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If you read my first article, “Choose Internet Marketing to Fire Your Boss,” you’ll remember I’ve been studying under Alex Jeffries.  Here’s your chance to learn just how easy it is to earn money online by listening to some great tips that Alex gives you in this awsome webinar. It’s my FREE gift to you for subscribing to my blog. Just click on the banner below, fill in your email, sit back and listen. You might even want to take some notes! – and most importantly, take ACTION! After listening to it, I’d really appreciate your coming back here to leave a comment on what you thought about it.

Okay, we’re always hearing the mantra that content on any website or blog is CRUCIAL. So why is that? There are at least three good reasons.

First, people come to your site to seek out information, advice, opinions, help, etc. This all comprises what we call “content.” Visitors may want to buy something, look for answers to questions and solve problems, see what’s going on in the world, see what other people are saying, or even to spill their own guts about what’s bugging them. A web log, or “blog” (yeah! now we know what a “blog” is) is one place for web surfers to go if they’re seeking out information on a specific topic. They will find a community of people interested in the same subject area. That’s why quality content surrounding those topics is so important. People need and want that information not only to read about it, but also to provide it.  Read more... (651 words, estimated 2:36 mins reading time)

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You’re Never Too Young, Never Too Old;
and Forget About a Fancy Education. You’re In!

Well let’s see now. Before teaching, I held numerous jobs as a hotel desk clerk and eventually moved on to being a hotel Night Manager. Later, with degrees in English and Dramatic Art, I was a public school English Teacher and Drama Director. Highly successful high school plays and musicals, I might add. I later got a third degree while trying my hand at property claims adjusting. Lots of fun investigating burglary claims in Las Vegas, where things are not always what they seem. Then I moved on to Claims Supervisor in three major cities with a major insurance company.  Read more... (614 words, estimated 2:27 mins reading time)