I found something interesting yesterday I think you might like.
I spent my day yesterday trying to shove toothpaste back in the tube. It seems there are a lot of copies of my blogs people have copied, which is fine, except that they have copied parts of the blog or they’ve posted the blog without giving me credit for writing it which makes it look like they did. It wasn’t a fun day.
But, along the way I stumbled into something I think could become really cool with time: a site called www.LearnYuwie.com. It appears to be new and there’s only a little content on it right now, but I think it’s an idea of value and deserves support.
I’ve uploaded my ten Yuwie tutorials and if you’re a writer, I would recommend you do the same. I think it’s a great resource for new Yuwie users and a good way to get extra traffic to your own profile.
Have a great weekend! Here’s to your health, wealth and happiness!
Scott.
Tuesday, 4 March 2008
Wednesday, 13 February 2008
Saturday, 2 February 2008
Is this racism or mere stupidity
A friend of mine met a white person with his dog. The dog made an attempt on him so he told the dog dog owner that he should restrain his dog because he was afraid of the dog. This dog owner said "I am suprised that you are afraid of this dog. Where you come from you live with lions and tigers. How come you are afraid of this dog". My friend really felt offended and me too. I really find it difficult to understand why people who are in the developed world think like this. I head another story where some one asked whether Africans lived on trees? He responded in the affirmative and said that your high commissioner lives on the biggest tree. Thats where I went for my visa. Another person who was very skillful was told that "I gues you learnt all those skills chasing monkeys"
I really see that there is a lot ignorance among people in the developed world and some comments like this are really very irritating. I still struggle to know whether it is racism or pure stupidity.
I really see that there is a lot ignorance among people in the developed world and some comments like this are really very irritating. I still struggle to know whether it is racism or pure stupidity.
Friday, 18 January 2008
How to succeed on Yuwie in one easy step...
I received this message from a friend K. Scott Pie which teaches you step by step how to succeed on Yuwie. Here we go:
Let me start with a little background. I've been an entrepreneur my entire life. I've built and sold three businesses. I sold that last one in 2004 and (http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=2339070) here's a public record of it you can read for yourself. At present I am a contract software engineer and I'm a professional networker.
I have a home based network marketing business I am building with a company called XanGo.In less than 5 years this company has built a billion dollar brand and that's not by accident. The leadership in the company is a who's who of (credible and reputable) network marketing executives, the product is simply amazing and of the utmost quality and they have a compensation plan that can't be beat. If you want to know more, you're invited to visit my web site at
http://www.MyMangosteenLive.com
My point? I know how to build businesses and I know how to network.
Let's get down to business... There's a great quote that my Grandfather taught me at a very young age: 'Experience is recognizing a mistake when you're making it again.' You see, when you find someone who is doing a great job at anything, the only thing you need to know is that the reason they are so good at it is because they've done it enough times to have aleady made all of the boneheaded mistakes people make.
I see most of the people on Yuwie floundering around and it's only because they haven't had the opportunity to learn from their mistakes yet. How do you get around that: easy! To be successful, you find someone else who is and you do what they do so you can have what they have.
Here's the mistake most of the people on Yuwie are making... they're spending their days pounding on the new Yuwie members wanting to be friends and doing everything in their power to get a gazillion people to visit their page every day. They simply don't understand the power of leverage.
No matter how many people look at your profile on any given day, across a month, you will NEVER make enough money to have made it worth your time based on how many friends you have and how many people look at your page. Period.
The way you make money on Yuwie is the exact same way you make money in network marketing. You make money by building a downline organization. That's all there is to it... one simple step... recruit.
Successful network marketers understand that the power of the system is in the downline. The leverage they create. They create a simple system anyone can copy and follow, recruit new people, and then teach them their system. If their recruits will do as they do, they will succeed as they succeed.
The key to winning on Yuwie is a very simple system that anyone can recreate. So here's how you do it... you recruit five people and you teach those five people to both recruit five people and teach those five people to do what they do. (which is what you do)
You have to build a relationship with your downline. You go out and you find people to be in your organization, when they join it you show them how to succeed at it, and then rinse and repeat. If you will do that, you can earn as much on Yuwie as your heart desires. If not, then you should just delete your account now.
The fortune is in the follow-up!
When someone new signs up under you in your downline, you have to immediately teach them to do what you are doing and help them get started. If you do, then your organization will grow and that's how you make money.
If everyone in your downline is taught to go recruit five people and to teach those five to repeat the process, this is what your organization looks like...
Level 1: You
Level 2: 5 referrals
Level 3: 25 referrals
Level 4: 125 referrals
Level 5: 625 referrals
Level 6: 3,125 referrals
Level 7: 15,625 referrals
Level 8: 78,125 referrals
Level 9: 390,625 referrals
Level 10: 1,953,125 referrals
Total: 2,441,416 referrals
Ok... let's ignore everyone's page impressions except for those who are on your tenth level. That's the level where the fortune is to be made. Suppose each person on the tenth level has just one page view a day, thirty page views a month. That's a total of 58,593,750 page views per month.
If the RSR is $0.50 for the month for every one thousand page views, then your commission on just the tenth level is given as:
$0.50 * 58,593,750 / 1000 * 30% = $8,789
You're making almost $9,000 a month on your tenth level alone having done nothing but recruited five people you taught to recruit five people and so on.
Go find five intelligent people to recruit, teach them to do what you just did and repeat. Don't try to be everyone's friend and generate a thousand page hits a day, it's a waste of your time.
You succeed on Yuwie in one easy step: Build your downline!
Let me start with a little background. I've been an entrepreneur my entire life. I've built and sold three businesses. I sold that last one in 2004 and (http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=2339070) here's a public record of it you can read for yourself. At present I am a contract software engineer and I'm a professional networker.
I have a home based network marketing business I am building with a company called XanGo.In less than 5 years this company has built a billion dollar brand and that's not by accident. The leadership in the company is a who's who of (credible and reputable) network marketing executives, the product is simply amazing and of the utmost quality and they have a compensation plan that can't be beat. If you want to know more, you're invited to visit my web site at
http://www.MyMangosteenLive.com
My point? I know how to build businesses and I know how to network.
Let's get down to business... There's a great quote that my Grandfather taught me at a very young age: 'Experience is recognizing a mistake when you're making it again.' You see, when you find someone who is doing a great job at anything, the only thing you need to know is that the reason they are so good at it is because they've done it enough times to have aleady made all of the boneheaded mistakes people make.
I see most of the people on Yuwie floundering around and it's only because they haven't had the opportunity to learn from their mistakes yet. How do you get around that: easy! To be successful, you find someone else who is and you do what they do so you can have what they have.
Here's the mistake most of the people on Yuwie are making... they're spending their days pounding on the new Yuwie members wanting to be friends and doing everything in their power to get a gazillion people to visit their page every day. They simply don't understand the power of leverage.
No matter how many people look at your profile on any given day, across a month, you will NEVER make enough money to have made it worth your time based on how many friends you have and how many people look at your page. Period.
The way you make money on Yuwie is the exact same way you make money in network marketing. You make money by building a downline organization. That's all there is to it... one simple step... recruit.
Successful network marketers understand that the power of the system is in the downline. The leverage they create. They create a simple system anyone can copy and follow, recruit new people, and then teach them their system. If their recruits will do as they do, they will succeed as they succeed.
The key to winning on Yuwie is a very simple system that anyone can recreate. So here's how you do it... you recruit five people and you teach those five people to both recruit five people and teach those five people to do what they do. (which is what you do)
You have to build a relationship with your downline. You go out and you find people to be in your organization, when they join it you show them how to succeed at it, and then rinse and repeat. If you will do that, you can earn as much on Yuwie as your heart desires. If not, then you should just delete your account now.
The fortune is in the follow-up!
When someone new signs up under you in your downline, you have to immediately teach them to do what you are doing and help them get started. If you do, then your organization will grow and that's how you make money.
If everyone in your downline is taught to go recruit five people and to teach those five to repeat the process, this is what your organization looks like...
Level 1: You
Level 2: 5 referrals
Level 3: 25 referrals
Level 4: 125 referrals
Level 5: 625 referrals
Level 6: 3,125 referrals
Level 7: 15,625 referrals
Level 8: 78,125 referrals
Level 9: 390,625 referrals
Level 10: 1,953,125 referrals
Total: 2,441,416 referrals
Ok... let's ignore everyone's page impressions except for those who are on your tenth level. That's the level where the fortune is to be made. Suppose each person on the tenth level has just one page view a day, thirty page views a month. That's a total of 58,593,750 page views per month.
If the RSR is $0.50 for the month for every one thousand page views, then your commission on just the tenth level is given as:
$0.50 * 58,593,750 / 1000 * 30% = $8,789
You're making almost $9,000 a month on your tenth level alone having done nothing but recruited five people you taught to recruit five people and so on.
Go find five intelligent people to recruit, teach them to do what you just did and repeat. Don't try to be everyone's friend and generate a thousand page hits a day, it's a waste of your time.
You succeed on Yuwie in one easy step: Build your downline!
Tuesday, 8 January 2008
Barak Obama
As Americans are preparing to select their presidential candidate, it looks like Barak Obama is leading the polls as against Hillary Clinton. Has any one thought of his religeous beleifs? Does anyone knows what he believes in.
Supposing he was a Muslim, are Americans ready for a Muslim president? I know some people will start talking about equal rights but considering the current level of terrorism, do we still have to talk about equal rights? I don't know about his religeous beleifs but Americans will have to be extra careful and investigate him fully before they vote in masses for change.
Wednesday, 2 January 2008
Free referrals
These are easy sites where you can advertise for your referrals for free.
1. www.classifiedsforfree.com
2. www.craigslist.net
3. www.hyt.com
4. www.usfreeads.com
5. www.recycler.com
6. www.inetgiant.com
7. www.1second.com/1america.htm
8. www.citynews.com
9. www.azfamily.com/class
10. www.holton.com
11. www.holton.com/keystone
12. www.il-monti.com
13. www.theadnet.com
14. www.freeads.com
15. www.freeclassifieds.com
16. www.dollarads.com
17. www.epage.com
18. www.liguidmarkets.com
19. www.backpage.com
20. www.classified-ads.net
1. www.classifiedsforfree.com
2. www.craigslist.net
3. www.hyt.com
4. www.usfreeads.com
5. www.recycler.com
6. www.inetgiant.com
7. www.1second.com/1america.htm
8. www.citynews.com
9. www.azfamily.com/class
10. www.holton.com
11. www.holton.com/keystone
12. www.il-monti.com
13. www.theadnet.com
14. www.freeads.com
15. www.freeclassifieds.com
16. www.dollarads.com
17. www.epage.com
18. www.liguidmarkets.com
19. www.backpage.com
20. www.classified-ads.net
Wednesday, 26 December 2007
What kind of internet person are you?
There are three kinds of people in the world. i.e. Those who watch things as they happen, those who make things happen and those who are say whate happened. Which category do you fall in?
When it comes to the internet, there are also three kinds of people. There are those who watch as things happen, there are those who are marketers and make things happen for them online and there are the wannabees who are just trying to see if they can make it. Which category do you find yourself in?
1. Those who watch things as they happen are those who are afraid to start anything on the internet. They have an internet presence but are always afraid to risk. They may have experienced or heard about scams on the internet and therefore brand everything as a scam. Even when the greatest genuine stuff is staring them in the face, they look at it through a tainted glass of scam and therefore see it as a scam.
Such people are too careful they miss every opportunity on earth. They may not loose any money but they will also not gain any money either. They go through life working hard and reaping very little because they refuse to leverage. They are too cautious they can never get rich. They always mark time in life.
I think such people have to change their mind sets so that they can benefit from great opportunities that life offers.
2. Wannabees are people who are anxious to take risk and break through in life. They however do not have a clue about how to go about it and therefore try everything that comes their way. They try it and after some time, they are either duped or even if it is a good opportunity, because they are in such a hurry to make money, they are not able to see the opportunity through its difficult and challenging times so give up easily.
Such people need to take their time to learn the strategies involved in money making online before trying out anything online. They need to learn from people who have the know how, people who are experienced, so that they will be guided through to such a time they can do things on their own.
3. Those who make things happen are the serious marketters online. These are those who rake in multiple streams of income from the internet. I call them the internet gurus. They know every thing inside out and are always the first to see all the great opportunities. They are the people all the wannabees need to join so that they can learn from them.
Which category of people do you find yourself?
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