Work At Home Today
Feb 22, 2009 Ebook, Getting Started, Wealth
Times are tough today, there is no doubt. The stock market is so volatile no one has any idea what tomorrow might bring. The banks are failing and will probably be nationalized (I will keep my opinion to myself). Car companies are going bankrupt. Things just don’t look good. Right?
I say no. This is the time to start making that income on your own. Trends are happening today, and opportunities are being made, in ways that were never thought of just a few years ago. You can now easily make an income from home.
At the risk of making this look like a total ad for an ebook I do want to bring this to your attention.
Get the Ultimate Work At Home Guide from Home Job Coach and you can hang these on your door.
Ready, Set, Work! has created The Ultimate Work from Home Guide. This guide is filled with easy access to over 100 employers who regularly hire at-home professionals. This can either jump start your career as an independent business person and entrepreneur or you can simply have the freedom of working at home. It is great.
Some of the jobs listed are customer service, tech support, sales, medical transcription, writing, teaching, web & graphics design, and more. If you don’t think that you are on the list that is OK there are a lot more opportunities in the book. Remember over 100 employers.
So here is the real kicker. I will try really hard to filter out all the scams, all the junk, and deliver to you only good and legitimate stuff. Yes most of the good stuff you will have to pay for, that is just the nature of things. Yes this is a paid publication, and if I was you I would expect to get good information. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee so you have nothing to lose. Get the book you have nothing to lose. If it works great, if not then send it back and get your money back. Get more information here:
Ok enough of the commercial.
The point is that there are more and more legitimate work from home jobs out there. But the Internet is overrun by “opportunities” that are just scams. Here is a great opportunity for you (remember money back guarantee) to get your foot in the door. If you ever wanted to work from home now is the time. Take a chance.
Book to be Released!
Oct 26, 2007 Ebook, Getting Started
Chapter 1It’s Almost Here! It is in its final editing stage. Profesor Moolah will be releasing his Guide to Blogging and Your Business on November 1st, 2007. Using sound teaching techniques and available help through email Professor Moolah will guide you through the process of making more money with less effort using a blog and your business.
All you need to do is be able to turn on a computer, write a simple document in word or another word processing program, and be able to surf the internet.
With Professor Moolah’s guide you will be able to get your own domain name, create a blog, post to that blog, and best of all do it in a way that drives traffic to your site and to your business.
Check out the first chapter in its raw form. Final editing is complete, but it is in a very basic draft format. I hope you get an idea of what the book is going to be about, and how this can change your business.
Also sign up for my email list so that you can receive all the important updates, and are able to be the first one to download our book.
Along with the book you will receive a workbook designed to help guide you through the process. This book will be invaluable to help organize your thoughts, keep you on track, and achieve what you want with your site.
Best of luck with your business, we hope to hear from you soon.
Professor Moolah
What is a blog?
Jun 26, 2007 Getting Started
A blog, or weblog, is an online journal or updates published by a person or group of people.
Blogs have typically been used by individuals or peer groups, but now are being adopted more by companies and organizations as well.
Blogs often contain public as well as private content. Depending on the functionality of the CMS (Content Management Software) software that is used, some authors may restrict access — through the use of accounts or passwords — to content that is too personal to be published publicly.
What is RSS?
Jun 25, 2007 Getting Started
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary. RSS is a standard for publishing regular updates to web-based content. Using this standard, web publishers provide updates, such as the latest news headlines or weblog postings. Meanwhile, consumers use RSS reader applications to collect and monitor their favorite feeds in one place. RSS content from a publisher, viewed in one of these readers, is often called a feed. A feed is just a summary of Web content that is updated on a regular basis.
RSS is based on XML, a language similar to HTML. RSS feeds come in different standards (0.92, 1.0, 2.0). Another well-known choice similar to RSS is Atom. All formats have certain advantages, but RSS 2.0 seems to becoming more popular with most readers. eBay uses RSS 2.0 feeds at the bottom of many search pages, announcement, and discussion boards.
Consumer Bottom Line: RSS makes reviewing a large number of sites in a very short time possible.
Publisher Bottom Line: RSS permits instant distribution of content updates to consumers.
How do I read RSS Feeds?
There are two primary categories of feed reading applications: installable desktop programs and online services.
There are many desktop applications for Windows and Mac OS system users (Feedreader.com and RSSReader.com are two popular desktop readers).
If you would prefer to use an online service to track and manage your feeds, you have the advantage of being able to access your feed updates anywhere you use a web browser (and in some cases, on mobile devices). Also, any upgrades or new features are added automatically. (Bloglines.com, My Yahoo, My MSN, and Google Reader are popular online services.)
How can I publish my own RSS Feed?
If you have a website or weblog, you can add RSS syndication as a publishing option, in some cases automatically. If you are using a hosted publishing tool like TypePad, WordPress, or Blogger, you probably publish a feed automatically. If your web host does not offer automatic RSS syndication, you may need to program the feed yourself.
Where is RSS headed?
RSS is almost a mainstream technology; the popular press is all over it and consumer services are rapidly moving to integrate it into existing products. And that’s just for bringing you the latest headlines, personal publications, and other textual content. RSS is moving beyond just publish text:
Entertainment: Podcasting, a word derived from Apple’s “iPod” and “broadcasting”, is a method of publishing files to the Internet, allowing users to subscribe to a feed and receive new files automatically by subscription, usually at no cost.
Commerce: Apple’s iTunes Feed Generator informs you of updates to their growing music library across genres you specify. By have a feed of your products, you can be easily listed in services like Froogle.
Images: Flickr’s photo sharing tools provide all sorts of RSS feeds. Host your images on Flickr and see them syndicated anywhere on the web, usually in blogs.
Bottom Line…
RSS is an important way of publishing information about a website and Search Engines pick up feeds very quickly in search results. Blogs are a way of promoting a website by providing links and information regarding products and services offered on the website. Even Google has its own blog to give sights into product and technology news. ( http://googleblog.blogspot.com/ )
Getting Started
Jun 1, 2007 Getting Started
How do you get started? Why would you get started? The second may be the better of the questions so lets start there.
Why would you want to get a presents on the Internet? In the new Internet (what most are calling Web 2.0) it is easy and obvious as to why you would want to get on to it. Money! More and more people are getting on the Internet all the time, and more and more are using the Internet to find local services. Guess what! That is what you have. So if people are looking for services, and you have services to give, you need to get on the Internet to get people to notice you and want your services.
Lets talk about Web 2.0 a little bit. For a complete description you can go to this site at O’Reilly.com What Is Web 2.0 Design Patterns and Business Models for the Next Generation of Software by Tim O’Reilly. In my simplistic way of saying things I would describe it as this.
Content created by the Collective Intelligence. Users, people, you, me, we should all be involved in what the proper content should be. Sometimes it is opinion, sometimes it is fact, and sometimes it is a thought or idea. Collecting all these, and sorting them out into what the collective intelligence of all the users decide is the correct answer, develops a thorough and user generated content. On a philosophical note it works the same as history does. Who writes the history? The winners of the battle, not necessary the right people. As a collection we have in history got most things right, with a few mistakes along the way, but it has worked out pretty well so far. Using everyone’s opinion to decide what is the write content is the answer in Web 2.0
Content, or information is the next big part of Web 2.0. Those that have good content, good data, and good information are the ones who get the most views on their website, and in our case of being professionals we make the most money. Lets face it, that is why we are here we are trying to make more money. As a professional in your field you have the data and the information that people are looking for. It is up to you to deliver it. Besides that is why they want to hire you, you have the information that they are looking for. Now deliver. Deliver the right content in the right amount at the right time and you will dominate the internet.
Finally it is an interactive experience. If you have a site that is just a few pages and only lets the users click through and read what is on it, you don’t have an interactive site. You give no reason for people to come back to you. But with Web 2.0 the focus is on interactivity. You have the information, you rely on others to help increase that with the collective intelligence of others, now you need to have to make you site interactive. This is of course is not as easy as just saying that my site is interactive. You need to offer something for people to do. You offer other site, discussions, and a place for people to pos their own experiences and give their own information. There of course is a lot more that we will get into along the way. Lets get you started first.
The easiest way to get started is to produce a simple blog. This is a site where you post informative articles on a regular basis for free. Through this blog you will offer links to other sites (a way to increase your popularity), you will offer special tutorials, you will review products relative to your business and site, and you will give your current and future customers a place to get information.
The easiest way to get started is get very familiar with WordPress a program that sits on the internet and runs your blog for you. Becoming an expert in WordPress will give you a huge advantage over your competitors. And guess what, you don’t even have to be a programmer. You can do this if you know how to read, and how to type. That is it.
Ok that will get you started. Look soon for our special tutorial guide where we will map it out as simple as we can for you.
Best of luck
Professor Moolah
