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Add You - Which Niche To Conquer?
The Lost SocietyThe PerceptionAll throughout North America and Canada there seems to be a growing need for legal assistance for everyday life situations. However, most people fail to seek out legal counsel for one reason or another. Maybe they feel as if they could not afford the lawyer’s fees, or they may feel that if they ignore the problem it will simply work itself out, or they may even think that their situation is not serious enough to warrant a lawyer’s assistance.After reading several message boards where members where asking questions seeking free advice for very serious situations all they got was advice without getting solutions. It is now more apparent that the need for legal counsel is even larger than previously perceived.The ResearchDuring my reading, I learned of a serious situation where one of the members (a couple) is in great need of a lawyer’s assista
You may laugh, but it took me a few weeks before I realized that there was a problem there. I decided to stop selling my book, and started
Data Warehousing was an innovation from the 90's that promised to change the data landscape for good. How far have we come? Many vendors have entered the marketplace because it makes sense to bring together data from throughout the organization, and this will continue to make sense in the future.How large the Data Warehouse market will grow nobody knows yet. But for sure it is still growing fast, and currently is estimated at 4,5 billion dollar per year (IDC).1. Why Do Data Warehouse Projects Run Into Scope Creep?To quote Bill Inmon (guru and author of several great books on Data Warehousing) "Traditional projects start with requirements and end with data. Data Warehousing projects start with data and end with requirements." As soon as the project gets under way, users will find new applications, and with it will come new requests for data. Interestingly, these projects often are justified by moving
If we start right, it is easy to go right all the time. But if we start wrong, it's much harder to go back and get it right. So please pay close attention, get out your pen and pencil, and let's get to work.
When you first start, you need to decide which niche are you going to conquer.
When I first started my online business, I made the same mistake that 99.9% of people make. I read an ebook about how to make money online, and I decided that I would...
can you guess...?
I wrote my own book about "how to make money." I compiled all of the regurgitated information I could find, put a twist on it, and started to sell it. After 2 weeks and a little over $30 in sales I started to think:
"Why am I selling a book about how to make money... when I have NEVER in my life made any real money!?!"
You may laugh, but it took me a few weeks before I realized that there was a problem there. I decided to stop selling my book, and started
Advertising is an important part of any business. It doesn't have to cost a lot of money. Here are some suggestions for free advertising. Make sure that you check your local laws before you do any of these things. It's not worth going to jail or getting fined to get free advertising.1. Place copies of your circular on bulletin boards throughout your community, such as in coin-operated laundries, grocery stores, barber shops, etc. Concentrate on Fridays and Saturdays when shopping increases.2. Check with local newspapers. Before going to press, many smaller newspapers have space left that needs filling.. Your ad may be just the right size to occupy this unfilled space and they will run it free.3. Place your circulars on windshields of parked autos, Youngsters will be happy to do this for you for a dollar or two. Check first with city ordinances to see if this is permitted in your locality.4. Leave sales lit
When you first start, you need to decide which niche are you going to conquer.
When I first started my online business, I made the same mistake that 99.9% of people make. I read an ebook about how to make money online, and I decided that I would...
can you guess...?
I wrote my own book about "how to make money." I compiled all of the regurgitated information I could find, put a twist on it, and started to sell it. After 2 weeks and a little over $30 in sales I started to think:
"Why am I selling a book about how to make money... when I have NEVER in my life made any real money!?!"
You may laugh, but it took me a few weeks before I realized that there was a problem there. I decided to stop selling my book, and started
In today's saturated IT industry, there are many capable employees who find themselves stuck in a help desk position. Many of these people have college degrees and even some more advanced certifications to their credit. Still, for many of these people, they are unable to find a way to break out of this entry-level IT position and avoid career stagnation.I am going to share with you five key strategies that have allowed me to stand out in this sea of similarly qualified IT candidates and further my career. Like many of you, my first job was supporting software for customers in my company's help desk. I knew from day 1 that I could not let myself become complacent in that job. Here are five things I did to work towards getting out of that help desk:1. DO work towards the more popular industry certifications.Computer certifications such as Microsoft's MCSE and Cisco's CCNA may be m
When I first started my online business, I made the same mistake that 99.9% of people make. I read an ebook about how to make money online, and I decided that I would...
can you guess...?
I wrote my own book about "how to make money." I compiled all of the regurgitated information I could find, put a twist on it, and started to sell it. After 2 weeks and a little over $30 in sales I started to think:
"Why am I selling a book about how to make money... when I have NEVER in my life made any real money!?!"
You may laugh, but it took me a few weeks before I realized that there was a problem there. I decided to stop selling my book, and started
How’s business?Overflowing with customers?Thought not.Then why are you ranking your prospects to determine which ones to go after and pushing away smaller customers you think aren’t worth it? That’s as silly as only playing the lottery when the jackpot is up to $350 million; as if the $50 million jackpot isn’t worth your time.We’ve all heard stories about the salesperson that prejudged a customer and turned them away, only to have that person turn into one of the biggest customers of all time. You know the story, but why haven’t you learned from it?You know that each customer has the potential to boost sales and build business, but you still aren’t taking it to heart. You give the small customers insulting prices, horrible terms, and service that would make your mother slap you.Imagine what would happen if you treated EVERY customer like they were your biggest customer. If you spent the same
"Why am I selling a book about how to make money... when I have NEVER in my life made any real money!?!"
You may laugh, but it took me a few weeks before I realized that there was a problem there. I decided to stop selling my book, and started
Is your boss a Dragon Lady?Everyone has had a bad female boss or two in their day. But have you ever worked for a DRAGON LADY? What’s a Dragon Lady boss, you ask? Here are a few examples of what a Dragon Lady boss does:There’s the tale of a boss that did not pay her workers before Christmas vacation and then called a meeting at 9 a.m. on the day after New Year’s. She opened the meeting with a condescending ‘So, did Santa give you everything that you wanted?’ and then she scanned the room and told each of her paycheck-less employees what their New Year’s resolutions should be.Then there’s the boss that hosts marathon, back-to-back meetings without providing coffee or even a glass of water for the captured.Who can forgive the boss that demands that you complete a task and then works behind your back to make sure that your task never reaches its completion? Oh, wait, there’s one more—that boss that works yo
You may laugh, but it took me a few weeks before I realized that there was a problem there. I decided to stop selling my book, and started to look for other ways to make money online. What I stumbled upon next really gets exciting.
I was going to college at the time, and my degree is in "Computer Information Systems." I knew some things about programming, but not enough to create anything real. What I did know is where programmers spend their time online.
So I started visiting places where you could hire programmers and got to know a few. I then started to search for a market that needed something.
What I came upon was the "Resale Rights" market. Basically this was people buying and selling digital products (ebooks and software) that they could then go and sell to other people. This concept really excited me. I purchased a lot of these products, but struggled to sell them because all of the products had links back to the author's websites.
These authors were making money every time I sold these products... on the backend. When I realized t
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