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Be Human Online
How hard is it really to be human online? If you ran a brick and mortar business, wouldn't you be personable and friendly to everyone who visited your store? Why should you be any different with your e-store? It is so easy to hide behind the...
Local Search Optimization: Think Globally, Act Locally
Many small businesses need to have an online presence and sell their products or services locally. For instance, doctors, dentists, real estate agents and restaurants can all benefit from online marketing but only on a local scale, not globally. In...
Meeting the UK Ecommerce Regulations
Many UK small businesses with ecommerce web sites are failing to meet the legal requirements of the following acts and directives: Ecommerce Directive 2002 Data Protection Act 1998 Distance Selling Act 2000 This is often due to...
Reciprocal Linking: A Disturbing Trend
In the world of Internet Marketing, and Web site promotion, nothing changes faster than the parameters that rule good Search Engine rankings and placement. This has led to a developed new science in the last few years, SEM (Search Engine...
Using Your Online Presence to Drive Offline Sales from Your Customer Base and Beyond, Part 2
Copyright 2005 Tom Swanson In the last article in this series, I talked about a few basic ways to drive in-store sales by using your online presence. In this, the last installment of the series on this topic, I’m going to cover some more...
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The Struggling Internet Marketer
Instead of giving you advice on how to make a million bucks, and
pretending to be famous and wealthy, I would like to talk about
all the net-prenuers who aren't making a living on the information
superhighway.
Everytime you turn around, someone is trying to sell you the next
sliced bread, or the answer to your prayers. Who's buying these
dreams? I'll tell you who, people like me, people that still have
a full-time job and are getting griped out by their spouses for
spending to much time on the net when they get home! People who are
hoping one day they can make a better life for themselves. But the sad
truth is that most of the people who are buying these products never
see any residual income at all. Meanwhile, the big dogs are getting richer
and richer. No need to prove my point on this, just look at all the
Wal-Mart stores in the United States.
But there is hope for struggling net warriors, in the form of Stone Evans!
Yes, this guy is everywhere. It's hard to do any type of home business
search and not see his face. Stone has almost blasted through
the
stratosphere with his Plug-in Profit website, while helping net newbies
develop some type of structure and business plan for lifetime residual
income. Like thousands of other people, I to have a Plug-in Profit website
that has been a breeze to setup. With only minor stumbles here and there, I
have navigated my way through the site to it's completion. If you can read
the directions on a box of Hamburger Helper, you can start an online business
with Stone's website. (All your work is in the promotion.)
I hope to make some type of profit at the end of my first full month, while
it will probably be trivial, it's a start! Giving me and thousands of others
enough inspiration to not give up on their dreams. From what I've experienced
so far, It's definitely worth the time and effort to promote one yourself.
Go to http://www.homebiz365.com and sign up for your free newsletter, and see
if Plug-in Profits is right for you.
About the Author
35 year old part-time netprenuer from the Dallas Texas area. Hoping to make internet marketing a full-time job by the end of 2005.
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