Thursday, July 26th, 2007 at
11:16 am
Well the UK weather is forecast to continue into mid August – which means summer is a washout – and if you still have any PC/laptop devices that are not floating down a river somewhere then you should do this if you really want to get something out of this summer:
The Thirty Day Challenge
Plus to get into gear before the challenge starts on August 1st, you should see the informative and useful blog at:
Thirty Day Challenge Blog
..and heed the many tips that Ed Dale an Co. are providing…Web 2.0 will begin to make sense and you’ll not only get more out of the Internet – you may even start to make a profit from it!
For example the blog posts on 23/24/25 July, alone, will begin to open your eyes to the potential of ‘Firefox 2.0′ browser that can revolutionize your surfing!
Don’t forget this is a fun competition that is open to anyone, anywhere , any age — there are 11 year olds already organized to exploit the challenge as I speak! Get ‘challenged’ today and make this wet summer (at least in the UK) a bit brighter…
websage 26 July 2007
Sunday, July 15th, 2007 at
9:39 am
Well that did it – A $10,000 gift for asking a question! (see James Brausch blog: http://www.jamesbrausch.com/?p=693 )
Enuff incentive already…
James Brausch runs a nifty blog that is an exemplar to all of us scratching around to raise a few groats from this wondeful web world.
He has long earned my admiration for getting plenty of folk to do all his drudgery-type work (all for the princely sum of nada!) Via his excellent ‘Intern Program’…which, by the way is well worth doing if you want to learn the ins-and-outs of running a Internet Business quickly and effectively all for donating a few hours of graft…
If I were able to ask ONLY one question about how to emulate James’ rapid progress towards ‘total freedom’ (currentl he works 9 hours per week – soon to e reduced to 6!!) via the use of Interns, I guess it would have to be a simple one like…
“How do you know when it is the right moment to launch an Intern Program that will actually recruit any interns willing and able to do your every reasonable, legal bidding (all for nothing!)?”
…Maybe it isn’t going to win a $10,000 gift, but the answer might help me (and you) earn it more quickly for ourselves!
Thanks (in advance) for the benefit of your wisdom James (I plan to join the Interns too, if you’ll have me, soon as we complete this damnably complicated move to Spain – which has interrupted the continuity of my meagre online presence for some 6 months already!)
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