Adding financial benefits

From the perspective of running an online business, there are two financial benefits that might come to you as a no-brainer. One is a frequency program. This allows you to reward customers who buy frequently and in substantial amounts. Remember the old Pareto Rule that says about 20% of your customers actually generate 80% of your business? This is where the frequency program helps you to drive that 20% grouping into buying even more! Perhaps you can give...

So much rhetoric in those typical "making money online" discussions seems to focus only on skillful methods to attract new customers. Too much reliance on the front-end process means you are neglecting the necessary follow through, namely that your company must keep those customers in order to increase the business.

I'm a big fan of Philip Kotler. I want to use this blog to share more of the wisdom from my MBA program at Keller Graduate School of Management. So here are...

Yes. It's called transferred learning and it is legal and ethical.

Personally I have done so successfully in IM to the benefit of thousands of IMers.

The fact is you don't have to have the whole "100 years experience gold wrist watch" (and "screenshots") before you can help others achieve something positive in their own lives. It helps though to at least be "doing" as you are "teaching" and to be HONEST and UPFRONT about it all....

Yes, and this article will explain to you exactly how to go about it.

It's one I found on ezinearticles.com and it's targeted to orthodontic and dental professionals, but some of the tips shared will show you a great way to SEO your Youtube videos.

Cheers,

Kunle Olomofe

From this week’s mailbag…

Someone looking to start a home business asks this question about the website EasyPhotoBiz.

Have you heard of Easyphotobiz?

Basically, you purchase this manual and they will “show” you how to have your own photo biz. I believe they also supply contacts - companies that need field reps such as insurance, banks, real estate etc. You get paid per job.

I just wanted to know if anyone has heard of this or tried it themselves....