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Archive for October, 2007

WAHM.com SOLD!

By Chris Stirling On October 11, 2007 2 Comments

I find this news ironic – on the week that one of the best training programs, Dominiche, is launched on how to buy and sell domains one of the premier work at home websites announces that it has been sold.

WAHM.com has been sold to a company called Internet Brands, Inc .  They own other sites such as Loan.com, DoItYourself.com and RealEstateABC.com.  I am not sure how WAHM.com will fit into the family of sites that Internet Brands, Inc own but the good news is that Cheryl will stick around for several months to make sure the site and membership she worked so hard to develop will be taken care of in the transition.  If you would like more information on this sale here is the post Cheryl made in here members forum here .

This is just another real live example that buying and selling websites is a real opportunity.  Now is the perfect time to get in this game for many reasons.  If you are interested in this type of opportunity then check out Ed Dale’s program and all the free resources he has given away at his Dominiche site 

Check it out here  –>> Dominiche   

 

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$100 Million in 23 months

By Chris Stirling On October 10, 2007 1 Comment

I just listened to a 6 hour seminar from a 28 year old guy who made over $100 million dollars (yes ONE HUNDRED MILLION) in 23 months marketing a product that sold for just $60.

Do you think that someone who knows how to sell that much product could teach you something about selling what ever it is that you are selling?  I won’t even answer that question… :)

This seminar has just been compiled into a 6 hour audio course that you can get today for less than $40.  Go Here to learn more:

$100 Million in 23 months!

 

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Online Statistics are Big Business

By Chris Stirling On October 7, 2007 No Comments

If companies want to reach better sales, they need to pay attention to . People’s online habits are great clues as to how they are purchasing items and what items they are purchasing. If companies pay attention to online statistics, they will find that their sales records are positively impacted through the effective use of that information.

Reading can be complicated, especially if there is no knowledge as to what the statistics mean. Many companies are now requiring their marketing teams to take online statistics classes to become better versed in statistics, learn to read data, and later create effective marketing strategies based on that information. As the world shifts more priority to the internet, an online statistics class becomes an important choice for those seeking solid business educations.

Online statistics can be obtained from the answers people provide in online surveys. Many companies offer compensation, making individuals more apt to fill out a paid review survey if the money is significant enough. The public can review a product with a paid review survey, which provides companies with incredibly valuable information and insight for potential improvement.

Many people love taking free online paid surveys. They can generate their opinions and collect cash or prizes, making the deal seem like a good one. Companies collect the data and pass it on to marketing companies, who use the online statistics generated from the surveys to create effective business plans. Everybody wins, as the public and the companies are both happy.

Companies are willing to pay big dollars for . That is why the online survey industry and the review industry flourishes. There is more to online statistics than many people think, and the days of leaving a comment card or calling a phone number for complaints are long gone.

Now, consumers are able to tap into and provide online statistics at all hours of the day, every day of the week. Businesses receive continuous, constant input, which creates comprehensive and direct marketing plans. This use of online statistics will motivate all businesses to conduct more of their business in the internet world.

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5 Tips for Selling on eBay

By Chris Stirling On October 3, 2007 3 Comments

If your business is generating income by selling items on eBay then you always need a good array of ideas for what to sell. Hot products you are selling today may become cold products tomorrow,  Here are five ideas you can use to keep your list of good selling products hot.

1.  Listen to what others are saying around you

It’s true though. If you listen to the people around you, you’re going to hear what people want. There’s always a product that someone is looking all over the place for and cannot find. Once you hear of one, research it, search for a distributor and you’ll have a million dollar business in no time.

It may be more work than that, but keeping your ears pealed for the latest trends or a hard to find product from consumers is bound to give you some good ideas for something to sell on eBay.

2.  Bowse in a Bookstore

Don’t just look at the books though. Check out the magazine and newspaper section, especially magazines. Spend thirty minutes to an hour just searching through them with a notebook and pen and you’ll come up with some good stuff. I would suggest listing 10 products you think are really awesome, and then go research them.

3.  Sell your Passion

Ok, so you love lamps. You’re like Brick off of Anchorman, “You love lamp.” Or you love vintage fashion and always have the latest 80’s hair metal, black t-shirt or corduroy coat. It always a good idea to sell something you yourself love, because you’ll know a lot about it, just for the fact that you love it. This may not always be practical, but if you do find an idea you love, go for it. What would be better than selling a product that you yourself enjoy just as much as your customers?

4. Use Your Most Powerful Resource – eBay

If you want to see what’s selling well on eBay, where do you look? On eBay! eBay has a lot of research features you can use to find out what’s hot and what’s not. You can check eBay Pulse or just search completed searches for a particular product. Though this takes time, it yields great results and will provide solid facts about any product you might choose to sell.

5.  Spy on Your Customers

Sounds dirty, I know, but it’s not. When you sell a product, follow your buyer’s username link and see what they’ve bought through their feedback history. You may see a trend in all of your buyer’s purchases that will lead to your next bestselling product idea. This is once again using eBay to do eBay research, but that’s the best place to do it.

If you’re looking for a place to source your products, there’s really only one place to go. It’s a great community called WorldWideBrands – also known as OneSource. WorldWideBrands provides an enormous directory of legitimate wholesalers, amazing support and boasts of over 35,000 members. This provides you with, not only a huge list of wholesalers and dropshippers, but an entire community to help you with your online business.

Check out WorldWideBrands today.

 

 

 

 

 

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Female Owned Businesses

By Chris Stirling On October 3, 2007 No Comments

Starting a business can be quite expensive. Many new business owners tap their credit cards, personal savings, and even retirement accounts, only to find that they are still short on cash. Bank loans and venture capital are extremely difficult for new companies to obtain, and angel investors are often hard to find or not interested in your particular line of work. Therefore, it is necessary to consider alternative funding sources to meet your needs.

The discrepancies between the average starting budgets of female owned versus male owned businesses have been the subject of much scientific research, and the results are unclear. What is clear is that, statistically, women tend to open their companies with a smaller amount of capital than do men in the same field. The reasons behind this trend are beyond the scope of this article. However, the ramifications for female business owners can be significant.

Unfortunately, gender discrimination is still alive in the 21st century. Women still have to work harder to prove their worth in the primarily male-dominated world of finance. It is critical for female business owners to provide an excellent sales pitch, coupled with an impeccable business plan, in order to secure funding. Women must also be careful not to undersell themselves. Studies have shown that women tend to ask for less money than their male counterparts do.

Fortunately, the news is not all bad. As with funding for college, funding for small business startup can come from the most unlikely sources. A variety of organizations offer startup loans and even grants targeted specifically to female business owners. Many of these organizations are run by current or retired female executives. The amount of each loan or grant may be small, but there is no reason not to apply for more than one. Additionally, securing these sources first can lower the amount required from a traditional funding source, as well as demonstrating that your business is worthy of investment.

There are almost as many women entrepreneurs as men, and female company owners are closing the gender gap with their determination to succeed. Using business strategies that work for their male counterparts, women are creating solid business plans and imaginative presentations to land deals. Having the confidence to ask for more than they need and allowing room for negotiating also helps women find the start-up money for their business ideas. While being creative to find funding sources can help surmount gender barriers, females can secure start-up capital from traditional sources, just as men do. Staying confident and patient while keeping discouragement at bay will ensure that female entrepreneurs find the funding sources for their new business.

Starting a new company can be an overwhelming prospect for anyone, and if you want to be successful with your venture and make sure it lasts the test of time, you should have a solid foundation. Information about how to write a solid, flawless business plan, as well as find the best funding sources for start-up capital are among the things any small business owner needs to know to get a new business off the ground. For more information about small businesses, start by visiting this website:Home Business

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