Your Questions About The Real Biz

Jere answers:

Greg,
There many programs available that can make you a lot of money, however there also a lot of programs that are worthless. The question is, how will you know which is which.

You can go to review sites that will compare different programs, but again you must know how to analyze it. You can ask your friends who are already successful, but ultimately you have to make an informed decision and bear the consequences.

To be able to do that you must know enough, or as much as you can about internet marketing, do not jump into it without preparing yourself. Too many programs are over-hyped and sold for $200 to over $1,000, it might have worked for the promoters but will it work for you?

My suggestion is to learn about internet marketing first. The market is huge, you are not limited to sell in your own city but you can sell worldwide. However, to minimize the hassle, do not start selling your own product but become an affiliate of a reputable company like Amazon or Clickbank.

Amazon is the largest internet marketer ($28 billion), it started with books but is now very big in electronics. You have to become an affiliate and promote it on your website.
Clickbank offers digital products from many vendors wordlwide, and their commission is much bigger than Amazon, it can start at a few dollar to over $100 per sale. The good things is you only have to do the sale, everything else – from billing to delivering and paying your commission is handled by Clickbank.

The key is to
– promote sale-able products, (which one?)
– find a niche market (who is likely to buy it)
– create a web site (how to make an attractive sales page?)
– get a high ranking with Google search ( search engine optimized)
– generate traffic (what keywords to use?)
– promote it to them. (how to make it appealing?)
– and hope that they will buy (call to action to generate conversion)

In the end the most important factors are how to get Traffic (visitors) and how to get Conversion (they buy).

You can learn this for free – with Ebooks and Videos – at
http://www.internet-marketingtools.biz/
Prepare to really study all the material, do it at your own pace but try to understand all the steps. The programs are done on a step by step basis, so you can progress at your own speed.

Once you have done this, you will be better equipped and can easily compare different programs and choose the one that fits your needs.

Sorry, it is a little long to answer your question but if you do this you will be in charge of your own destiny not just depending on biased reviews.

Hope this helps

Victor

Jere answers:

Tasha-
This is a problem that most people encounter. A fews things to keep in mind before purchasing hair extensions.
1. Make sure that you buy extension that match your color and texture. All super-expensive hair isn’t for everyone. Neither is the lower priced hair. Look and feel the hair in the store and holding it up to yours even trying to blend it in with yours to make sure its the right match.

2. If you are doing them yourself its all about placement. If you are experienced with them you are likely to not be satisfied with the end result of things. You want your tracks to be covered and blended well some when you walk, run, jog, dancing or whatever its looks and moves like your own! Also make sure to bruch them regularly to keep them tangle free.

3. If you are going to a salon be sure that that person is skill and ask for reference and photos of previous work. SO many people will do anything for a quick buck.

These are just a few things that will help you along your extension journey! Feel free to visit my hair care blog at http://couturecoiffres.blogspot.com and follow me!

Also if you are in the Chicagoland area in search of a stylist feel free to contact me at haircaremaven@gmail.com or at www,platinumimages.biz in the “Contact us” section. All inquiries are answered within 24 hours!

These are just a few thing

Jere answers:

Prelims; yes
why free-so they can get your title insurance biz.
Pure and simple

Jere answers:

Http://www.biz.indygov.org/

You don’t necessarily have to pay. Above is the link for the Marion County government web site. I found it by googling “Marion County” and “Indiana.”

If you click on “court records” at the top of that page, it seems to indicate that you need to pay with a credit card to view online. I don’t get that because in many states like Florida, it’s all open access and free.

However if you click on “property search” at the top of that page, it looks like you can do property searches for free. That generally tells you who bought a property, what they paid for it, and what the taxes are — not liens per se.

Usually to find out if someone had a lien put on them, you would go to the county clerk of court web site — sometimes you can find these things by googling the name of the county, along with search terms like “clerk, court, official records,” etc.

Then look for a link that says something like “official records” or “public records.”

They really shouldn’t be charging you for this. But if you have to pay anyone, I guess it would be best to go through the county’s web site and do it. It probably would be cheaper than going through some online private investigator service.

Try surfing around on the web site link above — it may very well be there’s a link somewhere that lets you search the county’s public records for free. But if it’s there, I didn’t find it.

Hope this helps.

Jere answers:

She isn’t ur real friend. She’s using you for secrets. Tell her you didn’t like that she did that and if she keeps doing it, drop her like a sack of BRICKS