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Monthly Archives: July 2006
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Young Entrepreneur Tools: Paypal

First up in this series of tools for the Young Entrepreneur is Paypal (www.paypal.com). When it comes to the internet, the first thing you need (apart from a computer, mouse and internet connection) is a means of sending and receiving money. For every single eBay user out there, and most small entrepreneurs, the easiest and […]

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Creating An Income Spreadsheet

Yesterday I thought it would be a good idea if I started noting down my expenses – my outgoings and incomings in terms of revenue. By the way if you are running an online business or website then I would definitely recommend doing this as a means of organising yourself. Now as a young entrepreneur […]

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Young Entrepreneur Internet Tools: Series

I’ve been reading about so many internet startups recently, including my own of course with the launch of GolfChum.com. However, as I posted in one of my regular forums that I visit, there are hardly any websites that contain information relevant to teenagers and young entrepreneurs about starting a business or a site online. As […]

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Case Study: Income Streams

This article conveniently follows on from my post on How To Create Income Streams. I was contacted today by a good contact that I have become to know more about over the past few weeks. His name is Andreas Bard, and I have to say, when it comes to developing ways of creating cashflow, this […]

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103Bees.com

I stumbled across this site today from various blogs mentioning their services. 103Bees.com helps to analyse your search engine traffic more and as a result promises to increase your revenue as you will know what terms search engine visitors are using to get to your site. 103Bees says, “It’s a real-time online web analytics tool […]

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Would I Care If I Made $0.00?

I’m writing this article in response to Darren Rowse’s Group Writing Project Over At Problogger. He asked the question to all of his readers, “What would you do differently if you had to start your blog over again?” I’ll firstly give a list of the “shallower” things that I would have done differently, and then […]

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Invited to BloggerSkills.com

A few weeks ago, Rex invited me to write at his new site www.bloggerskills.com. Today, I decided to take him up on his offer, and so wrote a new article called “Comments Never Hurt Anyone”. I thought it was an appropriate title for a blog all about blogging! I think Im starting to be recognised […]

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