I’m 20 years old and I’ve been working since I was 17 years old…yes I graduated from high school early. I just finished my general education requirements but I find it difficult to continue with traditional college I need a college degree online and have considered the University of Phoenix.
I’ve been working as a loan officer assistant and plan to do my own loans on a part time basis but would loan to have a bachelor’s degree in business administration. Any comments…:
*IF YOU DON’T LIKE THE UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX TELL ME WHY AND WHERE YOU WORK…I’VE CHECKED AND THEY ARE ACCREDITED BY THE APPROPRIATE ACCREDITING BODIES AND WHAT SPECIFIC ONLINE UNIVERSITY ARE OUTTHERE THAT YOU WOULD RECOMMEND
*ANY EXPERIENCE WITH THE UNI OF PHOENIX OR OTHER ONLINE COLLEGES
I need help picking an online university...please help?
See the information and links at http://www.hot8sites.com/college-univers...
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Advice finding Fashionable Men's Business Dress Cloths?
I can usually wear whatever I want to work, but sometimes we have clients in the office and I have to dress up.
I never dress up outside of work though, so the only dress cloths I have are old, boring, and uncomfortable.
I'm looking for advice on finding business dress clothes that still have a little "hipness" (sorry best word I could thing of) to them, and that are still comfortable. (Oh and lets not forget I'm on a pretty tight budget)
Specific answers would be great -- but also, any tips at all would help.
i.e.
good places to look (online or in stores)
things to look for (certain types of fits or styles that are good)
things to stay away from (common business fashion mistakes)
brands (good or bad)
colors (good or bad)
materials (good or bad)
etc.
etc.
Also - as a side note - I live in NC which is HOT and HUMID in the summer, and I already sweat a lot as it is -- so advice about breathable/sweat wicking fabrics, is welcome as well.
Advice finding Fashionable Men's Business Dress Cloths?
Try express for men that have great color selection, Shape and they can help you put together outfits, but this is the season for Blues,Greens,Yellows Etc. they also carry blazers which can be worn in the office and out on dates, Polo,Ralph Lauren,Tommy Hilfiger and Brooks Brothers there great to.
Reply:EXPRESS MEN'S!!!!!!!!! I always find good stuff for my husband there.
I never dress up outside of work though, so the only dress cloths I have are old, boring, and uncomfortable.
I'm looking for advice on finding business dress clothes that still have a little "hipness" (sorry best word I could thing of) to them, and that are still comfortable. (Oh and lets not forget I'm on a pretty tight budget)
Specific answers would be great -- but also, any tips at all would help.
i.e.
good places to look (online or in stores)
things to look for (certain types of fits or styles that are good)
things to stay away from (common business fashion mistakes)
brands (good or bad)
colors (good or bad)
materials (good or bad)
etc.
etc.
Also - as a side note - I live in NC which is HOT and HUMID in the summer, and I already sweat a lot as it is -- so advice about breathable/sweat wicking fabrics, is welcome as well.
Advice finding Fashionable Men's Business Dress Cloths?
Try express for men that have great color selection, Shape and they can help you put together outfits, but this is the season for Blues,Greens,Yellows Etc. they also carry blazers which can be worn in the office and out on dates, Polo,Ralph Lauren,Tommy Hilfiger and Brooks Brothers there great to.
Reply:EXPRESS MEN'S!!!!!!!!! I always find good stuff for my husband there.
Starting a business selling t-shirts; Screen printing/direct heat transfer graphics on t-shirts/apparel?
I'd like to start a company that sells t-shirts and other apparel that have direct heat transfer or screen printed graphics, embroidery, etc on them. I'd like to have different brands and sell them online as well as to retailers both locally and nationwide (in the US). I've listed some detailed questions and information below: 1- I would like to find out more information on the different methods of putting graphics onto apparel, their strengths and weaknesses, the differences in each method, which method is appropriate for a certain graphic or expected quality and so on. I've done some research on the internet but I'd like to have much more information. Any book, website, video etc recommendations are welcome. 2- I would also be interested in learning more about the business/industry and learn more about specific companies in particular (www.tshirthell.com, Drifter, Affliction, House of Howe, Express, Monarchy, Vurt, and Element).
Starting a business selling t-shirts; Screen printing/direct heat transfer graphics on t-shirts/apparel?
This market is saturated (based on the companies you listed). I would proceed with caution as there are thousands of similiar competitors.
Reply:good luck to many companies out there,not a good investment yet
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Starting a business selling t-shirts; Screen printing/direct heat transfer graphics on t-shirts/apparel?
This market is saturated (based on the companies you listed). I would proceed with caution as there are thousands of similiar competitors.
Reply:good luck to many companies out there,not a good investment yet
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Online employment?
i was hoping to find a place online that i could provide services for a company or some place like that and they would pay me. i really need a job and im kind of stuck at home so this is really the only option i have. i dont want to do surveys because i dont have a credit card, and i really dont like them. also i dont have any money to invest in a home business. if something like this even exists and you know of a legitimate site please let me know i really need this.
Online employment?
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Online employment?
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I need help picking an online university...please help?
I’m 20 years old and I’ve been working since I was 17 years old…yes I graduated from high school early. I just finished my general education requirements but I find it difficult to continue with traditional college I need a college degree online and have considered the University of Phoenix.
I’ve been working as a loan officer assistant and plan to do my own loans on a part time basis but would loan to have a bachelor’s degree in business administration. Any comments…:
*IF YOU DON’T LIKE THE UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX TELL ME WHY AND WHERE YOU WORK…I’VE CHECKED AND THEY ARE ACCREDITED BY THE APPROPRIATE ACCREDITING BODIES AND WHAT SPECIFIC ONLINE UNIVERSITY ARE OUTTHERE THAT YOU WOULD RECOMMEND
*ANY EXPERIENCE WITH THE UNI OF PHOENIX OR OTHER ONLINE COLLEGES
NOTE: I'm not looking for comments that only say NOT A GOOD SCHOOL...i need a complete answer that directly answers the question otherwise I will report you and your comments here will be removed from this forum....
I need help picking an online university...please help?
Phoenix u is the way to go
Reply:Devry
Reply:I think that it depends on what you will study. I am in accounting and would never hire someone with an accounting degree from an on-line university. There is too much hands on learning that needs to be done during a class room environment for this specific degree. I would check with HR people that hire in the area that you want to go into and see if they hire from on line schools.
I’ve been working as a loan officer assistant and plan to do my own loans on a part time basis but would loan to have a bachelor’s degree in business administration. Any comments…:
*IF YOU DON’T LIKE THE UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX TELL ME WHY AND WHERE YOU WORK…I’VE CHECKED AND THEY ARE ACCREDITED BY THE APPROPRIATE ACCREDITING BODIES AND WHAT SPECIFIC ONLINE UNIVERSITY ARE OUTTHERE THAT YOU WOULD RECOMMEND
*ANY EXPERIENCE WITH THE UNI OF PHOENIX OR OTHER ONLINE COLLEGES
NOTE: I'm not looking for comments that only say NOT A GOOD SCHOOL...i need a complete answer that directly answers the question otherwise I will report you and your comments here will be removed from this forum....
I need help picking an online university...please help?
Phoenix u is the way to go
Reply:Devry
Reply:I think that it depends on what you will study. I am in accounting and would never hire someone with an accounting degree from an on-line university. There is too much hands on learning that needs to be done during a class room environment for this specific degree. I would check with HR people that hire in the area that you want to go into and see if they hire from on line schools.
Need Help! Where can I find Business Reports?
Ok, I need help. I need to find extensive industry reports for all online subscription (paid membership) industries. I'm looking to do my upper division marketing paper on the growth, market conditions and competitor saturation for online subscription services.
Does anyone have some good ideas on how to find this information? I've been looking at: HarvardBusinessonline, Wall Street Journal, public libraries that access to business journals...
I'm not looking for someone to do my paper, just point me in the right direction so I can find the right resources.
Thanks
Need Help! Where can I find Business Reports?
There are a few sources, but most of them charge.
If it's a public company (sells stock), you can get free 10-K reports at: www.SECFilings.com
Detailed reports are available for a price from www.hoovers.com
Does anyone have some good ideas on how to find this information? I've been looking at: HarvardBusinessonline, Wall Street Journal, public libraries that access to business journals...
I'm not looking for someone to do my paper, just point me in the right direction so I can find the right resources.
Thanks
Need Help! Where can I find Business Reports?
There are a few sources, but most of them charge.
If it's a public company (sells stock), you can get free 10-K reports at: www.SECFilings.com
Detailed reports are available for a price from www.hoovers.com
Do you think online translators work?
So, maybe you think that online translators work? Certainly the closer two languages are, the better the results, but here is a small portion of a Japanese website translated using a very popular and up-to-date translation service online:
"Darkness money like it puts out to that. If the subscriber good intention absolute however perhaps, it is saved, knowing circumstance, that business it raised fund, when it becomes, don't you think? it is the lith key."
Remember this next time you translate something and post as if you are actually providing anyone an answer.
Do you think online translators work?
Just thought I'd share a link my brother sent me one day. It's taken to the extreme, but I think to some extent it shows the unreliability of online translators.
http://tashian.com/multibabel/
Try it out. Mostly it spits out gibberish, but every once in a while you'll get an absolutely hilarious translation.
Saludos
Reply:Yes they work, on simple sentences, but if sentences are more complex or relate to metaphors or concepts it is difficult.
Languages haves colloquial expressions "It rains cats and dogs" = in french "Il tombe des hallebardes/Halberds are falling".
Are cats and dogs falling from the clouds? Are Halberds falling from the sky..?
Reply:They do, sometimes. But you have to know a little of the language to ensure that it is correct. And to translate back to see if what you just translated makes any sense when translated back.
Reply:they do if you speak perfectly but if you use slang then it'll almost always come out wrong... also, you need to account for the fact that some words do not translate directly into different languages and will give you a word that is close, albeit sometimes incorrect, but what the translator thinks is right.
Reply:Only in in single words, but not in sentences.
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"Darkness money like it puts out to that. If the subscriber good intention absolute however perhaps, it is saved, knowing circumstance, that business it raised fund, when it becomes, don't you think? it is the lith key."
Remember this next time you translate something and post as if you are actually providing anyone an answer.
Do you think online translators work?
Just thought I'd share a link my brother sent me one day. It's taken to the extreme, but I think to some extent it shows the unreliability of online translators.
http://tashian.com/multibabel/
Try it out. Mostly it spits out gibberish, but every once in a while you'll get an absolutely hilarious translation.
Saludos
Reply:Yes they work, on simple sentences, but if sentences are more complex or relate to metaphors or concepts it is difficult.
Languages haves colloquial expressions "It rains cats and dogs" = in french "Il tombe des hallebardes/Halberds are falling".
Are cats and dogs falling from the clouds? Are Halberds falling from the sky..?
Reply:They do, sometimes. But you have to know a little of the language to ensure that it is correct. And to translate back to see if what you just translated makes any sense when translated back.
Reply:they do if you speak perfectly but if you use slang then it'll almost always come out wrong... also, you need to account for the fact that some words do not translate directly into different languages and will give you a word that is close, albeit sometimes incorrect, but what the translator thinks is right.
Reply:Only in in single words, but not in sentences.
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I need an online software program for managing time/ invoicing etc?
I run a small business and need a tool to manage my hours allocated per project, tasks, and then online invoicing and reconcilation. Can anyone suggest any good ones ???
I need an online software program for managing time/ invoicing etc?
Have you checked out Quickbooks? It's a great program for small businesses......you can customize it to your needs. It does AP/AR/Payroll/job costing. Check it out.
I need an online software program for managing time/ invoicing etc?
Have you checked out Quickbooks? It's a great program for small businesses......you can customize it to your needs. It does AP/AR/Payroll/job costing. Check it out.
Summer candle business...?
Summer is coming up, which means no school for 2 months and I really want to start a "little summer business". I'm too old for the lemonade stand thing (I'm 17) and I really don't like the car washing/mowing lawns idea,lol.
So, my idea was to start making candles. I've been reading a few things online and it seems pretty simple %26amp; fairly easy to acquire ingredients. It just seems like a good way to get my creative juices going and could possibly turn into "something".
What I'm eerie about is me using $$ I've saved up buying ingredients then attempt to make "high-quality" candles and they turn out horrible (over-achiever here!). I think I'll only try to spend around $20-30 (will that be enough to start out?) and see what happens.
Speaking of ingredients, could someone give me a basic list of everything I'll need?
%26amp; how much type do candles take to make? (including mixing/melting wax?)
I have tons of ideas running through my head but I'll finish with that. thanks for reading!
Summer candle business...?
well, another idea for you- bath salts. They are easy to make, sell well and are quite inexpensive.
As for making candles, it takes time and lots of practice. If that is ultimately what you want to do, I suggest ice candles. Basically you fill the wax layer by layer. Make sure your layers aren't too thick, otherwise the wax won't get deep enough to the previous layer. Start with a cylinder that can easily peel off the candle once it is set (such as cardboard) Start with a small pre-made candle stick and trim it to the size you want. First you surround it with crushed ice, then pour the wax over the ice. Then you put more crushed ice and then wax, etc. Once the candle is set and all of the ice has melted, peel away the cardboard and you will have a supercool looking candle, very unique.
Reply:My sister and I make and sell candles. Summer is usually our worst time for sales. Typically people are doing outside activities and are not sitting inside and burning candles. Fall is usually when sales start up again.
When we started this several years ago,we each put in $400 for a total of $800 to start. We needed every bit of that much. The first thing you need to do is make some candles and test burn them. You need to do this for every batch you make to make sure that you are getting a proper burn.
I don't want to discourage you,but in order to make high quality candles,you need high quality supplies. A 16 ounce bottle of scent can run from $20-$30 or more.
I would suggest that you try bath salts or lip balm. Try making some bracelets or other kinds of jewelry. At any rate,I wish you luck with whatever you decide to try.
So, my idea was to start making candles. I've been reading a few things online and it seems pretty simple %26amp; fairly easy to acquire ingredients. It just seems like a good way to get my creative juices going and could possibly turn into "something".
What I'm eerie about is me using $$ I've saved up buying ingredients then attempt to make "high-quality" candles and they turn out horrible (over-achiever here!). I think I'll only try to spend around $20-30 (will that be enough to start out?) and see what happens.
Speaking of ingredients, could someone give me a basic list of everything I'll need?
%26amp; how much type do candles take to make? (including mixing/melting wax?)
I have tons of ideas running through my head but I'll finish with that. thanks for reading!
Summer candle business...?
well, another idea for you- bath salts. They are easy to make, sell well and are quite inexpensive.
As for making candles, it takes time and lots of practice. If that is ultimately what you want to do, I suggest ice candles. Basically you fill the wax layer by layer. Make sure your layers aren't too thick, otherwise the wax won't get deep enough to the previous layer. Start with a cylinder that can easily peel off the candle once it is set (such as cardboard) Start with a small pre-made candle stick and trim it to the size you want. First you surround it with crushed ice, then pour the wax over the ice. Then you put more crushed ice and then wax, etc. Once the candle is set and all of the ice has melted, peel away the cardboard and you will have a supercool looking candle, very unique.
Reply:My sister and I make and sell candles. Summer is usually our worst time for sales. Typically people are doing outside activities and are not sitting inside and burning candles. Fall is usually when sales start up again.
When we started this several years ago,we each put in $400 for a total of $800 to start. We needed every bit of that much. The first thing you need to do is make some candles and test burn them. You need to do this for every batch you make to make sure that you are getting a proper burn.
I don't want to discourage you,but in order to make high quality candles,you need high quality supplies. A 16 ounce bottle of scent can run from $20-$30 or more.
I would suggest that you try bath salts or lip balm. Try making some bracelets or other kinds of jewelry. At any rate,I wish you luck with whatever you decide to try.
Wholesale Reselling Business Experts Please!?
I am interested and just looking for more information about buying wholesale products and reselling them for profit on ebay. I'v searched for hundreds of websites so called "wholesale sites" sellings things from posters to clothes to electronics. They seem a little too expensive you would only make pocket change although you are the middleman since a lot of them dropship. My question is I know I would need a DBA + Business license in Washington which closes around $218 if I obtain that, can I really buy REAL WHOLESALE items not rip offs online? If so after obtaining the license (should I even obtain one?) where can I get a list of wholesellers. Also i signed up for a website $15 for 6 months bunch of wholeseller websites which was crap, it's all top dollar maybe you can make 3 dollars a knife selling on ebay which is not really worth it. So should I get a license? I want more info plz. Are there real wholesale websites? If so Where? Any comments/suggestions welcome. Thank You!
Wholesale Reselling Business Experts Please!?
you have to buy stuff from india and china directly and sell it in washington, Walmart purchases stuff from india and china since manufacturing quality is good and price is low
Reply:yes,i know a good wholesale website from China,which wholesales various fashion electronic goods at discouted price,of course for the good quality.
any need,you can get here:http://www.sourcingmap.com
good luck! Report It
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I can get anything from China for a good price if you want a large qty. I take Pay Pal as well. Please contact me at dalcolcr@gmail.com Report It
Wholesale Reselling Business Experts Please!?
you have to buy stuff from india and china directly and sell it in washington, Walmart purchases stuff from india and china since manufacturing quality is good and price is low
Reply:yes,i know a good wholesale website from China,which wholesales various fashion electronic goods at discouted price,of course for the good quality.
any need,you can get here:http://www.sourcingmap.com
good luck! Report It
Reply:Hello,
I can get anything from China for a good price if you want a large qty. I take Pay Pal as well. Please contact me at dalcolcr@gmail.com Report It
I wish to research two business in the U.K.?
One of the business is TNT Courier Service. Is this a legit business? The other is, Free Lotto Sweepstakes Claims and Release Department. They say that they are government accredited and licensed. British National online international lottery is registered under the data protection act of, registration U971133B. Is this legit?
I wish to research two business in the U.K.?
Yes TNT are a known and established carrier company
As for Free Lotto Sweepstakes the following link maybe of interest to you.
http://www.met.police.uk/fraudalert/news...
Reply:TNT is a legitimate business. I believe its own by an Australian company or individual.
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I wish to research two business in the U.K.?
Yes TNT are a known and established carrier company
As for Free Lotto Sweepstakes the following link maybe of interest to you.
http://www.met.police.uk/fraudalert/news...
Reply:TNT is a legitimate business. I believe its own by an Australian company or individual.
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BBB - Better Business Bereau?
This BBB is a online organisation where you can lodge scam, credit cards scams, etc.
So can i trust them? n when i post to develop a report.. they didnt reply me.. i just want to make sure that a business company is legal and not scams. When i check with BBB company listing.. its is very hard to understand... whether the company is legal or just a scam.
BBB - Better Business Bereau?
Not sure where you are located, but the US site is very clear. The BBB is simply a depository of complaints; they do not actively try to resolve the complaints. In the US, they are a well respected organization and can be trusted.
-MM
Reply:The BBB doesn't do anything until they see complaints coming in regularly on certain companies. They keep the info and will act as advocates if necessary. Yes they can be trusted, and yes they are swamped and it takes a while for them to respond.
Reply:can't understand what you are asking for sure...could you explain what you need to know a little better for us?
So can i trust them? n when i post to develop a report.. they didnt reply me.. i just want to make sure that a business company is legal and not scams. When i check with BBB company listing.. its is very hard to understand... whether the company is legal or just a scam.
BBB - Better Business Bereau?
Not sure where you are located, but the US site is very clear. The BBB is simply a depository of complaints; they do not actively try to resolve the complaints. In the US, they are a well respected organization and can be trusted.
-MM
Reply:The BBB doesn't do anything until they see complaints coming in regularly on certain companies. They keep the info and will act as advocates if necessary. Yes they can be trusted, and yes they are swamped and it takes a while for them to respond.
Reply:can't understand what you are asking for sure...could you explain what you need to know a little better for us?
Recommend 1 book to grow my MLM business?
I am an Ignite Managing Director. I have been doing pretty well since joining in the last 4 months. Like any educated person, I want to learn as much as possible (I have an engineering background and do that full time so I'm new to business approaches). Since this is my side business, I want to learn from the best and want ONE book to read for right now.
What is the BEST book out there that deals with growing a MLM business? (Please just 1 recommendation)
I'm assuming it has to deal with sales approaches, marketing, mindsets.... I'm very open and just want to absorb as much as I can but wanted to start off learning from the best.
Ignite is restricted to Texas and deals with electricity so my I'm restricted to how I can market online/offline.
http://4cleanpower.igniteinc.biz
Recommend 1 book to grow my MLM business?
Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T Harv Eker
Reply:Launching A Leadership Revolution
by Chris Brady and Orrin Woodward
Reply:I love Dani Johson! She's been in the business over 16 years and went from $2.03 to her name to making multi-millions! She trains you on how to successfully run a home-based business, MLM or otherwise. She has over 30 hours of audio training free of charge! Go to www.danijohnson.com.
Hope this helps,
Trhonda
What is the BEST book out there that deals with growing a MLM business? (Please just 1 recommendation)
I'm assuming it has to deal with sales approaches, marketing, mindsets.... I'm very open and just want to absorb as much as I can but wanted to start off learning from the best.
Ignite is restricted to Texas and deals with electricity so my I'm restricted to how I can market online/offline.
http://4cleanpower.igniteinc.biz
Recommend 1 book to grow my MLM business?
Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T Harv Eker
Reply:Launching A Leadership Revolution
by Chris Brady and Orrin Woodward
Reply:I love Dani Johson! She's been in the business over 16 years and went from $2.03 to her name to making multi-millions! She trains you on how to successfully run a home-based business, MLM or otherwise. She has over 30 hours of audio training free of charge! Go to www.danijohnson.com.
Hope this helps,
Trhonda
Would you do this business?
The registration fee is $100 and you will get a free web hosted for life. The catch here is not the free web hosting, but the network that you'll build. If you recruit 5 members to do the same thing as you, you will get $20 for each of them. That's not all, for each of the following new recruits under the first 5 members that you've recruited, you will get $9 for each of them. That means you will get 5 (your recruits) x 25 (your recruits' recruits) x $9 = $1125. Your $100 is already returned plus you will profit from the recruitments under your network in the long run. You will get $9 for every member recruited at subsequent levels as long as they are based under your first 5 members' networks. If you have 7 members direct under you, you'd get a dividend from 13% of the total income of all the networks of the company. Registration is the least of hassles, you can do it online or through cell texts, without filling in forms and such. Would you do this part-time business?
Would you do this business?
Amway's into web hosting?
Stay away from pyramid schemes. (except social security, of course)
Reply:This is MLM..
Chris
www.forexaim.com
Reply:Its a Pyramid scam - Nobody is doing anything to make any business but selling memberships to each other.
Reply:Can we say Pyramid scam?
Reply:No I wouldn't join , what if the product completely sucks? Which it probably does, what are you going to sell? You would basically be scamming other people who are just looking to make some extra money or people who really wanted the product.
I don't like pyramids, the only people who make good money are the ones on the VERY top the rest are just victims!
There are plenty of other legitimate ways to make money online and still allow you to feel good about yourself and SLEEP at night! Try some affiliate programs from legit companies.
Good Luck!
Reply:Sounds great on paper, but if you can't find those 5 recruits what happens then. It sounds like an internet ladder scheme, the ones on top always make the money, the ones on the bottom are always trying to do the recruiting.
Good luck, but beware, sounds like a ladder scheme to me.
Reply:Your classic pyramid scheme: old as Pharaoh. Don't bite.
Would you do this business?
Amway's into web hosting?
Stay away from pyramid schemes. (except social security, of course)
Reply:This is MLM..
Chris
www.forexaim.com
Reply:Its a Pyramid scam - Nobody is doing anything to make any business but selling memberships to each other.
Reply:Can we say Pyramid scam?
Reply:No I wouldn't join , what if the product completely sucks? Which it probably does, what are you going to sell? You would basically be scamming other people who are just looking to make some extra money or people who really wanted the product.
I don't like pyramids, the only people who make good money are the ones on the VERY top the rest are just victims!
There are plenty of other legitimate ways to make money online and still allow you to feel good about yourself and SLEEP at night! Try some affiliate programs from legit companies.
Good Luck!
Reply:Sounds great on paper, but if you can't find those 5 recruits what happens then. It sounds like an internet ladder scheme, the ones on top always make the money, the ones on the bottom are always trying to do the recruiting.
Good luck, but beware, sounds like a ladder scheme to me.
Reply:Your classic pyramid scheme: old as Pharaoh. Don't bite.
Looking to start home-based photography business?
I'm thinking I may want to start a home-based photography business in the next couple years - weddings, senior pictures, things like that. I was wondering if anyone had any advice/recommendations. I know I'll need a professional quality digital camera, an office in my home, good photo editing software, and maybe some set ups for pictures. I'm kind of confused, when you use a digital camera, and edit online, where do you get the prints from? Do you order them online? Do you order them from a photolab? Any advice/recommendations will be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Looking to start home-based photography business?
I actually do this. I set up a website advertising my services and for the first two months, I did free portrait sessions for people- to build up a solid portfolio and get my name out.
I never have appointments in my home unless my husband is here and I only do away portraits in public places like parks, etc. Too dangerous these days.
I use Adobe Photoshop CS to do minor touch ups. I have a professional quality Konica Minolta.
It's a fun business, but the business fluctuates. I get a lot of people around Christmas and senior portrait time- the rest of the year, it's pretty slow. Not a good idea for a way to pay bills, but it definitely pays off for "extra" or "fun" money.
I do my prints through PE Photos online. THey have software you can download to your computer that will allow you to put together a package and then order prints and they're CHEAP- between $0.06 and $10.00 a print up to a 20x30, which is the largest anyone ever orders, depending on the size.
Good luck!
Reply:Great idea.
Get some books on the subject or google it to learn how to frame pictures and how to take interesting pictures.
Then start taking pictures. Lots of them. Keep the ones you like in an album so you can show prospective clients.
If I wanted to get started in this business, I might make the rounds at the local kids sports events. Take pictures, and bring them to the next game and see if you can sell some.
With the good digital cameras, you can take a movies and extract the best pictures from the movies.
I have an Olympus SP550UZ for this. It's about $450 at Walmart. It will take about an hour of video at the highest quality or about 10,000 pictures with a 1 gig memory chip.
You could also open a myspace account and post your best pictures there. Then you have someplace to refer people who might want to use you.
It sounds like an exciting opportunity. Hope it works out well for you.
You can order prints online or you can just take them to Walgreen's. I think you can order online and pick them up from your local Walgreens.
Reply:i think it is a great idea. my aunt used to do that. i will answer your question later.
Reply:Digital has revolutionized the wedding/portrait business by allowing the photographer to complete the shoot, polish up the pics, and upload to an online printing agency. You simply e-mail the client w/the album info and password, they pick the ones they want and order them from the printer. So in theory, after you complete the shoot and editing, your involvement ends.
Keep in mind, you should try several online printing services, I like snapfish, but there are several out there. Upload several copies of the same photo, with different color profiles assigned to see what file produces the best results.You will need not only a quality Dcam, but a fast internet connection, and a firm grasp of color calibration/management if your going to achieve consistent results. Study online or take a class in digital to get the basics down, there is more to it than most people think. I would also recommend you research wedding photography, contracts, think about an assistant for the day of the shoot, and you will want to have at least 1 second camera body and flash set up in case...
So as you can see there is quite a bit to think about, let alone a substantial monetary investment to be made if your going to do it right.
G'Luck...
Reply:my advise is goto photography school, if you want to compete with seasoned pros, photography school grads and "keen" amateurs you better know lighting and photography
cameras are tools, its the operator makes the difference
a
Reply:First, enroll in a photography class. Use a manual 35mm film camera so you'll understand f-stops and shutter speeds and ISO and light and composition. Learn about using studio lights.
Take some business classes.
Learn if you need to incorporate the business. If your personal assets aren't separated from your business assets you could ruin your credit or, worst case, lose your home if the business were to file bankruptcy.
Learn about business insurance. What if you shoot a wedding and somehow lose all the images. More than likely the couple will be calling their lawyer even if you offer a full refund. Did you see the story about the bride who is suing her florist for $400,000?
Ask your insurance agent about any special coverage you'll need to add to your home owner's policy. Suppose a client falls off your posing stool or trips on your stairs. Does your insurance cover their injuries? Or do you pay out of pocket?
There is much more involved in starting a business than most people realize.
Reply:A woman I work with her husband is a professional photographer and when I chatted with her she said that the industry is flooded with people who get decent digital cameras and think they are professional photographers. They take pics at a wedding or whatever, download them to a CD and give them to the person. That's not a professional photographer. I am thinking the same thing as you, I'd like to have the same sort of business. I will tell you what I am doing. I bought myself a really good camera that I know is semi-professional/professional quality and I am doing everything I can do right now to learn how to take good pictures. I look at all kinds of sites on the internet, camera websites, photographers websites, I have signed up for tons of newsletters...anything and everything that will help me learn how to take pictures. I am starting to read my way through a ton of photography books and magazines. In the new year I will be enrolling in a photography course. I have got a photoshop program and books for that as well so I can learn how to edit my pictures and I may end up taking a course on that as well. Also I will probably take a course on small businesses, I believe the average is 1 in 3 photography businesses are out of business in the first year. There is a ton of work involved but I think in the long run it will pay off with a successful business.
Reply:You will want to BE a professional before you start offering professional services. This means that you need to know the ins and outs of what it takes to make a great photograph, both technically and asthetically. From the way that you asked the question, I can tell that you have a ways to go in your photography education.
Before even thinking about starting a business, you should have all these details figured out.
As others before me have stated, take some photography courses or teach yourself, learn under(apprentice) an established photographer before getting yourself into this kind of thing.
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Looking to start home-based photography business?
I actually do this. I set up a website advertising my services and for the first two months, I did free portrait sessions for people- to build up a solid portfolio and get my name out.
I never have appointments in my home unless my husband is here and I only do away portraits in public places like parks, etc. Too dangerous these days.
I use Adobe Photoshop CS to do minor touch ups. I have a professional quality Konica Minolta.
It's a fun business, but the business fluctuates. I get a lot of people around Christmas and senior portrait time- the rest of the year, it's pretty slow. Not a good idea for a way to pay bills, but it definitely pays off for "extra" or "fun" money.
I do my prints through PE Photos online. THey have software you can download to your computer that will allow you to put together a package and then order prints and they're CHEAP- between $0.06 and $10.00 a print up to a 20x30, which is the largest anyone ever orders, depending on the size.
Good luck!
Reply:Great idea.
Get some books on the subject or google it to learn how to frame pictures and how to take interesting pictures.
Then start taking pictures. Lots of them. Keep the ones you like in an album so you can show prospective clients.
If I wanted to get started in this business, I might make the rounds at the local kids sports events. Take pictures, and bring them to the next game and see if you can sell some.
With the good digital cameras, you can take a movies and extract the best pictures from the movies.
I have an Olympus SP550UZ for this. It's about $450 at Walmart. It will take about an hour of video at the highest quality or about 10,000 pictures with a 1 gig memory chip.
You could also open a myspace account and post your best pictures there. Then you have someplace to refer people who might want to use you.
It sounds like an exciting opportunity. Hope it works out well for you.
You can order prints online or you can just take them to Walgreen's. I think you can order online and pick them up from your local Walgreens.
Reply:i think it is a great idea. my aunt used to do that. i will answer your question later.
Reply:Digital has revolutionized the wedding/portrait business by allowing the photographer to complete the shoot, polish up the pics, and upload to an online printing agency. You simply e-mail the client w/the album info and password, they pick the ones they want and order them from the printer. So in theory, after you complete the shoot and editing, your involvement ends.
Keep in mind, you should try several online printing services, I like snapfish, but there are several out there. Upload several copies of the same photo, with different color profiles assigned to see what file produces the best results.You will need not only a quality Dcam, but a fast internet connection, and a firm grasp of color calibration/management if your going to achieve consistent results. Study online or take a class in digital to get the basics down, there is more to it than most people think. I would also recommend you research wedding photography, contracts, think about an assistant for the day of the shoot, and you will want to have at least 1 second camera body and flash set up in case...
So as you can see there is quite a bit to think about, let alone a substantial monetary investment to be made if your going to do it right.
G'Luck...
Reply:my advise is goto photography school, if you want to compete with seasoned pros, photography school grads and "keen" amateurs you better know lighting and photography
cameras are tools, its the operator makes the difference
a
Reply:First, enroll in a photography class. Use a manual 35mm film camera so you'll understand f-stops and shutter speeds and ISO and light and composition. Learn about using studio lights.
Take some business classes.
Learn if you need to incorporate the business. If your personal assets aren't separated from your business assets you could ruin your credit or, worst case, lose your home if the business were to file bankruptcy.
Learn about business insurance. What if you shoot a wedding and somehow lose all the images. More than likely the couple will be calling their lawyer even if you offer a full refund. Did you see the story about the bride who is suing her florist for $400,000?
Ask your insurance agent about any special coverage you'll need to add to your home owner's policy. Suppose a client falls off your posing stool or trips on your stairs. Does your insurance cover their injuries? Or do you pay out of pocket?
There is much more involved in starting a business than most people realize.
Reply:A woman I work with her husband is a professional photographer and when I chatted with her she said that the industry is flooded with people who get decent digital cameras and think they are professional photographers. They take pics at a wedding or whatever, download them to a CD and give them to the person. That's not a professional photographer. I am thinking the same thing as you, I'd like to have the same sort of business. I will tell you what I am doing. I bought myself a really good camera that I know is semi-professional/professional quality and I am doing everything I can do right now to learn how to take good pictures. I look at all kinds of sites on the internet, camera websites, photographers websites, I have signed up for tons of newsletters...anything and everything that will help me learn how to take pictures. I am starting to read my way through a ton of photography books and magazines. In the new year I will be enrolling in a photography course. I have got a photoshop program and books for that as well so I can learn how to edit my pictures and I may end up taking a course on that as well. Also I will probably take a course on small businesses, I believe the average is 1 in 3 photography businesses are out of business in the first year. There is a ton of work involved but I think in the long run it will pay off with a successful business.
Reply:You will want to BE a professional before you start offering professional services. This means that you need to know the ins and outs of what it takes to make a great photograph, both technically and asthetically. From the way that you asked the question, I can tell that you have a ways to go in your photography education.
Before even thinking about starting a business, you should have all these details figured out.
As others before me have stated, take some photography courses or teach yourself, learn under(apprentice) an established photographer before getting yourself into this kind of thing.
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Help with advertising my new business?
I am starting a small business in jewelry. I design and create jewelry for sale. I also teach a class at my work in jewelry making. I have a website made and business cards but I want to become known more than I already am. I need advice on how to get started. I do let people know in my classes about my site and my ambitions but what else can I do? I would love to advertise online but doesn't that cost a lot of money? If anyone can guide me in the right direction I would be so appreciative.
Help with advertising my new business?
I used to blow glass and i lived in New Orleans so i sold my pieces in the French Market this was good advertising i got many orders from repeat customers. do you live in or near a large city? many have artists markets monthly if not weekly flea and farmers markets. it will take research check the classifieds many markets advertise there also x-mas craft shows are good and maybe bring things to local boutiques and gallery's.
Reply:Hi there. Advertise in the Jewellery and Training course sections of directories. this one has a special offer on there you can advertise free for life if you please your advert before Jan 08 visit http://www.tristaronline.co.uk its a directory site.
Reply:you are very emotional.that's good.i think you should pay more attention to the other jewelry shop.learn their advanced marketing strategy ,and at the time you can also imaging you own better opinion.good luck.
Help with advertising my new business?
I used to blow glass and i lived in New Orleans so i sold my pieces in the French Market this was good advertising i got many orders from repeat customers. do you live in or near a large city? many have artists markets monthly if not weekly flea and farmers markets. it will take research check the classifieds many markets advertise there also x-mas craft shows are good and maybe bring things to local boutiques and gallery's.
Reply:Hi there. Advertise in the Jewellery and Training course sections of directories. this one has a special offer on there you can advertise free for life if you please your advert before Jan 08 visit http://www.tristaronline.co.uk its a directory site.
Reply:you are very emotional.that's good.i think you should pay more attention to the other jewelry shop.learn their advanced marketing strategy ,and at the time you can also imaging you own better opinion.good luck.
I am 550 pounds with a very large waist - over 80 inches - looking for online sites for pants?
Over the years as I have grown from 250 to 400 to 500 and now 550 I would shop in stores. After I hit 400 my wasit was too large for stores and I had found a few online sites. The ones I was using seem to have gone out of business or moved. Can anyone direct me to sites where I can get pants for more than 80 inches (I am not going to say how big) and also very large shirts - business casual and casual.
I am 550 pounds with a very large waist - over 80 inches - looking for online sites for pants?
HI. I hate to see all those people who want to say mean things when you are looking for help. ObesityHelp.com has a clothing exchange. I would really look in to getting WLS ( weight loss sugery) I have the lap band and it had changed my life. If you want to talk to someone who understands drop me a line. Juliannamivida@yahoo.com I can send you info on my doctor I was self pay dont worry they can help you too.
Cari
I am 550 pounds with a very large waist - over 80 inches - looking for online sites for pants?
HI. I hate to see all those people who want to say mean things when you are looking for help. ObesityHelp.com has a clothing exchange. I would really look in to getting WLS ( weight loss sugery) I have the lap band and it had changed my life. If you want to talk to someone who understands drop me a line. Juliannamivida@yahoo.com I can send you info on my doctor I was self pay dont worry they can help you too.
Cari
Poop Scooping Business???
Hi I am very interested in starting a poop scooping business but need to find out some of the details like pricing, types of insurance, etc. I would love to get my hands on the book called The Professional Pooper-Scooper that I've seen online but it costs $50 and I refuse to pay that much for a book. Unfortunately, it's the only book that I've been able find that is dedicated to this profession. Anyone have any ideas on where I can find the info I'm looking for?
Poop Scooping Business???
poop a lot store in montreal (ste-catherine street)
Reply:Have you tried searching for the book on e-bay or amazon.com - they usually have used copies for less. Also, if you've not already visited, here's some websites: Pooper Scooper Service%26amp;Dog Waste Removal Of Dog Poop In Orange ...Pooper Scooper service and pet waste removal for yard cleanup of dog poop in ... San Juan Capistrano dog poop scoop business, Seal Beach pets, Silverado, ...
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Reply:That is funny!
Poop Scooping Business???
poop a lot store in montreal (ste-catherine street)
Reply:Have you tried searching for the book on e-bay or amazon.com - they usually have used copies for less. Also, if you've not already visited, here's some websites: Pooper Scooper Service%26amp;Dog Waste Removal Of Dog Poop In Orange ...Pooper Scooper service and pet waste removal for yard cleanup of dog poop in ... San Juan Capistrano dog poop scoop business, Seal Beach pets, Silverado, ...
www.poopbutler.com/ - Similar pages
Pooper Scooper Service Companies In Rhode Island"We Pick Up Where Your Dog Left Off. K-9 Wastemanagement is a professional dog pooper scooper business that provides friendly, dependable pet care service ...
www.poopbutler.com/states.php?state=40 - Similar pages
[ More results from www.poopbutler.com ]
Salon.com Life | The sweet stink of successLeslie Ewing, 58, is president of aPaws, and also runs her own poop-scooping business in Indianapolis called Pet Pals Scoop. She started the company in 2003 ...
www.salon.com/mwt/feature/2006/01/18/p... - Similar pages
Professional Pooper-Scooper Service InformationProfessional Pooper-Scoopers Pet Waste Removal Business Service Information. ... "Pooper Scooper" graphic created by David Hopkins, Laser Craft Design Group ...
www.pooper-scooper.com/ - Similar pages
10 FAQs About the Dog Waste Removal Service BusinessUse a "lobby dust pan," a small shovel and plastic trash bags to quickly and cleanly scoop up dog waste. You'll learn about techniques that will enable you ...
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Pooper Scooper - LoveToKnow BusinessA pooper scooper business is a new and expanding home based business opportunity. Business is piling up. Bad puns aside, this is an excellent business ...
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Doo-B-Gone::Pet Waste Management (Pooper Scooper) Service::Omaha ...Doo-B-Gone is an Omaha pooper scooper business that "manages" the dirty side of owning a dog that nobody likes or wants to deal with. Doo-B-Gone Pet Waste ...
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Reply:That is funny!
I am 550 pounds with a very large waist - over 80 inches - looking for online sites for pants?
Over the years as I have grown from 250 to 400 to 500 and now 550 I would shop in stores. After I hit 400 my wasit was too large for stores and I had found a few online sites. The ones I was using seem to have gone out of business or moved. Can anyone direct me to sites where I can get pants for more than 80 inches (I am not going to say how big) and also very large shirts - business casual and casual.
I am 550 pounds with a very large waist - over 80 inches - looking for online sites for pants?
Hey, try this website:
http://www.bigmen.com/
They do pants for special make-up that go up to 80 inches (you could always ask them to go up a little more). They also do large shirts.
I'm really sorry, this is the only one I can find. You could always try taking your clothes to a tailor and having them make alterations for you, because, if you find a good one, it's not always too expensive. Also, I'm sorry about all these jerks telling you to change your life. I say more power to you. Hope I helped!
Reply:HI. I hate to see all those people who want to say mean things when you are looking for help. ObesityHelp.com has a clothing exchange. I would really look in to getting WLS ( weight loss sugery) I have the lap band and it had changed my life. If you want to talk to someone who understands drop me a line. Juliannamivida@yahoo.com I can send you info on my doctor I was self pay dont worry they can help you too.
Cari
Reply:u should try losing some weight
Reply:I am concerned that, looking at your other questions and answers, that you seem to be happy to be big.
Your statistics are frightening. Please, please try to control your diet. You must know you are putting your life at risk.
Reply:Try Abu the tent maker! How could you let yerself get that big. It's hazerdous on yer health!
Reply:You could try this website. http://www.casualmale.com/store/en_US/ca...
Reply:http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread...
Reply:learn to sew
Reply:You're looking for pants?
You should be looking for a national campaign deal with Slimtrex.
Reply:Over 80 for the waist size? Damn dude, I'd get to a gym instead of worrying about buying pants. Being that overweight is really dangerous.
Reply:I am really sorry for the ignorant people here that dont want to answer a question but be a smart *** to every person that they can, my suggestion would be to try EBAY. Good Luck
Reply:Why do you need pants? Since you're obviously confined to your own house, you can just roll around naked.
Reply:I really can't answer your question, but I would like to reply to everyone that has said mean things to you. I would like to first say I am sorry that people are so rude in this world. Most people are scared of what they don't know and being over weight is not easy and is not something to be proud or ashamed of. I would have to assume that you are comfortable with your size (I did not say happy) and I am glad that you have the guts to put your question on here. I know that that was not an easy task for you to do.
I hope you can get some answers from someone who understands what you are going thru and good Luck, and if you would have wanted to know about weight loss I would assume you would have a question pertaining to that!
Good luck and I hope you find your answer!
Reply:i think you should be looking for the gym not a new pants size.
Reply:the gym will work best.
Reply:girl, u fine thats normal, lol LATER
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I am 550 pounds with a very large waist - over 80 inches - looking for online sites for pants?
Hey, try this website:
http://www.bigmen.com/
They do pants for special make-up that go up to 80 inches (you could always ask them to go up a little more). They also do large shirts.
I'm really sorry, this is the only one I can find. You could always try taking your clothes to a tailor and having them make alterations for you, because, if you find a good one, it's not always too expensive. Also, I'm sorry about all these jerks telling you to change your life. I say more power to you. Hope I helped!
Reply:HI. I hate to see all those people who want to say mean things when you are looking for help. ObesityHelp.com has a clothing exchange. I would really look in to getting WLS ( weight loss sugery) I have the lap band and it had changed my life. If you want to talk to someone who understands drop me a line. Juliannamivida@yahoo.com I can send you info on my doctor I was self pay dont worry they can help you too.
Cari
Reply:u should try losing some weight
Reply:I am concerned that, looking at your other questions and answers, that you seem to be happy to be big.
Your statistics are frightening. Please, please try to control your diet. You must know you are putting your life at risk.
Reply:Try Abu the tent maker! How could you let yerself get that big. It's hazerdous on yer health!
Reply:You could try this website. http://www.casualmale.com/store/en_US/ca...
Reply:http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread...
Reply:learn to sew
Reply:You're looking for pants?
You should be looking for a national campaign deal with Slimtrex.
Reply:Over 80 for the waist size? Damn dude, I'd get to a gym instead of worrying about buying pants. Being that overweight is really dangerous.
Reply:I am really sorry for the ignorant people here that dont want to answer a question but be a smart *** to every person that they can, my suggestion would be to try EBAY. Good Luck
Reply:Why do you need pants? Since you're obviously confined to your own house, you can just roll around naked.
Reply:I really can't answer your question, but I would like to reply to everyone that has said mean things to you. I would like to first say I am sorry that people are so rude in this world. Most people are scared of what they don't know and being over weight is not easy and is not something to be proud or ashamed of. I would have to assume that you are comfortable with your size (I did not say happy) and I am glad that you have the guts to put your question on here. I know that that was not an easy task for you to do.
I hope you can get some answers from someone who understands what you are going thru and good Luck, and if you would have wanted to know about weight loss I would assume you would have a question pertaining to that!
Good luck and I hope you find your answer!
Reply:i think you should be looking for the gym not a new pants size.
Reply:the gym will work best.
Reply:girl, u fine thats normal, lol LATER
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Starting e-business?
My wife has been considering starting an internet business in the health sector. I told her I would research the idea a bit more to find out how much it would cost. I know a guy who runs a consultation service online and I know that its pretty expensive to get your site built and hosted but the company that built his site broke up the total cost into several payments. But me and him aren't close and I didn't ask too many question regarding money.
So any insights or references would be helpful, thanks!
Starting e-business?
I hope the first think she has is one heck of an E %26amp; O Policy.
Honestly the best thing to do is a google search on hosting services and find one that offers lots of templates and things to help you set up the site.
Reply:http://ecommerce-times.blogspot.com
Reply:I know a firm that is only dedicated to assisting small businesses develop websites. They not only set up the website for you but can also assist you with finding hosting plans as little as $9.
Today's technology is improving all the time, so hosting shouldn't break the bank. Not sure where your buddy is getting his hosting done that is so expensive.
Check out these guys. http://myprizo.com/main/
So any insights or references would be helpful, thanks!
Starting e-business?
I hope the first think she has is one heck of an E %26amp; O Policy.
Honestly the best thing to do is a google search on hosting services and find one that offers lots of templates and things to help you set up the site.
Reply:http://ecommerce-times.blogspot.com
Reply:I know a firm that is only dedicated to assisting small businesses develop websites. They not only set up the website for you but can also assist you with finding hosting plans as little as $9.
Today's technology is improving all the time, so hosting shouldn't break the bank. Not sure where your buddy is getting his hosting done that is so expensive.
Check out these guys. http://myprizo.com/main/
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