Archive for March, 2007

Should Small Business People Invest In Silver?
We all love to work and hopefully love our businesses.
But it’s good to save for a rainy day whether you plan to “retire” per se or not.  
Just a few years ago Warren Buffett couldn’t find too many bargains in the stock market. So where did he put his money? [...]

So Google is really going to stop charging per click and take CPA offers instead? THAT will be interesting to see. Obviously Google hopes to make MORE money with this program than with pay per click ads. Advertisers hope to pay LESS. Content sites that sponsor Google Ads want to EARN MORE.
I wonder how the [...]

Can the typical business school teach “entrepreneurship”?
Here’s what MIT Business expert David Birch says. Keep in mind, he’s the researcher whose research said that – in reality- it’s small businesses that create the most new jobs and serve as a shock absorper when the economy is hurting.
What DO those Business Schools Teach?
Quite a few business [...]

If you can write about car care tips quickly, here’s a way to pocket some cash.
Check WriterLance.com for this and other open projects so you can make money online working from home.
I need 4 articles on car care…subjects suggestions…tips on maintance, cleaning,better fuel milage ,car rental tips and safety? Articles should be around 500 [...]

Are You Identifying Local Sources Of Surplus Merchandise For Resale to help you work from home?
Unless you’re creating digital products to sell on ebay (a good thing if you can!) you need to find another way to find a steady supply of hot merchandise that sells at a price that lets you make some decent [...]

So you want to start a home business, but you’d kind of like to have your own home too eh?
The problem is often the cost of the home and land.
Well, here are places is Kansas that are giving away free land as an incentive to relocate there. It’s Kansas Free Land.
Not to be outdone, an [...]

Local entrepreneurial publishers blossom in the most unlikely markets according to Jack Schultz.
In fact there seems to be room for entrepreneurial publishers in almost every small town he visits. Some projects in just one Indiana town are Mooresville Magazine. Others are speciality planning calendars that sell advertising to local business and a montly business journal.
This [...]

I ran across mention of this on a UK blog (thanks David!) and relates to the UK situation directly, but it’s a warning to us all about how government policies in the name of “compassion” actually do the opposite of what’s intended.
The online book is by Patricia Morgan and is titled The War Between the [...]

This is the work at home tip of the day I’ve started sending out.
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Here’s the WAH tip of the day: Stop writing unpaid articles 
 
That sounds like a no brainer but many people use articles to promote themselves and their business. Sometimes it works sometimes it doesn’t.

First of all [...]

Blogging has a good reputation. “Everybody” is sure that it’s going to help their business. But as Marcia Yudkin points out, that’s not always the case. In fact, it might be sinking your business down the tube.
She doesn’t mention the case of giving away “too much information” so that your clients don’t need your advice, [...]