Tuesday, January 05, 2010

Tonight: Trade Secrets of a Multi-Million Dollar Guru

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Wow! I just finished reading the power points for Wednesday's webinar with my friend the ex-fund manager.

And, I've got to say, that in all my years in the trading business, this is the most content rich webinar I have ever seen. No hype, only hard core trading truths that not everyone is going to like.

Things like the fact that he and his hedge fund buddies used to hunt stops. Now he's teaching "civilians" how to make money off those hedge hunters.

If you are new to trading, this hour could save you thousands of dollars over the school of hard knocks.

Those who don't get information like this risk having their whole investment account being wiped out, before they've really had a chance to trade.

Don't miss out - Click here to register for this Free ETF and Money Management Seminar.

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For trading veterans I can guarantee you that the advanced position sizing tip is a golden nugget you'll use for increasing profits and decreasing risks in the years to come. This one tip could double your profits regardless of what your entry system is. The one tip alone can turn any average system into a winning system.

We'll cover:

- How to maximize your winners.
- Why most traders have it backwards when it comes to risk.
- How to eliminate 95% of trading stress and emotion.
- Why most traders have it backwards when it comes to winning percentages.
- Even how to become a professional money manager and raise millions, if you so desire.

That last one really surprised me. Because I know that if you really want to make millions in trading the fastest way is to use leverage with other peoples' money, when you are ready.

There are so many reasons to attend this F.R.E.E webinar Wednesday at 9pm EST. I honestly believe you're missing the boat if you don't take advantage of this opportunity. It won't be a waste of your time! I love sharing high quality content with my subscribers and this is going to be one of the best.

Our host has worked trades as large as $50 million during his money management career. He will share a little of his story, but most of the hour will be spent teaching you how to improve your trading.

See you then,

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Cheers,

Ave Ramel

P.S. That's right, $50 million advice, f.r.e.e, and a chance to win a free 1 year mentorship with a professional trader just by showing up.

*** Pay attention while our guest explains how you can make more profits with less risk trading the markets.

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Monday, January 04, 2010

The Big Boys Are Working Against You - And I Can Prove It!

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Have you ever had that feeling ... after you were stopped out and the market went back in your original direction, that a bank or large fund had hunted your stop and stolen your shares?

Well, that's because it's true!

My guest on our Wednesday night webinar, a former big fund manager, used to do just that. In small markets like penny stocks his firm could do it all by themselves.

In larger more liquid markets they would team up with other hedge funds. He says even some banks would do it.

So what can you do about it? Learn to either stay out of the market when the hedge funds are hunting stops, or profit from it.

We'll talk about how to survive the hedge fund hunters during his complementary webinar Wednesday at 9pm EST.

Go ahead and reserve your slot now - with over 217,000 invitations and only 500 spaces, you'll need to register and opt in early to get on the webinar.

Click here to register:

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In addition to the long list of topics I listed in yesterday's email, he will also be discussing:

- How some hedge funds hunt stops and a simple trick to avoid getting caught, most of the time. Yes, hedge funds, brokers and other individuals (not the "market") really do hunt your stops.

- One of his four proprietary profit target strategies. He'll just give you this valuable tip for listening in Wednesday.

- How to avoid being vague with your entries and stops (like those "gurus" who say, "Buy a few cents, ticks, or pips above ___.")

- A little known, no cost, scanner tool that can help you improve your trades, now.

- A complementary excel sheet that does ALL the math for you. You'll be able to easily see the optimal position size and risk vs. reward ratio on all your trades.

I promise it won't be a waste of your time. My trader friend really did do trades as large as $50 million before he left the world of money management. He will explain how he learned these tricks-of-the-trade, but most of the hour will be spent on teaching you how to be a better trader. I like to share useful content with my subscribers and this is a big chance to do just that.

Click here to register for your free seat at the Wednesday night webinar.

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Hope to see you there,

Cheers,

Ave Ramel

P.P.S. Don't place another stop before you hear how the hedge funds are gunning for your profits!

P.P.P.S. In only 1 hour, you'll be handed years of hard won experience from a big time trader (who's willing to spill the beans). Plus his 1 year mentorship offer will be unavailable after Friday December 4th. He is the type of teacher who likes to support his new students and doesn't need to keep selling courses.

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Saturday, January 02, 2010

How The Pros Make More Money With Less Risk

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This Wednesday, January 6th at 9pm EST, join me for a free session with an ex $50 Million dollar fund manager when he reveals the secrets professional money managers use to:

- Risk 1-2% per trade and still make great returns.

- Instantly remove 95% of your trading emotions (as you know, fear and greed are the successful traders' enemy) with two simple tricks.

- He'll also show you how to reduce risk using his unique position sizing technique.

- A combination of a percentage risk stop and a technical stop.
- Plus an advanced tip using this concept that can instantly double your returns regardless of what system or markets you trade.

- He explains why trading is not a "zero sum game" and what this really means for you.

- How you can make profitable trades in only 10 minutes per night.

- Plus how Warren Buffett, Jim Rogers and others became great traders and investors.

- And, what the "gurus" selling hype trading courses are hiding from you and an easy way to spot a counterfeit "trading teacher" from a mile away.

- Much more.

Sound like a good use of an hour of your time? I hope so… in fact, since this invitation is going out to over 237,454 people and we've only got 500 seats, I'm sure it's going to "sell out" even though it is f.r.e.e.

So, if you think you can make it, go ahead and click here to reserve your spot.

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He will share a little of his story, but most of the hour will be spent showing you how to improve your trades. I like to share valuable information with my subscribers and this is a great opportunity to learn from a pro – for f.r.e.e.

He told me the other day that he could take even an average breakeven system and turn it into a profitable one by changing the money management and position sizing of the trades.

Now, what if you do that, on top of having a great system? You get long term consistent results; that's what.

To hear it straight from the expert, go ahead and click here to register.

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I look forward to seeing with you Wednesday night,

Cheers,

Ave Ramel

P.S. I almost forgot to mention that everyone who joins us gets a f.r.e.e bonus just for attending.

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Friday, January 01, 2010

A Scientific Breakthrough

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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

How The Rich are Debt-Free

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Wednesday, December 16, 2009

How Self-Made Titans Launched Their Empires

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You don't need a trust fund to start a great business. These world-beaters are living proof.
The capital crunch maddeningly persists -- dispiriting news for many would-be entrepreneurs born of choice or necessity. Having a gem of a business idea isn't worth much without the wherewithal to get it off the ground.

Certainly the lucky few "born on third base" have a better shot at achieving business superstardom than those without a safety net. According to a 2002 U.S. Census Bureau survey representing some 16 million business owners, a whopping 55% were initially funded by personal and family capital.

Just 11.4% snagged bank loans, and 8.8% got going on personal and business credit cards; much of the remainder lived on government loans and outside investors.

Yet for entrepreneurs who have truly creative ideas, unrelenting devotion and oodles of ability to execute -- but who may not have fat trust funds to lean on -- there's reason for hope. Scan the Forbes list of the world's wealthiest people and you'll find moguls from startlingly humble origins.

Take John Paul DeJoria -- owner of Paul Mitchell Systems, a hair products company, and Partron Spritis, a high-end tequila brand -- who started out as a door-to-door salesman in Los Angeles at age 9. First he sold Christmas cards but soon moved to newspapers and other subscriptions. After a short stint in the navy, he returned to his salesman roots, selling encyclopedias.

In 1980, with just $700 and an iron will, DeJoria and friend Paul Mitchell, a hairdresser, decided to launch a new line of shampoo and other hair care products, based on a new formula Mitchell had developed. In the early months, when he wasn't pounding on salon doors and told to bug off, DeJorira bought supplies on credit and lived in his car. "Having sold other products door-to-door, I understood that rejection was just part of the process," says DeJoria, 65.

Without ever borrowing a dime, Paul Mitchell Systems became the largest salon-only hair care company in the U.S., with products in 10% of salons across the country. Then came his (and partner Martin Crowley's) agave assault with Patron. DeJoria currently owns a 51% stake in Paul Mitchell Systems and 70% of Patron. At last count, DeJoria's net worth was $2.5 billion.

Gift for gab helped Jeffrey Katzenberg, a high school-educated Manhattanite, climb to the top of the entertainment game. While he didn't launch a business on a shoestring, Katzenberg did spend decades building a network that would eventually help him launch one of the most storied movie studios of all time.

Katzenberg began honing his skills at age 15 as a volunteer in John Lindsay's campaign for mayor of New York in 1965; Lindsay won, and Katzenberg stayed on, foregoing college for the snap and crackle of politics. Through a connection at Lindsay' office, he later met Barry Diller, then president of Paramount, who invited him to Los Angeles to work as his assistant. "No one did more for my career than Barry," says Katzenberg, 58. "He taught me the entertainment business -- not just the fun parts, but the not so fun parts that you need to learn in order to be successful."

During his 11 years at Paramount, Katzenberg also befriended Michael Eisner, then chief executive of the movie studio. When Eisner left Paramount for Disney in 1984, he took Katzenberg with him, and there they pumped out hits like The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin. After a falling out with Eisner in 1994, Katzenberg left to launch his own studio, DreamWorks SKG, with the likes of Steven Spielberg and David Geffen. With partners like that, little wonder this guy is worth $750 million.

Old-fashioned bartering helped put Kirk Kerkorian, farmer's son and future Wall Street titan, on the map. In the late 1930s, Kerkorian, who is 91, offered to look after famous female aviator Pancho Barnes' cattle in return for flying lessons. During World War II, he took a job with the Royal Air Force transporting planes from their Canadian factory to England for $1,000 per month -- an especially treacherous journey, as the planes weren't designed to withstand the long trip or the harsh weather over the North Atlantic.

With savings from his wartime job, Kerkorian purchased Trans International Airlines for $60,000 in 1947. (It is unclear whether he needed additional financing.) He later sold it to Transamerica for $104 million in stock, used to fuel further investments. His private investment firm, Tracinda, now owns 39% of MGM Mirage, down from 53% in May.

Billionaire financier George Soros, 78, socked away a few pennies to jump-start his entrepreneurial career. Born in Hungary in 1930, Soros and his parents fled the Nazis and landed in England. After putting himself through the London School of Economics while working as a railway porter and waiter, Soros moved to the U.S. in 1956 and found work at several investment firms, including Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder, where he worked his way up to vice president. After running several offshore investment funds, he launched his own investment firm with colleague Jim Rogers. Their Soros Fund began with just $12 million under management (it's unclear how much of that was their own capital); it has since grown into the multibillion-dollar Quantum Fund. Soros' current net worth: about $11 billion.

Sometimes sheer talent and persistence is enough. As a single mother on welfare in Scotland, J.K. Rowling, 43, began writing the first Harry Potter novel in Edinburgh cafés whenever she could get her infant daughter to sleep. After being rejected by 12 publishing houses, Bloomsbury, a small publisher in London, offered an advance of 1,500 pounds (about $2,400) -- even while one its editors, Barry Cunningham, advised Rowling to get a day job.

Good thing she didn't listen: The following year, U.S. publishing rights to the first Potterbook sold for $105,000. Rowling, who is now worth around $1 billion, has since moved nearly 400 million copies worldwide, and is the only author on our list.

by Melanie Lindner, Yahoo Finance

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Monday, December 14, 2009

Spotlight to Nightlight: Mompreneurs

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Having children not only instills maternal instincts, but business instincts as well. Many of the skills needed to run a family also apply to the business world, including scheduling, budgeting, and management.

Many moms are taking those skills and launching new businesses. This is especially true in Hollywood, where no one is just an actress or just a singer. And aside from the typical clothing, jewelry, and perfume lines, there are some creative ventures headed by entrepreneurial moms -- or mompreneurs -- like bedding collections, kid's furniture, and even baby supply vending machines.

The first super mompreneur was Jaclyn Smith. In 1985, the "Charlie's Angels" star partnered with Kmart to create her own clothing line rather than endorsing an existing one. The budget-conscious collection became as popular as the famous face behind it, and very profitable.

Kathy Ireland found even greater success with Kmart. The supermodel launched a sock line in 1993. Today, her Kathy Ireland brand has grown to include clothing, jewelry, furniture and books, and is worth $1.5 billion!

Both women started small and built empires. Melissa Joan Hart is following in their footsteps.

While the former "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" star doesnt have mogul aspirations, she does want to be a successful mompreneur. On this episode of "Spotlight to Nightlight," host Ali Landry talks to Melissa Joan Hart about juggling family, a successful entertainment career, and her new sweets shop, SweetHarts.

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Friday, December 11, 2009

Players Shift, but Twin Cities Still Best for Business

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Last year, the Twin Cities was at the top of MarketWatch's list in the first annual survey of where companies tend to gravitate and create the most jobs. It appears little has changed for the region, as the concentration of companies has stayed strong, and job growth continues while unemployment remains relatively low.

The Twin Cities area has a baker's dozen of public and private firms with sales of more than $10 billion, up from 12 a year ago. But the region also is friendly to small business, as it garnered the top ranking among all metro areas in that category.

How is it possible for a frigid northern outpost to attract the talent it needs to support the region's massive business community? It's not always easy, locals concede.

"Why is it hard to get people here? Because they expect snow to be blowing in July," said Douglas Baker, chairman and chief executive at Ecolab Inc. (ECL), based in St. Paul.

It typically takes 60 to 90 days to close the deal with a potential executive, according to Tom Valerius, vice president of recruitment services for Minneapolis-based UnitedHealth Group Inc. (UNH), the country's biggest health insurer.

"You sell them on the job, and then you sell them on the Twin Cities," Valerius said. "Usually, at the end of the day, the big sell is on the spouse, more than the executive."

The area has managed to attract enough talent to support those two firms, as well as such legacy companies as industrial conglomerate 3M Co. (MMM) , food heavyweight General Mills Inc. (GIS) , insurer Travelers Cos. (TRV) and financial powerhouse U.S. Bancorp. (USB)

The Twin Cities are also home to retail giants Target Corp. (TGT) and Best Buy Co. (BBY), medical-device makers Medtronic Inc. (MDT) and St. Jude Medical (STJ), and big private firms Cargill and CHS. Cargill has replaced Kansas chemical maker Koch Industries at the very top of Forbes' rankings of the nation's biggest private firms.

There are a few vulnerable companies in the region, to be sure; Northwest Airlines (NWA) is one. But the Twin Cities ticked up slightly in the rankings of concentration of Russell 2000 companies, so the region seems prepared to handle whatever economic onslaught may be on tap.

Many of the region's companies are home-grown and have thrived in the environment. UnitedHealth, for example, was started in 1974 and now boasts $80 billion in annual sales.

Other companies have deeper roots, such as Traveler's in St. Paul, which got its start in 1853. It's been sustained in part by a highly ranked school system and the network of higher-education providers in the region.

"It's a very educated workforce," said Andy Bessette, Traveler's chief administrative officer. "The people here, the school systems, are very good."

In the MarketWatch rankings, Minneapolis-St. Paul ended up with 324 points overall, down five points from the 329 it notched last year. It was in the top 10 in five of the eight categories studied, and it was just one spot out of the top 10 in concentration of Russell 2000 companies.

The Twin Cities were in the middle of the pack of 50 metro areas studied -- those with roughly 1 million in population or more -- in population growth and job growth. It lost a little ground in the unemployment average but still ranked high.

The Rest of the Top 10

2. Boston -- 302 points: Beantown was ranked fourth a year ago but moved up by 19 points due to better rankings in concentration of Fortune 1000 and S&P 500 companies, as well as small businesses. Boston also climbed the ranks in the jobless category but remained in the bottom 10 in population growth.

Among the local companies that boosted its rankings: PerkinElmer Inc. (PKI) made it into the Fortune 1000, along with Beacon Roofing Supply Inc. (BECN). And different metrics on jobless rates aided its rankings.

Like Minneapolis-St. Paul, Boston benefits from a workforce that's often been trained at the area's dozens upon dozens of higher-learning institutions, including the venerable Harvard University and the highly regarded Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as Boston University, the city's No. 4 employer.

That's helped the Hub City create a wide diversity of companies in health care, finance, higher education, high tech and tourism.

"It really is the skilled workforce that drives these industries," said Tim Sweeney, director of public policy at the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. "Having that balance [of firms] has really helped us to sustain the economy."

3. Denver -- 297 points: Denver got a better score this year but fell to third place from last year's second ranking as Boston shot up the charts in several categories.

Denver maintained most of the scores it achieved a year ago, losing a few points in some categories but making that up elsewhere. Three local firms were added to the Forbes list of top private companies, including financial firm First Data Corp., building-materials company Pro-Build Holdings, and resource manager MWH. This was the main reason the region's score was up from the 291 it posted a year ago.

4. Washington -- 282 points: The nation's capital was one of several cities to benefit from an expanded check of small-business data in the survey. Washington moved up 11 places in that category as MarketWatch ranked cities on four separate small-business parameters provided by the Department of Commerce.

Washington gained 21 points in the study, moving it from seventh place to fourth.

Two area firms, Pepco Holdings Inc. (POM) and Washington Post Co. (WPO), were added to the S&P 500, moving the District of Columbia seven spaces higher in the rankings -- an illustration of how the addition or loss of one or two companies can have a marked effect on rankings.

And, at least for now, Washington doesn't seem to be having trouble creating jobs, according to Steve Moore, a marketing manager for the Washington, D.C., Economic Partnership. The area has produced 11,000 jobs this year, nearly 5,000 more than it expected. The area's unemployment numbers are up, as well.

Moore said more companies seem to be gravitating to D.C. and northern Virginia. He remembered a recent mixer for small software developers. "Two-thousand people showed up," he said.

Employers like the region because of its highly educated workforce. Nearly one in two workers has a college degree, and 22% have advanced degrees, reported Matt Erskine, executive director of the Greater Washington Initiative. "It's the best-educated workforce in the nation," he said.

5. Richmond, Va. -- 275 points: This region has benefitted from a migration toward Virginia, as well as residual effects of proximity to Washington, though it may end up slipping somewhat in future rankings now that one of its largest companies, Circuit City Stores Inc. (CCTYQ) , has fallen into bankruptcy.

Richmond lost 13 points in the rankings from last year and thus slipped from third place to fifth. Circuit City's ejection from the S&P 500 contributed to that slippage. Richmond also lost ground in concentration of Russell 2000 companies. But the area remained at the top of the list in the concentration of Fortune 1000 companies.

6. Charlotte, N.C. -- 268 points: This North Carolina city lost just four points, but that was enough to knock it down a notch in the rankings. Charlotte moved up in the small-business category but slipped in the unemployment rankings by nine spots.

The city faces the prospect of further ranking declines as it is heavily reliant on financial-services companies, including Wachovia Corp. (WB) and Bank of America Corp. (BAC) , the biggest outfits in the region.

7. Columbus, Ohio -- 263 points: This state capital is one of two cities new to the top 10 this year, rising from 14th place a year ago with a 26-point gain.

The home of Ohio State University, Limited Brands (LTD) and Big Lots Inc. (BIG) also benefited from a broader survey of small-business figures. The city moved up 10 slots in that category.

And the addition of two financial firms, Diamond Hill Investment Group (DHIL) and ProCentury Corp. (PROS), to the Russell 2000 index helped Columbus surge 11 spots in that category.

The region has managed to avoid the Rust Belt troubles that hit other Ohio cities like Cleveland, said Steve Mangum, the interim dean of Ohio State's business school. Columbus has built an entire economy around the university -- the country's biggest by enrollment -- using its research and educational might to fuel various types of industry.

The university also is a cornerstone of Columbus residents' down time, bringing art and culture to the region, as well, of course, as the beloved Buckeyes football team.

Locals like the intimate nature of the city.

"It has a small-town feel to it, but it's the [30th] largest city in the country," Mangum said. "There's something about the spirit of this place."

8 (tie). Nashville -- 262 points: Tennessee's capital had an even tougher break than Charlotte, as it slipped just one point but lost two spots on the charts. Nashville gained eight spots in the small-business category but lost nine in job growth.

Then it made marginal gains in various other categories but lost eight spots in the unemployment check.

So instead of a tie for seventh with Columbus, Nashville's in a tie for eighth with ...

8 (tie). Dallas -- 262 points: "The Big D" is the other newcomer among the top 10, moving up five spots and gaining 22 points. This central Texas city didn't yield any of its rankings and made modest gains in a number of categories, including its rosters of S&P 500 and Russell 2000 companies, its small-business climate and the unemployment picture.

After the savings and loan debacle of the 1980s and the telecom bust in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the city's economy was forced to diversify, according to Jim Murdoch, economics professor at the University of Texas at Dallas. Since then, he said, Dallas has had the capacity to add companies at a clip faster than most regions because the region is fairly well spread out. "That allows us to do a lot of things other places can't do because of gridlock."

The region has had a run of good luck, as well: A critical natural-gas discovery is helping the oil-rich region to diversify its energy resources.

Further, a General Motors (GM) plant in suburban Arlington was the only one left open by the company recently to make Cadillac models and luxury sport-utility vehicles. How long that plant will last with GM's current troubles is questionable, though.

"They closed all the other plants that were making those vehicles," Murdoch said. "That was a pure luck kind of thing."

10. San Francisco -- 260 points: The City by the Bay joins Minneapolis-St. Paul as the only members of the top 10 to retain same overall ranks from 2007 to 2008.

San Francisco actually gained 13 points from a year ago, thanks mostly to a marked improvement in unemployment standings. But other cities made even larger gains, thus leaving the Bay Area in the same spot.

Dropped from top 10: New York and Birmingham, Ala.: The biggest U.S. city and one of the least populous metropolitan areas in the study dropped out due to various reasons.

New York gained eight points but fell prey to other regions' more dramatic advances. The city moved up 15 spots in the unemployment rankings and eight spots in job growth. But it lost ground in other categories, particularly on the small-business measure.

The Big Apple ended up just outside the top 10 in 11th place, down from eighth a year ago. It scored 257 points this year.

Birmingham, meanwhile, fell 10 spots, from ninth to 19th, and lost 22 points to end up with a score of 226. The city remains in the top spot for concentration of Forbes private companies, but it lost significant ground by shedding one Russell 2000 firm and two Fortune 1000 companies.

Russ Britt is the Los Angeles bureau chief for MarketWatch.
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Thursday, November 19, 2009

Asia's Millionaires Could Be Richer Than America's By 2013

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As Asia's economic growth races ahead of that of the U.S., the investment portfolios of Asia's wealthiest people are picking up enough momentum to slingshot them past their North American counterparts.

A report released Oct. 13 by Merrill Lynch and consulting firm Capgemini Financial Services projects that with the global recession easing, the total net worth of Asia-Pacific's wealthy - those with at least $1 million in investable assets - is set to grow at a faster pace than the holdings of rich people in other parts of the world. If this trend takes hold, the total value of assets held by Asia's rich could surpass the combined assets of North America's wealthy by 2013.

All the world's millionaires will have a combined net worth of $48.5 trillion in four years, according to Merrill Lynch/Capgemini. Of that, $13.5 trillion will be held by Asia's Élite, compared with $12.7 for all of North America. Arvind Sundaresan, Asia Pacific sales chief for Capgemini, says the projection is based on economic data and growth rates as well as interviews with wealth managers. He adds that his company's estimate "is very much on the conservative side."

This doesn't necessarily mean Bill Gates (net worth: $40 billion) will lose his place in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's richest man any time soon. But as Eastern economies, powered by a resurgent China, bounce back, the ranks of the planet's wealthiest are becoming increasingly populated by Asians. China in particular is minting nouveaux riches at a remarkable rate. Five years ago, the country had just three billionaires, according to the Hurun Rich List, which annually ranks the country's 1,000 wealthiest individuals. Today, China has 130 billionaires, according to Hurun's latest ranking released Oct. 13. That's up from 101 in 2008 (the U.S. has 359 billionaires, according to Forbes magazine).

Topping China's rich list is Wang Chuanfu, founder of BYD, a Chinese car manufacturer making hybrid electric cars. Wang, who's worth an estimated $5.1 billion, wasn't even on the list last year. But BYD's stock price has been soaring since Warren Buffett - who is ranked by Forbes as the world's second richest man with a $37 billion fortune - invested in the company in September 2008. Fast-growing BYD is also getting help from China's buoyant car market, which despite the sluggish global economy is expected to grow 5% in 2009.

Wong Kwong Yu, named by Hurun last year as China's richest person with $6.3 billion, fell off the list this year after the tycoon was convicted and sent to jail for manipulating share prices of a medical company controlled by his brother. This year's second-richest Chinese is so-called "paper queen" Zhang Yin, who has accumulated $4.9 billion by buying recycled paper from the U.S. and turning it into cardboard boxes.

Although Asians have been getting rich quicker than most, this doesn't mean the region's millionaires were unscathed by the financial crisis. In fact, during the depths of the market meltdown, they fared more poorly than the average Daddy Warbucks. According to the Merrill Lynch/Capgemini survey, wealthy Asians in 2008 lost 35% of their net worth, compared to a global average loss of 24%. But Asian stock and property markets - and the investments of wealthy Asians - have rebounded sharply since March as regional economies shrugged off recession. China's GDP is projected to expand 8.5% this year, compared with 1.5% growth in the U.S.

Wang of BYD may have a ways to go before he challenges Gates for the title of world's wealthiest. But Rupert Hoogewerf, founder and compiler of the Hurun Rich List, says that given current trends, "there's a very strong possibility that in 15 years time you'll see somebody in China being number one in the world."

By ADAM ROSE / HONG KONG, Time.com

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Thursday, June 25, 2009

GMA 7 Video Reveals The # 1 Source of Income Today

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Friday, June 05, 2009

Making Business Easier With Autoresponders

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The Internet is a great place for business these days. There are
hundreds of thousands of companies on the Internet, eagerly
anticipating your business. With most companies dealing with
hundreds and hundreds of customers on a daily basis, some
wonder how they do it.

When you break down the basics, you'll see that most use
autoresponders - very nifty tools that can help you with a variety
of tasks.

Also referred to as mailbots, email and on demand, and automatic
email, these tools can help you put your business on autopilot and
spend more time doing other things.

Autoresponders are great to have, as they are designed to
automatically respond to any email they receive with an instant
response. In the online world of business, an autoresponder can
do a lot for your company.

By using one of these programs, you won't have to spend
countless hours answering emails again. You can feel free to do
other things and always know that your customers have access to
the information they need anytime they want it.

Autoresponders are easy to set up and easy to use, which is great
news for anyone who isn't technical with the Internet.

Autoresponders can be great to use, although they can also be a
hazard as well.

I have prepared for you 25 great articles that will guide you all
about autoresponders.

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Wednesday, June 03, 2009

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Monday, April 20, 2009

Summer Online Class: Internet Home Business Program

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Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Insider Secrets 2009 Now In Online Version

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This new version of "Insider Secrets" is being
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Thursday, January 15, 2009

How to make 2009 your richest year EVER!

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Hi,

Did you know that online spending is predicted to INCREASE by 14% this year?

So despite what you're hearing about the current economy, this is still an EXCELLENT time to start or grow your Internet business!

And I've arranged to get you some FREE help doing it...

You've probably heard of Derek Gehl, right?

He's the Internet marketing guru that's made over $100 MILLION in online sales as head of the Internet Marketing Center.

Derek's been hard at work, researching and identifying the BIGGEST online trends for 2009, and coming up with strategies that ANYONE can use to take advantage of these trends to make more money online this year than ever.

And now he's turned all of his research, predictions, and strategies into a two-hour online presentation and he's given me permission to give you unrestricted access to the whole thing for FREE!

But I know first-hand that, due to the time-sensitive nature of this information, Derek's only going to make it available for a short time, so if you want to find out how to not just survive in 2009, but actually THRIVE, you need to check it our right away:

http://www.internetmarketing.com/2009-goals/789606

Best wishes for 2009,

Ave Ramel

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Sunday, January 11, 2009

How To Profit From Five Emerging Online Trends In 2009

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What say we kick off 2009 on a positive, hopeful note?!

Thing is, right now, we're being so heavily bombarded by facts and figures pointing out how bleak this year is expected to be, that we're overlooking the GOOD things that are projected to happen in 2009.

Case in point?

According to eMarketer reports, this year, online sales in the US alone will jump from $136.8 BILLION to $142.4 BILLION (that's an INCREASE of nearly $6 BILLION in online spending).

Or how about this statistic: Nielsen Consumer Insight reports that in 2009, consumers will spend 17% MORE time on eCommerce websites every DAY!

That's a whole lot MORE people shopping online, and spending a whole lot MORE time doing it!

So there's no doubt in my mind that there will be plenty of opportunities for you to earn a good income online during 2009, no matter whether you've already got a website up, or you're just getting started ...

... but you're going to need to be pretty savvy about how you spend your time, energy, and resources.

To help you not just survive 2009, but actually THRIVE, I've rolled up my sleeves and gone to work, researching the biggest emerging trends in online business for this year.

I'll show you FIVE of the trends that I think are MOST significant for your business
... then show you what you need to do with your website to capitalize on all five of these trends.

You can watch the details here.

Emerging Trend #1:

Consumers Are Increasingly Turning To The Internet As A Way To Save MoneyYou know all those people I just told you about who are coming online to shop? Well, according to this survey, 80% of them say they're now shopping online to save money.

And further, 95% of these people report that they're motivated to buy by offers of free shipping, and 83% are motivated to buy by special prices.

Clearly, 2009 will be the year of the deal!

So if you currently offer special discounts on your site, get them up front and center, so your visitors can find them instantly. Do NOT wait for them to dig around your site and possibly stumble across them.

And if you offer free shipping, don't hide that fact away on your order form. Shout it from the rooftops! It could well be the detail that pushes your visitors into making that crucial buying decision.

BUT ...

Before you put all of your eggs in the "special deal" basket, there's one other related trend you should know about ...

This same survey reports that 88% of people are shopping online in order to save time, and 83% say that they do it because it's less hassle than hitting the malls.

So not only are your visitors coming to your site trying to save money, they're also looking for ease and convenience.

So make sure you're giving it to them, by offering the best customer shopping experience possible.

As we'll all soon discover, it's the websites that offer a combination of pricing and IMPECCABLE customer service that will continue to thrive this year.

Emerging Trend #2:

Consumers Are Making More And More REPEAT Purchases Based On Automated Recommendations.

This recent 2008 Razorfish Consumer Experience report shows that a whopping 65% of online buyers made additional purchases from a website based on automated recommendations the site gave them.

That's 6 out of 10 of your customers buying MORE, based purely on your suggestions for other products they might like.

Sounds like the perfect job for email marketing, right?!

I strongly believe that the people who thrive in 2009 will be those who spend a LOT of time using email marketing to nurture the relationships they have with their customers and subscribers.

But to be really effective in building these relationships -- and in recommending the products people will be MOST interested in -- you're going to need to be smart about your list.

Gone are the days when having a BIG list was your main goal! It's time to think "quality" rather than "quantity."

If you build a huge list filled with people who couldn't care less what you're offering them, then all your email efforts will be wasted.

It's far better to have a smaller list of highly qualified subscribers.

The other thing to pay attention to as you focus on your email efforts in 2009 is the kinds of emails you're sending out.

I'm finding that shorter, more concise promotional messages are far more effective than long, drawn-out emails that bombard the reader with information.

Finally, the savvy email marketer will spend a lot of time TESTING in 2009.

Currently only about 40% of marketers do any testing at all, which is practically criminal, because those who do test are twice as likely to get email marketing conversion rates of 3% or MORE!

So make sure you test different kinds of offers, different subject lines, different times of day and week for mailing, etc., to make sure you're really capitalizing on your email.

Emerging Trend #3:

Shoppers Are Making More Purchases Based on Recommendations Received Through Social Media Sites.

Here's a surprising statistic: 49% of Web users now make a purchase based on a recommendation they received through a social media site (like Facebook, MySpace, and so on).
Okay, maybe that's not so surprising, but you know what is? Apparently only 25% of online retailers created a Facebook page this year!

Despite its clear success rate, marketers have generally been slow to make the leap to social networking.

So if you haven't tested the social media waters, NOW is the time to get started!

Social networking is the perfect way to develop your online presence, and continue to cultivate lasting relationships with your potential customers. It's also, as the statistics show, a great way to start generating extra income!

I recently wrote an article that explains the basics of getting started with social networking. You can read it here.

But before you run off and start building your social networking profiles and pages, you should know that other forms of social media sites will also be crucial tools for your business in 2009.

Take the social bookmarking sites, for instance (like Digg, Delicious, and StumbleUpon).

Currently, 52% of people are using these sites as they search for information online, and a full 81% of users read the links marked as "most popular" or "most emailed."

So what does this mean for you? Another key strategy for you in 2009 will be to create lots of content, and get it to appear on these sites.

You're going to want to write articles that are relevant and useful... and that your readers will want to pass along to their friends, family, and colleagues, and recommend on the social bookmarking sites.

In doing so, you'll continue to raise your online profile, establish yourself as an expert in your field, and build those all-important relationships with your potential customers.

Emerging Trend #4:

A Typical Internet User Is Spending 20% MORE Time Each Day Reading Blogs.

Nielsen Consumer Insight reported in December that people are now spending 20% more time EACH DAY reading blogs.

Do YOU have a blog yet? Do you add new posts to it on a regular basis?

If you haven't started a blog yet -- or if you haven't been giving yours the attention that it deserves -- TODAY is the day you should start!

As with social media, blogging is GREAT for establishing your reputation online, for building relationships with your market, for creating new content for your site, and can even help you get a TOP ranking in the search engines (which in turn can generate up to 7 TIMES more sales).

And you don't need to be a "natural-born writer" to create your own blog, nor do you need to be a technical wizard!

There are plenty of places where you can even get FREE blogs to get yourself started...

... and as for the actual writing, a blog is all about showing YOUR personality, and sharing your opinions and ideas. So don't sweat it if you're not a word nerd. Just write from the heart, and your readers will love it!

Emerging Trend #5:

Web Surfers Are Spending 46% MORE Time Watching Online Videos.

Finally, a trend that will continue to have a HUGE impact on Internet marketers everywhere -- and really change the way we sell online -- is the growing popularity of online video.

Check this out: 94% of Internet users now watch online video with some level of frequency, and people now spend a whopping 46% MORE time each DAY watching videos, compared to last year!

So if you haven't dipped your toe into the online video world, you'd better get cracking!
Video, like blogging, has multiple benefits for your business:

You can use video in your salescopy in order to more effectively sell your product... you can use it for SEO purposes and traffic generation (Google LOVES video!)... to create informative or educational videos for your niche... and to spread the word about your business.

And you don't need to have a lot of complicated equipment or technical expertise to produce your own quality videos.

If you'd like to learn how to create your own simple videos, and get them up on sites like YouTube, check out this brief "how-to" article I wrote a while ago. It explains all of the basics for you, and gives you a few other resources to give you extra help.

There's no denying that 2009 is going to present some challenges for ALL of us, but you don't have to hide your head in the sand and wait for the recession to blow over!

You can still make serious money online despite the economic downturn, just as long as you focus your efforts on a few key areas, like those I've described.

To give you even MORE help, I've identified a number of other important online trends for 2009, and made some predictions about how to take advantage of them, and put it all into a free two-hour video presentation for you to watch.

And when you watch the video, you'll also discover why 2009 is actually a GOOD time to START a new Internet business, and I'll explain -- in detail -- how you can do it in just FIVE DAYS!

You can watch the details here.

To your success,

Derek Gehl

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Monday, December 29, 2008

FREE "recession-busting" video

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Hi,

Will you act during the economic downturn, or simply REACT?

Don't let fear of the recession guide your goal setting plans for
2009. This is a BIG mistake...!

Fear is an emotional response, only good for short-term survival.

When you're in "fight or flight" mode, you're not thinking clearly
about the path you're running... You're just RUNNING!

So your efforts lack strategy, planning, and insight.

I want you to do more than just survive 2009.

Internet shopping is predicted to hit $145.1 Billion in the coming
year, a significant 14% increase -- despite the recession!

Consumers will be spending more time at home, using their
computers for everything from bargain hunting and product
research to upgrading skills.

Studies show this shift is ALREADY well underway...!

I don't want the Big "R" to stop you from pursuing exciting
personal, financial, and business goals in 2009, so I've arranged to
get you exclusive VIP access to an important video that Internet
marketing guru Derek Gehl just put up on his site.

Derek's been successfully selling on the Internet for over a decade
now, and he's brought in over $100 MILLION in sales …

… so he's by far the BEST person to advise you about how to
thrive in ANY market.

When you watch his FREE Goal Setting Video, you'll discover
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Wishing you health, wealth, and happiness in 2009!

Ave Ramel

P.S. Derek's also going to be hosting a FREE Webinar in the first week of January to help everyone kick-off their New Year's goals with a bang.

You can register for it here:
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***Trust in the Lord with all your heart***

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Sunday, August 10, 2008

Biggest Challenges for Entrepreneurs

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When I saw the January issue of Entrepreneur Magazine I was thrilled. Cover copy had a teaser on it to the effect that entrepreneurs had been surveyed and inside were their answers. I was certain that, finally, someone was paying attention to entrepreneurs who were striving for a successful business. It was time to hear from us little guys!

I can't tell you how surprised I was as I began to read the article. Their idea of an "entrepreneur" and mine were as different as night and day. I always classified an entrepreneur as someone like the "Mom and Pop" coffee shop around the corner, the family run produce market in town, or the 18 to 24 year old who had come up with a fantastic "gizmo" and was scooped up into a corporation as their newest genius. Let me give you a quote from the article that will clue you into its idea of an "entrepreneur".

To explain the method used for the survey they state, "Entrepreneur magazine and PricewaterhouseCoopers "Entrepreneurial Challenges Survey" is an annual telephone survey of more than 300 CEOs of privately held, U.S.-based businesses recognized for their sustained, rapid growth. They average $31.5 million in annual revenue with an average of 185 employees, and have an ongoing annual growth rate of more than 23 percent"

That definitely was not my picture of an entrepreneur. I don't know too many entrepreneurs who average $31.5 million annually, or employ 185 people. To me, that's a pretty successful company on its way to being a corporation. We should all be such entrepreneurs!

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Monday, July 14, 2008

Body Language

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When you are at an interview, you may not be aware of this but your interviewer is observing your body language, very carefully. Your body language says a lot about yourself, so you need to control negative body movements and encourage positive body movements and habits.

Humans naturally send and receive nonverbal communication; they have been doing so since the beginning of time. When your girlfriend folds her arms but has a smile on her face, are you not wondering what she upset is about or clammed up for. At an interview, you never want your body language to contradict your words, this makes you appear like a liar. The first impression, or the first few minutes of your interview are the most lasting.

The Handshake: your hands should be clean and well manicured, and free of perspiration. You want to allow the interviewer to initiate the handshake, which should match the interviewer in firmness, do not give a firmer handshake than them. Smile at the interviewer and look them in the eyes. It should last between two to five seconds.

When departing the interview, the handshake may last longer, smile and lean forward as you shake.

Here are a few things you will want to avoid at an interview:

Clasping your hands behind your head
Adjusting your tie constantly
Slouching in your chair
Pulling your collar away
Picking at your face or outfit
Tight smiles or tension in face
Little eye contact
Wrinkling your eyebrows
Rapidly nodding your head

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Tuesday, July 08, 2008

Business Dress - Men

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A man at an interview should always wear a long sleeved shirt either in white, cream or pale blue.

Monograms are not a good decision on the first interview.

If you tend to perspire often, cotton shirts are the way to go professionally cleaned and starched.

The higher the cotton content, the better the shirt will look.

Make sure your shirt fits the neck properly and that the sleeve cuff ends just at the wrist.

Read more Business Dress - Men at http://www.bizsuccess.manila.ph/entrepreneur-articles/business-dress-men.htm

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Thursday, July 03, 2008

Business Dress - Women

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No lipstick is appropriate at an interview.

It is just not professional.

The woman's suit should be wool, linen, or cotton/polyester.

Stick with navy, gray, and medium blues, at least for the first interview.

As for blouses, solid colors and natural fabrics, such as cotton or silk look clean and professional.

Read more Business Dress - Women at http://www.bizsuccess.manila.ph/entrepreneur-articles/business-dress-women.htm

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Friday, June 27, 2008

Commission or Bribe?

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Back off! Watch your step here.

In many countries, kickbacks and bribes have long been the accepted cost of doing business.

However, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), enacted by Congress in l977, prohibits bribery of officials in other countries.

Read more Commission or Bribe? at http://www.bizsuccess.manila.ph/entrepreneur-articles/commission-or-bribe.htm

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Thursday, June 12, 2008

Before You Charter A Private Jet

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Are you interested in chartering a private jet? When it comes to air travel, many travelers automatically think of commercial airlines, but did you know that you also have another option? That option is private jet charter services.

You may want to seriously give the chartering of a private jet services some thought. After a close examination, you will likely see that there are a number of benefits to doing so, especially for business, honeymoon, and romance.

If you have engaged a private jet charter services before, have you decided which private jet chartering company you would like to do business with?

There are some instances, where it may be more of a hassle than anything else. While there are still a large number of jets to go around, you will want to make sure that you make your reservations early.

That is why you are urged to examine the advantages and disadvantages of choosing your own private jet to charter.

If you have yet to do so, you will want to do so with caution. In today's society, scams are at an all time high.

Click now to all the tips and guide about private jet charter services at http://www.philippine-resorts.com/private-jet-charters/private-jet-chartering-scams-aware.htm

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Tuesday, June 10, 2008

What About Commonality?

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Special treat of sensitive groups simply allows them excuses and the escape from responsibility.

The basics of Management 101 states - "don't give responsibility without authority, or authority without responsibility.

" That's the training needed in place of "sensitivity".

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Thursday, May 15, 2008

Welcome to Investing Basics!

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What if you suddenly realized everything you thought you knew about investing was a lie?

Types of Investments
Online trading
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Bonds
Stocks
Investing Strategy
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Investment style

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Take a look at How To Get Monthly Rental Income From Real Estate,

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Monday, May 12, 2008

Good Companies Grow No Matter What

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Every business demands growth, and double-digit growth is the dream of every dedicated business owner, even when lackluster results show up at quarter's end.

Most entrepreneurial business owners need a guide to navigate their way toward substantial, sustainable growth.

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Saturday, May 10, 2008

Markets & The Dynamics of Competition

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Marketing has always started with identifying the needs of your customer, but many companies are now focusing on the product.

They focus on what category it falls into, and then what sub-category (for instance pudding and then what flavors).

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Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Good Girls Don't GetCorner Offices

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Granted there are many reasons why women don't run for office: insufficient funding, family responsibilities, and an incumbency system that favors people in office (usually men).

But there's one reason we can change! Women, unlike men, wait to be asked to run. Ladies, it's time to stop waiting! Start running!

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Friday, February 22, 2008

Prepare Crisis Control

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Just as surely as you plan for financial allocations for your business, always have a crisis plan in place.

This may need adjustments from year to year as staff leaves and are replaced, so when planning for each year's business needs include your crisis plan.

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Tuesday, February 19, 2008

When Did Customer Service Breakup?

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I asked for the Manager of Customer Service, I was given her name and was transferred. What greeted my eager ear was, "You've reached the voicemail of, please leave your name and number and she'll return your call."

So here we sit - my lidless, green can and I facing another pick-up day. This eager-to-serve plastic green waif must bravely face another dutiful day half-clothed.

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Saturday, February 16, 2008

Joining Forces To Start A New Revolution in the Philippines February 23-25

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Praise Realty Marketing Corp. and Aredconsult, Inc. have joined forces this February 23-25 by launching The Global Filipino Conference that will unite different Pinoy organizations, local and abroad.

The date cannot be lost to majority of Filipinos because it is the date of the EDSA Revolution.

The PinoyConference.com homepage shall be launched on February 26.

The Global Filipinos Conference initiative shall create a big directory of organizations, associations, and movements that the members can join later.

It will initially offer online learning modules for individual subscribers such as self-improvement, online entrepreneurship, work-at-home, investing, personal finance, blogs, forums, and chats.

In the immediate future, Instructor-Led Training (ILD) will be held.

Praise Realty Marketing Corporation owns Praise Realty.com.ph, one of the Top Ten real estate marketing websites in the Philippines based on Alexa.com.

Aredconsult.com specializes on business marketing and one of the pioneers of internet marketing in the Philippines since 1999.

We are now accepting free membership at http://mysearch.ph/pinoy-network


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Friday, February 08, 2008

Dispelling 8 Misconceptions of Organization

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A perfectionist may spend time on insignificant details while disregarding the big picture. When others complete a project quickly and on time, the perfectionist continues to work until the project is perfect.

A perfectionist becomes more effective when he/she lowers his/her standards slightly and concentrates on ways to increase productivity.Misinformation, when taken seriously, can hinder you from doing what you want.


The next time you hear one of those "Organizational Gurus" espousing one of the above misconceptions, consider its value and work to develop your own style of organizing.

Read More Dispelling 8 Misconceptions of Organization at http://www.bizsuccess.manila.ph/entrepreneur-articles/dispelling-8-misconceptions-of-organization.htm


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Friday, February 01, 2008

Free Web-based Training on eBusiness Starts February 7, 2008

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The Center for Internet Marketing Research and Education (CIMRE) will conduct a Web-based training on February 7, 2008. Philippines only initially.

1. If you are a business owner who wants to bring your real-world business to the Net;

2. If you are an independent entrepreneur who wants to work at home and earn income from the Net; and

3. If you are a job-seeker who wants to acquire the skills of ecommerce and internet marketing to get employed abroad.

FREE ENROLLMENT:

http://www.philippine-imarketing.com/internet-business-program/

In this Web-based training, we will discuss The Aredconsult Strategy on eBusiness that has been continuously researched since 1999 using at least 9 websites for experimentation.

In the immediate future, we will be conducting Instructor-Led sessions.

For Newbies and Non-Techies, there is a manual that can be purchased at PHP300 only.

The Aredconsult Strategy Manual also contained hundreds of details and internet marketing tactics.

http://www.philippine-imarketing.com/internet-business-program/

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Tuesday, January 08, 2008

EBPP Gaining in 2004

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I wonder how long it will take the average entrepreneur to embrace this new EBPP? Will you and I be comfortable maintaining a web site or some type of electronic presence so that we can electronically bill our customers/clients for goods or services? Perhaps this is how our forefathers felt when Henry Ford tried to replace the horse and buggy with his auto machine, but I must say I find a certain comfort in the good, old-fashioned "paper trail".

I must confess that I do use the electronic trail on occasion, especially when I know the mail won't beat the due date on my supplier's invoice, but to transact all commerce via EBPP is another matter.

Read more EBPP Gaining in 2004 at http://www.bizsuccess.manila.ph/entrepreneur-articles/ebpp-gaining-in-2004.htm

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