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Tuesday, 05 October 2010 |
By Percy Kinney
 Once upon a time when Earth did not commercialize the internet invention, someone published an ad in a national newspaper saying "Send Me $1 and I will show you how to become a millionaire"
People from all the over the place sent their $1 dollar bills waiting to get the secret recipe to become millionaires. A few weeks later they received the following note "Repeat what I have done and you will become a millionaire. I have just become one from the same ad you responded to"
I believe that this person has set the ground for most of today's business ideas that we find on the internet. The idea includes all the usual hype that we read in many sales letters today:
1 - A simple task that does not require much of your daily time.
2 - A simple system to copy.
3 - No sales
4 - No phone calls
5 - No sponsorships
6 - Takes 30 minutes to implement.
7 - You can repeat it as many times as you want
8 - Start earning thousands |
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Monday, 04 October 2010 |
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 Getting a new business started in any niche is a daunting task. There are so many variables to consider. The area of technology services is no exception, in fact it may be a bit more difficult because technology changes so rapidly. If you are thinking of launching a technology services company be sure you plan properly and do what it takes to start off on good footing. Be sure you are aware of all the services that you will be asked to perform and that either you or you staff is capable of doing them. A good way to begin the process is to find the best managed services software and develop your plan around it.
One of the main advantages to starting with your software is that much of your homework has already been done for you. Instead of spending time researching exactly which IT services are in highest demand, all you need to do is look at the programs contained in the software. The company that is selling it has already paid someone to figure out what services are needed. Now is |
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