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Month: November 2014
Motivational Pix – Robbins 03
By changing nothing, nothing changes. – Tony Robbins
Profitable Web Hosting Ebook Released
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Please And Thanks
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Price For Value
All businesses – my clients and everyone else – worry about their prices. Are they too high? Are customers happy with their pricing structure? How can I get more money?
One of the problems I run into is quality of service. By that, I mean that businesses want to maximize their income. Often, I have clients who ask me, “How low can I drop the quality and still get the same price?” This is based on the assumption that their customers won’t pay higher prices, which is usually total crap.
Motivational Pix – FDR
It isn’t sufficient to want – you’ve got to ask yourself what you are going to do to get the things you want. – Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Print Version Of Profitable Web Hosting Is Available
Amazon has gone live with the print version of Profitable Web Hosting. Check it out here. It’s already discounted 10% – how cool is that?
99 Word Processors
And every one’s a bitch. ::sigh::
So here’s the skinny – I’ve been cranking out books and ebooks this year. I’ve been using OpenOffice as my business suite for several years now. I love it – I really do! Anything I output directly from any of the programs works great. I’m no wiz on any of the progs – I use the word processor the most – but everything I do seems to work great, as long as I keep it in-house.
PWH ARCs
Advance Reader Copies of Profitable Web Hosting waiting to go out. Ebook will be available Nov 21st. Print copies like these should be available before then.
Cocktail Napkin Business Plans
All small businesses need a business plan. Most don’t need Profit & Loss statements and multi-stage expansion projections, especially when starting out. You just need something that will fit on the back of a cocktail napkin, and explains briefly what your business does, who your intended customers are, and how you propose to reach them. Plus, as a “scorecard” of sorts, you should look at your current income, and set a goal for the next year. Below is a sample (and simple) outline.