Archive for July 19th, 2006

  • Community Colleges Offer Classes on Ebay

    When the rest of the business world was using Windows 95 and about to move to Windows 98, I sent my secretary at the time to a business class at the local university where she learned how to use what? Windows 3.1
    Oh well, what’s a few generations of software progress between businesses seeking to make […]

  • PurpleStreet.com Promises To Help MicroBusiness

    The ingenious but busy Dan Sherman has recently given folks an update. One that that struck me as important for many microbusinesses is one of his projects called PurpleStreet.com for microbusinesses:
    PurpleStreet.com - (The site is a template right now… we’re doing development on it so what is there now is nothing like the actual final […]

  • Small Biz Booster - Started with $865

    Yvonne Shortt started a home based business with $865 so she could spend more time with her two daughters.
    Now she averages over $50,000 per month gross revenue and her one luxury is a Steinway Baby Grand Piano.
    She saved labor costs at first by using College Interns who got college credit and a stipend and part […]

  • More On The $30,000 Mentos Videos

    Here’s the latest “Mentos and Diet Coke” video that brought in $30,000 of ad revenue so far. Click to see it for yourself… I think my children and will get some mentos and diet coke and see what we can do for fun after watching these videos… and to think people are making money from […]

  • New Zealand’s Telework Revolution Still On Track

    New Zealand’s teleworking community is growing slowly and still relatively low tech. It is expected to increase with the proliferation of broadband connections and formal telecommuting policies.From the New Zealand Herald
    [Telework Consultant Bevis] England says a well established telework programme will typically deliver a business $300,000 per 100 employees per year in cost savings […]