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I don’t know if it’s a dreary, rainy Sunday where you are like it is here, but if it is and you’re looking for something to do indoors today, here’s some weekend reading for freelance writers. These are some of the best blog posts I’ve come across from the previous week talking about freelance writing, blogging , and other topics that might be of interest to you.
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Weekend Reading: January 17, 2010
It was a bit of a whirlwind this week as I trudged through New York’s Time Square looking like I had misplaced my arctic expedition team and longing for the chilly 60-degree San Diego nights. It takes something pretty compelling to get a California girl to brave the elements, and the Inman Real Estate Connect conference always seems to pull me away from my comfort zone
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Life after New York, the 2010 real estate market, and a little chat with a guy named Craig.
Ever walk through a craft fair and say, “I could do that.” Ever hear someone say “you should sell your stuff?” Admit it – you wish that you could make a living doing the thing that you love doing the most….your craft. I understand exactly how you feel because I used to feel exactly the same way. I longed to make a living as an artist but I held myself back.
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How To Earn A Great Living as a Craft Fair Artist
Forum Marketing is a great way of marketing your online business or other types of websites. Forum users are very often experts in different niches or bloggers, and by using forums in your overall online marketing strategy your message may reach unlimited prospects. Below you’ll find some tips and guidelines on how to start your
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Guidelines To Forum Marketing
Welcome to Hollander’s! After 18 years in business in the Kerrytown Shops, last year we decided to open a brand new store, Hollander’s Kitchen & Home. So far we have been very pleased with the response and encouragement from our customers. We are excited to begin 2010 in the same manner as we have for the past two decades with a focus on bringing in great new products, offering unique classes and events, and maintaining our commitment to great customer service
Senior editor Sam Diaz talks to IDC Chief Analyst Frank Gens about the technologies he believes will drive a small IT recovery in 2010. He points out mobile, business applications, and cloud computing as three core drivers of innovation and explains whic
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IDC predicts top tech for 2010 IT recovery
This just in from the Orlando Sentinel , The head of Central Florida’s largest blood bank told Florida senators Wednesday that she has completely overhauled the operation — from the boardroom to the bloodmobile. ‘Believe me, I get it,’ an apologetic Anne Chinoda told members of a committee investigating the business ways of Florida’s Blood Centers and other blood banks across the state. Chinoda said FBC now prohibits board members from doing business with the agency, has instituted nine-year term limits for board members and has put together a group to review executive compensation.
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Why Are Health Care Organizations’ Ethics Codes News?
As a CPA network owner myself , I am a member of a lot of CPA networks. We do business with a lot of them, others we used to business with, and some we mean to but just haven’t gotten around to it yet. So many offers, so little time… Anyways, when you are a member of a lot of CPA networks you get a lot of newsletters from said networks. One thing that they always like to do is put the names and contact info (and sometimes a picture) of all the Affiliate Managers at the bottom of the email. Over the last year, I’ve noticed an interesting trend: the number of Affiliate Managers per network is shrinking! This trend is especially evident in large CPA networks such as Affiliate.com and MediaTrust (formerly AdValiant). So why is this happening? I think it’s simple: the industry is evolving in favor of smaller boutique networks instead of the giants that thrived before. With margins on offers getting cut razor-thin, it’s the companies with low overhead and lower expenses that are winning the favor of affiliates today. The new CPA network business model isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, since new affiliates are joining the industry by the day and these boutique networks are better at training and growing the revenue of these newbies. It’s almost getting to the point where affiliates (especially super affiliates) are becoming like superstar athletes, and CPA networks are like agents. Can you run an agency with just a couple of key clients? Absolutely . That’s why this trend is not going to stop any time soon.
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Big CPA Networks = Not So Big Anymore?
If you have only recently developed a website and want to earn an income as an internet marketer, then your first task will be to begin building an emailing list. The best method for doing this would be by utilizing both your website and a blog, but unless you become known as an expert in your chosen niche, getting people to subscribe to your list will not serve you well unless you can build a relationship with these subscribers and get them to feel that they can trust you and the advice you give to them. So how will you do this, especially if you are new to internet marketing and don’t feel that you have the necessary expertise?
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Internet Based Business Emailing Tips for New Internet Marketers
Atlantic Publishing Company, a leading publisher in the business, finance, real estate, and hospitality areas, is seeking freelance writers to review English books and write honest reviews of 1-3 paragraphs. Compensation is $50 for the entire project of 3 reviews, upon completion. Payments via PayPal ONLY.
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Work-at-Home Book Reviewer for Atlantic Publishing Company
New MOCA director Jeffrey Deitch might have just accepted the art world’s most controversial position , but if there’s one thing everyone can agree he’s great at, it’s throwing a party.
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Dear Jeffrey Deitch: Free Ideas for Your New Museum
Hey Startups ! Announcing Microsoft BizSpark Camp on Azure: New York City … The Business Insider Over this two-day event, teams of startups already in development will be hosted at the Microsoft offices in Manhattan where they will …
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In 2010, I believe we are going to see some serious changes in the online world, and the affiliate industry. There were definitely some changes brewing throughout 2009, both on the Affiliate side of the game (see the Oprah lawsuits ) and the Advertiser side of the game (merchant account madness). Neither of these are the death knell of Affiliate Marketing, but they certainly gave the impression that business would not just continue as usual in 2010. Will Affiliates be looking for new offers to promote when all the rebills suddenly dry up? Will the FTC be cracking down on Affiliate Bloggers for littering their posts with unmarked Affiliate links? Doubtful. Every time this industry and its denizens have to comply or die, they find a way to do it and still make money, if not even more than before. They are a very resourceful bunch.
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2010: Bold Predictions for the Future
There are thousands who have succeeded with profitable work at home ideas to start an online home business . In fact the internet has basically changed the way business is being done world wide enabling more people than ever a chance to …
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Profitable Work At Home Ideas To Start An Online Home Business
Enterprise Performance Solutions is seeking a web designer (and developer) to redesign their corporate website. They are also seeking long-term assistance to maintain the site
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Work-at-Home Web Designer and Developer for EPS
My friend Dan Pink has just released a new book, called Drive , which explores “the surprising truths about what motivates us.” In it, he identifies with clarity (and cleverness) the three big drivers of performance and success: autonomy, mastery, and purpose. Dan’s advice speaks to individual performance, but some of it applies equally to business performance. With regard to having a sense of purpose, for example, he urges individuals to ask a question of themselves that I believe executives should also ask of their companies
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What’s Your Company’s Sentence?
Over at the WSJ health blog, reporter Jacob Goldstein’s Jan. 8, 2010 post ” Google CEO & Harvard Surgeon Talk Health IT ” quotes Google’s CEO: ” Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt doesn’t know why docs haven’t embraced databases to help them sort through medical information .” [Schmidt said] ..
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Does the CEO of Google Use Google? – And: Platform, Platform, Who’s Got The Platform?
Fast-food chain KFC is giving two Indiana cities $7,500 so it can emblazon founder Colonel Sanders’ face on their hydrants and fire extinguishers to promote new “fiery” chicken wings, according to a story in USA Today. Experts say to expect more ads like this, on public property from sewer grates to the local landfill, as companies look to cut through the clutter of traditional advertising. Cash-strapped governments have long sold space on mass transit, benches, trash cans and other public property to help stretch budgets
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KFC Markets ‘Fiery’ Wings On Fire Hydrants
First Abu Dhabi announced the ultra-sustainable Masdar City , and now South Korea has decided to build its own self-sufficient city, dubbed Sejong City or the Multifunctional Administrative City (MAC). The MAC, located 100 miles south of Seoul, is slated for completion by 2020.
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South Korea’s Sejong City Could Be Competition for Abu Dhabi’s Masdar City