Hello everyone, I want to tell you about an observation that I have found to be true over the years. I first noticed this trend when I became involved with a very well known multi-level marketing organization that has been around since dirt. The phenomenon is what I call the "rainbow Chasers". They are people who hop from this program to that one, always looking for the better deal. Once they get started in one organization they quit and leave to join the next better opportunity....

Trying a new experiment in IM. I got the idea from another warrior, Steven Wagenheim. It's not a secret. He's even has a WSO about the process of monetizing google hot trends. Here's my attempt http://www.ihateyourgutsjim.blogspot.com

We'll see.

Dee

OK, stats junkies, this one’s for you. Google Analytics have been majorly overhauled.

The new Analytics features include the custom reports, audience segmentation, the ability to track and measure AdSense, cool little bubble “motion charts,” and some user interface improvements. Let’s take these new features one at a time.

Here is a video explaining the “motion charts”. I know what I’ll be doing all night…

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Analytics Overhaul

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kzsVgOFgF0

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Earlier today, the Android Market officially launched, along with the arrival of the new G1 phone from T-Mobile, which is the very first Android phone. There is a showcase that features a peel at more than fifty existing applications, with lots more to come. These apps are currently free of charge, with paid apps to come in the first quarter of next year.

Developers keep about 70% of the revenue from paid apps, with carriers taking most of the rest. Unlike Apple, Google isn’t taking...