The big thing these days is your ability to capture the market. So how do you do that?
5 Tips To Building A Successful Home Based Business With Network Marketing
Building a business with MLM, (multi level marketing) or network marketing, can be both rewarding and profitable. However many fail because they do not know how to handle this type of business.
Network Your Way to Success
To develop sustainable internal business, clients need to know about you, and they need to respect you. They need to view you as an integral part of their team. They need to believe you contribute to their success in achieving organization goals.
Essential Network Concepts Part 2
In this article we’ll walk through the essentials of network transmissions and network cabling. This includes a look at the various cable types commonly found on LANs and their properties, as well as the methods for properly wiring devices and creating Category 5 cables.
Essential Network Concepts Part 1
Welcome to article number 4 in my Cisco CCNA in 15 minutes a week series. This week’s article begins the move beyond network models and into actual networking concepts. Prior to getting into the details of Cisco devices and their configuration, you’ll need a solid fundamental understanding of not only network concepts, but also technologies, protocols, and equipment. This article will be the first of a few that will begin covering some of these critical areas; this particular article provides an overview of basic network equipment.
How To Grow Your Network Marketing Garden
The story of the sower of seed in the Bible is an example of how someone can grow a network marketing business. In this story, a sower goes out and cast seed everywhere. Some falls on a path where birds pick it up and eat it, some falls on rocky ground where it can’t take root, some falls among thorns where it is choked out, and some falls on fertile soil and takes root and grows up into a great crop.
Understanding Network Models – The Cisco Network Design Model
This article focuses on another important network model, the Cisco hierarchical network design model. Very different that the OSI model, this model is used as the basis for designing Cisco networks for security and performance. The article provides an overview of the roles and responsibilities of each of the model’s 3 layers.
Understanding Network Models – The OSI Model
I have to assume that after reading the title to this week’s article you probably let out a low, discerning groan of displeasure. Of all the networking topics that I’ve ever taught, the OSI model is the one that will generate looks of angst and torture on the faces of students. Some simply tune out and play solitaire, while others shake their heads in the familiar “not this thing again”. Still others pretend that there’s no time like right now to catch a half-hour of shut-eye. One thing that has never happened is someone’s eyes lighting up and them shouting “I love the OSI model!”. The reason for this is simple. This is often the first thing that people are ever taught when it comes to networking, and it was probably explained in such a way that they didn’t understand it to begin with. A theoretical model is a terrible introduction to the world of networking. The good news for me is that most of you probably already have experience in the field, and will hopefully be able to appreciate how important network models really are.
Network Marketing is a Relationship Business
Heavily branded websites like amazon.com are household names and carry an implied trust with visitors. However, the vast majority of websites are not well known and are found and visited as a result of search engine searches. In these instances, the visitor is probably arriving at the website for the first time and human nature often dictates fear or suspicion of the unknown.
Securing Network Resources
Network attacks are the biggest risk for Windows 2000 servers. Since the release of the old Windows NT 3.1, hackers have been actively looking for bugs in Microsoft Windows operating systems. Tools like SecHole, IISInjector, NAT (NetBIOS Auditing Tool), SMBRelay and L0pthcrack have been developed to reveal passwords, execute actions on a server, forge network connections and degrade system performance. In addition, several critical security vulnerabilities have been recently released for Windows 2000 that can completely expose a network to an intruder.