In my last post, I wrote about how I managed to break most of my goals for 2007. These occurred out of hard work and continued perseverance online (despite a slow down over the past couple of months). In any case, I think that it’s really important that everyone makes goals – and not only […]
Continue readingAround a year ago, I wrote a post titled Resolutions and Targets For 2007. Like most entrepreneurs, I set goals that I wanted to achieve for the rest of 2007, which I could then take the time to reflect upon at the start of 2008. I’m happy to say that I completed 5 out of […]
Continue readingHere at Blogtrepreneur, posting has been pretty sporadic. I know I’ve said in the past that bloggers should never apologize for their lack of regular posting, however I feel that I must say sorry for the way things have been around here. Since the beginning of October 2007, there have only been 15 articles for […]
Continue readingThere are many types of businesses and different channels to reach your customers. One of the first steps you need to take when starting your business is what type of operations structure you want to use. There are three main types of operation structures: Brick and Mortar, E-Commerce and Brick and Click. In this post […]
Continue readingDomaining is becoming a very popular investing and business opportunity. Although the business of investing in high quality domain names has been operating quietly for almost 10 years, it is now gaining notoriety. Recently there have been many articles in highly respected newspapers and magazines regarding the practice. In the past year I’ve become an […]
Continue readingIn the past I’ve been lucky enough to review a few entrepreneurial and blogging related blogs, such as NorthxEast (which has since gone on to become an industry-leader in its niche) and WRevenue (another wonderful blog by Scott Wainer). So when the opportunity arose to review I Blog – You Blog, I jumped at the […]
Continue readingThe potential sale of Blogtrepreneur is causing waves around the Internet, so today we have asked website buying and selling experts Barry Dunlop and Dean Hunt to give their thoughts on buying and selling websites, and a look into the exciting world of virtual real estate. Hi all, we have been buying and selling websites […]
Continue readingThis is Connor Wilson (the designer here), doing some house cleaning in terms of approving comments and keeping things running while Adnan works out some problems. Regarding the Sale If you have any questions about the sale, keep emailing them to Adnan via the contact form, but for those of you awaiting a response: don’t […]
Continue readingBlogtrepreneur was setup in February of 2006 under a Blogger domain and really acted as an experiment to see whether the internet was an avenue forward in terms of making money online, and forming new friendships, gathering a loyal crowd of readers and using technology for progress. Since then, I have proved all of the […]
Continue readingIt seems like most sites these days are cashing in on their traffic, their subscribers and in rapidly decreasing droves, their pagerank. These sites are utilizing their best spaces on their site to link out to other certain websites for a premium and mostly for a recurring monthly fee. Bloggers have been the most recent […]
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