Fortune Small Business:Q: I would like a 401(k) for my small business but there are so many, and I don’t know who to trust. I’d like an online 401(k) so my employees have access to their information. I would like to know what fees there are and what fees will be charged to my employees. […]
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Fortune Small Business:Q: I created a business called NEK Body Essentials. It sells 100 percent natural, custom-scented body products for men, women and children. How can I generate more sales on the Internet? A: Imagine that you open up a store half a mile off the highway, just far enough off the road where […]
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All about home assembly and craft making work from home job opportunities.
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Social bookmarking sites like StumbleUpon, Digg, Sphinn and Propeller are taking the Internet by storm, and it’s because they’ve been helping Internet marketers promote their products and services quickly and efficiently. Social bookmarking has become one of the best modes of viral marketing, not to mention the best fallback method of traffic building during this […]
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No matter what type of online business you have, you need a way to get paid. Once upon a time, people who were in online businesses can only get paid either via cheques and money orders ; or using merchant accounts. Now, there are several ways to receive money from any part of the world. […]
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I was talking with Bijan Sabet, an early user of FlickrFan, and he asked a question that I didn’t know the answer to.
Bijan: “I’d love a way to have FlickrFan photos on my iPhone.”
Early-on, I turned off synching for my iPhone, but it should be possible to synch one or all of the FlickrFan folders with the iPhone. I’ll investigate, but I’m interested in knowing what other people think.
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Information about how to evaluate a work from home offer and other work at home claims. Read it to help you decide if an offer is legitimate or fraudulent.
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Continuing the thread on decentralized Twitter…
I read this story on DBMS2, as part of the initial discussion, that explained there is commercial-grade software used by the financial industry that they believe can handle, reliably, much greater traffic than Twitter is handling now.
The category is called CEP, an acronym for Complex Event Processing.
This evening, a comment from Mark Tsimelzon, the CTO of Coral8, one of the leading companies in this area. He offers a pointer to their developer site, a download of the software, and help when needed.
An interesting turn!
Just a few hours ago, one of my clients introduced me to the use of Google Apps. I’ve been using gazillions of Google products but most of those I use are free.Google Apps comes with a hefty price tag ($50/year) so although I was so excited to use it, I kept my calm and gingerly […]
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TechCrunch:PayPal has launched the PayPal Storefront Widget, a web based widget that allows anyone to embed a store widget on a web site.The Storefront widget offers a seamless e-commerce platform for those wishing to sell anything on their site, such as t-shirts, CD’s or other items.Users can set the widget to “sold out” or “sorry […]
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