photo credit: SimonDoggett Many of us think that in order to have a legitimate working phone number we have to sign up for a long contract and pay an outrageous amount of money for it. This is not necessarily true in all cases. Google Voice offers a free legitimate working phone number that you would […]
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Copyblogger has done a great review of How to Launch the **** Out of Your Ebook In five concise modules, How to Launch covers the entire process of writing an ebook that sells. How to research your market in 30 minutes or less. (If you don’t get this part right, you’re dead before you begin.)
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Last Friday, we ran a fun poll to find the ‘fake’ twitter app. Three readers got the correct answer, Twitletter. The other listings were actual Twitter applications. Twaitter is a tweet scheduling program. Twititon allows you to create a petition that people then use their Twitter username to vote on. Tweepular calls itself the ultimate
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Seeking Alpha: In looking at the June 29, 2009, Barron’s “puff-piece†article on Wendy/Arby’s Group (WEN) and its upward price movement Monday, I was reminded that one of the company’s projected growth platforms, other than increasing number of US stores, improving margins at Wendy’s and improving R&D (Wendy’s breakfast was pulled until 2010) was international
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photo credit: pfala Adam McFarland, is the 26 year old founder of Pure Adapt, a company that designs, develops, markets, and operates e-commerce stores and other websites in an array of industries. Here’s his advice for funding your first business: Get a non-career job where you can work 30 – 40 hours/week and make enough
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ABC30: Sidney Miller’s friends have always praised her cookies. So when her corporate job gave out, she went to work in the kitchen. “So I’m out of a job and in the back of my mind I’m like, because why not?” said Miller. She started by using her Facebook friends to test the market and
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Louisville Business First: A lot of people in the restaurant business are just trying to outlast the recession. To Tony Palombino, it’s just the right time to turn Boombozz Famous Gourmet Pizza Inc. into a regional chain of gourmet pizza restaurants, with TBB America LLC as the franchise company. Palombino, founder and CEO of the
Harrogate Today: FODDER, the newly-opened flagship food shop and café, set up and championed by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society, has signed up artisan Thirsk cheesemaker, Shepherds Purse, to supply its full range of multi-award-winning speciality cheeses. The food shop, based on the Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate, part of the recently opened £5.1m Regional Agricultural Centre,
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Dallas Morning News: Dallas electricity retailer Stream Energy has been accused in a lawsuit of operating a pyramid scheme. Attorney Scott Clearman of Houston said Wednesday that he filed a lawsuit in federal court in Houston against Stream, a multilevel-marketing company that requires its sales associates to pay $329 to sell the product. Clearman said
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csmonitor.com: The Avon lady is calling again. So is the Mary Kay girl and the Pampered Chef. Laid off from traditional jobs, workers across America are turning to direct sales of cosmetics and cookware to earn new income. Workers like Brandi Bright of Northridge, Calif. “I signed up with Avon … to have my own
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