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31 Dec., 2008  7:59:40 PM

Saving Money - Make Money Year End Tips

The holidays are almost over, and money has been tight this year. With the price of almost all things going up, and my income at work going down, I decided to try and take some matters into my own hands. I managed to make some money by saving some money. Here are a few tips to save and/or make money:

1) I collected all of my change. I had change in 3 vehicles, in the bedroom, in junk drawers, and actually in a change jar that I keep. I try to do this twice a year; one in the summer, and once at the end of the year. I gathered up all of my change, took it to the local bank, where they counted it and converted it to paper money for free, and I walked off with a nice chunk of cash, $166.37 to be exact…nice.

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20 Dec., 2008  9:57:34 AM

Making Money Online

Bad economy, holiday season and paycuts…usually just a few common reasons why people are struggling to make ends meet this year.

With job cuts, overtime restrictions, benefit reductions, America (and even the entire world) is facing some tough economic times.

One place that I still have not noticed any slowdown, is making money on the internet. Wether it is buying and selling domain names or websites, having 3rd party advertising on your websites, or being involved in an affiliate marketing business, it seems like times are booming!

People are still surfing the net, and perhaps even more now that a lot of people are home. That is why affiliate marketing is still going strong. I have been involved in one specific affiliate marketing company for almost 10 years now, and they are still growing. It is called SFI Marketing, and they have been around a very long time, and they have recently released a new program called EYEearn, where you can make some decent money by doing a lot of the things you already do. Here is a quick breakdown of how this really cool system works:

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You gotta love the internet. You now hear and see things online that you may never have heard of or seen without it. Yes, maybe a possible chance of something showing up on the news channer or in the local paper but, some things were just not news worthy enough to make those methods. With the internet, you get it all; weird, strange, bizarre, disgusting vile….you name it, you have instant access to it as soon as it comes out…

What am I getting at you ask? Well, I actually heard about this last year, but never found the importance of writing about it until today, when I see it hit the Yahoo news. It’s called “Dishwasher Cooking”. This bizarre way of cooking has been around for quite some time. People are creating mysterious and magical recipes for making in their dishwashing machines. How different is that?

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If you have ever decided to change your business name, and you already have a branded website to go with it, there may be some questions or concerns you will face when making your business domain name change.

Typically, with respect to the internet search engines, you would simply just park the new domain name that you are changing to, at the same DNS (domain name server) that your old business domain is at, and people would be able to use either domain to get to your Website. For example, if your original business domain was business1.com, and you were going to now use business2.com instead, you would simply point business2.com to business1.com, and that way, no matter which domain was typed into the browser, it would go to the original business1.com website. If this satisfies your needs, then no need to read on. However, if you have other needs, you may want to read a little further:

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30 Sep., 2008  8:58:56 PM

Halloween Games, Traditions and Costumes

Well, it’s on it’s way! Halloween is one of the most interesting holidays we have.

Halloween, is a holiday celebrated on the night of October 31. Halloween activities include trick-or-treating, ghost tours, bonfires, costume parties, visiting “haunted houses”, carving Jack-o’-lanterns, reading scary stories and watching horror movies.

The most popular part of Halloween is trick-or-treating, while dawning cool costumes. Halloween costumes are traditionally those of monsters such as vampires, ghosts, skeletons, witches, and devils. Costumes are also based on themes other than traditional horror, such as those of characters from television shows, movies and other pop culture icons.

A survey done in the United States found that 62.5% of consumers planned to buy a costume for Halloween in 2007, spending $44.89 on average. They are also expected to spend $5.92 billion this year on Halloween costumes alone!

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Distance learning or distance education is becoming more and more popular. With time constraints, fuel prices and pricing, distance education is certainly a no-brainer for those seeking additional education or degrees.

Although the most poular form of distance learning is done on the internet, there are, however, other various ways to get a distant education. Here are a few:

  • Correspondence conducted through regular mail
  • Telecourse/Broadcast, in which content is delivered via radio or televisionCD-ROM, in which the student interacts with computer content stored on a CD-ROM
  • PocketPC/Mobile Learning where the student accesses course content stored on a mobile device or through a wireless server
  • Integrated distance learning, the integration of live, in-group instruction or interaction with a distance learning curriculum.
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25 Sep., 2008  6:30:31 PM

Home Business Office Organization

Organize your home office.

When you decide it is time to organize your home office, one of the most important things to consider if you have enough space. Many people are opting for office armoires or space saving smaller desks, but this elimination of desk surface working space can really be counter productive. Yes, in some cases, the more space you have, the more you will use, but if you want to get organized, having sufficient working space and keeping it clean is part of the drill.
A quick office organization tip: choose the right desk! First, make sure your desk has a keyboard drawer - this will preserve the space in front of the computer for papers, notebooks etc. Second, consider a corner oriented desk or a taller desk depending on the space you have to use. Finally, keep your computer tower under your desk. As long as you keep the PC free of dust, no harm will come to your tower and you will free up valuable desk space.

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