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The Top 3 Artistic Entrepreneur Sites
As the Internet evolves, it continues to bring an added dimension into areas that aren’t often thought of as translating to an online medium. Take art for example. Art lovers have embraced virtual art galleries for years, but now that interest has led to the creation of online art networks. There are three websites in […]
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The Pros and Cons of Making Money With Twitter
It’s refreshing to see the entrepreneurial spirit alive and well, especially with new enhancements to technology. Take Twitter for example. It is, in and of itself, a fantastic technological advancement, but so are the income producing programs that have been created. We’ve seen many innovative applications branch off from an existing service, but as with […]
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Yahoo Launches Image Help For Online Marketeers
Yahoo is beginning to take some aggressive steps to show their value to online marketers. This no doubt will be a boom for entrepreneurs and those who make their living from Internet marketing. It’s also refreshing to see Yahoo competing to gain back market share lost to Google by carving out its own unique niche […]
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Turn Blogging Into Revenue With BlogProfitz
The following post has been sponsored by the owners of BlogProfitz.com: Blogging and affiliate marketing are two of the most talked about ways to make money on the Internet. Up until now, the two activities have been separate and apart from each other. But a new revolutionary service combines the two to enhance reader value. […]
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Do User Numbers Disguise Problems at Social Networking Sites
Following on from the last post it got me thinking that these are interesting times for social networking sites to say the least. I for one am anxious to see how Facebook, MySpace and Twitter address the revenue-generating issue. What’s interesting about the whole social networking topic is that all of the sites attract an […]
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Can Massive Investment Turn Social Networking Into Real Revenue?
It looks like Facebook is the first of the social networking sites to make a move to address the issue of generating revenue from its enormous volume of traffic. Rather than have its over 200 million users pay for the value of its service, Facebook has received an injection of cash from a major investment […]
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GastroPreneur Week – McDonalds and More… Companies Thriving In Today’s Recession
Here we have the final post in out GastroPreneur Week! It seems like almost everyday we hear about another business closing its door, a victim of the current economic times. But what seems to get overlooked amidst all the gloom and doom stories are companies that are actually thriving despite the recession. Entrepreneurs should take […]
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GastroPreneur Week – What’s Cooking on the Web?
I’m not sure whether it’s the downward economy or an increased interest in cooking, but I’m finding people dining out less often and eating at home more frequently. There has always been an interest in food and cooking back to the days when Julia Child had her infamous cooking show. But lately, there has been […]
Continue readingGastroPreneur Week – The Entrepreneurial Chef – Gordon Ramsey
This week we have decided to do a special “GastroPreneur Week”, and we have some excellent culinary posts for you. We start the week off with a profile on THE most Entrepreneurial Chef we could find – it’s Gordon Ramsey. Gordon James Ramsey was born in Scotland in 1966, and during his early years this […]
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Top 5 Online Social Hang Outs!
The purpose of social media marketing sites is to help you stay current with the latest news and trends. I find them particularly valuable for entrepreneurs and small business owners. These types of sites are growing by leaps and bounds, providing insider information on just about every industry or business sector. I thought it would […]
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