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Casual Articles - Will The Bull Rage On In 2007?
It's all the rage. It's what everyone is talking about. It is unquestionably the most effective form of marketing available to home based business owners. It costs almost nothing, it takes about 30 minutes a week, and it makes your business stand out above the competition.What is this thing that everyone is talking about? The buzz is about "article marketing" - the practice of providing royalty free content to websites, e-zines and newsletters.It works like this: You write a simple
A similar market upheaval hit in 1973-74, but before that, you have to go back to the Great Depre
1. If you're not earning good income from the other content sites you've joinedHave you joined more than one of Nicheology, NichePD, Push Button Health, The Lost Files, or any of the other public-domain / private label sites that have appeared recently?Are you paying the $24.95 a month for InfoGoRound instead of submitting one additional article a month to get a refund on that payment?Are your memberships costing you more than you're making each month?If you answered y
I think the same see-saw logic holds true for the stock market; in particular, the ongoing Bull market. As the late great Rodney Dangerfield would say, “The bull market can’t get any respect.”
More than four years into the bull market, investors haven’t gotten over the horrendous 2002-02 bear market. Granted, a lot of penny stock investors got hammered between 2000-02; sadly many haven’t seen the bright light that is the current bull.
Perhaps it’s time we did. Many penny stock investors are still worried about another devastating bear market. But history tells us that the 2000-02 downturn was likely, a once-in-a-generation-event.
A similar market upheaval hit in 1973-74, but before that, you have to go back to the Great Depres
Blogging- What Is It?Blog- short for WeblogAuthoring a blog, maintaining a blog or adding an article to an existing blog is called "blogging". This ability to organize and present articles in a composed fashion is much of what makes blogging a popular personal publishing tool. Typically, blog authors compose their articles in a web-based interface, such as the ones provided by Blogger.com, Blog-City.com, Wordpress.org, etc. (you can find plenty of other free blog providers using you
I think the same see-saw logic holds true for the stock market; in particular, the ongoing Bull market. As the late great Rodney Dangerfield would say, “The bull market can’t get any respect.”
More than four years into the bull market, investors haven’t gotten over the horrendous 2002-02 bear market. Granted, a lot of penny stock investors got hammered between 2000-02; sadly many haven’t seen the bright light that is the current bull.
Perhaps it’s time we did. Many penny stock investors are still worried about another devastating bear market. But history tells us that the 2000-02 downturn was likely, a once-in-a-generation-event.
A similar market upheaval hit in 1973-74, but before that, you have to go back to the Great Depre
Survival: The Name of the New Economic Game People rarely have a neutral reaction to Survivor, the reality based TV show. Love it or hate it, with 51.7 million viewers for the final episode of its first season, it's impossible to ignore it. Given our turbulent economic climate, Survivor is a powerful metaphor for what's going on in the marketplace. We'll look at some of the parallels between Survivor and the real world. Then, we'll focus on survival strategies to help your company g
More than four years into the bull market, investors haven’t gotten over the horrendous 2002-02 bear market. Granted, a lot of penny stock investors got hammered between 2000-02; sadly many haven’t seen the bright light that is the current bull.
Perhaps it’s time we did. Many penny stock investors are still worried about another devastating bear market. But history tells us that the 2000-02 downturn was likely, a once-in-a-generation-event.
A similar market upheaval hit in 1973-74, but before that, you have to go back to the Great Depre
Have you ever become a victim of your own perfection paralysis when it comes to marketing yourself? I talked to a few clients this week who have been toying with the idea of putting together a talk to promote their services for months but haven’t done anything about it. The problem is they’re waiting to have the talk written, finished, practiced, the flyer completed and have a list of marketing sources that are lined up to promote the thing before actually selecting a date and getting it d
Perhaps it’s time we did. Many penny stock investors are still worried about another devastating bear market. But history tells us that the 2000-02 downturn was likely, a once-in-a-generation-event.
A similar market upheaval hit in 1973-74, but before that, you have to go back to the Great Depre
Do you snub 25 percent of your potential customers? If your business is typical, you do.According to a five-year study that measured the effectiveness of reader response cards in trade magazines, only 75% of response cards sent in by prospective customers were followed up by a sales person. That means 25% of all sales leads were ignored. (This study is cited in Victor Hunter's book, Business to Business Marketing.)They were ignored because the problem facing mos
A similar market upheaval hit in 1973-74, but before that, you have to go back to the Great Depression to find such awful losses.
Despite what many profess, today’s market environment offers a lot of positives. While economic growth is slowing, a recession seems unlikely. Corporate profits are growing, unemployment is falling, and the Federal Reserve has stopped raising rates.
And merger mania on Wall Street shows there is corporate optimism...and that the every day investor still finds stocks attractive.
Further, this past Wednesday, the Dow Jones Industrial closed above 12,500 for the first time as year-end bargain hunters continue to buy stocks. Wednesday’s session was marked by thin volume, typical of the week between Christmas and New Year’s.
Wednesday’s advance leaves major indexes heading toward double-digit gains for the year. The Dow is now up 16.
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