Comments on: 5 Tips For Success When Traveling With Your Business

By: Indianapolis

Indianapolis — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 18:57:03 +0000

Great article but my question (as a man from the Midwest surrounded by corn fields) why are you not outside in your photo? Hawaii – I would be doing all my thinking from the beach!

By: Business Advice for Starting a Small Business

Business Advice for Starting a Small Business — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 19:19:51 +0000

[...] 5)5 Tips for Success when Traveling with Your Business – This was a post from popular blogger Yaro Starak. It gives practical advice about getting things done while on the road (I will be utilizing some of these tips this weekend). [...]

By: Lindsay

Lindsay — Thu, 22 May 2008 08:14:49 +0000

Hey Yaro,

I just wanted to add for you (and other folks) that house swaps can be an awesome way to score some free lodgings when you travel. There are several sites out there that can connect you with other folks looking to trade their house in such-and-such place for your house in your-home-town. Craigslist is a place to start (and is free). In most cases you need to be a homeowner, but I’ve heard of people with lenient landlords swapping their apartments and house rentals for a week too.

Have fun on your further adventures!

By: Evan Margolin

Evan Margolin — Sat, 10 May 2008 17:39:33 +0000

Greart article, and the funny thing is, I have worked/travel at the exact same spot, doing the exact same thing you’re doing. I love the outside courtyard, where one side is a tea place, and the other side a coffee place! My business boomed years ago, so I’ve been traveling and working every day from abroad. It was a little tricky in parts of Eastern (central) Europe… I’ll have to consult you again before doing more travel!

I wrote a few articles about the move to Gmail, and how that transformed my online business (and all the google apps).

Great post -
Evan
MarketingCrazy.com

By: Christopher

Christopher — Fri, 09 May 2008 17:18:53 +0000

Great post! I just had my first trip and used most of your tips above to successfully keep the business running and enjoy my vacation!

-Christopher

By: Lan

Lan — Thu, 08 May 2008 12:22:37 +0000

Hi Yaro – I hope to meet you soon. I emailed you last year about the World Internet Summit and lately, I’ve seen you doing some stuff with Anik whom I met at the AFF Summit West last Feb.

It would be great to meet you because this site is the FIRST one that I really visited regularly when I was starting my writing business. Today, I do all of the things you mentioned in this post

I travel a lot and the first thing I verify is the easy presence of an internet connection in the area! After that, everything else is easy.

Lan

By: gwyn

gwyn — Thu, 08 May 2008 02:51:11 +0000

great tips.its good to have your trips organized and you gave others tips on how to incorporate business while traveling.

By: gwyn

gwyn — Thu, 08 May 2008 02:46:07 +0000

good tips and advice.it’s good to have your trips to give others some ideas of how to incorporate running a business while traveling.

By: Internet Business Brokers

Internet Business Brokers — Sat, 03 May 2008 17:31:53 +0000

Hi Yaro,
fun to read about your journeys. I travelled through Asia and s. pacific back in 1987-1988 and didn’t have the freedom of laptops and the internet. I think it is great you are inspiring would be travellers to just do it – the perception you need a lot of money is quite strong – $500/month is definitely comfortable living when in the third world. In regards to online businesses that allow this type of freedom, readers should consider creating websites that focus on specific niches that they can write about, optimize and passively monetize with Google adsense code to share in the pay per click revenues. In addition, affiliate programs that relate to the content can convert very well and they can pay handsomely as well. Finally, banner advertisements via azoogle, tribal fusion etc are another passive revenue source. Essentially, you earn 24/7 without having to reply to emails, ship products, purchase product, warehouse , etc. I work with many website entrepreneurs who make thousands every month for years like clockwork – passively – giving them total freedom to travel and live their life freer. You will need to write content and do your own SEO work which is not really rocket science to keep the site up in the search engine ranks to build traffic. This tyoo can be outsourced though as well through SEO link builders – textlinkbrokers.com etc or SEO specialists. You can also hire freelance writers to write unique content for you while you are on the road..So what are you waiting for?

David Fairley
Internet Businesses For Sale

By: penantang

penantang — Sat, 03 May 2008 16:28:37 +0000

Hello yaro,
i love your tips, and i hope i can be like you too. Going to travel around the world.