Archive for the 'Case Studies' Category

  • 11 Athletes Who Failed As Entrepreneurs

    Just because you make a wad of money as an athlete doesn’t mean you’ll succeed (automatically) as an entrepreneur. Sometimes having money enough to burn means you burn it on one crazy venture after another… never building, never learning, easy prey to scoundrels who have plans for your money that includes a handsome cut for [...]

  • How To Go From $25 To $75 In Two Weeks

    Since most people begin their work at home careers on a part time basis with small jobs, it’s crucial to learn how to go from just getting by to leveraging your time and experience to earn more. Along those lines, here’s a really good post titled: How To Go From $25 To $75 In Two [...]

  • 4-H Sewing Class gives skills to last a lifetime Sewing isn’t just for girls anymore

    4-H Sewing Class gives skills to last a lifetime|Sewing isn’t just for girls anymore Look at websites selling hand made products like Etsy.com and you can see there is a market for hand sewn goods. And even if there weren’t, then simple repairs can help stretch a clothing budget. And “hand me downs” don’t have [...]

  • Oakland Personal Injury Attorney Site

    OK for attorneys looking to upgrade the quality of their website we come to a good example in this website for an Oakland Personal injury attorney. This California attorney has some interesting graphics on the site to represent – I suppose – the Oakland skyline or at least an urban setting somewhere. I’m not sure [...]

  • What’s Selling At Kindle? Top 100 Paid and Unpaid Books

    Here’s Amazon.com’s list of the Top 100 paid and unpaid books selling on Kindle I like to watch this because I’m a Kindle Publisher. I’m seeking to know just what kind of book I could write or commission that would sell well. You see, I know from my own monthly reports that one title can [...]

  • Case Study: Personal Injury Attorney Houston

    In the world of internet marketing, one of the up and coming fields is “offline marketing”… helping brick and mortar businesses adapt to a world where Google has replaced the yellow pages. Consider this site for a Personal injury attorney Houston. It optimizes for a “yellow page like search” … with a city name and [...]

  • Lort’s – Funny Name Serious Business

    It’s interesting to see how family businesses evolve. In this case we’re talking about a family with the last name of Lorts. Their business is furniture since 1966. With a name like “Huckaby” myself, I can’t really say their name is too funny, but it’s not as “every day” as “Smith” or “Jones”. Like most [...]

  • Paid Online Content – A Case Study

    As many know, Rupert Murdoch, the head of the Fox News empire declared people would soon be having to pay to read his news. Advertising alone, he said, didn’t pay enough to let freeloaders like you and me just surf to their website for content. No, HE WILL MAKE US PAY. Well, so far, that [...]

  • Shoemoney – $10 Million Dollar Internet Earner Releases Free Videos

    I’ve read the “Shoemoney” blog for quite some time. I’ve always been intrigued by some of this comments and the ways he made money online. Back when Google Adsense was still sending out checks, he showed a picture with his Adsense check at over $132,000! Interesting to say the least. Now, he’s come out with [...]

  • She Invents Her Own Way To Success

    Joy Mangano sells beaucoup items on the Home Shopping Network, but it’s not because she’s a star or celebrity. She’s an inventor… and her inventions have helped her create her own success. The single mother of three didn’t set out to be a household name when she first broke into the business of inventing affordable [...]