Monthly Archives: July 2005

Testing the Waters

For those interested in developing products but unsure about their marketability, consider the “invest and test” method to check market demand first, before you develop it. To do this, build a landing or sales page for your product or service … Continue reading

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Get that Click

There reaches a time when, in order for your business to prosper, you have to let go of the notion that free website traffic is all you need. I’m not knocking free traffic, mind you, but I’ve seen lots of … Continue reading

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Selling Products

Yesterday, Chari posted a question about marketing and promoting your product once you’re ready to begin selling. Hopefully a number of you have started down that path already, so here is my down and dirty advice for making the cash … Continue reading

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Using Link Networks

I ran across Link Vault on Jossip; I’d wandered in to find out what happened to Bill Hemmer (pfft on the Fox News choice, Bill) and got intrigued by their ad serving software, since there is only so much gossip … Continue reading

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Filter Brewed

I was disturbed to read in several places this week about American companies (Microsoft, Yahoo and Cisco are alleged to have provided resources) actively providing tools, knowledge and filtering software to the Chinese government to block internet access. To me, … Continue reading

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Massaging Information

Still questioning whether or not information sales is a viable market? If so, take a gander at Info For People. I’ve been watching this group since Karen started buying from them back in school – they are the perfect study … Continue reading

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Creative Crockpot

It’s been a while since I’ve updated this site and I’m sorry about that. I haven’t been idle, however, and I thought I’d share some of what I’ve been doing and reviewing since I last posted. Last week, I finally … Continue reading

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