Archive for August 30th, 2006

  • Snag A Job - Good Resource For Part Time Money

    I know a fellow who runs what looks like the most rinky dink tax service imaginable.
    It’s not a franchise, just a solo operation.
    He lives 35 miles from his office.
    Yet he makes enough money from that one little office in the “run down” part of a “run down” small town to live all year… except when […]

  • Mobile Entrepreneurs - What Drives Them?

    I knew a Methodist preacher once who said he hoped the district superintendent would assign him to four churches - not unusual in rural areas. Why? “So nobody will ever know where I’m supposed to be,” was the answer.
    By being mobile, he could dictate his own schedule and accomplish the things he felt were most […]

  • Jim Cockrum’s Ebay Autopilot Digital Products Program

    Jim Cockrum, an Ebay selling “Guru” who rose through the ranks to eBay success has a GREAT free video on how to produce products that sell on “Autopilot” on Ebay… you don’t even need your own website.
    At 17 minutes, it’s an excellent and FREE overview about how you can now easily sell digital goods on […]

  • The New Face of Direct Mail & Online Marketing

    Did you know that doing a post card mailing that leads people to a website that offers a strong sales letter combined with an email capture system may actually be easier to perform and more profitable than a “pay per click” campaign?
    It depends on your target of course, but with highly specific mailing lists and […]

  • How Much Money Does It Take To Start A Viable Business?

    According to Wells Fargo, it usually takes less than $10,000. The best book I ever read on how to STRETCH that money as far as possible is one by Arnold Goldstein called “Starting on a Shoestring”. There are 31 Used & New from $9.38 as of now.
    From Wells Fargo:

    Small business owners use an average […]