I was reading my horoscope today and it had some words of wisdom that can apply to you and your business of making a living online. It said:
There are many ways to connect with others, but the most effective method is the one that puts you in the most comfortable frame of mind. You need to feel relaxed in order to make other people feel that way. So if you don’t like noisy, crowded bars, don’t...
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Trust is an essential component if you hope to make a living online. There are certainly people who can make money without having the trust of their users, but I definitely DO NOT recommend ignoring the importance of trust.
It is vital, in my opinion, that you prove yourself worthy of being listened to. If you are recommending a product, especially an affiliate product, your readers need to feel that...
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Many a business person will tell you that networking, and the contacts you have available to you, is a huge key to success. That applies to the one-person, online, work from home business as well. The difference, however, is that much of that person’s networking will be virtual and online. I have a huge network of contacts to draw upon, but I’ve never actually met 99.9% of them face to face....
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When it comes to making a living online, I do things my own way. I don’t tend to follow another marketer’s lead, and the information I give out here reflects how I do things. Still, I’m not the only person in the world who has made a living online. There are lots of others, and there’s no reason why you shouldn’t absorb information from other reliable sources as well. Of...
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Download and install OpenOffice (free) if you haven’t already. If you already use OpenOffice, you can skip this step.
Download a free OpenOffice book template from Lulu.com.
Import the Template you downloaded into OpenOffice Writer’s My Templates by doing the following:
From the main menu, choose File > Templates > Organize.
In the box on the left, double-click the folder into which you want...
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