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      <title>Internet Marketing Small Business Advice</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/index.htm</loc>
      <description>ask your internet marketing coach for small business advice about internet business models</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-29</lastmod>
      <priority>1.0</priority>
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   <url>
      <title>Small Business Advice on Adsense Young Gun Secrets</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/adsense.htm</loc>
      <description>how to earn from google adsense contextual advertising</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
   </url>
   <url>
      <title>Small Business Advice on Adsense Young Gun Secrets Part 2</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/adsense2.htm</loc>
      <description>When your visitors finished reading your good content, you must provide something they can click on to read more about the topic</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice on Adsense Young Gun Secrets Part 3</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/adsense3.htm</loc>
      <description>Choose the keywords that are highly-priced. Prepare a content around each highly-priced keywords and post Adsense prominently</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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   <url>
      <title>Small Business Advice on Amazon.com The World's Biggest Bookstore</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/amazon.htm</loc>
      <description>The growth story of Amazon.com and the strategy behind it</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
   </url>
   <url>
      <title>Small Business Advice on Amazon.com The World's Biggest Bookstore Part 2</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/amazon2.htm</loc>
      <description>There is now a proliferation of e-commerce sites, majority are online equivalent of small "mom-and-pop" stores in the real world</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice on Amazon.com The World's Biggest Bookstore Part 3</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/amazon3.htm</loc>
      <description>As I've always said to all my students, real world marketing and Web marketing is the same. The Web is a medium, just like other media, that you just have to adapt to the medium in sending out your message. But essentially it's the same</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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   <url>
      <title>Small Business Advice on Amazon.com The World's Biggest Bookstore Part 4</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/amazon4.htm</loc>
      <description>Today, Amazon sells not only books but CDs, videos, toys and games, electronics kitchenware, computers, software, tools, autos, travel and services too - almost everything you can think of</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice on Amazon.com The World's Biggest Bookstore Part 5</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/amazon5.htm</loc>
      <description>Between 2 online stores, one selling all products that a customer will use in the morning, i.e. soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, etc. versus an online store that deals with all types of toothbrushes only, or all brands of soaps only, or all brands of toothpastes only, which do you think is the most profitable?</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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   <url>
      <title>Small Business Advice on The Need for Creativity and Innovation</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/creativity-innovation.htm</loc>
      <description>Technology and markets are moving with breathtaking speed. Industries are going through wrenching structural shifts. Old business models are being demolished and replaced with new ones. Competition is relentless, ruthless and ubiquitous</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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   <url>
      <title>The Need for Creativity and Innovation Part 2</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/creativity-innovation2.htm</loc>
      <description>The world's largest corporations are invading each other's space. Consumer electronics giant Sony - which made the Walkman an icon of the 20th Century - has been upstaged by a computer company. Apple, the makers of the popular Ipod, is now the leader in handheld digital music players</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>The Need for Creativity and Innovation Part 3</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/creativity-innovation3.htm</loc>
      <description>The belief was that knowledge-intensive businesses - the high- tech, high-value industries like computers, nanotechnologies and bio-sciences - were at the top of the economic food chain</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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   <url>
      <title>The Need for Creativity and Innovation Part 4</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/creativity-innovation4.htm</loc>
      <description>But the Nano, the latest series of Ipod variants, is definitely a hit. Last week, Apple CEO Steven Jobs announced yet another Ipod model - this time a device that lets you watch video plus something like 15,000 songs</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>The Need for Creativity and Innovation Part 5</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/creativity-innovation5.htm</loc>
      <description>Instead of business schools, the hot thing now are "D-schools" or design schools. In D schools, people learn how to combine the disciplines of sociology, anthropology with business management to produce innovations that are based on an intimate knowledge of consumers and consumer culture</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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   <url>
      <title>The Need for Creativity and Innovation Part 6</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/creativity-innovation6.htm</loc>
      <description>I know a little about that because we at Smart have been unwittingly part of the creativity revolution. We didn't have a catchy name for what we were doing. But we have made "market-shaping innovation" the heart of our business strategy</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>The Need for Creativity and Innovation Part 7</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/creativity-innovation7.htm</loc>
      <description>First, by offering micro top ups as low as 30 pesos, Smart Load fits the cash flow situation of most Filipinos. The vast majority of our people count their earnings in daily items. At any given point in time, they only have so much disposable cash on hand</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>The Need for Creativity and Innovation Part 8</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/creativity-innovation8.htm</loc>
      <description>There is plenty of competition in this field. Many operators are rolling out their own broadband services using both wired and wireless technologies. Smart Communications, for example, has already rolled out a nationwide infrastructure to offer broadband Internet wireless at less than a thousand pesos</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>The Need for Creativity and Innovation Part 9</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/creativity-innovation9.htm</loc>
      <description>Work out of homes - or home sourcing - is not such a wild idea. Flight reservations of Jet Blue one of the few profitable US airlines - are handled largely by the middle-aged ladies working out of their homes. Jet Blue prefers this system because home-based workers can handle up to 30 percent more reservations than their office-based counterparts. And they are happier</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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   <url>
      <title>Small Business Advice on Hotmail : From Zero to 30 Million Members in 30 Months</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/hotmail.htm</loc>
      <description>a business strategy analysis and history of hotmail</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Hotmail : From Zero to 30 Million Members in 30 Months Part 2</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/hotmail2.htm</loc>
      <description>A website and other web destinations have certain financial valuation. That's why it's called a web property or real estate. That in creating your own website, always think that you can sell it in the future. The reason is not always to sell your products and services but to earn profit, in whatever means, like selling them when they become popular</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Hotmail : From Zero to 30 Million Members in 30 Months Part 3</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/hotmail3.htm</loc>
      <description>Surf the Web. What is that great free service that you think not yet sufficiently covered on the Web or ignored by the big players</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice on Micro Niching eBusiness Model</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/micro-niche.htm</loc>
      <description>how to make millions from micro niching or market segmentation</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice on Micro Niching eBusiness Model Part 2</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/micro-niche2.htm</loc>
      <description>Another main reason why you must adopt market niching is that you can't sell to everybody on the Internet if you're on a shoestring budget</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice on Micro Niching eBusiness Model Part 3</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/micro-niche3.htm</loc>
      <description>Remember that they don't usually buy online but once I generate these leads from my internet promotions, I would call them to offer my products and services. They will just transfer money through ATMs or drop by the office to pay</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice on Micro Niching eBusiness Model Part 4</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/micro-niche4.htm</loc>
      <description>The survey found that men are more likely than women to check weather forecasts, read news, find do-it-yourself information, track sports scores and look for financial information or job research. (I really agree for middle aged people, 30-40 years old)</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice on Micro Niching eBusiness Model Part 5</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/micro-niche5.htm</loc>
      <description>It is your website that qualifies your visitors. Your website presentation or content (more or less equivalent to positioning strategy) should be suited to your target segment</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice on Micro Niching eBusiness Model Part 6</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/micro-niche6.htm</loc>
      <description>For any questions and clarifications, related or unrelated to this lesson, simply click reply to this message on how to make millions from micro niching or market segmentation</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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   <url>
      <title>Small Business Advice on Web Publising</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/publisher.htm</loc>
      <description>an analysis of web publishing ebusiness model</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice from Mr. Web Publisher Part 2</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/publisher2.htm</loc>
      <description>The Top Dogs have huge content - millions of pages, accumulated through the years. More pages are continuously added by a complete staff of dedicated specialists</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice from Mr. Web Publisher Part 3</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/publisher3.htm</loc>
      <description>Imagine yourself publishing a newspaper or magazine. You can't simply do it in the real world because you need funds. But you can do it so easily on the Web at a fraction of the cost. <br><br>
You must realize that posting content on the Web is essentially publishing</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice from Mr. Web Publisher Part 4</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/publisher4.htm</loc>
      <description>Search engine robots can't read graphics and scripts. That's why the text content is very important. Through my experience and observation, your text content must be at least 350 words per page</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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      <title>Small Business Advice from Mr. Web Publisher Part 5</title>
      <loc>http://www.aredconsult.com/business-advice/publisher5.htm</loc>
      <description>Always remember that in each blog, post links to HTML websites that you are promoting. Those numerous links will surely boost the ranking of your HTML websites in Google and other major search engines. Blogs are also web destinations and can be your first stand-alone website</description>
      <lastmod>2007-10-27</lastmod>
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