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Is A Partnership Right For You?

By 66 Comments September 29, 2009

How My Partnership With Gideon Shalwick Generated A Quarter Of A Million Dollars In Under 12 Months

When I first started this blog the Internet was younger and many of the current big success story online companies had only recently risen to dominance.

I was fascinated with the background history behind the companies that featured heavily during the dot-com … Read the rest of this entry »

Social Media Mistakes: Are You Forgetting Your Fundamentals?

By 91 Comments September 25, 2009

It’s interesting as a marketer to watch how the Internet has changed over the last ten years, especially what has changed for solo entrepreneurs and small business owners.

When I started investigating how to make money online in the late nineties, most strategies were e-commerce focused, or built specifically to take advantage of the dot-com bubble.

You either … Read the rest of this entry »

How Can You Make Passive Income Online?

By 125 Comments September 21, 2009

I had a meeting with a friend and his business partner last week. The request was to “pick my brain” on the best way to move forward to generate some passive income streams online.

These two particular people are like a lot of people I know. They’ve got tech skills, they know the Internet well and they have lots … Read the rest of this entry »

Ten Tips To Ramp Up The Success Of Your Online Forum

By 47 Comments September 16, 2009

Leslie is a Freebie Trader and blogger who teaches people to make money with Freebie Trading and beyond on his blog at TheFreebieGuy.net and on his new forum at www.CaliStyle101.com. Leslie is a member of all my programs and recently left some great posts in our members forum about his success with monetizing a forum, so I asked … Read the rest of this entry »

How John Jonas Outsources To Full Time Staff For As Little As $200 Month

By 79 Comments September 14, 2009
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John Jonas and I spent several months trying to connect to get this interview done, but it was worth the wait.

I was referred to him via Adam Short… Read the rest of this entry »

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Five Rules To Live By When Hiring A Writer

By 42 Comments September 10, 2009

This is a guest post from Anne Wayman, who is a freelance writer, ghostwriter and blogs about writing at aboutfreelancewriting.com, a blog for freelance writers. She’s also taken all three of my programs, Blog Mastermind, Membership Site Mastermind and Become A Blogger Premium (yay Anne!)

So You Want To Hire A Writer?

Until you’ve actually worked with … Read the rest of this entry »

Living The 2-Hour Workday: How To Create Event Independent Income Streams

By 66 Comments September 6, 2009

In the previous article on living the 2-hour workday I introduced the concept of travel buffers, cash created either through saving or selling assets that is designed to give you a buffer of capital you can comfortably spend if you need to while you travel.

Travel buffers are mostly for piece of mind so you can relax while … Read the rest of this entry »

Andrew Warner Reveals How He Created A $30 Million Dollar Internet Business

By 47 Comments September 4, 2009

Andrew Warner is passionate about entrepreneurship and loves talking with his fellow entrepreneurs. He came to my attention when he recently interviewed Gideon Shalwick on his current blog, Mixergy, which features tons of great video interviews with leading entrepreneurs.

Andrew has a great story to tell as … Read the rest of this entry »

Living The 2-Hour Workday: What Is A Travel Buffer & How Can You Create One

By 81 Comments September 1, 2009

Towards the end of my trip around the world in 2008 I started to lose interest in seeing the typical tourist spots, even if the destinations were exotic countries or ancient monuments from cultures long passed.

After visiting many amazing buildings and sites in cities like Edinburgh, London, Brussels, Paris, Rome and Athens, I was feeling a little tired. … Read the rest of this entry »