Posted by: Scott Nailon
on Jan 30, 2010
Well!
Just when I thought I had fallen in love with my iPhone.... I get sent THIS LINK!
I watched the video around 3 - 4 times... then I decided I just HAVE to be able to bang out programs for it for my clients!!!
Posted by: Scott Nailon
on Jan 18, 2010
Accounting and Windows.... I SHOULD have though of it before....
If I want a stable Accounting system - I should prolly not use an unstable operating system... OUCH!
Before Christmas My windows machine (The only one I have in the office with windows) which runs my MYOB Accounting software and some emailing needs for the "Accounts Dept.", well anyways... the dam thing decided to get a double personality and started emailing my clients invoices for other clients!
Posted by: Scott Nailon
on Jan 08, 2010
This is the response posted on Facebook to someone on my list, they shared it with everyone because of the strength of it.
It just shows how some people have been canvased - WRONGLY.
Posted by: Scott Nailon
on Jan 06, 2010
I recently received this post from a Facebook network / page I am joined up to, I found it VERY interesting and decided to give you a look see!
Three Cheers for the Author - Lynda Cromar !
Advertising copywriters and salespeople are trained to give specific numbers. in order to increase credibility. And that's great, if those numbers have any basis in reality. In network marketing, they often don't.
For example:
Companies say, "We keep 93% of Our people!"
They lie.
Truth: There was an MLM phone company a few years back that had to publicize their retention rate, because they were publicly traded. They're out of business now, so we'll go ahead and mention their name - Excel.
Take a guess. Out of every 100 people Excel signed up, how many were still in the business a year later?
50%? HAH!
25%? As they say in the Hertz commercial, "Not exactly!"
10%? You're getting warm -
Excel's public record showed 6% to 7% retention. That's not 67% - it's 6 to 7% retention!
So you build your network marketing business for a year:
* You buy advertising.
* You do 3-way calls.
* You go to meetings.
* You talk to all your friends & relatives.
* And you wind up recruiting 100 people!
Yippee! You're almost rich.
Well, not exactly. Why? Because what you have left is 6 to 7 people out of 100 (!) still building the MLM.
Ooops - wait - that's not all you've got. You also have:
* Smashed dreams.
* Maxed-out credit cards.
* And probably a LARGE bunch of people who hide when they see you coming!
Whatever you do in network marketing must be duplicatable for the masses. Six to 7% retention is not smart business.
Results like this make it obvious why we coach people to first find a "5-Pillar" company, and then to build relationships with prospects.
Bad Business
It is bad business to recruit someone into an unstable company.
It is bad business to recruit someone before you have built a relationship with them.
When you recruit a person who is your friend into a "5 Pillar" company, the two of you have a commitment to each other and a strong chance for success.
When you try a business relationship without that personal, mutual commitment, or with an unstable company, your chances of failure skyrocket.
It is the truth.
Lynda Cromar
303-386-4666 anytime
Be A Mentor with A Servants Heart
Posted by: Scott Nailon
on Oct 07, 2009
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Well, its been a while sonce I have written a blog for myself! I have been busy studying eMarketing, social media & SEO!
In the mean time I am working on www.aquapremium.com.au which is a wholesalers website for fish products - check it out!
I am still working on my JoomlaForDesigners.com website although that is coming along slowly but surely.
Posted by: Kristina Nailon
on Jan 06, 2009
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Posted by: Kristina Nailon
on Dec 28, 2008
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Merry Christmas,
Well, over christmas we have been spending time with our families, eating, gaining weight - and listening to podcasts about internet marketing!
As time is passing our Search Engine score is climbing! we have now hit 78/100 - we have moved up by 50% in the last two months. This shows us we are doing things the right way.
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on Dec 19, 2008
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Well, in my study of social networking I discovered many different sites! one such site is Technorati, a blog for geeks I would say, others were -facebook, myspace, LinkedIn and more - these re all worth signing up for as they create links into your page which makes all the difference with seo...
Bookmarking sites like Delicious, Digg.com and more ae very handy to.
Not only can you save you computers book marks on these but you can also refer good links to others..
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on Dec 17, 2008
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I am starting to see some things form here, firstly planning a website for success is VERY important! Planning what you want it to do for you, who you want it to target & how quickly you want it up are some keys. Then having an awesome looking business logo and colour scheme are important also. combining these with a good looking style, nice easy effects & the right functionality is the perfect way to present the site.
After all of this is done we need to keep the updates constant - because a constantly changing website is appealing to most people.
Search Engine Optimisation OR Inbound Marketing is super-important as well.
All of this gives a complete website!
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on Dec 14, 2008
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Its always exciting to see your own google rankings starting to climb.
As told by the experts at hubspot.com through their excellent blogs and online conferences.
Checking our rankings at www.websitegrader.com we watched as we took their advice and our ranks climbed, as well as using www.woopra.com to monitor the visitors to our site.
