Owning an online store is a great stream of income that if marketed well can bring in residual income for years to come. Whatever your product or products are you will need to market your online store on a continuous basis in order to maintain and increase sales. In this article, I am going to talk about one key method of attracting web traffic which leads to more sales.The method involves the building of minisites to draw traffic back to your main store. A minisite is usually very small containing on average anywhere from one to five pages. Usually a one page minisite can be very affective. For example, suppose you have an online store that specializes in health products. You could build minisites for products you sell that serve a specific niche. If you want to target weight loss as a niche, you could build a minisite for one of your top selling weight loss products. The minisite could be one page detailing the benefits of this product. You want to basically presell the item on the minisite and have links to purchase
    ational bestselling author - see www.guppytraders.com)

    Rather, I explained he should be asking:

    * How much longer will this last?

    * When it finishes how will I know & what will I do?

    * How do I find out about Technical Analysis and Money & Risk Management?

    * What’s a Trading Plan and how do I put one together and follow it?

    * How and when do I add to the stocks I already own?

    * How should I structure my portfolio regarding individual stock risk, sector risk and total portfolio risk?

    * What’s my exit strategy for each stock I own?

    * What’s my exit strategy for my whole portfolio?

    * How do I keep accurate records and monitor my performance?

    * What am I going to do to learn more about myself and my own psychological weaknesses (many of which I may not even realise I have) that can make all the difference as to whether I win or lose long term?

    ‘Phil’ was genuinely surprised that I had taken the wind out of his sails – luckily it was after our sailing race together, but hopefully before he loses his own financial race.

    In January at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/1/prweb193459.htm I issued a worldwide press release to caution unprepared novice investors and traders

    Grassroots Marketing Campaign
    Many people, in a rush to spike sales through the roof, think too big and end up completely missing out on one of the best free marketing opportunities on the net: discussion forums. Instead of focusing on individual sales, they go immediately for ads that promise thousands of visitors, pay-per-click search engines that could potentially expose them to thousands, and even sloppily-produced and sometimes fraudulent spam submission programs.Even though it is essential to increase your rating with search engines, to purchase pay-per-clicks, and to participate in link exchanges and banner exchanges, discussion forums can often provide an extra, non-conventional sales medium to your campaign that allows you to quickly pull in customers with personal contact and conversational presentations of your product.You can find these boards by searching for the specific product you sell and then adding the word “messageboard” or “forum” or “discussion forum” after it in quotations. For instance, I sell marketing tools and online busines
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    * How should I structure my portfolio regarding individual stock risk, sector risk and total portfolio risk?

    * What’s my exit strategy for each stock I own?

    * What’s my exit strategy for my whole portfolio?

    * How do I keep accurate records and monitor my performance?

    * What am I going to do to learn more about myself and my own psychological weaknesses (many of which I may not even realise I have) that can make all the difference as to whether I win or lose long term?

    ‘Phil’ was genuinely surprised that I had taken the wind out of his sails – luckily it was after our sailing race together, but hopefully before he loses his own financial race.

    In January at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/1/prweb193459.htm I issued a worldwide press release to caution unprepared novice investors and traders

    Website Content is King
    Search engine optimization used to be fairly simple. The algorithms the engines used were clearly based on strategically placed keywords, and the strategy in the early days was to “beat the engines”. How? By loading each page with hundreds of keywords, made invisible by making the words the same color as the page background.The search engines have become a lot smarter since the old days, and figuring out their complex formulas has become a loser’s game. Yet the goals of both sides need not be mutually exclusive.The search engine optimizers just want to rank their pages higher.The search engines are only trying to reflect the most accurate and quality results for their customers. Algorithms are kept secret only because people will do anything to rank higher, regardless of the value of their content.When you enter a search term, you’re taken to a page of results, and advertisements related to your search words. Here are some of the things the search engine tracks:-What sites you
    I have) that can make all the difference as to whether I win or lose long term?

    ‘Phil’ was genuinely surprised that I had taken the wind out of his sails – luckily it was after our sailing race together, but hopefully before he loses his own financial race.

    In January at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/1/prweb193459.htm I issued a worldwide press release to caution unprepared novice investors and traders of the potential pitfalls ahead in the market. My wife Angela and I lost our waterfront home on Sydney Harbour in the 'Tech wreck' of 2000, so we speak from hard personal experience.

    As complete novices in the market in 1999, we doubled on paper a large stock portfolio in only six months. Then in less than a year we suffered catastrophic losses in the tech stock crash of 2000 and beyond:

    * We were set back more than 15 years financially and emotionally

    * We were forced to sell our waterfront home – the very same house we had set as a goal soon after arriving in Australia as new and penniless immigrants in 1979. We began renting what I called a ‘dog box’ - as the housing market then rocketed.

    * Angela was working as a retail assistant

    I have a First Class Honors Degree in Civil Engineering that didn’t help. In fact I have since come to understand that it actually helped to work against me. With our experience of riding some of the largest waves (up and down) in the market and having lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in the process, we know more than most stock traders in the world of the pitfalls that await unsuspecting novice traders and investors.

    We have since greatly appreciated being exposed to the successful methods taught by expert traders Alan Hull, Daryl Guppy, Jim Berg, Dr Van Tharp and others to trade profitably and with better risk control.

    The forum for serious investors www.stockmeetingplace.com is the only chatroom where you will find Daryl Guppy. We recently received the following response from a fellow Australian trader Nathan Unger on that site (see below):

    “...thank you for sharing. Your

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