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Internet Income- New Year, How Are You Doing?I've got a good feeling about this year. I'm finally getting it as far as understanding affiliate marketing. People have told me before that it isn't that difficult, but I think something needs to click and it finally has.I'm still doing a lot of offline workshops for the local community centre and have also started renting my own venue t […]
- NAMS New Membership SiteUpdate on this post: I think the 90% discount sold out, but it's still possible to get 85% off for the time being.I received an email from David Perdew, the creator of the NAMS event in Atlanta that I attend. David is the gentle giant in the photo next to me. He has changed the NAMS concept into a membership site, which means more resources and less co […]
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Monthly Archives: November 2006
Which Hosting Service to Use?
First of all, I don’t do HTML. I did learn, but I would rather spend time writing my content than trying to remember codes. So, many web hosts use WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get). They also support … Continue reading
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Magnetic Pictures
Another idea for the magnet paper is to use it to print out some colour photos. In Word or a photo editing program, click {Insert} and {From File}. Then look at the list of files in your computer for the … Continue reading
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USB Hub
No, this is not a wheel for a sports car. It’s an inexpensive little gadget (under $25) that you plug into the USB slot (called a port) which looks like a narrow rectangle at the back of the computer. This … Continue reading
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Scrapbook Programs
There are a number of good scrapbook creation programs. They allow you to place text and photos in existing layouts, so your design always looks nice. Check for extra features like a spell checker, ideas to get your writing started, … Continue reading
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Flash Drives
I bought a device called a USB flash drive. It’s about the size of a fat marker (some are even smaller)and plugs into your computer USB port. This is much better than saving temporarily on a disk because it’s more … Continue reading
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