1. Funding open source projects and websites
March 18, 2006


If you are thinking about starting an open source project or even a website then one of the big questions will be on how to fund and sustain such a project. Hopefully this article will shed some light on the subject. Listed below is but a few option you might want to consider when trying to find a solution to your funding problem. Request sponsorship Not many companies are willing to sponsor open sources projects or websites as they receive numerous such funding requests. But maybe you could convince them that your product is worth a sponsorship deal. If not, then they might however be wil... (read more)

Author: Nico van der Westhuizen | Article Views: 801

2. THE MYTH OF EASY INCOME
March 16, 2006


It’s very tempting to read all the ads about people making thousands of $$$ per month, and in these ads, it is usually promised to happen quickly and seemingly without any other effort than buying the particular product, i.e. e-book, video or whatever. Then just few simple steps and you are ready… The truth is always little different, and surely nobody really believes that a fortune can be made by just spending say 50$ on a downloadable e-book. It just sounds too good, and in this case the sound is correct… Having a web site is important, but we need to get traffic to our page and th... (read more)

Author: Kim Wist | Article Views: 436

3. The Importance of Affiliate Marketing in Internet Business
March 11, 2006


Copyright© 2006 John Woon For many years ever since we started manufacturing products for sale in the offline physical world, we had been having sales agents representing different manufacturers to help the latter to expand their markets. Their main focus had been to make the sale by getting the orders from the prospects and existing customers, which were then processed by the manufacturers or merchants. In the Internet online world today we have affiliates instead of agents. Affiliates are highly targeted pay-for-performance sales agents. There are also some forms of Intern... (read more)

Author: John Davis | Article Views: 414

4. Can the Internet Businesses Survive Without Affiliate Marketing?
March 11, 2006


Copyright © 2006 John Woon What is an affiliate program? I’ve been bombarded with this question from Internet business newbies since I got myself involved in this very interesting but challenging online business. Many years ago, ever since we started manufacturing products for sale in the offline physical world, we had been having sales agents representing different manufacturers to help the latter to expand their markets. The agents conclude sales without carrying inventory, handling payments, signing contracts, sorting, packing and shipping of the products. Their main focus had ... (read more)

Author: John Davis | Article Views: 435

5. Are You An Internet Marketer Wannabe?
March 11, 2006


Copyright© 2006 John Woon (Sung-Liang) Are you one of the many thousands of Internet marketer wannabes who have decided to become the next batch of Internet Millionaires? You've read that about 600 million people have access to the Internet - and yet it is still in its infancy. Every month millions of newcomers and thousands of businesses are reported to be setting up online. With this huge and expanding audience coupled with the fact that marketing and advertising can be done on the Internet so easily and at only a fraction of the costs of traditional methods, we now... (read more)

Author: John Davis | Article Views: 355

6. Mesoamerican Calendars
March 09, 2006


Mesoamerican Calendars describes the Aztec, Incan and Mayan Calendars of Central and South America. The 5200-year Great Cycle and 800-year Generation Cycle are parts of the Genesis Bible calendar -- the Antediluvian Patriarchs. Title: Mesoamerican Calendars Author: Clark Nelson Wds 2630 URL: http://www.timeemits.com/AoA_Articles/Mesoamerican_Calendars.htm Mesoamerican Calendars Aztec, Incan and Mayan calendars were lunar/solar calendars with religious foundations. The mechanical counting for days and years remained consistent across Central and South America for some 3,000-years.... (read more)

Author: Clark Nelson | Article Views: 778