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A Few Links to Help You Make Money…Online

A Few Links to Help You Make Money…Online -

Rather than offer my own wisdom today, I thought I’d just direct you to some good articles that I stumbled upon today.

All of them are of course related to making money online, and hopefully will help you learn a few things about doing just that.

- How to make money on the Internet - Blogging

- Why Most People Fail Online

- How to Make Money Online Without Spending a Cent

Guest Post - How Expensive Is Poor Leadership

How Expensive Is Poor Leadership -

More than you think………….. Retaining talented employees should be a major focus for companies these days. I have heard over the years, that “anyone is replaceable.” When I was a young engineer fresh out college, I believed it myself. There were over 50 engineers in my graduating class and I was competing for jobs like they were. We had very similar skills and backgrounds and I knew I had to separate myself from them so an employer would hire me and not them. Even a couple years after college, I still believed that I could be replaced at any moment by fresh new talent.

Guest Post - How to do a thirty-second elevator pitch

Generating an effective elevator pitch is very straightforward if you remember some simple rules.

The first thing to remember is the metaphor is that you’re in an elevator, or as we would call it in the UK, a lift). You have to be short and to the point; you probably have no more than 30 seconds.

A good elevator pitch has the three ‘P’s:

PAIN
What is the pain or problem that you plan to solve?

PREMISE
What exactly do you do? What is your product or service?

You should be very literal; not just ‘we aim to transform people’s lives’ – you should say something like ‘we provide excellent coaching and training courses’.

PROOF
This is the hardest one. What proof do you have to back up your Premise?
You quote a happy customer case study, or explain your personal credentials and background

What they didn't tell you about blogging - A few more items

Not only is blogging addictive, blogging stats are addictive too... Blogging can be addictive. Checking blogging stats can be addictive too. Imagine you were fascinated with a video game. At first, it is hard to clear level one. Once you clear level one, you want to go to the next level. After that, to another level. Then to another level. Blogging game is similar but except there is no clear top level. You can keep on going for a long time - fascinated by the growth (or no growth) of the traffic on your blog. There are many things to be fascinated about blog traffic * where are the visitors coming from * what are they reading

The resume objective is dead

The resume objective is dead. Objectives are either too limiting, because they’re written very specifically, or they’re bland and generic. When your resume should sell you why compromise your sales pitch? A Profile or a Summary, essentially the same thing, has much more impact, because properly done, it heightens the potential employer’s interest.

Although they’re more difficult to write, your resume is your marketing brochure. An objective fails because it’s about what you want, and marketing is about what the buyer wants, not the seller. The profile describes the product – you – and gives the hiring authority an idea of why you’d be beneficial to the company.

Here’s an example of an objective limiting in both title and function:

• Director of Marketing with fifteen years experience creating, developing and implementing revenue-producing marketing campaigns.