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Thursday, 21 January 2010 13:44 |
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7 Minutes to Generating Income Streams on Virtual Autopilot with your Twitter Vending - 1/21/10
Over the last 5 months, I as well as others have come to realize that Twitter has become more and more a viable marketing tool, on top of being a great networking tool.
I want to share with you this 7 minute video on how you can use Twitter As A Marketing Tool and how to build a following.
This is a MUST see. click here: 7 Minutes to Autopiloting Twitter
For the next few minutes, pay close attention and you too could be using Twitter to create great relationships, bring you targeted traffic, and build your list. Don't miss out on one of the easiest (basically on autopilot) ways to generate targeted traffic.
I'm just going to tell you now because I have nothing to hide.
The video is FREE, but the program is ONLY $5.00. A small price to pay for the potential of getting over 2000 "paying" followers within a short time. click here: 7 Minutes to Twitter Autopilot
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Monday, 18 January 2010 21:50 |
It was only a few years ago when I did some financial consulting for a doctor (whose name will remain anonymous). This doctor was making a couple million a year in a very successful practice. My job was to see how I could increase business and save money on expenses. I was shocked to find that even with a CPA on staff the practice was losing money.
There were 3 issues identified that was losing money:
· The first lost was the opening of a HMO practice that was bleeding the regular practice.
· The second lost was hiring a bookkeeper who was skimming off the money collected for services rendered.
(A physician's practice has one of the highest incidences of taking money from the practice by bookkeepers.)
· The third lost was hiring interns who didn't understand "business".
The third issue is the one I want to focus on. I would hope that medical schools are now equipping physicians with the basics of "building a successful practice". I do believe that it is most important for doctors to learn to save lives, but they must also learn to protect their practice or they won't be around long. There are certain factors that a physician can start today to build their practice, save money and have money available for expansion, buying equipment and hiring staff.
I have written a Free report about: How to build a Successful Medical Practice". It's free. I have been a patient of doctors my whole life with one thing or another and I believe that they really care. So, I have written this short report for you.
Please request your report now.
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Thursday, 07 January 2010 10:29 |
5 Easy Steps to Getting Your Business Loan
Finding a lender who has the business owner’s interest in mind and realizes that getting a loan is not only about the credit these days is difficult to say the least.
These five steps will help you qualify for a business loan.
Step 1. Find a lender does not put a lot of weight on personal credit.
Step 2. Find a lender understands the needs of the borrower and believes in the borrower
Step 3. Find a lender who considers strong cash flow and good business payment performance
Step 4. Find a lender who considers businesses who may be "risky" for traditional lenders
Step 5. Find a lender who will tailor the loan according to "your" ability to repay the loan
The goal is to help you secure the working capital needed to keep your small business strong.
Apply Now. No up front fee.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT LOANS click here
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Tuesday, 05 January 2010 15:23 |
Small business lending begins to rebound
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Small businesses are still struggling to find financing, but for those seeking government-backed loans, the worst may be over. The Small Business Administration's flagship lending program backed 37% more loans in its latest quarter than it did a year ago, at the height of the financial crisis.
In the three months ended Dec. 31, the SBA's 7(a) lending program processed 12,393 loans totaling $3.8 billion, according to preliminary data released Monday by the agency. That's a sharp increase from the 9,070 loans, totaling $1.9 billion, processed in the year-earlier quarter.
By Catherine Clifford, staff reporter January 4, 2010: 4:22 PM ET
Free Report: 5 Steps to Get Your Business Loan
Read more......
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Tuesday, 29 December 2009 18:28 |
Business starts to get a break
CLANCY YEATES
December 29, 2009
LONG-SUFFERING business borrowers are shouldering a lower burden from high bank funding costs, after receiving scant interest rate relief during the financial crisis.
Official interest rates rose 0.75 percentage points to 3.75 per cent in the last three months of 2009, but all the major banks except NAB have passed on bigger increases to mortgage customers.
Advertised interest rates on small-business loans, on the other hand, have moved by less or the same as the Reserve Bank's changes, as banks cut the premium charged to businesses.
The trend, although in its early days, points to a narrowing in the gap between small-business lending rates and mortgage rates as the economy improves.
Small businesses failed to receive the big interest rate cuts enjoyed by mortgage holders in the financial crisis, as political pressure on banks focused on mortgages. Some business borrowers reported interest rates of nearly 10 per cent early this year while mortgage rates fell below 6 per cent.
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