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Digg it UP - A Review of Desktop Lightning
In a bar, you will find an interesting and diverse community of people who will seek out fine bartending, not only for the relaxation and camaraderie, but also for a familiar and comfortable environment where they are recognized and accepted. For many people, in this competitive and aggressive world, a bar may be a sole source of sustenance for those basic things that are so essential to us all as humans. We are, after all, social beings.Who doesn't recall an episode of the television series "Cheers" when every time one of the leading characters would walk in, the entire bar would erupt in the chorus of "Hey Norm?"Few of us are entitled to such a universal form of recognition and instant acceptance from bar patrons, but an excellent bartender can provide almost the same sort of experience for customers.I bartended to work my way through both undergraduate and graduate school, and have gone back to it several times when I grew weary of corporate life. The money (if you do it right) is about the same anyway, and, admittedly, it is tiring and demanding, like any job, but it is a heck of a lot more fun!Every bar is different in its nature and appeal (strip bar vs. a rest
If you are able to promote Desktop Lightning to a mailing list or via advertising and you are patient and persistent about it, it could prove to be a great way to build a targeted list of home-based business entrepreneurs with whom you communicate much easier than if you had to rely on email.
Who should not purchase Desktop Lightning?
If you don't already have an ezine or blog or web site and you know very little about Internet marketing such that even free advertising on traffic exchanges is something you're hesitant to do, then you'll probably want to hold off on Desktop Lightning.
You can use Desktop Lightning for free but I don't recommend it, mainly because you miss out on the "Platinum Bonus" feature, wherein you can send messages to 57 randomly selected members twice a week.
Purchasing Tip
If you decide to sign up for Desktop Lightning, immediately after entering your information--you register for the free program first--you will see a page with a one-time offer to lock in a discounted price ($14.99 per month) for the Platinum version.
Unlike a lot of "one-time offers" which seem to last forever, the publishers of DesktopLightning are actually serious about this offer. If you close that page and go back even minutes later wanting to upgrade, the price will have gone up to $19.99 per month.
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If you are the type of person who thinks all of your ideas are bad or unlikely to work then you need to change your attitude starting from now. There have been many creative ideas marketed online and many of them have succeeded by accident or by the huge surprise of the idea starter.So now that you understand that you shouldn't dismiss a idea immediately, is there anything you can do to determine whether or not an idea is likely to succeed or not?Thankfully there are a few starting tips and they're very simple to follow.• Is it really a good idea? If you think your idea is good then there is some chance you’re correct. However if it’s not something that you think most people will need or find interesting, then it’s probably not worth pursuing. The best advice is to “sleep on it” and then reassess the ideas potential the next day.• Essentially a good idea needs to grab people’s attention the second they see or hear about it. Ask your friends or family what they think of your idea and monitor their body language and the feedback they give you. The reason for this is because if other people think your idea is a good one, chances are once you launch your idea online, you
Positive
- Communicate directly with a minimum of 114 randomly selected members every week without enrolling a single downline member.
- Receive a maximum of 14 messages per week.
- The owners of the program do not bombard you with their own advertisements.
- The cost is much less than if you paid for email leads, not to mention the problem of spam filters for traditional email marketing.
- Free membership won't yield significant results unless you are quite experienced at building a downline.
- Desktop Lightning has not yet created a sense of community among its members. An active forum where members genuinely help each other and the moderation isn't arbitrary and aloof, would prove very attractive to new and existing members alike.
- Recipients of messages are other affiliate and network marketers. Therefore, individuals marketing products or services that don't appeal to that audience would probably not benefit as much from Desktop Lightning.
Desktop Lightning is a viral marketing tool designed to help you build a list of potential new distributors, customers, or joint venture partners.
You communicate with your list via a desktop application, which alerts the user whenever he or she has a message via a small notification window in the lower right corner of your screen (similar to many programs, such as the Gmail notification tool).
Positive Features (Details)
Over time, DesktopLightning will empower you to build a list of people who are already interested in earning money from home via affiliate, internet, or network marketing.
You are able to communicate with these members direct to their desktops, thereby bypassing the spam filters that prevent many of your emails from reaching their intended audience.
Thus you have a very targeted market for your opportunity or services. By gradually building a relationship with your list members, e.g., by offering them assistance and advice, you create an atmosphere of trust which increases the chances they will become interested in your business opportunity or services.
A major benefit of Desktop Lightning if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month) is the "Platinum Bonus" feature. The way it works is that every time you send out a broadcast to your downline, your message also goes out to an additional random group of at least 57 people in the DesktopLightning system.
Thus, not only will your messages reach your downline members, but they will also reach a random group of at least 57 other members. This "Platinum Bonus" significantly enhances the value of the upgraded version. I should note here that Desktop Lightning does not have an affiliate program. I want to mention this fact so that you know that I am not recommending the Platinum version because I can make money off it. I recommend the Platinum version because I believe you receive good value for your money.
Negatives (Details)
It takes awhile to build a list, whether it's using Desktop Lightning or other methods. Therefore, you have to approach building a list with a tool like Desktop Lightning as a long-term process. Some of the ads for Desktop Lightning refer to sending messages to thousands of people. The ads can make it sound like you'll be sending messages to thousands right away.
Unless you have a huge list of loyal subscribers that just ain't gonna happen!
Of course, if you approach the task as a marathon as opposed to a 100-meter dash then this doesn't have to be a problem. I simply don't want you to assume that a thousand-member downline from the get-go is the norm.
I was initially concerned that DesktopLightning would suffer from some of the same problems as other list-building programs. For example, in many instances the older the program, the less attractive it is to potential new members because they fear being inundated with emails from a large upline and they worry about their own ability to recruit new members.
Another problem with many downline builder programs is that the new member drop out rate is high, usually because new members become discouraged only being able to send emails to a handful of people. Sure, a few experienced marketers build a large downline quickly but the average person has to promote a list-builder for a few months to build a reasonably sized downline. Many new members become discouraged and quit before that happens.
Fortunately, Desktop Lightning has built in a couple of features that ameliorate these concerns.
First, they limit the number of messages any member receives to 14 per week. DesktopLightning explains the mathematics behind this limit in their Support section, if you are interested, but the main point is that even if you join Desktop Lightning a year or two after the initial release, you will not be inundated with messages.
Second, if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month), you benefit from the "Platinum Bonus" program described above, in which you are able to send messages twice a week to 57 randomly selected Desktop Lightning members.
Recommendations (Details)
I'm neutral on the free version since it might prove frustrating for newbies trying to recruit downline members when they have little marketing experience to begin with. It could work for people who know or are willing to learn Internet marketing.
I highly recommend the "Platinum" version upgrade. The clincher for me was realizing that for $15.00 per month I could buy at the most maybe a 150 email leads (at 10 cents each) from a business opportunity lead vendor. But we know how email leads are these days--they're usually a waste of money because so many of the emails never reach an Inbox because of spam filters.
Alternatively, I could pay $15.00 per month for Desktop Lightning and send at least 456 messages per month (without having referred anyone!) direct to the desktops of "prequalified" prospects. By "prequalified" I'm referring to the fact that Desktop Lightning members already know they want a home business and they're doing something about it. Contrast that with a typical email lead who is "just curious."
One of the criticisms of list-building programs is that everyone is trying to sell--no one is interested in buying. But if you do it right (build trust, offer value, develop relationships) other home business entrepreneurs can be your best customers, distributors, or business partners.
Think about your own businesses: Did you learn about your opportunity, products, or services from another affiliate or network marketer? I bet the answer is "yes" for at least some of the products or services you promote.
If you are able to promote Desktop Lightning to a mailing list or via advertising and you are patient and persistent about it, it could prove to be a great way to build a targeted list of home-based business entrepreneurs with whom you communicate much easier than if you had to rely on email.
Who should not purchase Desktop Lightning?
If you don't already have an ezine or blog or web site and you know very little about Internet marketing such that even free advertising on traffic exchanges is something you're hesitant to do, then you'll probably want to hold off on Desktop Lightning.
You can use Desktop Lightning for free but I don't recommend it, mainly because you miss out on the "Platinum Bonus" feature, wherein you can send messages to 57 randomly selected members twice a week.
Purchasing Tip
If you decide to sign up for Desktop Lightning, immediately after entering your information--you register for the free program first--you will see a page with a one-time offer to lock in a discounted price ($14.99 per month) for the Platinum version.
Unlike a lot of "one-time offers" which seem to last forever, the publishers of DesktopLightning are actually serious about this offer. If you close that page and go back even minutes later wanting to upgrade, the price will have gone up to $19.99 per month.
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Whether you’ve created a corporation or limited liability company, you must maintain records. Here’s a primer on the basic corporate records you need to maintain.Corporate RecordsWhen forming a corporation or limited liability company, you are creating an entity independent from yourself. In so doing, this independent entity must take actions for itself, not you. For instance, a corporation will have a corporate bank account through which all revenues and debt payments are handled. As a shareholder, even with a single shareholder entity, you will not pay person expenses out of the corporate bank account. This concept extends to record keeping.For the purpose of this article, I am considering both corporation and limited liability company documents as “corporate records.” Although the records of each entity have different names, they serve the same purpose. For instance, articles of incorporation for a corporation serve the same purpose as Articles of Organization. The following list applies to corporations, but you can apply the list to the limited liability equivalents.Although each state has different records requirements, all require you to keep the following reco
Over time, DesktopLightning will empower you to build a list of people who are already interested in earning money from home via affiliate, internet, or network marketing.
You are able to communicate with these members direct to their desktops, thereby bypassing the spam filters that prevent many of your emails from reaching their intended audience.
Thus you have a very targeted market for your opportunity or services. By gradually building a relationship with your list members, e.g., by offering them assistance and advice, you create an atmosphere of trust which increases the chances they will become interested in your business opportunity or services.
A major benefit of Desktop Lightning if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month) is the "Platinum Bonus" feature. The way it works is that every time you send out a broadcast to your downline, your message also goes out to an additional random group of at least 57 people in the DesktopLightning system.
Thus, not only will your messages reach your downline members, but they will also reach a random group of at least 57 other members. This "Platinum Bonus" significantly enhances the value of the upgraded version. I should note here that Desktop Lightning does not have an affiliate program. I want to mention this fact so that you know that I am not recommending the Platinum version because I can make money off it. I recommend the Platinum version because I believe you receive good value for your money.
Negatives (Details)
It takes awhile to build a list, whether it's using Desktop Lightning or other methods. Therefore, you have to approach building a list with a tool like Desktop Lightning as a long-term process. Some of the ads for Desktop Lightning refer to sending messages to thousands of people. The ads can make it sound like you'll be sending messages to thousands right away.
Unless you have a huge list of loyal subscribers that just ain't gonna happen!
Of course, if you approach the task as a marathon as opposed to a 100-meter dash then this doesn't have to be a problem. I simply don't want you to assume that a thousand-member downline from the get-go is the norm.
I was initially concerned that DesktopLightning would suffer from some of the same problems as other list-building programs. For example, in many instances the older the program, the less attractive it is to potential new members because they fear being inundated with emails from a large upline and they worry about their own ability to recruit new members.
Another problem with many downline builder programs is that the new member drop out rate is high, usually because new members become discouraged only being able to send emails to a handful of people. Sure, a few experienced marketers build a large downline quickly but the average person has to promote a list-builder for a few months to build a reasonably sized downline. Many new members become discouraged and quit before that happens.
Fortunately, Desktop Lightning has built in a couple of features that ameliorate these concerns.
First, they limit the number of messages any member receives to 14 per week. DesktopLightning explains the mathematics behind this limit in their Support section, if you are interested, but the main point is that even if you join Desktop Lightning a year or two after the initial release, you will not be inundated with messages.
Second, if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month), you benefit from the "Platinum Bonus" program described above, in which you are able to send messages twice a week to 57 randomly selected Desktop Lightning members.
Recommendations (Details)
I'm neutral on the free version since it might prove frustrating for newbies trying to recruit downline members when they have little marketing experience to begin with. It could work for people who know or are willing to learn Internet marketing.
I highly recommend the "Platinum" version upgrade. The clincher for me was realizing that for $15.00 per month I could buy at the most maybe a 150 email leads (at 10 cents each) from a business opportunity lead vendor. But we know how email leads are these days--they're usually a waste of money because so many of the emails never reach an Inbox because of spam filters.
Alternatively, I could pay $15.00 per month for Desktop Lightning and send at least 456 messages per month (without having referred anyone!) direct to the desktops of "prequalified" prospects. By "prequalified" I'm referring to the fact that Desktop Lightning members already know they want a home business and they're doing something about it. Contrast that with a typical email lead who is "just curious."
One of the criticisms of list-building programs is that everyone is trying to sell--no one is interested in buying. But if you do it right (build trust, offer value, develop relationships) other home business entrepreneurs can be your best customers, distributors, or business partners.
Think about your own businesses: Did you learn about your opportunity, products, or services from another affiliate or network marketer? I bet the answer is "yes" for at least some of the products or services you promote.
If you are able to promote Desktop Lightning to a mailing list or via advertising and you are patient and persistent about it, it could prove to be a great way to build a targeted list of home-based business entrepreneurs with whom you communicate much easier than if you had to rely on email.
Who should not purchase Desktop Lightning?
If you don't already have an ezine or blog or web site and you know very little about Internet marketing such that even free advertising on traffic exchanges is something you're hesitant to do, then you'll probably want to hold off on Desktop Lightning.
You can use Desktop Lightning for free but I don't recommend it, mainly because you miss out on the "Platinum Bonus" feature, wherein you can send messages to 57 randomly selected members twice a week.
Purchasing Tip
If you decide to sign up for Desktop Lightning, immediately after entering your information--you register for the free program first--you will see a page with a one-time offer to lock in a discounted price ($14.99 per month) for the Platinum version.
Unlike a lot of "one-time offers" which seem to last forever, the publishers of DesktopLightning are actually serious about this offer. If you close that page and go back even minutes later wanting to upgrade, the price will have gone up to $19.99 per month.
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This article is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 2.5 License.
When you work for a small IT company, you will have each tech invoice at the client's site when the job is completed. This may not have worked very well for you. Often jobs span many visits, the tech needs to run out for an emergency, etc., etc. As you may guess, you often run behind in invoicing. I personally believe that we should invoice on-site for small jobs (like one time clients), but invoice on a monthly basis for those clients that do not have a monthly service plan with you, but still require steady IT service throughout the year. Is this how most small IT companies do it, or is there a better way?In order to accomplish monthly invoicing, you need to have our techs consistently and accurately record their time for each job. Would this be best done via a printed out weekly time sheet? Well, once you have this, you then need to aggregate all time sheets into one database. The easiest option considered is using an Excel file to track your techs' time? Design the file to meet your requirements, including one for time accounting and one for providing call details (actions taken, parts used, etc.). We may not be familiar with how the data is entered into the pay system
Unless you have a huge list of loyal subscribers that just ain't gonna happen!
Of course, if you approach the task as a marathon as opposed to a 100-meter dash then this doesn't have to be a problem. I simply don't want you to assume that a thousand-member downline from the get-go is the norm.
I was initially concerned that DesktopLightning would suffer from some of the same problems as other list-building programs. For example, in many instances the older the program, the less attractive it is to potential new members because they fear being inundated with emails from a large upline and they worry about their own ability to recruit new members.
Another problem with many downline builder programs is that the new member drop out rate is high, usually because new members become discouraged only being able to send emails to a handful of people. Sure, a few experienced marketers build a large downline quickly but the average person has to promote a list-builder for a few months to build a reasonably sized downline. Many new members become discouraged and quit before that happens.
Fortunately, Desktop Lightning has built in a couple of features that ameliorate these concerns.
First, they limit the number of messages any member receives to 14 per week. DesktopLightning explains the mathematics behind this limit in their Support section, if you are interested, but the main point is that even if you join Desktop Lightning a year or two after the initial release, you will not be inundated with messages.
Second, if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month), you benefit from the "Platinum Bonus" program described above, in which you are able to send messages twice a week to 57 randomly selected Desktop Lightning members.
Recommendations (Details)
I'm neutral on the free version since it might prove frustrating for newbies trying to recruit downline members when they have little marketing experience to begin with. It could work for people who know or are willing to learn Internet marketing.
I highly recommend the "Platinum" version upgrade. The clincher for me was realizing that for $15.00 per month I could buy at the most maybe a 150 email leads (at 10 cents each) from a business opportunity lead vendor. But we know how email leads are these days--they're usually a waste of money because so many of the emails never reach an Inbox because of spam filters.
Alternatively, I could pay $15.00 per month for Desktop Lightning and send at least 456 messages per month (without having referred anyone!) direct to the desktops of "prequalified" prospects. By "prequalified" I'm referring to the fact that Desktop Lightning members already know they want a home business and they're doing something about it. Contrast that with a typical email lead who is "just curious."
One of the criticisms of list-building programs is that everyone is trying to sell--no one is interested in buying. But if you do it right (build trust, offer value, develop relationships) other home business entrepreneurs can be your best customers, distributors, or business partners.
Think about your own businesses: Did you learn about your opportunity, products, or services from another affiliate or network marketer? I bet the answer is "yes" for at least some of the products or services you promote.
If you are able to promote Desktop Lightning to a mailing list or via advertising and you are patient and persistent about it, it could prove to be a great way to build a targeted list of home-based business entrepreneurs with whom you communicate much easier than if you had to rely on email.
Who should not purchase Desktop Lightning?
If you don't already have an ezine or blog or web site and you know very little about Internet marketing such that even free advertising on traffic exchanges is something you're hesitant to do, then you'll probably want to hold off on Desktop Lightning.
You can use Desktop Lightning for free but I don't recommend it, mainly because you miss out on the "Platinum Bonus" feature, wherein you can send messages to 57 randomly selected members twice a week.
Purchasing Tip
If you decide to sign up for Desktop Lightning, immediately after entering your information--you register for the free program first--you will see a page with a one-time offer to lock in a discounted price ($14.99 per month) for the Platinum version.
Unlike a lot of "one-time offers" which seem to last forever, the publishers of DesktopLightning are actually serious about this offer. If you close that page and go back even minutes later wanting to upgrade, the price will have gone up to $19.99 per month.
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This article is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 2.5 License.
After years of success, you may find that your current job is not as satisfying as it once was. Usually, this realization doesn't come overnight. Like termites gnawing a piece of timber, the process may take months for you to notice.Maybe you now know, after what seems to have been an eternity of effort, that you will no longer be CEO of your organization. But instead of seeing the writing on the wall and deciding to make a change, you decide to stay inside your comfort zone rather than succumbing to the voices of discontent within you.Consider my two neighbors. One had been a successful insurance salesman, but his company had been rocked by a scandal, his morale was low and he tired of doing the same old thing. He longed to join a high-tech company, maybe to sell computer software, but he didn't even know the difference between Windows 98 and 98 windows.The other neighbor was the manager of a local bank branch. Within a short period of time, the bank had been through three mergers. With each change, a new sign was erected over the bank, branches were closed and employees were laid off. He didn't have much hope of staying employed in his industry for
Second, if you are a Platinum member (currently $14.99 per month if you purchase it immediately after signing up; if you wait to upgrade it's $19.99 per month), you benefit from the "Platinum Bonus" program described above, in which you are able to send messages twice a week to 57 randomly selected Desktop Lightning members.
Recommendations (Details)
I'm neutral on the free version since it might prove frustrating for newbies trying to recruit downline members when they have little marketing experience to begin with. It could work for people who know or are willing to learn Internet marketing.
I highly recommend the "Platinum" version upgrade. The clincher for me was realizing that for $15.00 per month I could buy at the most maybe a 150 email leads (at 10 cents each) from a business opportunity lead vendor. But we know how email leads are these days--they're usually a waste of money because so many of the emails never reach an Inbox because of spam filters.
Alternatively, I could pay $15.00 per month for Desktop Lightning and send at least 456 messages per month (without having referred anyone!) direct to the desktops of "prequalified" prospects. By "prequalified" I'm referring to the fact that Desktop Lightning members already know they want a home business and they're doing something about it. Contrast that with a typical email lead who is "just curious."
One of the criticisms of list-building programs is that everyone is trying to sell--no one is interested in buying. But if you do it right (build trust, offer value, develop relationships) other home business entrepreneurs can be your best customers, distributors, or business partners.
Think about your own businesses: Did you learn about your opportunity, products, or services from another affiliate or network marketer? I bet the answer is "yes" for at least some of the products or services you promote.
If you are able to promote Desktop Lightning to a mailing list or via advertising and you are patient and persistent about it, it could prove to be a great way to build a targeted list of home-based business entrepreneurs with whom you communicate much easier than if you had to rely on email.
Who should not purchase Desktop Lightning?
If you don't already have an ezine or blog or web site and you know very little about Internet marketing such that even free advertising on traffic exchanges is something you're hesitant to do, then you'll probably want to hold off on Desktop Lightning.
You can use Desktop Lightning for free but I don't recommend it, mainly because you miss out on the "Platinum Bonus" feature, wherein you can send messages to 57 randomly selected members twice a week.
Purchasing Tip
If you decide to sign up for Desktop Lightning, immediately after entering your information--you register for the free program first--you will see a page with a one-time offer to lock in a discounted price ($14.99 per month) for the Platinum version.
Unlike a lot of "one-time offers" which seem to last forever, the publishers of DesktopLightning are actually serious about this offer. If you close that page and go back even minutes later wanting to upgrade, the price will have gone up to $19.99 per month.
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This article is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 2.5 License.
Concrete Roof Tile Business: During the 2004 summer season, storms plagued the United States. Damages from the Hurricanes in Florida alone sent resources in the southern states scrambling. The shortage of qualified roofing professionals and supplies were felt immediately. Roofers from all over the United States began hunting down supplies and heading south. There were also many people who saw a roofing business opportunity and invested in roof tile businesses.Concrete roof tile has gone through some evolution over the years. Initially, the tiles were large, like sheets of corrugated roofing. The composition for the size did not hold up well, and lasted only about ten years. When the tiles were made smaller, it was found that the roof tiles held up twenty plus years and were tougher than the larger sheets.Another benefit of concrete roof tile is the ability to stain them, giving them the aesthetic flexibility that consumers want. Their durability and ease of installation are both benefits. Concrete roofing tiles provide great protection from heavy rain, hot sun, and strength. You can also be assured there is little risk of your tiles blowing off in high winds. The tile's size
If you are able to promote Desktop Lightning to a mailing list or via advertising and you are patient and persistent about it, it could prove to be a great way to build a targeted list of home-based business entrepreneurs with whom you communicate much easier than if you had to rely on email.
Who should not purchase Desktop Lightning?
If you don't already have an ezine or blog or web site and you know very little about Internet marketing such that even free advertising on traffic exchanges is something you're hesitant to do, then you'll probably want to hold off on Desktop Lightning.
You can use Desktop Lightning for free but I don't recommend it, mainly because you miss out on the "Platinum Bonus" feature, wherein you can send messages to 57 randomly selected members twice a week.
Purchasing Tip
If you decide to sign up for Desktop Lightning, immediately after entering your information--you register for the free program first--you will see a page with a one-time offer to lock in a discounted price ($14.99 per month) for the Platinum version.
Unlike a lot of "one-time offers" which seem to last forever, the publishers of DesktopLightning are actually serious about this offer. If you close that page and go back even minutes later wanting to upgrade, the price will have gone up to $19.99 per month.
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