Archive for 2007

  • What’s It Really Take To Become A Virtual Assistant

    Not just anyone can do it… after all it’s not the work at home equivalent of falling off a log. Nor is it a business that you can start right away even if you’re “cash poor”. Sure, it costs less to start up than, say, a nuclear reactor to generate electricity, but like any business, [...]

  • Small Local Home Business Fights For Operating Permit

    The Wilson NC WilsonDaily.com online paper documents the struggle of a small, home based computer business to avoid thousands of dollars in fees to comply with local ordinances - even though they don’t seem to apply in this case. Even worse, big “store front” businesses enjoy an exemption to the same rule.
    If the bureaucrats get [...]

  • Beware This Work At Home Waste Of Time On Craigslist

    By the time you read this, Craigslist will probably have deleted this post offering what sounds like a great work at home opportunity. These people seem to keep coming back again and again, so you may see it on other boards.
    What made me very suspicious was that the text is an image, not actual text. [...]

  • What Type Of Home Business Will You Have In 2007?

    What home business will you be involved in during 2007?
     
     

    What Type Of Home Business Will You Participate In In 2007?

    Blogging

    Virtual Assistant

    Direct Sales - Offline

    Internet or Affiliate Marketing

    Home Based Customer Service Rep

    Tutoring

    Other

    pollcode.com free polls

    Note: If you selected “Other” as your home business for 2007, would you please leave a comment so we can have [...]

  • The Growing Trend In Teaching Kids To Cook

    Here’s an interesting website I ran across called kids-cooking-activities.com.
    There’s a growing trend in teaching kids to cook. I guess because the generation after mine thought only McDonald’s could do that. Or was that my generation?
    My daughter is 10 going on 11 and is fascinated by cooking. Her favorite TV channel is the Food Channel, and [...]

  • Gadgets, Google, and SEO

    I ran across some interesting SEO information… I knew some of it but some of you folks trying to make your own sites and avoid the Search Engine Optimization scams and fads might like Matt Cutt’s blog. Here’s some of the information they put out, this one’s on long term strategies for Search Engine Optimization. [...]

  • Points To Ponder Before Starting In Business

    Start Up Journal has an excellent article about points to ponder before taking the plunge in business.
    Are you contemplating a SERIOUS business venture (one where you can lose or make real money)?
    You may want to give this checklist a thorough look.
    Most people working at home never seem to give their business a chance because they [...]

  • Small Business Seeks Relief From Minimum Wage Hikes

    The manure is hitting the spreader as they say in farm country in the wake of the House’s passage of a new mimimum wage hike. Small businesses fear that they will be left hurting unless they get relief in other ways.
    I probably wouldn’t care so much about this if the monkey business of political favoritism [...]

  • Celebrating Early Black Entrepreneurs On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

    Greetings On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day!
    I want to use this day and this post to celebrate Early Black Entrepreneurs an interesting page I found while surfing the web which I wanted to share with you today.

    During Slavery
    Paul Cuffe (1759-1817), a free black man, operated his own successful shipbuilding company in Connecticut in the late 1700’s and [...]

  • AGLOCO - An Economic Versus A Social Networking Media

    AGLOCO is trying benefit from the “Social Media” phenomenon of MySpace and Facebook for example while also differentiating itself. They raise some interesting points. I think that there’s a large movement of people who feel that it’s increasingly difficult for individuals to protect themselves against the vagaries of the economy. The “game” always seems to [...]