Archive for September 27th, 2005

  • Home Is Where The Heart & Corporate Disaster Back Up Plan Is

    Home based workers may not only help companies retain skilled workers while reducing the costs of “brick and mortar”, they also serve a crucial role in corporate disaster back up planning.
    From SearchSecurity.com:
    Paul Kurtz has spent years in the upper levels of government working on ways to protect America’s physical and digital infrastructure. He has served [...]

  • Challenge: What do YOU think is the best type of business to be in while also holding down a job?

    Michael Ross offered this challenge on the SowPub.com forum.
    Can you answer this question… The best business to be in when you don’t have time to be in business is…
    And can you give reasons for your answer.
    Michael Ross
    Read the thread for some options others gave.
    Busy? Here’s his answer…
    If you have a second though, [...]

  • Case Study: Buyer of a Budget Condo Makes $11,770 Profit

    From RealEstateJournal.com
    The Investor: David Pailet, 32, until recently managed a small Texas hedge fund. Following the stock market declines of 2001, he says, raising capital became difficult, and he decided to try real-estate investing.
    The Property: The 550-square-foot, one-bedroom condo is one of nine units in Dallas that Mr. Pailet bought in April 2005 from [...]

  • You’re Never Too Old For A Home Business - 55+ Crowd Takes To Ebay

    Instead of competing with 20 year olds in the job market, these veteran ebayers got their start standing in line for concert tickets and selling them at auction for nice profits…
    From Startup Journal…

    Marcia Cooper and Harvey Levine hoped for a blissful retirement, until they both were laid off from their jobs. They hadn’t planned [...]

  • Three Signs Your Blog May Attract Buyers

    Corporations with big bucks to spend may buy your blog if you’ve got what it takes…
    From Startup Journal…
    Brian Stelter set tongues wagging in the blogging community last year when he accepted an offer to sell his television-news blog, CableNewser.com, to Mediabistro.com Inc., a New York-based media networking and education site.
    The student, now 20, agreed [...]