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Table Of Contents INTRODUCTION ............................................................ 4 The Wave of the Future: Why Go Virtual? ................................. 4 Frequently Asked Questions................................................ 5 GETTING STARTED........................................................... 8 Do you have what it takes to create a virtual corporation?.................... 8 QUIZ: Are You VC Material? ............................................ 14 You’re ready for business—is your business ready for you? ................... 17 The Importance of Being Earnest—Er, Organized.................................... 19 Goal setting: where will you be in five years?....................................... 21 Yes, You Can: Why No Goal is Too Lofty ................................................ 25 Your business, your way: determining your virtual potential.............................. 25 Essential Equipment for the Home Office ............................................ 31 Home Office Feng Shui: A Crash Course in Arrangement ......................35 Marking Your Territory ............................................ 37 Cyber Space: Home Office Computer Considerations ......................... 38 Insurance: Do You Need It? ................................. 41 BE A MAGICIAN..................................... 43 Why you must look bigger than you are................................. 43 Creating the illusion: How to give your small business a big presence........................ 44 Where do you live and work? The importance of your physical address..................... 45 There is no “I” in “team” ............................................. 46 Multiple identities: creating “departments” (without hiring staff) ................. 48 Paper or plastic: why you need to accept credit cards ...................... 49 What’s that ringing in your ears? Phone services for virtual entrepreneurs ................. 51 The Skinny on Expansion: Fitting In to Your Virtual Skin.......................................... 54 Company Logos: You Need One....................................... 55 How to Be a Consummate Professional..................................... 58 Keep ‘Em Coming: Earning Repeat Business .................................. 60 Elastic Options: Choosing Services That Grow with Your Company.......................... 62 HELP WANTED.................................. 64 Going it Alone: How to Clone Yourself Online ............................ 64 Virtual Assistants: The Magic of Telecommuting and Distance Employment ............ 66 Virtual Employees: Telecommuting to a Home Office Near You ................... 67 Contractors and Freelancers: Why You Need Them, How to Find Them.................. 69 Wording Your Job Advertisement ............................... 71 Virtual Temp Services: Who You Need, When You Need Them........................... 72 Paying with Virtual Money...................................... 73 LEGAL MUMBO-JUMBO........................................... 75 Typecasting: What Will Your Business Be? ................................. 75 Online Sales Tax: To Charge or Not to Charge? ............................ 80 Uncle Sam Wants You! Tax Tips for the One-Person Show................... 82 Why You Need a (Virtual) Accountant ...................................... 84 The Golden Years: Retirement Planning for the VC Owner .................... 85 Micro-Management: Legal Handling of Your Scattered Employees ................ 87 TOOLS OF THE TRADE ........................................................ 90 Your Web Site: Like a Building, Only…Not ......................................... 90 Naming Your Domain................................................................ 91 Selecting a Web Host: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly................................. 93 Professionalism: The Total Package................................................... 98 What the Heck is a Blog, And Why Should I Get One?........................................ 102 Plastering Your Web Site: Internet Advertising Techniques.......................... 104 Autoresponders are Your Friends ............................................ 113 How to Use Them............................................................. 114 Where to Get Them........................................................... 116 The Great Divide: Conquering Isolation in a Virtual Environment ........................... 117 How to Streamline Your Virtual Corporation for Maximum Profits ......... 120 Save Money ..................................... 121 Spend Money .................................... 122 Make Money ...................................... 124 Info Dump: Tips, Tricks and Tidbits for the Virtual Corporation ..................... 125 Time Management: How to Get Things Done When You’re Not............................ 125 Living by the Clock ...................................................... 125 Child Care for the Virtual Corporation Owner ................................. 128 CONCLUSION................................................... 130 RESOURCES ............................................... 131 Sample Content Preview INTRODUCTION The Wave of the Future: Why Go Virtual? Since the inception and spread of the internet, our world has changed. Boundaries once thought un-crossable have not only been crossed, they have been erased by the expansion of cyberspace. These days, you can hop online and instantly connect with someone on the other side of the world. It’s incredible when you stop to think about it. Perhaps the biggest impact of the internet has been in the world of business, where the term “global market” has taken on a whole new meaning. The ability to connect with nearly all of civilization with a simple click of the mouse has enabled large companies to grow even larger; and small companies that would never have otherwise succeeded to flourish. Target markets can be identified, reached and serviced with the same level of professionalism whether a company consists of several thousand employees and twenty levels of management, or a couple of guys working out of a garage—and believe it or not, online consumer giant Amazon.com started out as exactly that. How about search engine behemoth Google? A couple of guys working from their basement. Behold the power of the internet.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Introduction 5 DAY 1: 8 Getting Started with Greetings and Basic Expressions in Spanish DAY 2: 12 Recognizing Letters and Sounds in the Spanish Alphabet DAY 3: 16 Forming Spanish Nominal Words and Phrases Gender-Specific Characteristic Number-Specific Characteristic Definite and Indefinite Articles Learn More Spanish Nouns DAY 4: 25 Getting Familiar with Spanish Pronouns Subject Pronouns Object Pronouns Possessive Pronouns Demonstratives DAY 5: 29 Learn to Describe with Spanish Adjectives DAY 6: 34 Making Longer and Complete Phrases with Prepositions DAY 7: 36 Introduction to Spanish Verbs AR Verbs ER Verbs IR Verbs DAY 8: 43 Conjugating Verbs to Present Tense Regular Forms Irregular Forms Ser vs. Estar Present Progressive Form DAY 9: 51 Conjugating Verbs to Past Tense Regular Forms Irregular Forms DAY 10: 56 Conjugating Verbs to Future Tense Regular Forms Irregular Forms Be-Going-To Form DAY 11: 59 Forming Basic Spanish Sentences Declarative Sentences Interrogative Sentences Imperative Sentences DAY 12: 66 Familiarizing Situational Phrases Asking for Directions Giving Directions At the Airport Checking in at Hotels Riding a Bus Riding the Train Hiring a Taxi Hiring a Boat Driving Cars Shopping for Clothes Shopping for Food Dining Out and Ordering Food Visiting the Beach Doing Sports Problems and Complaints Dealing with Emergencies Conclusion 75 Sample Content Preview INTRODUCTION ¡Buenas dias! Spanish is one of the most spoken languages in the world. It belongs to the Italic subfamily of the Indo-European language family, and is primarily spoken at the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America of about 250 million people. It is also called Castilian, which was derived from the dialect it came from. This language was brought and introduced by the Spaniards in Canary Island, Antilles, the Philippines, the southern part of North America, South America, and the coast of Africa. The Standard Spanish language is being spoken at 43 countries, not including Spain. Most of them consider it as their official language and use it for business, education, industry, politics, and everyday conversation. This shows how widely popular the Spanish language is and how it will continue to be for many years to come. Foreign language courses are already being offered at different colleges and universities. Spanish training is always included in them. Students taking up such courses are continuously increasing in number. New books and training materials are being published and sold. Aside from the possibility of having to deal with so many Spanish speakers in business or education, another reason to learn Spanish is that it is regarded as a romantic language, both in literature and everyday conversations. This is the reason why a lot of movies and television programs nowadays use the language – to captivate and touch the hearts of millions of audiences. Imagine how many friends and loved ones you can impress with lines like Te amo (I love you) or Te quiero (I need you) and actually knowing how they came to be!

Sample Content Preview If you want to make more of your talents - live up to your full potential- you have to learn to use them. You have the power to change your habits- to acquire new skills and fully use the skills you now have. You can improve your performance, your productivity, and the quality of your whole life. What makes a high achiever? Is it luck, intelligence, talent, dedication? All of these things figure in - they all make a difference. But we all know intelligent, talented, hard-working people who do not consider themselves very successful or even happy. And we know people who are not exceptionally bright but seem happy and successful. So there must be something else, some secret to success. Actually there are several secrets to achieving your peak performance - living up to your full potential. Your success at business, friendship, love, sports - just about anything you try - is largely determined by your own self-image. Your unhappiness is something you choose. So, you're thinking no one chooses to be unhappy. Well, maybe not - but you have to consciously choose to be happy, self-confident, and successful. Happiness is elusive when we go after it directly. So is self-confidence. Both seem to be more "side-products" than something you can achieve in and for itself. So how, then, can consciously choosing to be these things be of any value? Well, the secret is to focus on other things. First, focus on your potential. Begin by making a complete and accurate assessment of your potential. To do this you must take an inventory of yourself - you will make a few lists. Sit down and make a list of all the things you can do well. Be honest with yourself. When that list is done, make a list of all the things you like to do, even if you think you can’t do them well. Then, make a list of all the things you would like to do, if you could. Now list your hobbies. Then, go back to the list of things you can do well. You are probably being much too hard on yourself. Most of us are. We have this little voice in our heads telling us things like: "You're so dumb," or "You can’t learn to do that," or "You never do anything right," or similar nasty things. And even worse, we listen to that voice as if it's telling us the gospel truth. So now, shut off that voice - you can do it - and add a few more things to the list of things you can do well. Pretend you are your best friend - it's amazing how much more forgiving and charitable we are with our friends than we are with ourselves. Now that you are your best friend, you should be able to add a few more items to your "do well" list. But do be honest - don't list things you feel you really can't do well.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents WHY SELL INFORMATION PRODUCTS ON EBAY?............................. 5 WHAT TYPE OF PRODUCTS SHOULD YOU CREATE.......................... 5 TOOLS YOU WILL NEED TO SUCCEED............................. 11 FINDING A PROFITABLE EBAY CATEGORY............................. 19 CREATING YOUR FIRST PRODUCT............................. 19 HOW TO SELL YOUR REPORT ON EBAY!............................. 24 SOME EBAY TIPS FOR INFO SELLERS............................. 25 WRITING TITLES AND ADS............................. 27 A LITTLE TIP FOR SELLING INFORMATION PRODUCTS IN A COMPETITIVE CATEGORY... 32 LINKS YOU MIGHT FIND USEFUL........................... 33 OTHER WAYS TO SELL YOUR PRODUCTS............................. 33 BUILDING YOUR AFFILIATE RESOURCE SECTION......................... 37 ARTICLES............................. 38 ENDORSEMENTS......................... 39 SOLO ADS............................. 39 FREE COURSE.......................... 40 CLASSIFIED ADS....................... 40 BANNERS............................. 41 GRAPHICS............................. 41 SO WHERE SHOULD YOUR AFFILIATE RESOURCE SECTION BE AND WHAT SUPPORT SHOULD YOU GIVE YOUR EXSISTING AFFILIATES?....................... 41 THE SIX SIMPLE PRINCIPLES OF VIRAL MARKETING................... 47 Sample Content Preview How To Sell Information Products On Ebay Selling information products on the Internet has been one of the biggest boom markets in the last 3 years. You can see that in the number of people selling ebooks, videos, membership sites and so on, on the Internet. Back in 1996 there were under 50 people selling information products online, now in 2005, there are literally millions of sites selling all sorts of information to all sorts of people. So why are all these people flocking to sell information products online? Because of the promise of quick money from scam artists. Most people who are selling any sort of information online are usually resellers (affiliates or people who brought reprint rights to a product) or they created an ebook themselves. What these people don't understand is that the market is nearly saturated with the same books they are trying to sell. This of course leads to a price war, and then no one makes any money because they are all trying to undercut themselves to be the cheapest in the market. This is not a viable business idea. So why would you want to get into creating information products and sell them on Ebay? That's a good question. The reason why I've been profiting from selling information products is because I make myself different. I don't go out there selling the same information, I go out there and break new ground with great products at great prices that people actually want to buy, and the best part is, I usually spend nothing on advertising.

Table Of Contents Search Engines and How They Work 5 Choosing a SEO Company 7 Selecting Search Engine Keywords 10 Increasing Your Search Engine Ranking 13 Building Your Link Popularity 16 Protecting Your Search Engine Rankings 19 Top Search Engines 22 Resource Guide and Bonuses 25 Sample Content Preview Search Engines and How They Work Search Engines are special sites on the Web that are designed to help people find information stored on other sites. There are differences in the ways various Search Engines work, but they all perform three basic tasks: ? They search the Internet - or select pieces of the Internet - based on important words, ? They keep an index of the words they find, and where they find them, and ? They allow users to look for words or combinations of words found in that index. Early Search Engines held an index of a few hundred thousand pages and documents, and received maybe one or two thousand inquiries each day. Today, a top Search Engine will index hundreds of millions of pages, and respond to tens of millions of queries per day. Before a Search Engine can tell you where a file or document is, it must be found. To find information on the hundreds of millions of Web pages that exist, a Search Engine employs special software robots, called spiders, to build lists of the words found on Web sites. When a spider is building its lists, the process is called web crawling. In order to build and maintain a useful list of words, a Search Engine's spiders have to look at a lot of pages. How does any spider start its travels over the Web? The usual starting points are lists of heavily used servers and very popular pages. The spider will begin with a popular site, indexing the words on its pages and following every link found within the site. In this way, the spidering system quickly begins to travel, spreading out across the most widely used portions of the Web. Once the spiders have completed the task of finding information on Web pages, the Search Engine must store the information in a way that makes it useful.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents COVER PAGE....................1 MASTER RESELL RIGHTS LICENSE....................2 AWESOME DEALS & RESOURCES FOR YOU!...................3 LEGAL NOTICES....................4 TABLE OF CONTENTS.................5 JANUARY....................9 FEBRUARY....................17 MARCH....................24 APRIL....................31 MAY....................39 JUNE....................49 JULY..................59 AUGUST....................70 SEPTEMBER...................79 OCTOBER....................88 NOVEMBER....................98 DECEMBER....................108 Sample Content Preview JANUARY January 1st Christianity wants nothing so much in the world as sunny people, and the old are hungrier for love than for bread, and the Oil of Joy is very cheap, and if you can help the poor on with a Garment of Praise it will be better for them than blankets. January 2nd No one who knows the content of Christianity, or feels the universal need of a Religion, can stand idly by while the intellect of his age is slowly divorcing itself from it. January 3rd A Science without mystery is unknown; a Religion without mystery is absurd. However far the scientific method may penetrate the Spiritual World, there will always remain a region to be explored by a scientific faith. January 4th Among the mysteries which compass the world beyond, none is greater than how there can be in store for man a work more wonderful, a life more God-like than this.

Sample Content Preview Whether you’re thinking its Spring Cleaning Time or time for an annual checkup, your business needs to undergo a checkup each year. No matter how large or small your business is, you cannot gauge the effectiveness of any changes you’ve made without analyzing the benefits and bottom line. Here are 10 questions to get you started: ? How do your year-to-date sales compare to the last couple of years? Don’t be satisfied if you managed to match them because if sales stayed the same then you’ve achieved zero growth. With inflation, this flat growth line is a warning sign for more trouble down the road. ? What percentage of your business is from repeat customers? This is important to know because if it’s too low, then it needs to be improved. The estimated cost of getting a new customer versus retaining an existing one can be as much as five to one in terms of dollars spent. Keeping customers is more cost-effective than constantly seeking new ones. ? How long has it been since you offered a new product or service? Loyal customers like to see you changing and progressing with the times. If you’re stuck for an idea, ask your customers what they need. ? Do you consider marketing and advertising expenses or investments? How you look at the money spent in these areas affects your willingness to spend money at all. Would you look at prescriptions as a waste of money? Marketing is really investing in you, your vision, and your company. The old adage that you must spend money to make money is true, but you must spend it wisely. Spend it on ads that are pulling responses and orders, and if they’re not maybe you need to change publications. ? Do you know what PR is and how to use it to positively position your business in the media? I’ll bet that at least one of your competitors does. Nearly every mention of a company or business in the newspapers and magazines is a direct result of publicity efforts. Being quoted or featured in an article speaks volumes to your clients and readers who are your potential prospects. A good PR consultant can do that for you and show you ways to extend the shelf life of that article beyond its publication. ? Are you listed in the yellow pages? If you only have a line listing, consider including a small ad in the yellow pages. If you can afford it, it will pay dividends throughout the year.

Table Of Contents Why I Wrote This Book 5 All Alone! 6 Crowded Yet Isolated 8 Emotional Pain In A Loveless World 9 Love – The Verb, Not The Feeling 10 Learning How To Love 11 The Laws Of Attraction 13 Practical Steps For Dealing With Loneliness 15 Breaking The Destructive Cycle 17 Finding Our Purpose In The Wilderness 19 Life Still Has Meaning 20 Recommended Resources + Bonuses 21 Sample Content Preview Why I Wrote This Book Welcome, my dear readers! If you are feeling lonely as you are reading this, you are not alone. The reason why I put this book together is because I know what it is like. Loneliness is a topic that is very close to my heart because I have been through the depths of empty, meaningless feelings many times and I am not new to that kind of feeling. I have felt every gripping moment of it. The long, long hours which seems like days, the lonely nights where I weep in silence, drenching my pillow salty with tears, the lack of desire to face the next day and the thought of wanting to end it all! It doesn’t matter if you have a girlfriend/boyfriend, husband or wife. No matter how close you are with them, there are parts of you that they just don’t understand! The pain doesn’t fade after confiding with your best friend, your group of buddies, or even your counselor! Nobody seems to understand you yet you want them to feel your pain. I empathize with you, my friend. I truly do. But I have good news for all of us lonely hearts out there. I have survived through and I have a way to solve it if not ease the pain at least. My stories and writings in this book aim to accomplish a few things: • Understanding the theory behind loneliness to better understand yourself • Understanding the feelings associated with loneliness • Developing a healthy feeling of love to help you overcome problems • Practical steps to break the lonely cycle • Replace the feeling of loneliness with healthy thoughts It is my sincere wish that after you read this book, you will be better equipped to cope with loneliness. Even if you don’t feel lonely, maybe you know someone who is. Use this information to help them and make their world a better place.

Sample Content Preview Today marketing is not the same as it was in the ‘60s or ‘70s, because there are enough products to satisfy customer’s needs. In fact customers are “hypersatisfied”! Companies have segmented the market until it has become almost too small to service profitably. Distribution is now largely in the hands of giant corporations such as Wal-Mart and Costco. There are more brands and fewer producers, products “life” have been shortened, and it’s cheaper to replace than to repair - all complicating the process further. Marketing has always started with identifying the needs of your customer, but many companies are now focusing on the product. They focus on what category it falls into, and then what sub-category (for instance pudding and then what flavors). By focusing on the product, companies then focus on who’ll use the product, and those considered “not using” are excluded from the picture. In doing this, you’ve just given your competitor a target market. You may have captured 75% of your “user market” because you have a USP (unique selling position) i.e.; more flavors, more convenient packaging, longer shelf life, etc. But why can’t YOU also take care of the other 25% instead of your competitor? To do that, requires a new way of thinking known as “Lateral Marketing”. Stop thinking about how you can keep the 75% in love with your product (Vertical Marketing), think about drawing in the 25% of the market that wasn’t your customer. This is done by innovative thinking. This may be seen as further “segmenting” the market-place, but at the same time it’s making it bigger. Let’s say you sell soap. You’ve captured 75% of your market because of some formulary development that makes more suds with less product. The 25% that your competition is trying to capture would rather spend less for soap, than use less. Your method of also capturing that 25% is to start thinking “innovation” and not different product. Lateral Marketing works within the original category of product and complements it, not competes with it. You could come up with soap with more bleach, with less foam, fragrance free, with more foam. You can innovate by size – selling in large economy packs, selling in individual packs, and do this without ever changing the formula of the product. This type of marketing works best for mature markets with no growth (after all, what new uses can you come up with for soap). It also can create markets from scratch, requires greater resources, and may redefine your company’s mission and business focus.