Quinn Stone
Business enthusiast and gaming nut, Quinn is currently working as a freelance writer. Other life goals include learning Japanese and playing a musical instrument.
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Tips for Marketing in the Construction IndustryThe construction can often be volatile simply because it's such a huge business you will always have competitors. Here are some suggestions on how to stick out from the crowd.
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Marketing Your Company to a Broader BaseEverything from enhanced technology to terrorism has influenced the decision of many companies to expand their current marketing strategies to include a larger base.
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Marketing Your Business Locally Via the WebA lot of business owners don't see the point of marketing online to local targets, but it may be more advantageous than you think.
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Using Words to Outshine Your CompetitionEven if you've cornered the market and don't think you have any competition, you may be contending for peoples' money against sources you may not even realize.
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Feng Shui for Health and Home: Finding Balance Within Your Home (And Yourself)The art of Feng Shui has recently become more widely known and understood in the Western hemisphere. Here are some ways to harness positive energy through Feng Shui for your home and body.
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The Benefits of Emailing Customers with Their PermissionYou'd be surprised how many comapnies blindly send out emails to their customers without asking. You can avoid the rudeness involved with such a trick by simply asking their permission first.
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Tips for Saving GasIt's that time of year again when dollar bills become rubber and eagles start to cry. Here are some tips on making your wallet stay as thick as it can while you're out on the open road.
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Boosting Sales in Both the Short and Long TermLooking for tips to improve your sales? Here are a few suggestions for both short and long term improvement.
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Tips for Designing Your LogoThe simplicity found in the clean lines of geometry give us a hint at what we should aim for when designing a memorable logo.
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Using PPC (Pay-Per-Click) AdvertisingIf you've heard of pay-per-click advertising but wasn't sure if it was right for your business, this may help clear up a few things.
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Creating a Media Kit That SparklesThe best marketing campaign can fall flat without a media kit to go along with it. Here are some tips to make them stop in their tracks.
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Tips to Improving Relationships with Your CustomerIf you're looking to improve your relationship with your customers, consider mapping it out.
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Quick Tips for Reducing DebtEveryone and their sister seems to be in debt these days, many of them up to their eyeballs in it. Here are some tips to start slashing away at the debt monster.
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How to Succeed in Affiliate Marketing:Tips to Increase CommissionsThe trick to affiliate marketing lies in the methods of advertisement. Here are some ideas you may or may not have thought of.
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Finding Happiness Through Good HabitsIf you're looking for a quick way to feel better about yourself, all it may take is a simple shift in your daily habits.
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The Ins and Outs of Mobile Marketing: Things Every Business Should KnowWith the fast pace of today's society business has found a way to keep up. Here's what you need to know so you can, too.
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The Importance of Knowing What's on Your Credit ReportLove it or hate it, the credit report is part of every American's life. Rather than running from the truth, it may be easier to face your fears head-on.
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Using a Dropshipper for Your ProductsIf you need to cut costs for your business, especially if you're just starting out, a dropshipper may be the answer to your problems.
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Using Customer Satisfaction Surveys to Your AdvantageThe whole point of a customer satisfaction survey is to utilize the information to your advantage, but that's often easier said than done.
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Why Small Businesses Need a Collections AgencyWhen you have several non-paying clients, a collections agency may mean the difference between making a profit and ending your month in the red.
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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) SimplifiedIf you haven't been getting the return you're looking for with your web-based marketing, this will help you take an objective viewpoint.
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Tips for Improving Your HomeYou don't need a large budget to improve your home, just a little ingenuity.
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Tips to Reduce Your DebtOver half the American population now finds itself in debt. Learn a few tricks to avoid (or climb out of) the debt trap.
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Why You Should Brand Your BusinessMany small business think branding just isn't important for them, but they're missing out on the bigger picture.
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Tips for the Upcoming Tax SeasonTax time doesn't have to increase the sales of Pepto Bismol or give you an ulcer. Just make sure you're already prepared when April 15th rolls around.
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Tips for the Beginning Small Business OwnerMany new business owners are shaky enough after making the leap into entrepreneurship. Here are some tips to making your company a successful one and make it through the first year in one piece.
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How to Overcome Mail Order Startup StressMany small business owners jump into mail order marketing without realizing just how much work it can be. A little research may be all that separates a successful business from a crash-and-burn.
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Quick Tips for Improving Internet AdsIf your internet ad campaign has stalled, check out these quick tips to help jumpstart your marketing strategy.
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Common Mistakes Made when Writing a Magazine ArticleMany people think they can just type out an article, submit it to a magazine, and wait for the money to roll in. The truth is much different.
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How to Improve a Dry, Ineffective NewsletterHere are a few tricks to avoiding the pitfalls that come with a dry, dusty printed newsletter.
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Ten Skills to Help Improve Your Selling TechniquesFor many businesses, the key to selling effectively lies in the delivery of the selling tactic. Here are a few things to keep in mind when trying to become a more efficient sales professional.
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Making the Transistion from Corporate World to Online BusinessJust because you've been successful in the corporate world doesn't mean you'll have the same success online if you don't watch where you're going. -
Why Being Persistent Doesn't Always Pay OffIt's true we all want to get that sale. But be careful that your persistence isn't misconstrued as being too pushy, or you've just scared a customer off for good.
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How to Write an Effective Press ReleaseThe press release is deceptively simple, but there may be a few key points you're overlooking that could mean the difference between success and failure.
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Tips for Increasing Short-Term SalesEvery business owner has a rough month or two. Here's how to get through it with your business intact.
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How to Promote Your Web Site for FreeWhy not take advantage of the free or nearly free methods the Internet has of promoting your business?
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Word Processing as a BusinessEver consider word processing as a home-based business? The ins and outs may not be as complicated as you think.
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Seven Tips to Quickly Improve Your Profit MarginHere are some tips to quickly bring your projected profit margin back into line. -
Using an Auto-Responder for Your Company's Newsletter: A Faster, More Efficient Method for Writing NewslettersIf you want to (or already do) write newsletters to promote your business, an auto-responder program may be just what you need to make your life easier. -
Finding a Business Networking GroupAre you just starting out in your business and need some referrals? Are you a well-seasoned company who could do with some extra exposure? Consider the advantages of attending a networking meeting or group to boost your sales. -
Five Steps to a More Effective Promotional Marketing CampaignHere are five tips to help you increase the effectiveness of your promotional campaigns, all without costing you more than you're spending now. -
How a Change in Strategy Might Improve Your ProfitsSometimes all you need to generate more revenue is to shift your business strategy a little. Here are some tips to do it. -
How to Combat a Sagging Marketing CampaignIf your profit margin has been looking rather sickly, these keys might be your solution. -
Overview of Worst Diet Plans: Eat Right 4 Your TypeEat Right 4 Your Type has become a hit with Hollywood, but doctors aren't as convinced of the plan's effectiveness. -
The Atkins Diet: Short Term Advantage, Long Term NightmareThe Atkins Diet has always been controversial, particularly after the diet creator's death. While it has some distinct short-term advantages, you may want to switch to something more stable later on. -
Top Ten PS2 Games for 2006Even though the PS3 is here, the PS2 is still very much alive and kicking. Here are some of the best games that have come out for 2006. -
Nutrisystem: The Pros and Cons of a Diet Based on ConvenienceNutrisystem has come out of obscurity recently to take its place as one of the most popular diets in America. Is it all hype, or is it true? -
Senior Living in New York City: Retirement in the Big AppleMany people don't think the hustle and bustle of New York City life is ideal for the over 60 crowd, but for the active senior it may just be their dream city. -
Top Ten PC Games of 2006: FPS, RPG, and All the Other Game Abbreviations You Can Think ofHere are the best of the best PC games for the year 2006, guaranteed to still be hot even through the new year. -
Anime Review: Trinity Blood (English dubbed version)Trinity Blood tries hard to exist as its own unique series, but ultimately falls short of its goal. -
Anime Review: Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex: 2nd Gig (English dubbed version)Ghost In The Shell Stand Alone Complex: 2nd Gig brings familiar characters back to face new challenges. -
Anime Review: Paranoia Agent (English dubbed version)Paranoia Agent is a plot full of twists and turns so sharp you could cut yourself. -
Anime Review: Fullmetal Alchemist (English Dubbed Version)Fullmetal Alchemist appeals to a large audience, thanks to its richly textured characters and intricate plot lines. At over 50 episodes, it has become one of the most popular long-running anime series. -
Anime Review : .hack//sign (English dubbed version).hack//sign (AKA Dot Hack Sign) is a bizarre series with a vibrant and equally strange atmosphere, which is just the tip of the iceberg in a series that takes places almost a hundred percent online. -
Anime Review: Inuyasha (English Dubbed Version)Inuyasha has become known as the anime you either love or despise, with little room in between. I find this series to be a refreshing change from the more somber anime series while still maintaining its own identity separate from other similar shows in the action genre. -
Anime Review: Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (English dubbed version)Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex asks the tough questions about where our technologically-addicted society is headed, combining it with a good action-packed futuristic thriller. -
Anime Review: Cowboy Bebop (English dubbed version)Cowboy Bebop has an overall laid-back feeling to it, but don't let that fool you into thinking it isn't any good. -
Anime Review: Witch Hunter Robin (English Dubbed Version)Witch Hunter Robin sees a 15-year-old girl come to terms with having everything she's ever known in life turned upside down. Is hunting witches good for society, or is she just running from the truth? -
Anime Review: Narut (English dubbed version)Naruto began as a typical action-based shonen anime, but rapidly evolved into a series full of well-developed characters that anyone can appreciate. -
Anime Review: Wolf's Rain (English Dubbed Version)Wolf's Rain follows the story of four wolves and an artifically created girl as they search for the Paradise they were promised in legend. -
Alternative Gift Wrapping IdeasAre you tired of the same old wrapping paper year after year? Try some of these ideas, guaranteed to spice up any of your gifts. -
New Year's Eve Activities in New York CityEveryone thinks of Times Square when they think of celebrating New Year's Eve in New York City, but there's a bunch of other activities to participate in as well. Here's your New Year's guide for 2006/2007. -
White Elephant Gift Ideas for Tacky Gift ExchangesAre you having a White Elephant Gift Exchange, or do you want to give a gag gift that isn't tacky (well, too tacky)? Here are some ideas to get you going. -
Free Online Role-Playing MUD GamesThere's a reason MUD games are still very popular. Just because they're free doesn't mean they aren't worth a shot. -
The History of Care Bears and Care Bear CollectorsCare Bears started as the cover of an American Greetings Card and grew into a two billion dollar business. Even today, collectors mingle with new fans to bring back the innocence of a recent era gone by. -
Best Christmas Light Displays in New York CityHere's a quick guide to all the major Christmas Light displays in the city that never sleeps. -
The My Little Pony Collecting PhenomenonToys aren't just for children anymore. Girls who grew up with My Little Pony in the 1980s find themselves collecting the colorful figures even today, and a new generation of Hasbro figures are continuing the trend. -
Review of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX01 Digital CameraThe Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX01 is a good product, fit for most leisure uses and even a solid camera for amateur or beginning professional photographers. -
Biography of Hugh JackmanHugh Jackman has proceeded to conquer every medium of entertainment he sets his eyes on. This modest, charming Aussie has become a household name almost overnight, with years of more movie roles down the road. -
Blue Mountain: Good Holiday E-Card Source...For A PriceBlue Mountain is well-known for their e-card site. If you send a lot of e-cards, you may want to consider all they have to offer. -
Top Ten Gift Ideas for the Humor Book LoverGift ideas for the humor book lover for 2006.
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Resistance: Fall of Man is a Hit for PSP 3: Game Perfects and Improves the FPS GenreFans of the first-person-shooter would do well to pick up this game, and new players of the genre will be spoiled by the incredible effects and animation found within. -
Amazon.com: Good Source for Holiday E-CardsIf you're thinking of sending an e-card to a loved one this holiday season, Amazon.com might be just what you're looking for. Its generous selection of cards and customization options allow you to send a beautiful electronic greeting for free. -
Playstation 3: Tony Hawk's Project 8 a WinnerTony Hawk's Project 8 for the Playstation 3 is unlike the previous XBox 360 version in both good and bad ways. Overall, you're going to want this one, especially if you're a fan of pro skating or Tony Hawk. -
Top Ten Gift Ideas for the Thriller Novel Lover Under $30Gift ideas for the thriller novel lover for 2006. -
Gambling Tips: Utilizing Mind Games During No-Limit Texas Hold'em PokerIf you want to improve your poker game, here are some psychological tactics to use the next time you're playing against an intimidating opponent. -
Tips for Writing Eye-Catching HeadlinesMany writers breeze past the creation of an article's or sales pitch's headline to concentrate more on the copy body, but the headline itself needs to be well-written before the reader even makes it to the rest. -
Top Ten Gift Ideas for the James Bond WannabeGift ideas for the information and security technology lover in your life.
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Getting the Most Out of Your Powerpoint PresentationsA lot of presentations these days are unwieldy and awkward simply because the person presenting relies on the ability of Powerpoint too much. With some practice and conscious thought, you can escape this trap. -
Tips for Increasing Sales at Your Online Store This HolidayIs your online store ready for the holiday season? -
Tips to Avoid Work-At-Home ScamsEven the most astute individual can fall prey to a work-at-home scam in a moment of weakness. Know what the warning signs are and how to avoid anything that resembles a scam. -
How to Increase Bidder Traffic to Your Ebay AuctionsIf you've recently started an Ebay business but can't seem to get it going, here are some tips that might help. -
How to Make a Better Business CardAlmost every company has a business card, but don't know how to make the best use of one. Here are some tips to help maximize their usefulness. -
Tips for Writing a Classified Ad for Your BusinessA classified ad is still an effective method of promoting your business, you just need to know how to use it to your advantage. -
Balancing Your Job and Your Life as a Work-At-Home MomIf you're struggling to find a balance between your work and your family life, these tips may help you organize it all. -
Tips for Getting Your Direct Mail Letter Read by Corporate ExecutivesIf your target audience is a high-level executive instead of the individual consumer, you need to adjust your marketing strategy. -
How to Interest an Angel Investor in Your BusinessThe number of angel investors has risen in recent years, but that doesn't mean they're willing to throw money down on just any investment. They want to make sure they have a good chance of making a profit. -
Low-Budget Marketing TacticsIf you're operating your marketing campaign on a shoestring budget, these ideas can help you stretch your dollar and maximize your efforts. -
Attending a Franchise Information WorkshopThe decision to run a franchise business is a big one, with much to consider. Workshops are now available to help you make the right decision. -
Top Ten Gift Ideas for the Horror Novel Lover Under $30Gift ideas for the horror novel reader for 2006. -
Which Business Entity is Right for You?If you don't know the difference between a sole proprietorship and a LLC, you need to do some research before setting up shop.
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Top Ten Gift Ideas for the Science-Fiction Novel Lover Under $30Gift ideas for the sci-fi reader for 2006. -
Best Places for Thanksgiving and Holiday Meals in New York CityAll over New York City, restaurants are putting out an enticing menu to lure locals and visitors. Here are the highlights. -
Making Sure Your Finances Can Handle an Auto LoanYou're ready for a new car, but is your wallet? Make sure your finances are in order before your dreams of getting an auto loan become a nightmare. -
Teaching Your Children the Value of MoneyIf you just can't stand hearing your child scream "but I NEED it!" inside a department store one more time, maybe you should consider giving them a financial education. -
How to Ensure Prompt Payment from Your ClientsEven the most well-meaning clients can have their own ideas of a "reasonable amount of time" when paying for your services. Here are some tips on how to ensure both sides understand each other before the contract is ever signed. -
Renting a Home Office when Your Budget Says You Can'tThese days there's no excuse to give an unprofessional appearance to your business when you can afford to avoid it. Even if you can't rent an office outside your home, there are ways to make a favorable impression. -
Moving from a Home Office to an Executive SuiteFor those who need extra work space with a professional feel to it, but can't afford the overhead of an independent office, an executive suite may be just what you're looking for.
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The Guild 2: Some Games Just Shouldn't Try to Compete with the SimsMonotony and a lack of creative gameplay make this game less than ideal for micromanaging strategy enthusiasts. -
F.E.A.R. Comes to the Xbox 360At once both a first-person shooter and a horror game, F.E.A.R. combines the best of both worlds with top-notch animation and enhanced AI. -
Neverwinter Nights 2Neverwinter Nights 2 improves on its original namesake, making each player's experience as unique and entertaining as possible. -
Tools for Creating a Successful Marketing PlanWhile some businesses will try to tell you marketing isn't as important a focus as selling, they may not be doing as well as they claim. Marketing is a fact of life for all successful companies, even if you don't have many resources. -
E-Business Alternatives to Creating a WebsiteYears ago the only way to have a web-based busness was to start - and pay for - your own website. Now, alternatives have popped up in recent years to help you establish a web presence without ever having to worry about costs or HTML coding. -
How to Conduct a Customer Panel EffectivelyFor the cash-strapped company, a customer panel just might fit the bill: they're inepensive, and if done correctly, gives you results that will strengthen your company's product line. -
How to Avoid "Processing Fee" Loan ScamsThere are many companies out there these days that prey on unsuspecting (or desperate) business owners needing funding. No matter what the set up is, the result is always the same: disappointment. -
A Personal Approach to Market ResearchA good product idea can excite even the most unflappable business owner, but if your customers don't see the same vision you do, that steam engine of an idea can quickly find itself dead in the water. -
Dealing with Difficult Personalities in the WorkplaceNo one will get along with everyone at work. The key to overcoming stressful situations is learning how to deal with the types of people who annoy you. -
Tips for Launching a Successful Product LineThe greatest product idea in the world won't succeed if the process followed to introduce it is flawed. You need adequate preparation before the first product ever hits the assembly line. -
Training Yourself Not to LieIt seems lying is inevitable in our society - we even lie to protect people's feelings. But there are ways to tell the truth without offending the person you're trying to protect. -
Is it Worth Flying First-Class on Domestic Flights?Flying first class used to be everyone's idea of travelling in style, but recent cutbacks have made the first-class cabin a high-priced economy class seat. Some airlines have realized this, and have started doing something about it. -
Effective Communication in the WorkplaceToo many employers can run a business well, but get tongue-tied when it comes to simple inter-office communication. Here are some tips to communicate more effectively. -
Should You Participate in Employee Ownership?You're interested in employee ownership, but are a little fuzzy on details. The different options are actually pretty similar, and the concept is simple. -
Market Research Tips for Small Business OwnersBefore you can make your business competitive, you need to research the market to see what your competitors are up to. Here are some ideas for resources. -
Understanding Employee OwnershipYour boss tells you that you're part owner of the company, but you don't really know what the benefits or your rights are. This will help you understand a little more about where your rights begin and end. -
How to Use Banner Advertising EffectivelyWhen done poorly, banner ads are annoying and a waste of space, but when done correctly they can be an excellent means of attracting customers. -
Promoting Your Service-Oriented Website on a Tight BudgetHere are some money-saving tips to promote your service-oriented business on the Internet. -
What to Do If You're an Identity Theft VictimIf you've been the victim of identity theft, the last thing in the world you want is for the perpetrator to victimize you further. A little strategy can go a long way in preventing further trouble. -
The Advantages of an Older WorkforceWhen companies look to hire new employees, too often they overlook one of the best resources available in favor of younger, less reliable workers. The advantages of hiring older workers may make you stop and take another look at your hiring practices. -
Promoting Your Business Website on the InternetBusiness owners are often stymied when it comes to promoting themselves on the Internet. These ideas should help jumpstart their creative juices and bring in that needed traffic. -
Writing an Effective Tutorial to Increase Customer TrafficTutorials have long been proven a good method for increasing customer traffic to your website. Here are some tips on how to write them effectively. -
Dealing with the Joys and Pitfalls that Come with Rapid GrowthOvernight success is every business owner's dream, but that dream can quickly turn sour if you aren't prepared for the work that comes with it. -
How to Attract Women to Your BusinessWomen have a much greater influence on their family's or business' buying practices than many people realize. Here are some things to keep in mind when marketing to your female demographic. -
The Advantages of Cinema AdvertisingA media long thought dead since the invention of Internet advertising, cinema advertising is making a comeback. Here's how your small business can take advantage of new opportunities. -
Starting a Service-Oriented BusinessEveryone has a talent or skill, but not everyone has thought about using it for profit. You may have more to offer than you think. -
Hiring an Employee for Your Home-Based BusinessFor one reason or another you need to hire an employee to help you with your business. These guidelines will help make sure it doesn't turn your home into a war zone. -
How to Buy Products for Your Business the Right WayDoing your homework when finding sources to purchase your products from is a good way to save your business money. Here are some guidelines when looking for product sources. -
Cheap Broadway TicketsWith the dramatic (no pun intended) rise in ticket prices, it's a wonder anyone can afford to see a Broadway show anymore. These tips should help you save money on tickets. -
Is Grad School Right for You?You've been toying with the idea of going back to school, but is a Master's Degree what you really need? -
How to Avoid Going Broke During the HolidaysHere are some tips to enjoy the holiday season debt-free. -
Should Your Family Run a Franchise?You've always had a dream of running a "family-run franchise", but is it right for YOUR family? -
Finding Reliable Suppliers for Your ProductsHere are some tips to help you locate a reliable supplier and become their regular (and hopefully most successful) client. -
Adding Software from Your PC to Your Palm OSFiguring out how to install software to your Palm Pilot can be a frustrating ordeal, but it doesn't have to be. Here's a guide to help you through it. -
Weight Loss and Polycystic Ovarian SyndromePCOS sufferers find obesity to be one of the most difficult symptoms of the disease to control, but recent discoveries about the Glycemic Index of foods may provide an option. -
How to Successfully Sell at a Crafts Fair or ShowWhether a part-time or full-time crafter, you'll most likely end up at a crafts fair at least occasionally. This article will help you learn how to make the most of the experience. -
Managing Your Taxes when You're Self-EmployedThe least enjoyable aspect of self-employment is undoubtedly the tax filing. Many small business owners don't even understand how to do it, let alone make the most of it. Here's some explanations for the Schedule C-challenged. -
5 Myths About Finding a JobFar too many college grads fall for the myths out there today about finding a job. Let's separate fact from fiction and see the truth. -
Tips for Saving Money when You MoveMoving can be trying on even the steadiest of nerves, and spending more than you have to is frustrating. These tips should help you lessen the cost of this life-changing experience. -
Tips to Make Your Business Thrive During the Holiday SeasonRunning a small business during the holidays takes planning, guts and tenacity. But mostly planning. -
Money Saving Strategies for the Home-Based BusinessPeople are often concentrating so hard on making money with their home-based business, they don't realize they can save money as well by being a little more economically aware of their home environment. -
Zoning Regulations and Your Home-Based BusinessOne of the most forgotten issues when preparing for a home-based business, zoning regulations can plague you if not taken care of in the early stages. -
Hiring a Lawyer for Your New BusinessIn all the hoopla surrounding the decision to start a small business, you may need some legal advice to help you through the rough spots. What kind of attorney and what questions to ask depend on your needs. -
Misconceptions About Getting a Loan for Your New BusinessTwo myths remain prevalent when small business owners start on their search for a loan. Here's the truth to those myths. -
10 Ideas for a Part-Time JobFor those who would like to make money in their free time or are taking a step towards self-employment, these suggestions may help you start on your way. -
How to Improve Your Credit ScoreYour credit score, like a report card, tells lenders how well you handle debt. Raising it may not be as difficult as you think, though there's no quick and easy way to do it. -
Starting a Business on EbaySelling on Ebay seems to have become everyone's dream, but you need to take a few things into account before you ever sign up. -
Improving Your Spending Habits by Cutting Back on Credit CardsToo many Americans rely on credit cards to help them month to month, only thinking of the consequences when it's too late. Here are some tips on how to avoid that scenario. -
Getting Started in a Freelance CareerFreelance work can be the most rewarding opportunity you can experience, or it can be a terrible mistake. The difference between these two outcomes is often in your preparation. -
Promoting Your Business with an E-BookE-books have taken the Internet by storm. Here's how to harness that power and use it for promoting your business. -
Tips for Better E-mail Marketing Through Mailing ListsIn today's world with unwanted spam finding its way into everyone's inboxes, the idea of an e-mail marketing campaign can seem foolhardy at best. Yet the market is certainly there, if you know how to do it right. -
Holiday Gift Guide: Top 8 Gifts for the XBox 360 GamerGift ideas for those who love the XBox 360
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Top 5 Gifts for the PC GamerGift ideas for the PC gamer. -
8 Gifts for the Gourmet Food LoverGift ideas for those who enjoy gourmet food. -
Top 7 Gifts for the Playstation 2 GamerA gift-giving guide for the fan of Playstation 2. -
Top 5 Gifts for the Electronics Addict5 gift ideas for the electronics lover. -
Top 5 Gifts for the Bath and Beauty LoverFive gift ideas for the bath and beauty lover in your life. -
5 Tips for Writing a Winning BrochureA brochure can be a stand-alone presentation, or brighten a broader sales campaign. Here are some tips on making your brochure an effective one. -
Writing a Better Sales PitchA well-written pitch is tricky, but can mean the difference between success and a standard rejection letter. Planning your pitch is actually more important than making it, so think carefully. -
Writing a Better Follow-Up LetterWhether you're planning a sales campaign or responding to an inquiry, a follow-up letter can keep your name at the forefront of your target's mind. An effective letter reinforces the (hopefully) positive impression you originally left. -
Homelessness in AmericaWhen people think of Americans, it's easy to assume we all live in relative comfort in our own homes and have enough money to cover our necessities. To those people, I pose this suggestion: think again. -
How to Write Better Direct Mail Sales LettersDespite its reputation for being "junk mail", direct mail is still a popular form of marketing. With a little research and strategy, it can also be more effective. -
"Under God" in Our Pledge of AllegianceWhen a single man has the ability to curtail the religious freedom of every other American in the nation, there's a bigger issue here than separation of church and state. Where did we get the idea that reciting "under God" is a hate crime? -
Top Ten Songs by Casting CrownsCasting Crowns is a worldwide hit now, thanks to a series of fortunate circumstances and the determination of one Sawyer Brown member. These are just ten of their songs, every one of which seems to become vastly popular five minutes after it's released.
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Top Ten Songs by DC TalkThis trio has grown steadily in popularity, radically changing the sound of their music in the late 90s to reach a larger group of people. Their fame hasn't changed them, but their music has changed one generation already and is starting on the next one.
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Top Ten Songs by SwitchfootWhen a small SoCal rock band called Switchfoot first began their career in 1997, no one knew how wildly popular they would become less than ten years later. Crossing into mainstream music seemed almost effortless to this garage-rock group. -
Top Ten Songs by CarmanHis career turning the corner on 27 years, Carman was synonymous with the evolution of Christian music in the 80s and early 90s. Concentrating more on world outreach these days, Carman is ensuring the message of Christ goes out around the globe.
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What is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome?For years women have been battling a disease that, until recently, didn't even have a name. Seemingly unrelated symptoms were treated individually until a pattern was discovered, revealing a metabolic disorder that's far more common than first thought. -
Top Ten Songs by PetraThe Christian rock group Petra, formed in 1974, went on to enjoy a career spanning over 30 years. These are just a few of their well known, popular songs through the decades. -
Are Ads in Video Games Truly Effective?Are the current methods of advertising inside video games too blatant and obtrusive? Marketing campaigns seem to focus too much on pushing their name rather than actually taking the consumer's feelings into account. -
Five Basic Tips for Writing Advertising CopyToo often, ad copy tends to forget its audience and fill space with useless words the consumer isn't interested in. Scaling down the copy to highlight the benefits to the viewer will give your ad an advantage. -
Handling Pressure when You're Saving Yourself for MarriageYour parents want you to wait until marriage, your teachers want you to wait until you're ready, and your friends are asking "why wait at all?" You've made your decision, but the pressure can be harsh. Here's how to deal with it. -
Becoming a Substitute TeacherSubstitute teaching is a great way to earn some extra income, but some folks don't know how to go about becoming one. The steps are relatively simple, depending which state you live in. The big question is getting the kids to behave. -
Six Tips for Returning Disney World VisitorsMany Disney World "veterans" think they've seen and done it all at the parks and there's nothing left to try or discover. These tips help dispel that myth and reveal a world within Disney World that may yet be undiscovered to these veterans. -
A Review of Drew UniversityDrew University, one of three small colleges within a mile radius, contains a certain charm that blends traditional surroundings with progressive thought and technology. This could be the college for you, if you know what to expect ahead of time.
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Advice for the Non-Traditional Premedical StudentA growing number of adults with established careers are leaving to earn their medical degree, but don't know how to start the transition or where to turn. These tips should help get the ball rolling on the path to the MD.
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Job Skills for Theater MajorsTheater majors are often told they won't have "marketable" skills when they graduate, but the truth is their education in the arts may take them farther than they thought. Employers are always looking for the kinds of skills that every theater major has.
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Choosing the Right CollegeWith so many colleges out there, each offering their own unique experience, choosing the right one can be a stressful time for students. These are tips and things to consider when making the final decision.
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Confessions of a Bookstore CashierRules are there for a reason, even if I'm not the one who made them. If a teacher wants to use her classroom discount on romance novels, she'll have to have a pretty good reason...or an attorney to explain why she's reading them to her class.