Wednesday, May 17, 2006

A Free Internet Marketing News Site for your Home Business

Whatever home business may be, up-to-date information is necessary.

Here is a site that provides you that information for free.

It is a one-stop shop for all your needs.

"Know First Profti Most" is the motto of the site.

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Tuesday, April 25, 2006

Join Our Affiliate Program

Well, it's finally here. If you ever wanted to promote the products we offer at Software U Seek, Courses U Seek, Want2Learn, Internet Marketing Helpline, Research Companion or Teaching Styles Online, you can join our affiliate program.

What will you get as an Affiliate?

You get to promote the best selling products on my site and earn a hefty commission on it. Plus, as an affiliate, you will be eligible for special discounts and bonuses which I offer from time to time.

What do you need to sign up?

Just your ClickBank and Paypal IDs. Please ensure that you put in both the IDs, so that you can earn on sales made through both these payment processors.

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Thursday, April 20, 2006

Join My Affiliate Program

Join my affiliate program for free and earn money!

I told you I'm launching an affiliate program for
my sites yesterday - thanks to those who signed up

I'll be adding the products this weekend and will tell
you as soon as you can start promoting them.

I also need your help to tell me what you need from me
to make you a profitable affiliate. Please take a couple
of minutes to fill out this survey:
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Wednesday, April 19, 2006

Home Business Through Resell Rights

If you are trying to set up a home business and earn money online here is my gift for you to learn how to earn money through resell rights.

Download this free ebook and study it thoroughly. Take Action!!!!!

And you will be on your way to success!

Here is the link: http://www.reviewsuseek.com/resell-rights.pdf

This report is in Pdf format. You will need Adobe Acrobat to read this report. To download a free acrobat reader click here.

Thursday, April 06, 2006

Earn Bonus Points and Download All You Want for Home Business

Remember the survey link I sent out, telling you that
you will get $50 worth bonus points if you fill in the
survey for me? Already lots of you have done that - and
have had fun downloading your ebooks and software.

Some of you asked me if you could forward the email to
your friends - and I thought why not. But wait - why
not make it worth it for you to forward this to your
friends.

Every time a friend of yours fills in my survey, I will
give them 5000 bonus points. But you will also get 1000
bonus points :-) Howz that?

So if 10 of your friends fill in my survey, thats 10,000
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all the stuff you can download.

Ok - here's what you need to do.
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and send it to your friends.
2) Wait for them to send you their name and Bonus Zone login email.
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Remember, I have no other way to track if the survey
was done by a friend of yours, so you need to include their
info PLUS your Bonus Zone login email so that I can credit you
properly.

To send me the email, just submit a ticket at:
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Wishing you loads and loads of Bonus Points!!!!

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P.S. Feel free to pass this email on to your friends.
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Sunday, April 02, 2006

Webspace Buddy Specially for You!

Based on our survey results and the personal emails we received from hundreds of our website members, we are ready to offer help to those who are beginning to enter the online zone.

Whether you are a teacher, adsense publisher, internet marketer or a freelance service provider, we have special packages for you that is tailored to your needs.

How did we decide what your needs are? This is where the survey and the emails have helped us understand what many of you want from your websites and what type of web space you want.

We can also tailor it to those of you who have different requirements. All you need to do is to post a comment here, send us an email or take our survey.

You have 24 hour chat help and phone support for whatever plan you choose.

Check out the options at: Webspace Buddy Hosting plans.

Wednesday, March 29, 2006

What kind of webhosting for your home business?

I am doing a very short survey on what kind of
web host people use. The link is:
http://www.researchcompanion.com/surveys/fillsurvey.php?sid=10

Could you please click on the link and give me
your input? You don't even have to enter your name
and email - just tell me what kind of web host
you use.

In a couple of days, I will tell you why I am asking
for this info. You will be pleasantly surprised, I can
assure you of that.
http://www.researchcompanion.com/surveys/fillsurvey.php?sid=10

Thanks.

Tuesday, March 14, 2006

How to Start a Home Business

Many of you want to start a home business and earn from home. Some of you have young children and cannot go out to work and some of you have other responsibilities that prevents you from going out to work.

What kind of business can you start at home?

Whatever business you start you need an online presence in the present day world and you need a website of your own.

Once you have a website you can earn through adsense and affiliate programs.

How much will that cost? Just $100.

You need a website builder that is suitable to non-technical person. You want to create websites in a jiffy without bothering about html, frontpage and dreamweaver kind of things.

So here is one for you at http://www.softwareuseek.com/make-website

This will cost you $67.

You need articles that focus on specific keywords which are in demand so that you can earn well through adsense.

So you need an Article Software.

This will cost you $97.

You need a domain name and that will cost you $10.

You need webspace for uploading your website.

That will cost you $36 per year.

The total comes to $67 + $97 + $10 + $36 = $210.

Suppose this whole thing as a package is available at $100.

And that too with tips and tutorials to help you build your website?

Would you jump at it?

Would you ask for more information?

Go to SoftwareUseek and find out more about all this.

Monday, March 06, 2006

Work at Home and Earn from Home

I am a work at home Mom.

I have my website but I have no knowledge of html, frontpage or dreamweaver.

I earn through Google adsense enough to pay a huge mortgage. But I have no time to write all the content that has high paying keywords.

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I have access to articles that I just copy, paste and post.

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Check it out.

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Friday, March 03, 2006

Want to Start a Home Business?

If you want to earn from home, the best way to do it is to build a website. It can be a starting point for you.

If you know nothing about html or website building, no problems.

There is a super software available which will do everything for you automatically.

Read more about it What2Pursue.

Monday, February 20, 2006

How to Make Restaurant Quality Coffee At Home

Have you ever wondered how restaurants get their coffee to taste so good?

First of all, restaurants are in the business of pampering you so they devote much more time to the perfection of a good cup of coffee. Sometimes I'll remember a restaurant just because of their excellent coffee.

So what are their secrets and how can you duplicate this recipe at home? It may surprise you to find out that the French Press brewing method could be the secret in achieving that restaurant quality taste.

Most fine restaurants use a press pot, also known as the French Press, which produces an extremely rich cup of coffee.

Press pot coffee is coffee steeped for 3-4 minutes between 195 to 205 degrees F. It produces a thicker and much richer taste than an auto-drip machine can produce.

A disadvantage of the French Press is it may leave trace amounts of coffee sediment. But the rich taste more than makes up for the small amount of sediment at the bottom of your cup.

So first, start off with a quality medium roast coffee, which is what most restaurants use. I can give you a couple of good recommendations.

Seattle's Best Breakfast Blend, Starbucks Breakfast Blend or Starbucks Sulawesi Coffee is 3 excellent choices. These are full-bodied coffees yet very smooth tasting. They are some of our best sellers at PerfectCoffees.com and work well for French Press brewing.

You want to grind the coffee slightly larger than you would for drip coffee. Too fine of a grind will produce a bitter cup of coffee. If your grind is too coarse, the coffee will taste weak. A quality grinder is the best thing you can do to improve the taste of French press coffee.

Remove the plunger from the press pot and put 1 rounded tablespoon of coarse ground coffee per each 6oz. of water into the pot. You can adjust this to your own taste.

Coffee is 99% water so use clean filtered or bottled water free from chlorine and other minerals that affect the taste of coffee.

Boil the water and remove it from the heat for five minutes before you pour it. This will give you the 195 to 205 degree water that is ideal to brew with. Now pour the 195 to 205 degree water over the ground coffee.

Stir the coffee to get total saturation of the grounds then place the plunger on top of the pot and let the coffee steep for 3 to 4 minutes.

Depress the plunger slowly to push the grounds to the bottom of the pot.

Serve all the coffee in the pot after the 3 to 4 minutes of steeping. Otherwise the coffee will keep getting stronger.

If you have any left, you can always transfer it to a clean, preheated air pot or a stainless steel Thermos. This will keep the coffee hot about an hour without hurting the flavor.

The French press brewing method definitely takes more time but gives us the result we are looking for. Restaurant quality coffee in the comfort of your own home.

Copyright © 2004 PerfectCoffees.com. All Rights Reserved.

Gary Gresham is the webmaster for www.perfectcoffees.com where you can purchase quality coffee, tea, cups & mugs, coffee gifts and delicious desserts online. He offers a free monthly coffee newsletter at www.perfectcoffees.com/newsletter.html.

Gary@perfectcoffees.com

Written by: Gary Gresham

Sunday, February 05, 2006

Property Auctions - Grab Your Dream UK Home On The Cheap

Did you know that every year thousands of UK properties are sold at significantly below market value? The majority of these properties are released through property auctions where regular savings of between 10% to 40% are available to market value. Even so, property auctions continue to be used only by the elite and for the astute buyer/investor this generates a fantastic opportunity to secure a dream home/good investment at bargain basement prices.

For example, at a recent auction a studio flat was sold in London for a mere £9,000. In another, a 2 bed flat right on the south coast with a market value of upto £100,000 sold for just £14,000 at auction. And those are just a couple of examples of the bargains that people do find at property auctions. However it's also important to know the potential issues and problems when dealing with auctions and to understand exactly where the best deals are available. If you're interested in getting into the world of property auctions the below tips & tricks of the trade
should be very helpful.

TYPES OF PROPERTIES FOUND AT AUCTIONS

My Online Powerpack Newsletter Subscriber Site UK Property Auctions Home Contact

The following is a guide to help anyone unlock the value available through UK Property Auctions. Thousands of homes are available at any given time with property auctions, most of which are sold at prices far below market value. However it's important to know the potential issues and problems when dealing with auctions and to understand where the biggest bargains are available. Details of thousands of cheap, repossessed & auction properties are also available at Property Auction Bargains.

Its perfectly reasonable to expect to pay between 15% to 40% less for a property at auction than you would for the same property through an estate agent. For example, at a recent auction a studio flat was sold in London for a mere £9,000. In another, a 2 bed flat right on the south
coast with a market value of upto £100,000 sold for just £14,000 at auction. And those are just a couple of examples of the many bargains that people find at property auctions each and every week.

TYPES OF PROPERTIES FOUND AT AUCTIONS

Repossessions – Sadly for the previous owners, repossessions can often be picked up at bargain prices through auctions.

Investment properties – Properties, which are valued due to the return on investment that they provide. Includes everything from individual office/shop investments to blocks of flats.

Rundown properties – Auctions are great places to pickup properties that are unsaleable in their current state. The attraction here is if you can get such a property in a good location at a cheap price it’s perfectly possible to refurbish and resell on at handsome profits. Indeed there
are individuals and organisations that make their living doing this.

Unsaleable properties come under the following categories:

Derelict or in derelict areas.

Subject to severe disrepair.

Subject to local authority notices.

Subject to closing orders.

Offered with ambiguous legal titles.

Sold without access.

Sold with major fencing, paving, drainage or other similar
responsibilities.

Sold subject to covenants or restrictions, which prevent normal use.

Exceptional properties – Include ones that have historical meaning and plots which ‘get in the way’ of major development projects.

TYPES OF AUCTION

Large composite – Tend to have over 100 lots. Expect well over 300 people to attend and the venue to be held in a large hotel or conference centre. Large composite auctions are likely to be run by a single auction house. The type of property may be restricted to just one (e.g. vacant possession houses, factories, warehouses etc) or may be a mixture of different types.

Medium composite – Have between 5 to 100 lots and will typically attract between 200 to 500 people, most likely in a hotel or conference centre. It’s similar to a large composite, only on a smaller scale.

Small composite – Offer between 2 to 5 lots and will attract upto 5 bidders. The likely venue is likely to be somewhere like a pub, restaurant, church or small hotel. Small auctions will generally follow a theme – for example the properties involved may have been part of a bigger group (such as a portfolio of properties owned by one company) who believe the best returns will be obtained by offering the properties for sale individually.

Single lot – usually for a property that is in great demand.

IDENTIFYING AUCTIONS

Auctions aren’t as easy to find as you might expect. Traditionally auctioneers get more than enough interest from in-the-know regulars so they don’t need to spend much money on costly advertising to the public.

Here’s where the list of auction houses that comes with this guide becomes invaluable. There are details on each auction house including which area the auction house covers. Go through the list and identify ones, which cover the areas you are interested in. Then: Phone the auction house and ask them when their next auction is likely to be held.

Ask them to put you on a mailing list, which details forthcoming auctions. Some may charge a small fee for this, others offer the service for free.

Prepare a list of questions for each auction house you contact. These should include:

Do you have a mailing list?

How long do you keep people on your mailing lists and can you let me know if I am about to be removed?

What type of properties do you auction?

It may also be worth subscribing to certain pedigree property magazines. These include Property Auction News, Under The Hammer and Property Week. Local newsagents usually carry these.

THE INFORMATION AN AUCTIONEER WILL PROVIDE

Obviously they will provide the details of the properties going under the hammer at their auctions. These tend to be more detailed than the snippets given by estate agents (there are laws such as the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 which make it illegal for auctioneers to give
false information about a property). On the whole, for any given lot they will provide:

Location

Construction details

Tenure (e.g. freehold)

Accommodation details (e.g. 3 bedrooms etc)

Notes (e.g. refurbishment required)

Viewing details

Solicitor details

Auctioneers usually publish a catalogue with the lot details – this is a book detailing the various properties available at auction. These will usually be available a month or less prior to the auction date.

IDENTIFYING REPOSSESSIONS

Some banks/building societies can be sheepish about revealing that they are selling repossessed properties so you need to be alert in the auction for clues. Auction adverts may reveal that a bank may be the seller of a number of properties, or the auction catalogue may state a phrase such as ‘on instruction of a liquidator’ or something similar –this should tell you that the property being sold is a repossession. If you are unsure, ask the auctioneer directly if the lot being offered is a repossession.

FINDING PROPERTY AUCTIONS NEAR YOU

There are several thousands of properties available for auction at any given time all over the UK. It's important to understand how auctions work before purchasing a property from one. To find out where you can get hold of a list of UK property auction venues and websites of auction
properties for sale take a look at my resource box below. I wish you every success in finding your dream bargain home at auction.
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Wednesday, February 01, 2006

Manicure at Home

Required items to perform manicure:


* Bowl with warm soapy water

* scrub lotion

* petroleum jelly or any other moisturizing lotion

* cuticle pusher

* Favorite nail polish and clear polish

* Nail polish remover (if your nails have color)

* clean white towel


Steps to a manicure:

Before starting make sure you remove your nail polish and have all the required items mentioned above. Also remove any jewelry on fingers.

First trim or shape nails.

Soak both hands in warm soapy water for 3 to 5 minutes.

Push cuticles back gently with towel or cuticle pusher " stick".

Rub hands with a homemade scrub or any other scrub lotion to exfoliate skin.

Apply petroleum jelly or any other moisturizing lotion on hands. Cover with gloves and leave on for about 5 minutes.

Paint nails. Make sure to apply at least to coats of nail polish and a top coat of clear nail polish to give it more shine. Give it enough time to dry.

Try giving yourself a manicure at least once a week to for great lookin hands.


Kenia Morales is the publisher of online magazine http://kpatra.com "For Every Aspect of Today's Woman. Visit her site to find a variety of women related issues and topics".


keniamorales@kpatra.com



Written by: Kenia Morales

Sunday, January 22, 2006

Buy or Rent a Home?

Should I buy or rent a home is the question in many youngsters' mind. Many believe that instead of wasting money on rents and moving house at the will of the landlords, it would be better to pay that rent amount as mortgage. This way the house will be theirs and their future is secured.

However, the selection is easier with a rented house. If they do not like the house they just move to another house. But if they want to buy a house there are a lot of decisions related to the real estate, house loans and mortgage, that the whole process becomes too complicated for many to handle.

Read more about buying or renting a house and decide which one is better for you.

Monday, January 09, 2006

Want to show someone at home how much you love them?


Whether you are proposing to your beloved, looking for a super special gift for your bride or searching for a unique gift for a wedding anniversary, this is where you will find something extraordinary:


What do you know about antique diamond rings? Do you know how to select one and ensure what it is worth?

Read this section for tips for starting your antique collection.

Don't miss out the section on antique rings here.

Your bidding should match your love and what you think your beloved deserves.

Start your bidding now! Go to ebay to place your bidding now!

101 Tips for Selling a House Yourself


I have already given you a couple of tips for selling your house yourself. Check the earlier posts of this blog for those tips.

If you are interested in all the 101 tips you can sign up for a free course.

Just leave a comment here if you want the course.

If you are only interested in giving a new look to your home check out these super tips:

Complete Home Rehab in Ten Days

For the 101 tips for sellling a house yourself don't forget to leave a comment here.

Friday, January 06, 2006

Do You Want to Bid for my Antique Ring?

I have a new craze. Trying to sell things in ebay. I have been a registered member of ebay for some time now. But somehow I couldn't get myself to explore the site and start buying or selling.

I got a call from Sushma, Mumbai eBay, unexpectedly. She said she will give me a 15 minute training online to sell in ebay. I thought why not, let me at least learn how to go about it.

And within minutes I could upload the picture of a cooler I wanted to sell. There is still time to bid for it, if you are interested in buying for the oncoming summer, a cheap cooler at winter discount.

Check it out at eBay.

Now I am thinking of offering an antique diamond ring for auction. Are you interested in a real diamond ring that has come down from generations in the family? It has a unique design, very uncommon. It is shaped like a butterfly to match the fluttering heart of a Man proposing to his beloved. Even in the photograph the blue colour of the stones sparkle. They will mesmerise the heart of anyone you want to appeal to.

There is about 8 gms of gold, 16 diamonds each about 3 cents, and a precious ruby. It is ages old and the antique value is unimaginable.

How much would you bid for it? Let me get an idea here, in the blog, before I put it up for sale.

Why don't you bid just for fun?

Wednesday, January 04, 2006

My Home has a Golf Course


I stay on the ICRISAT campus in Hyderabad. ICRISAT stands for International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics.

We have a new golf course built on the campus. I was looking for some information on Golf Courses and found some world class ones here:


ICRISAT crops include chickpea, pigeon pea, groundnut (peanut), pearl millet and sorghum. For some super recipes using these crops checkout these links:

Chickpea and Finger Millet Recipes

Pigeonpea Recipes

If you have any questions on these recipes you can post a comment here.

Tuesday, January 03, 2006

Cool Products for the Cool Kid!





Do you want to see your baby smile? Get him some nice baby products.

For some cool tips visit