My Entrepreneurship Facebook Page

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Hello business minded individuals, I hope everyone is being & doing great! My Entrepreneurship Facebook page, go and LIKE the Page, and pass the word to friends and family members.This page is AWESOME because is ALL about Entrepreneurship! Is all about the journey and lifestyle of Entrepreneurship! Is all about creating a multiple streams of income. > https://www.facebook.com/pages/Stressfreeincome247/518985494851077

For anyone who is open and willing to explore and consider starting, maintaining and building a small business while still having a regular job, or unemployed, or doing traditional side jobs or going to college, this Facebook Page is for YOU! GO AND CHECK IT OUT! Again, go LIKE the Page. Thank you in advance for your support. > https://www.facebook.com/pages/Stressfreeincome247/518985494851077

The purpose of this Facebook Page is to educate, inform, inspire, motivate and empower people in the journey and lifestyle of entrepreneurship.

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How to Become a YouTube Partner | YouTube Programs

George Strompolos is the CEO and founder of Fullscreen. They help people grow their channels on YouTube with business services, technology support, and advertising opportunities. And today we’re going to be talking about how to earn money on YouTube.

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How to Earn Money w/ Ad-Supported Video | YouTube Programs

George Strompolos is the CEO and founder of Fullscreen. They help people grow their channels on YouTube with business services, technology support, and advertising opportunities. And today we’re going to be talking about how to earn money on YouTube.

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IBOToolBox and IBOSocial – FREE Social Media website for Internet Based Business Owners

IBOToolBox: http://www.ibotoolbox.com/invited.aspx?jid=90213 …. What is IBOToolBox and how to use IBOToolBox and IBOSocial to promote your business. A FREE social media website for independent business owners and Network Marketers.

Thank you very much for taking the time to look at IBOToolBox. Using this platform to build your business is a very smart decision. Besides being the fastest growing business network for Independent Business Owners, this platform is a collection of amazing tools that are designed to get your business the exposure it needs!

IBOToolBox is a free platform and it is not an MLM, traffic exchange program, or any other type of program designed to lure money from your pocket. IBOToolBox will NEVER sell, give, lend, or barter your information to a third party. IBOToolBox will NEVER “transform” into an MLM or bait and switch you in any way.

IBOToolBox provides the perfect platform to get your business noticed. With more than 300,000+ targeted visitors daily, the website offers you a very targeted advertising medium.

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Why Business Leaders Should Think Like Artists

Best-selling author & Thought leader Seth Godin challenges entrepreneurs to get out of their comfort zones and embrace vulnerability.

Seth Godin is an entrepreneur, author, and public speaker who pioneered the idea of permission marketing. He has written fourteen bestselling books on topics including the post-industrial revolution, how ideas spread, marketing, quitting, leadership, and changing everything. Seth’s latest book, We Are All Weird, broke traditional publishing models by being released through The Domino Project and his Kickstarter project for the forthcoming, The Icarus Deception, broke records for its size and the speed at which it reached its goal. Seth’s blog is perhaps the most popular in the world written by a single individual. As an entrepreneur, Seth has founded dozens of companies, most of which failed. Fortunately, his first internet company, Yoyodyne, was acquired by Yahoo! in 1998 and he served as VP of Direct Marketing at Yahoo! for a year. His company, Squidoo.com, is ranked among the top 75 sites in the US and the site raises money for charity and pays royalties to its million plus members.

Official Website: http://www.sethgodin.com/sg/

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Seth Godin and the Entrepreneurial Revolution

Seth Godin, Founder of Squidoo;

Seth Godin is an entrepreneur, author, and public speaker who pioneered the idea of permission marketing. He has written fourteen bestselling books on topics including the post-industrial revolution, how ideas spread, marketing, quitting, leadership, and changing everything. Seth’s latest book, We Are All Weird, broke traditional publishing models by being released through The Domino Project and his Kickstarter project for the forthcoming, The Icarus Deception, broke records for its size and the speed at which it reached its goal. Seth’s blog is perhaps the most popular in the world written by a single individual. As an entrepreneur, Seth has founded dozens of companies, most of which failed. Fortunately, his first internet company, Yoyodyne, was acquired by Yahoo! in 1998 and he served as VP of Direct Marketing at Yahoo! for a year. His company, Squidoo.com, is ranked among the top 75 sites in the US and the site raises money for charity and pays royalties to its million plus members.

Official Website: http://www.sethgodin.com/sg/

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Think out of the Box – Expand your Comfort Zone – by Kevin Hunter

Kevin Hunter is a Radio Show Host of “THE BUSINESS FORUM SHOW,” and teaches a wide variety of business people how to overcome both personal and professional obstacles. Kevin Hunter helps you think out of the box by showing you how to expand your comfort zone, explaining that creative thinkers are thinking outside the box in everyday life habits. – http://thebusinessforumshow.com/

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The Accidental Entrepreneur | The Tale Of Three Platforms by David Boozer

Source: October 6, 2013 By http://davidboozer.com/accidental-entrepreneur-tale-three-platforms/

 

I was an accidental entrepreneur and, maybe, so are you. All it took was a little know-how and the willingness to be a goof and, let people know about it.

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In this post, I wanted to let you know a little bit more about myself and, what I do. This way, in the end, you will at least have a chance of following your entrepreneurial dreams too.

I am not cocky or stuck up, I am not a guru or “success” coach… I am simply someone who went out, learned and applied a new “trade” if you will. That was all, I simply learned how to work with a few platforms online and went for it.

I think what it comes down too was the fact that I am an entrepreneur and, am blessed enough to live in a country that still praises this free way of living my life.

Of course there are those who wish to squash our dreams and bring us into some “Borg” style collective of liberal thought, but thanks to the Second Amendment, that will be dashed (LOL!).

The Dreamers And Me…

I am a pretty big dreamer. I dreamed of creating the kind of existence online and, from home, that was not a millionaire lifestyle, but more of a life that was free to unplug and spend time doing other things when desired.

It worked.

Of course there were 3 platforms that truly helped me accomplish this and, if you think about it, it is all you really need to build a successful business presence online. Here they are:

  1. Blog/Website
  2. Social Media/Video
  3. Email Marketing

Those are the three fundamental platforms that work, and work very, very well. Let’s take a look at these a little closer and my own story of why I used them, and how.

1. Blog And Website.

When I first got online I was only here to get some FREE TRAFFIC for the insurance career I already had for nearly 10 years. Creating a website and blogging seemed tedious and time consuming to say the least.

I did not want to do that, so I didn’t. Eventually however, I started writing shorter articles and video at first, which, in the end, back then worked out fine.

To practice with, I started promoting the affiliate program that came with the training system I purchased, that worked very well too. So well in fact, that 110 days after starting online I quit my career and focused my efforts there.

Life went well until people and search engines wanted more from you and me. What they wanted was content, and more of it.

This is when I decided to move to blogging and having an actual presence online that was more than just some landing page trying to sell you something.

Here I learned what I was truly missing, a brand, and not just any brand, but a trusted brand. I started creating answers to the questions about search marketing that many in my earlier position were looking for:

  • How do I get traffic?
  • How do I blog?
  • Why do I need a blog?
  • What is keyword research?

My blog allowed me to not only create these valuable answers for people, but it allowed for a single presence online from which I could connect a multitude of presences online, from video platforms to social media.

From there on out with my blog, I fell in love with content marketing…

2. Social Media And Video?

Social media is not just reliant on Facebook and Twitter, social media marketing includes the largest of all of them, VIDEO.

There are more people spending more time on Youtube than Facebook by a long shot. And, just so you know, the largest social media platform is blogging, just so you know.

Sharing content and building a community is where the average marketer’s online focus should be.

What I have learned over the last 5 years online, is the fact that quality content answers the “traffic generation” question through social media.

Yes, I can buy traffic there. Yes, I could even convert some of that paid for traffic, but social media in reality returns the smallest conversion rate of all the platforms out here. Just a fact you can Google.

I enjoy sharing content however and, most importantly, sharing others content and links as well. I love to build communities of like minded individuals which is what the goal should be for social media anyways.

My personal goal with Facebook and the “like,” is to build my presence and brand, and if that requires helping you do the same, well, that is what it is, one person helping another.

Video however, well, that is a whole other story. This is the perfect platform and tool to truly CONVERT your traffic into subscribers and, customers.

3. Email Marketing

As for many companies and you and I, email is where 86% of your income will actually be made. When the GURU screams “it’s all in the list,” this was the only part they got right. Where they failed was to teach you how to truly build it.

Email campaigns are truly important, as important as building them in the first place.

They are also extremely aggravating sometimes. There are people like myself who send out one email to you each week teaching you something, yet, we still get the occasional un-subscriber who says too much spam…

While I am not even close to a spammer, we do need to watch out how much and how often we “bury” our list in messages, promotions and long sales page diatribes. “Bury” your list in “buy my stuff now before it closes” stuff can hurt your overall brand and message.

Keep it simple, and use a lot of video. These two simple strategies really set a good pace for myself and others with our conversion rates and, time on site for that matter. We use our blogs and static pages for the most part.

Three Platforms, It Was An Accident…

I came to the internet for a whole other reason, to learn to generate free traffic to the business I was a part of. Today, I am a part of helping others build their own here, that was the accidental part.

However, in the end, it was these three platforms that changed my life, these three simple to use strategies set me free to work at home, and those I have taught as well.

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How Bad Do You Want It? (Success)

Inspirational video featuring Giavanni Ruffin (running back for East Carolina). Speech by Eric Thomas (AKA The Hip Hop Preacher). Eric Thomas is a powerful motivational speaker.
http://etinspires.com/

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Great Depression Millionaires

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“What if money was no longer a limitation, but a powerful tool you could wield to create sustainable wealth?  In today’s economic climate, that’s a bold question. However, historians point out that “more people became millionaires during the Great Depression of the 1930’s than at any other time in history.” And if today’s economic climate is the toughest since the Great Depression, there must be tremendous opportunities for building personal wealth.” -Anthony Robbins

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Not everyone suffered during the Great Depression. More people became millionaires during this time than in any other time in American history. Opportunities, that were not present during the 1920s economic boom times, suddenly became available. An economic downturn is a good time to start a business. Start-up costs are much lower in a recession than in boom periods. Savvy entrepreneurs edged in and positioned themselves for when the economic climate improved. Many poorly run businesses closed during the Depression years and their equipment and assets could be bought at fireside sales for next to nothing. Commercial rents were cheap and wages were low. There was also time to get the business fundamentals right before increased orders made it too hectic for the entrepreneur to build and test his business model. It was these ‘if you can dream it, you can do it’ Great Depression entrepreneurs that made the best of the crisis to provide a service, or product, for new markets.

Who were some of these maverick entrepreneurs? Some very famous names made their money during the Depression era. In Kentucky, a grandfather, called Colonel Sanders, started serving fried chicken at his gas station. By 1937 he had expended to a 142 seat restaurant due to popular demand. Two young electrical engineering graduates stared a electrical machine business in a rented garage during the 1930s. Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard officially became business partners in 1939 with only $538 in investment money.

Many people with small amounts of liquid cash were able to buy bankrupt businesses at bargain prices. Towards the end of the 1930s some business people watched the upsurge in military spending by some countries. The world was preparing for war and those that invested in companies that made in-demand products for the government stood to make lots of money. Companies dealing with shipping, military vehicles, textiles (for uniforms, tents, etc.), metals (copper, steel, aluminum and iron), shipping and petroleum products made a fortune. Well known companies that were bought at this time were John Deere, Reynolds Metals and Douglas Aircraft.

Another huge opportunity was real estate. During the Depression years, demand was low and thus prices were low as well. Visionary business people knew that real estate values would go up in the future and when they did they used the equity to leverage their business growth and expansions. Those wise folk that were not caught up in the stock market frenzy in the 1920s, and saved their cash, were well positioned to snap up bargain businesses and became millionaires as a result.

 Source: http://greatdepression.hubpages.com/hub/Great-Depression-Millionaires

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