Archive for June, 2007

Confused

You Launched Your Blog, Now What?

Posted on 30. Jun, 2007 by .

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This guest post is by Chris Pund, a full time college student and serial entrepreneur who blogs at Dorm Room Biz (www.dorm-room-biz.com) as well as many other sites. Check out Dorm Room Biz to learn about his current projects and for great resources for young student entrepreneurs! The question was recently asked on the Young [...]

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Leading the double life….

Leading the double life….

Posted on 29. Jun, 2007 by .

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Hey guys, I’m Josh Buckley, a good friend of Adnan’s. He has asked me to do a guest post for him, my personal blog is joshbuckley.net and I run several large sites including Menewsha Like many of you, I lead a double life. In the day I’m just your regular school kid hanging with my [...]

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Blogging is Best with Great Writing

Posted on 28. Jun, 2007 by .

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Hi. J. Angelo Racoma here, filling in for Adnan while he’s on a brief blogging hiatus. I’m a problogger and blog network manager. I’m currently the assistant editor at the Blog Herald, and I manage several of Splashpress Media‘s blogs and blog-related properties, including Gadzooki, Froodee, Blog Tutorials and Travelogger. My personal blog is the [...]

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Blogging As A Business

Posted on 27. Jun, 2007 by .

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I’m Kevin. I blog about personal finance, setting goals, and green energy/home design over at KMull.com. As a reader of Blogtrepreneur you’re probably interested in starting your own business. Branching out – entrepreneurship and the lavish lifestyle that comes from success. Fair enough. I’d like that too. Are you actively involved in running a business? [...]

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Virtual Assistant

Top 7 Ways to Tell You Need a Virtual Assistant

Posted on 27. Jun, 2007 by .

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Guest Blogger Angela Wills of StarVA.com is a Virtual Assistant Specializing in Internet Marketing. Visit StarVA.com to grab your free ‘Outsourcing Checklist & Free Tips’ now! A Virtual Assistant is a self-employed contractor (not an employee) who helps small business owners and entrepreneurs with various administrative tasks such as handling emails, bookkeeping, website maintenance, search [...]

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6 Simple Steps For Sales Success

Posted on 26. Jun, 2007 by .

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This guest post was submitted by Justin Nowak, who has been in a sales and sales management for over six years. Currently selling communication devices for MTS Allstream here in Winnipeg, Canada. His new venture is a investment campany that is currently being formed, check www.impactoblog.com for updates. These days, selling is becoming increasingly more [...]

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A Busy Week and Guest Posting

Posted on 25. Jun, 2007 by .

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In the world of blogging, it is a known rule never to say sorry for not writing. Well I owe it to ya and I apologize for not posting for a couple of days. I’ve had a very busy week and am gonna have an absolute nightmare this week with University Open Days and a [...]

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Join Blog Mastermind Now

Join Blog Mastermind Now

Posted on 21. Jun, 2007 by .

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So the big wait for Yaro and his BlogMastermind program is finally over and he’s geared up all his affiliates ready for promotion (me being one of them). As mentioned, this is the first proper product that I am affiliating – I just think that Yaro is such an ideal man for the job having [...]

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How To Invest In Text Link Ads

Posted on 16. Jun, 2007 by .

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Investing, investing, investing. Today, it seems like we’re forever putting our money into shares, stocks, bonds, websites, cars and even fine pieces of art looking to make a return on the cash we’ve paid up. It seems like such easy money – especially by buying shares in internet companies, which seem to be gaining worth [...]

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Where I’ve Been and Blogtreprelinking

Posted on 13. Jun, 2007 by .

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Well it’s been around a week since my last post, and all you Blogtrepreneur fans must be wondering where I’ve got to. Well short answer is, is that I’ve had exams and I’ve still got a few more left, so I’ve had to limit my time online to a bit after school (due to revision [...]

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Why Tony Blair Could Be An Awesome Internet Entrepreneur

Why Tony Blair Could Be An Awesome Internet Entrepreneur

Posted on 05. Jun, 2007 by .

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It’s so easy to relate blogging and internet business to the real world, despite what you may think about the lack of a connection to the web, and people instead of lines of HTML and code. I was thinking about this especially whilst reading through the latest edition of The Economist – a weekly subscription-based [...]

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Keep Track of Your Domains with Domain Log Book

Keep Track of Your Domains with Domain Log Book

Posted on 04. Jun, 2007 by .

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I’ve met quite a few people over at the YoungGoGetter forums and indeed they’ve turned out to be really good online mates of mine. One such recent newcomer to the forums was Mubashar or Mubs as he likes to be called. I started talking to him on MSN and he told me about his Every5Weeks [...]

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Summer Advertising Sale – 50% Off All Ads!

Summer Advertising Sale – 50% Off All Ads!

Posted on 02. Jun, 2007 by .

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OK, so since the release of Blogtrepreneur v2.0 back at the start of May, I’ve managed to sell 1 text link ad to Melissa from NationalPayDay.com and Post Level Links to Joely from InterMedia. But, I wanted to offer something more to you guys, especially to the new readers who have recently arrived to the [...]

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The Secret To Never Having To Say Sorry For Not Posting Ever Again!

Posted on 02. Jun, 2007 by .

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This guest post was submitted by Ross Hill, who runs Thrive Web Marketing and has been creating websites since 1999. He has just launched Hatch That, a new website that delivers weekly interviews with entrepreneurs by email. As Adnan said himself last week “In the world of blogging, it is a known rule never to [...]

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