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Archive for January, 2012

We often heard this among Internet Marketers, “The money is in the list.” I can’t emphasize enough that, indeed, the money is in the list.

That being said, growing your e-mailing list is one of the most important things an Internet Marketer or a website owner need to do. I remember what John Chow (of JohnChow.com,) one of the A-list bloggers making 6 figure income online, has said in his book: What your blog has earned today is just one-third … Click here to continue »

If you are like many people here in America, chances are that you are living paycheck to paycheck spending your money without giving thought to savings. Living this way is dangerous and can cause one to experience more stress than is due. Having savings to fall back on in case of emergency can help minimize the stresses that you may feel due to everyday financial pressures. Many believe that this is easier said than done. There are certain easy steps … Click here to continue »

Are you in the middle of your business’ startup phase? If so, be sure you didn’t miss one key ingredient any business startups should have today: A business website.

If your business is based in Atlanta, GA and wondering which SEO company to hire, you might want to consider Website Technology Services, Inc., Atlanta SEO consultant.

The SEO company can help you with everything a startup need – from designing your website from scratch to working on on-page and off-page … Click here to continue »

If you are looking for alternative ways to do video marketing for your business, products or services on a budget, you should look no further than Fiverr, a place where people can offer “gigs” – something they are willing to do for $5.

I am buying gigs on Fiverr myself, and if you are choosing the right gigs, you can get quality services for, well, a fiver each. I usually buy video marketing gigs – doing reviews for me or … Click here to continue »

My wife and I share this interesting passion: We like to buy stuffs on a bargain. And we are not talking about buying cheap but low quality stuffs. We are talking about stuffs like branded fashion, fancy restaurants and such – and pay only a fraction of what people would normally pay. I can’t say that we are living frugally; we can actually afford the stuffs we want. All I can say that we found our “happiness” from deals.

That … Click here to continue »