Tag: business

Building An Unstoppable Multi-pillar Business

Jay Conrad Levinson in his books Guerrilla Marketing Weapons and Guerrilla Marketing Attack, points out that there are easily hundreds, if not thousands, of tools/methods you can use in your marketing. He points out that your competition is probably only using a few. He also emphasizes that if you just use a few more – effectively – you will dominate your industry.

How Long Before Business Takes Off?

Many people operating internet-based businesses don’t have a realistic expectations of how long it takes to get started. This is because of all the hype about how easy it is to make a fortune online. You can make money selling goods and services online. However, there is USUALLY a learning curve. From discussions with others earning a nice income online, it seems to take 8 months to a year before things take off. You can shorten this learning period though.

Sandi’s Ts Site Review – Emphasize Business Aspect

I believe everything on a web site speaks for, or against, the product or service being sold. The Sandi’s T’s site (http://sandists.ecorp.net), in my opinion, suffers from a loss of credibility and some usability issues as well. The ICRA labeling appears in the header for each page that I checked, and if memory serves it should only be on the main page that was submitted to ICRA and rated.

Using Autoresponders to Really Accelerate Your Business Growth

At some point early in the growth of every budding cyber business, the owner realizes that his success is – to some extent – limited by how fast he can answer the email. I certainly did. I would get hundreds of requests for free reports I offered, or for price lists. Even using Eudora Pro to filter email on related topics into specific folders I discovered that inevitably an email or two slipped through every day.

Check Verification is Truly a Business Friendly Service

Project into the near future and envision a time with “real time” checking – when merchants have the ability to know if the customer has sufficient funds in his/her banking account to cover costs. Like a debit card, the check amount will be immediately debited and transferred. Merchants espouse this new way of doing business, no longer assuming a risk with each check transaction.

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