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If you have read my blog posts previously you must already know that I am not a fan of quitting your job to work online full time, at least not immediately.
With the number of internet marketers who promise the world overnight, it is easy to get caught up in the hype to pursue a dream that has been falsified… Read the rest of this entry »
I’m Tom McSherry, EJ’s newest columnist. I’ve been self-employed for the past two years thanks to the world of Internet marketing and my skills as a freelance copywriter. My main business is Premium Online Writing, a top-quality writing service designed to give web business owners a reliable option for outsourcing writing work without taking a “lucky dip” on quality.… Read the rest of this entry »
In the first article in this series – Ask Yourself This Important Question: Is Your Business Growing Or Dying? – I talked about why the ‘be the best’ mindset is so important and why it has been the ultimate success factor for many businesses.
There were, however, a number of misunderstandings, prevalent in the comment section, which I would… Read the rest of this entry »
Hi, I’m Dee Kumar and I’m a new contributor here on Entrepreneurs-Journey.com.
In my first mini series I’m going to teach you the fundamentals of customer segmentation and how to use it correctly to increase your profits within a very short time. This will help provide the answer to some of marketing’s most asked questions including the infamous ‘How often… Read the rest of this entry »
This is Yaro here, briefly intruding on Leigh’s column. I just wanted to clarify that Leigh wrote this article to highlight many of the best and most important articles hidden away in the archives of this blog. Since Leigh is a long time reader of Entrepreneurs-Journey.com (and now columnist) she’s been around long enough to see this content come and… Read the rest of this entry »
This will be the final blog post I publish on Entrepreneurs-Journey.com in 2010. Like most of my articles that I’ve written in the past six years, this one is being constructed in a coffee shop in downtown Brisbane Australia as I sip a lemon-lychee iced tea.
Tomorrow, likely the day you read this if you’re one of my more dedicated… Read the rest of this entry »
Mitch is in charge of a well over six figure blog empire in the sports niche, which he started by focusing on college football in the USA.
He was one of the very first people to join Blog Mastermind. He also happens to have the distinction of attending almost every single coaching call I have done since I… Read the rest of this entry »
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You may have recently watched the split-up video segments of my presentation at the Hive networking event recently.
The audio on… Read the rest of this entry »
Gideon and I held a special live webinar with Adam Short from Niche Profit Classroom (if you are on my email newsletter you would have received an invite to join us live).
On the webinar Adam went through his step-by-step process to set up passive income websites, including two case studies – one in the pet lizards market… Read the rest of this entry »
Those who share my belief in following signs in life won’t be surprised when I say that sometimes the sign-posts, the omens, even as they relate to my business, are slow to come to my awareness, while at other times there’s too many obvious indications that I just have to pay attention and take swift action. Often things build up… Read the rest of this entry »
There’s an interesting challenge I’ve come up against many times, which I think most professional bloggers know well.
The challenge is how to sell something without using all that horrible “hype” that Internet marketers use.
But wait a second. Hype actually works, or at least good “sales copy” works if you call convincing people to buy what you sell your… Read the rest of this entry »
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 you… Read the rest of this entry »
Back in August of 2005 I wrote an article that outlined what a typical day in my life was like. I linked to the post in my about page as I see it as a subject people are very interested in – what’s it like to live each day when you make money from the Internet?
You can read… Read the rest of this entry »
It’s pretty clear that Twitter is the social media star of 2009, at least so far.
In case you haven’t got an account yet, make sure you go to Twitter.com and register for free. After you have your account, you can begin by following my updates –
I won’t go into the details about how Twitter… Read the rest of this entry »
There are some sad facts about this article you’ve just started to read, sad for me as the author and sad because it reflects something unfortunate about our current society.
Today we just don’t have enough time to learn new things. Worse still, most people don’t have the motivation to improve themselves and their lives, and instead choose to… Read the rest of this entry »
Daniel Scocco is the man behind DailyBlogTips.com. I have extreme respect for Daniel because his blog is ranked in the Technorati Top 100 (no easy thing to do) and he’s very humble. He’s a guy who focuses so much on giving to his audience that he almost never does affiliate promotions and just keeps on delivering more and more… Read the rest of this entry »
If you have not done so already, please read the first part of this two part article series on business outsourcing here – When Is The Right Time To Begin Outsourcing?.
In the previous article I discussed the importance of understanding your strategy for outsourcing and how it is important that you comprehend the sequence of tasks to complete,… Read the rest of this entry »
There’s a well known story that the only people who got rich during the gold rush era were the smart business folk who sold the tools to help the prospectors search for gold – the shovels and picks and so forth.
There were thousands of miners and a limited supply of gold. Those who got in first or were lucky,… Read the rest of this entry »
My copy of Traffic Secrets 2.0 from John Reese arrived last week and I’m about to dive in and study the resources.
Here’s a short video of me going through the product -
To order go here: http://www.trafficsecrets.com/home
If you haven’t ordered your copy it’s not too late, you can purchase Traffic… Read the rest of this entry »
