Tag Archive | "jorge"

Having a Plan B

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

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Part of having a successful business means being able to always have a Plan B ready to go.  I think we may be on to Plan D already after last week. A big part of the BusinessToInvestment challenge is the websites.  And that means I rely heavily on Jorge’s crew at LatAmConnect.  Last week, Jorge was [...]

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Leaving a Trail for the Future

Saturday, August 23, 2008

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I was never one of those “Dear Diary” types, but I love to read memoirs.  This blog, BusinessToInvestment, was set originally to be my notes for the journey for a million dollars in 2 years or less.  It’s been almost 6 months now and we have a few websites making money, but by and large, [...]

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Where Does Everyone Come From?

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

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I’m set up with w3counter.com for stats.  I love looking at where people come from that visit my sites.  Here at B-I, the latest results (in order) are:  United States, Argentina (because of Jorge’s crew, I’m sure), Canada, United Kingdom, India and Australia. At DKTaxServices:  US, Argentina, UK, Canada, India, Jamaica and Egypt.    Somehow I [...]

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Remember to Moderate Comments

Monday, August 18, 2008

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I have just a couple of sites that I keep watch on, but I find that someone with moderator control needs to be regularly checking.   At the TaxLoopholes First Class Lounge Forum, largely because it’s a subscription based model, there isn’t that much moderation needed.  We don’t get hit with the spammers.  I did have [...]

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Launching Two Sites at Once is Hard

Saturday, August 9, 2008

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My husband Richard is a semi-reformed microelectronic engineer.  He has a PhD in ceramics and worked with semi-conductors.  (Little pun there)  Around here we have a saying “Shoot the engineer and ship the product” That’s because some engineers (like my husband, who I adore) will keep tweaking until the day they die.  They are never finished. [...]

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New Website, Ground-breaking Concept

Thursday, August 7, 2008

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It’s not quite ready, but I can’t help myself from talking about the project that Jorge and I have been working on for a few months now.  First a little history: My Journey to a Million Dollars has gotten side-tracked and re-focussed a half dozen times.  Nine months ago I had a significant part of my [...]

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Start Off With 1 Thing

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

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I often run into first time business owners who are trying desperately to break out of their W-2 lifestyles.  In fact, they’re going to try EVERYTHING!  They start a service business (typically taking the skill they are employed for and turning it into something they can be self-employed at), dabble in real estate, set up [...]

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$240 in 1st Week From New Venture!

Friday, July 25, 2008

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I did a lot of investigation and finally jumped into an direct sale program.  If you’ve read my other posts, this one made sense to me for the following reasons: (1)   It sold something that people already needed.  I didn’t need to talk anyone into it. ANSWER:  Almost everyone sends cards.  And if you’re a business [...]

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Only One Million?

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

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I’ve been speaking at seminars now for over 10 years.  I started doing my own about 8 years ago.  They are a great way to meet, network and reconnect with your clients and prospective clients.  But, wow, do they take a lot of energy!  Generally, I don’t get much else done the week before an [...]

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Making Money on the Internet

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

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Early on in this challenge, Jorge posted an article on 29 ways to make money on the Internet.  At the time, I remember thinking that it was so easy to just make money out of “nothing” (or rather just the flow of electrons).  Now, 3 months into this project, I find that I’m again reassessing [...]

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