In the beginning, people hunted animals… grew crops… and lived close to the people they worked for. In fact that was one of the big plusses in working for someone else. If you worked for a local king, his castle and guards would protect you from outside armies, while providing a means to settle domestic disputes.
Becoming The Prime Source
We believe it was Master mail order marketer Joe Karbo who coined the term ‘Prime Source.’ He made literally millions of dollars a few decades ago by scouring close-out warehouses and buying up truckloads of unique gadgets to resell through small magazine ads. Joe was not the ‘middle man.’ He was a Prime Source, and he became very wealthy.
Using Dynamic JavaScript Source Reference for Embedded Content and Syndication
As blogs and RSS feeds gain more popularity amongst the mainstream, content aggregation and integration seems to be the next logical step in the right direction. Most of the content integrating technology till date has been focused on the “Back-End” – XML-RPC, SOAP, RSS feeds etc. We’ll show a very easy, yet very effective, way of enabling content integration using dynamic JavaScript.
Nine Things You Can Do Today to Make Money With The Open Source Philosophy Tommorow
1. Start a content driven site.
Slashdot, Ars Technica, and PlanetSourceCode are all great examples of sites that do not explicitly sell products or services, but make money anyway.
Five Lessons Open Source Developers Should Learn from Extreme Programming
Extreme Programming, or XP, isn’t so much revolutionary as it is evolutionary. Developers have known the value of code reviews, testing, and good communication for decades, though we’ve ignored that knowledge far too often in practice. Five Lessons You Should Learn from Extreme Programming explained several XP practices that apply to non-XP projects. A little common sense, a bit of learning from failure, and a lot of discipline can improve your team.
FACTORING AS A SOURCE OF BUSINESS FUNDING
Do you supply products and services to commercial customers and are unable to secure traditional bank financing? If so, do you very often have to wait 30 to 90 days or longer for your customers to pay your invoices? Which often leaves you short of the capital you need to effectively operate and build your business.
Using the XML Data Source Object
The XML Data Source Object (DSO) is a Microsoft ActiveX control built into Microsoft Internet Explorer 4+. Using this object, it is possible to extract content from an external XML file or XML data embedded in the HTML file into a HTML page. In this article, I’ll explain how to include the XML DSO, extract content from an external XML file, extract XML data from XML data embedded in the webpage and manipulation using JavaScript.
Source Code Cloaking…beauty or beast?
One of the more controversial strategies in search engine positioning is cloaking. But, is it a “beauty” or a “beast” in the world of search engines?
Don’t Overlook Your Most Profitable Source of Business
A new business owner called me recently with a question I hear often. She asked, “What can I do to build my business faster? I’m making a small profit but cannot seem to generate enough sales to make the real money in this business.”
The Felt Source Peer Review – Short Comments
Not all peer reviewers write extensive reviews. Here are the short comments received, which can be just as useful as lengthy ones.