Fracking The Social Web - Squared, November 2013John V Willshire
The fourth version of "Fracking The Social Web", a talk I give on the Squared programme led by Google in partnership withthe IPA and Impact International
People forget that the entire reason you do social media marketing is to connect with human beings and draw them to you so they can get to know from you and eventually purchase what it is you offer.
In this presentation, "The Art Of The Close: The 7 Social Media Sales Success Secrets" I touch on the key things you must keep in mind in order to create a positive ROI with your social media marketing efforts.
You'll see how Ralph Waldo Emerson and Rush Limbaugh and Howard Stern can help you master social selling.
You'll learn how magnets are great tools to keep in mind when you are creating your social media marketing content.
And you'll learn the importance of two other platforms besides social media that you must master if you are to become great at selling with social media.
Making a Gabillion Dollars With Community Marketing...or something like thatTara Hunt
The document provides 5 steps to transform oneself from an impersonal marketer to an influencer within a community: 1) Turn the focus inward, 2) Become part of the community served, 3) Create amazing experiences for customers, 4) Embrace unpredictability, and 5) Find a higher purpose beyond profits. It emphasizes the importance of social capital, trust, loyalty and giving back to communities in order to gain influence over word-of-mouth recommendations.
Fracking The Social Web - Squared, November 2013John V Willshire
The fourth version of "Fracking The Social Web", a talk I give on the Squared programme led by Google in partnership withthe IPA and Impact International
People forget that the entire reason you do social media marketing is to connect with human beings and draw them to you so they can get to know from you and eventually purchase what it is you offer.
In this presentation, "The Art Of The Close: The 7 Social Media Sales Success Secrets" I touch on the key things you must keep in mind in order to create a positive ROI with your social media marketing efforts.
You'll see how Ralph Waldo Emerson and Rush Limbaugh and Howard Stern can help you master social selling.
You'll learn how magnets are great tools to keep in mind when you are creating your social media marketing content.
And you'll learn the importance of two other platforms besides social media that you must master if you are to become great at selling with social media.
Making a Gabillion Dollars With Community Marketing...or something like thatTara Hunt
The document provides 5 steps to transform oneself from an impersonal marketer to an influencer within a community: 1) Turn the focus inward, 2) Become part of the community served, 3) Create amazing experiences for customers, 4) Embrace unpredictability, and 5) Find a higher purpose beyond profits. It emphasizes the importance of social capital, trust, loyalty and giving back to communities in order to gain influence over word-of-mouth recommendations.
The document provides information about the Military Saves program, which encourages military service members and their families to develop financial plans, establish good credit, save money, and enroll in insurance and savings programs. It also lists several websites that provide financial education resources and tools, educational games, recommended books, and financial blogs.
The Investor's Solution: Stock Market Wealth Creation SimplifiedLucky Gods
Wall Street Jitters? This Book is Your Stock Market Superpower!
Feeling lost in the financial labyrinth? Charts dancing like cryptic hieroglyphics? Fear not, future investors, for this book is your compass to navigating the market jungle and building wealth like a Wall Street pro!
Imagine:
Cracking the code of stock market success, leaving uncertainty in the dust.
Transforming your savings into a wealth-generating machine, watching your portfolio flourish like a well-tended garden.
Making informed investment decisions with confidence, leaving FOMO and panic selling at the door. ♀️
Understanding financial jargon like a seasoned trader, speaking the language of the market like a native.
Becoming the investor you've always dreamed of, one savvy strategy at a time. ✨
This book is your ultimate guide to:
Demystifying the stock market: Unravel the secrets of stocks, bonds, ETFs, and other financial instruments like a master decoder. 🪄
Mastering the art of investing: Learn fundamental analysis, technical analysis, and risk management to make informed decisions with clarity. ️
Building a diversified portfolio: Discover how to spread your wings and invest wisely across different asset classes for maximum growth potential.
Navigating market volatility: Stay calm amidst the chaos, learn to identify opportunities, and emerge from downturns stronger than ever.
Developing an investor mindset: Cultivate patience, discipline, and long-term vision to become a true market champion. ♀️
So open this book and unlock the power to conquer the stock market! We'll be your financial compass on this exciting journey, guiding you every step of the way as you transform from a market newbie to a confident, wealth-building investor!
Essay On Role Of Information Technology In EducationMonica Hawkins
Here are some key factors that affect human capacity:
- Height - Taller people generally have larger lung volumes and can blow more air into a balloon in one breath. Their vital capacity is higher. This is because taller people have longer airways and larger chest cavities allowing their lungs to expand more.
- Age - Vital capacity tends to decline with age as the lungs and chest wall become less elastic. Older people cannot inflate their lungs as much as younger individuals.
- Fitness level - More fit and active individuals who engage in regular cardiovascular exercise tend to have higher vital capacities due to stronger respiratory muscles and more efficient gas exchange.
- Lung size - People with naturally larger lungs due to genetics can
How Rich People Think Condensed Edition (Ignite Reads)Lucky Gods
Cracking the Code of Money: How Rich People Think (Condensed Edition)
** Ever wonder what separates the financially-free from the paycheck-to-paycheck crowd?**
** Ditch the "get rich quick" schemes and dive into the minds of the wealthiest!** This bite-sized guide explodes the secrets behind rich thinking:
** Money mindset hacks:** Reprogram your brain for abundance!
** Risky moves that pay off:** Learn calculated leaps that build empires. ️
** Investment strategies for everyday heroes:** Master the art of growing wealth.
** Building empires from scratch:** Turn your ideas into gold bars.
** Keeping your fortune secure:** Wealth maintenance for long-term success. ️
⌛ Skip the fluff, unlock the wisdom. This condensed edition is your passport to the inner circle of wealth. ✈️
Ready to rewrite your financial story? Let's go!
Get WHITELABEL Rights to BOTH Creaite
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**Debt got you feeling deflated? Time to inflate your wallet instead! ** This book is your pump to financial freedom, packed with 8 powerful pillars to build wealth and crush those credit card mountains!
Inside, you'll discover:
** Budget like a boss:** Ditch the spreadsheets and master simple, effective budgeting hacks that actually work.
** Debt demolition crew:** Learn proven strategies to smash your debt and escape the interest monster.
** Savings superpower:** Unlock the secrets to building a savings fortress that lets you weather any financial storm. ☔️️
** Smart investments:** Dive into investing basics without the jargon, so your money can grow like a magical money tree.
** Income boost:** Explore creative ways to increase your income and become a money-making magnet.
** Mindset mastery:** Develop a wealth-building mindset that attracts abundance and keeps you motivated.
** Credit climb:** Build rock-solid credit and unlock the doors to financial opportunities.
** The freedom finish line:** Learn how to achieve true financial freedom and live life on your own terms. ️
This isn't just a book; it's your roadmap to a richer, happier you. So roll up your sleeves, grab your highlighter (or maybe a piggy bank!), and get ready to build the financial future you deserve!
I met a fairly well travelled bunch of people this past weekend for a coffee in Mumbai, and I was very surprised at the end of this conversation when we pulled out our wallets to pick the tab. The payment was split between two of the folks, and I was not allowed to pay. However, both the cards used for payment were not mileage earning or anything close!
The scene was repeated later that evening with a bunch of friends. Someone beat me to reaching out for the check, and another non-mileage earning credit card went into the payment mode.
This document provides a summary of key concepts from the book "Rich Dad's Guide to Investing" by Robert Kiyosaki. Some of the main ideas discussed include:
- There are different types of investors defined by their income, net worth, and experience. Only "accredited" and "sophisticated" investors can access the best investment opportunities.
- Most people are trained from a young age to pursue employment, but the wealthy train their children to be business owners and investors from the start.
- Having a written long-term financial plan is essential to achieving lifelong financial security and wealth. The plan should consider goals for security, comfort, and wealth.
- Investing is
Nwabr Essay Contest. Online assignment writing service.Diana Jordan
The document provides instructions for submitting an assignment request to the website HelpWriting.net. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with a password and email. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one based on qualifications. 4) Receive the completed paper and authorize payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction, with the option of a full refund for plagiarized work.
The document discusses strategies for wealth creation and financial success. It makes three key points:
1) Take responsibility for your own financial situation rather than blaming external factors. Successful people achieve wealth through their own choices and actions.
2) Spend less than you earn by limiting discretionary spending and saving the difference. Small amounts of savings add up over time.
3) Understand the difference between assets, which generate money, and liabilities ("flossets"), which reduce money. Focus on accumulating assets rather than possessions to achieve true wealth.
The document discusses 4 future financial trends: 1) Home ownership will become more difficult as interest rates remain low, encouraging higher home prices. 2) Real incomes will continue declining due to globalization, automation, and inflation measurement issues. 3) There will be no secure careers as jobs are replaced by technology like AI. 4) Pension payouts will decline further as retirees withdraw funds while younger generations have to support them and put less into their own pensions. The document provides advice on financial planning to prepare for these trends, such as saving 10% of income each pay period and purchasing insurance to mitigate risks outside one's control.
This document is an introduction to a book by Mark Huber, CFP titled "The UnCanadian Way to Get Rid Of Your Mortgage And Create Wealth".
1) The book aims to challenge conventional wisdom about mortgages and personal finance by showing readers how to treat their mortgage strategically to benefit themselves rather than the bank.
2) It seeks to educate readers on how to transform idle funds trapped in their home into working investments, take advantage of tax breaks, and reach financial independence earlier than retirement age.
3) The introduction cites statistics showing many Canadians do not have retirement plans and are behind on savings, indicating the need for an alternative approach to managing mortgages and investments.
The document provides tips for saving money and getting organized. It recommends investigating higher-yielding savings accounts online and opening a retirement account to take advantage of compound interest. It also suggests negotiating deals when possible, submitting rebates and coupons, and avoiding fees by knowing your credit card contract terms. Additional money-saving tips include using libraries for entertainment, air-drying clothes, eating off kids' menus, checking for unclaimed funds, and employing strategies to prevent impulse purchases.
The document discusses the importance of patents in the pharmaceutical industry. It begins by defining a patent as a grant from the government that allows an inventor exclusive use of an invention for 20 years. It then states that patents are very important for the pharmaceutical industry, as new innovations and products are constantly being developed. Finally, it notes that patents become particularly crucial given the daily innovations in the industry.
Rich Dad Poor Dad is about Robert Kiyosaki (author) and his two dads—his real father (poor dad) and the father of his best friend (rich dad)—and the ways in which both men shaped his thoughts about money and investing. The book explodes the myth that you do not need to earn a high income to become rich.
The document provides information about the Military Saves program, which encourages military service members and their families to develop financial plans, establish good credit, save money, and enroll in insurance and savings programs. It also lists several websites that provide financial education resources and tools, educational games, recommended books, and financial blogs.
The Investor's Solution: Stock Market Wealth Creation SimplifiedLucky Gods
Wall Street Jitters? This Book is Your Stock Market Superpower!
Feeling lost in the financial labyrinth? Charts dancing like cryptic hieroglyphics? Fear not, future investors, for this book is your compass to navigating the market jungle and building wealth like a Wall Street pro!
Imagine:
Cracking the code of stock market success, leaving uncertainty in the dust.
Transforming your savings into a wealth-generating machine, watching your portfolio flourish like a well-tended garden.
Making informed investment decisions with confidence, leaving FOMO and panic selling at the door. ♀️
Understanding financial jargon like a seasoned trader, speaking the language of the market like a native.
Becoming the investor you've always dreamed of, one savvy strategy at a time. ✨
This book is your ultimate guide to:
Demystifying the stock market: Unravel the secrets of stocks, bonds, ETFs, and other financial instruments like a master decoder. 🪄
Mastering the art of investing: Learn fundamental analysis, technical analysis, and risk management to make informed decisions with clarity. ️
Building a diversified portfolio: Discover how to spread your wings and invest wisely across different asset classes for maximum growth potential.
Navigating market volatility: Stay calm amidst the chaos, learn to identify opportunities, and emerge from downturns stronger than ever.
Developing an investor mindset: Cultivate patience, discipline, and long-term vision to become a true market champion. ♀️
So open this book and unlock the power to conquer the stock market! We'll be your financial compass on this exciting journey, guiding you every step of the way as you transform from a market newbie to a confident, wealth-building investor!
Essay On Role Of Information Technology In EducationMonica Hawkins
Here are some key factors that affect human capacity:
- Height - Taller people generally have larger lung volumes and can blow more air into a balloon in one breath. Their vital capacity is higher. This is because taller people have longer airways and larger chest cavities allowing their lungs to expand more.
- Age - Vital capacity tends to decline with age as the lungs and chest wall become less elastic. Older people cannot inflate their lungs as much as younger individuals.
- Fitness level - More fit and active individuals who engage in regular cardiovascular exercise tend to have higher vital capacities due to stronger respiratory muscles and more efficient gas exchange.
- Lung size - People with naturally larger lungs due to genetics can
How Rich People Think Condensed Edition (Ignite Reads)Lucky Gods
Cracking the Code of Money: How Rich People Think (Condensed Edition)
** Ever wonder what separates the financially-free from the paycheck-to-paycheck crowd?**
** Ditch the "get rich quick" schemes and dive into the minds of the wealthiest!** This bite-sized guide explodes the secrets behind rich thinking:
** Money mindset hacks:** Reprogram your brain for abundance!
** Risky moves that pay off:** Learn calculated leaps that build empires. ️
** Investment strategies for everyday heroes:** Master the art of growing wealth.
** Building empires from scratch:** Turn your ideas into gold bars.
** Keeping your fortune secure:** Wealth maintenance for long-term success. ️
⌛ Skip the fluff, unlock the wisdom. This condensed edition is your passport to the inner circle of wealth. ✈️
Ready to rewrite your financial story? Let's go!
Get WHITELABEL Rights to BOTH Creaite
And Our Plugin And Put YOUR Branding On
Our PREMIUM Web-App
So That You Can Keep The Secret Power Of Creaite
To Yourself And Keep Your Competitors Guessing..
**Debt got you feeling deflated? Time to inflate your wallet instead! ** This book is your pump to financial freedom, packed with 8 powerful pillars to build wealth and crush those credit card mountains!
Inside, you'll discover:
** Budget like a boss:** Ditch the spreadsheets and master simple, effective budgeting hacks that actually work.
** Debt demolition crew:** Learn proven strategies to smash your debt and escape the interest monster.
** Savings superpower:** Unlock the secrets to building a savings fortress that lets you weather any financial storm. ☔️️
** Smart investments:** Dive into investing basics without the jargon, so your money can grow like a magical money tree.
** Income boost:** Explore creative ways to increase your income and become a money-making magnet.
** Mindset mastery:** Develop a wealth-building mindset that attracts abundance and keeps you motivated.
** Credit climb:** Build rock-solid credit and unlock the doors to financial opportunities.
** The freedom finish line:** Learn how to achieve true financial freedom and live life on your own terms. ️
This isn't just a book; it's your roadmap to a richer, happier you. So roll up your sleeves, grab your highlighter (or maybe a piggy bank!), and get ready to build the financial future you deserve!
I met a fairly well travelled bunch of people this past weekend for a coffee in Mumbai, and I was very surprised at the end of this conversation when we pulled out our wallets to pick the tab. The payment was split between two of the folks, and I was not allowed to pay. However, both the cards used for payment were not mileage earning or anything close!
The scene was repeated later that evening with a bunch of friends. Someone beat me to reaching out for the check, and another non-mileage earning credit card went into the payment mode.
This document provides a summary of key concepts from the book "Rich Dad's Guide to Investing" by Robert Kiyosaki. Some of the main ideas discussed include:
- There are different types of investors defined by their income, net worth, and experience. Only "accredited" and "sophisticated" investors can access the best investment opportunities.
- Most people are trained from a young age to pursue employment, but the wealthy train their children to be business owners and investors from the start.
- Having a written long-term financial plan is essential to achieving lifelong financial security and wealth. The plan should consider goals for security, comfort, and wealth.
- Investing is
Nwabr Essay Contest. Online assignment writing service.Diana Jordan
The document provides instructions for submitting an assignment request to the website HelpWriting.net. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with a password and email. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form providing instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one based on qualifications. 4) Receive the completed paper and authorize payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction, with the option of a full refund for plagiarized work.
The document discusses strategies for wealth creation and financial success. It makes three key points:
1) Take responsibility for your own financial situation rather than blaming external factors. Successful people achieve wealth through their own choices and actions.
2) Spend less than you earn by limiting discretionary spending and saving the difference. Small amounts of savings add up over time.
3) Understand the difference between assets, which generate money, and liabilities ("flossets"), which reduce money. Focus on accumulating assets rather than possessions to achieve true wealth.
The document discusses 4 future financial trends: 1) Home ownership will become more difficult as interest rates remain low, encouraging higher home prices. 2) Real incomes will continue declining due to globalization, automation, and inflation measurement issues. 3) There will be no secure careers as jobs are replaced by technology like AI. 4) Pension payouts will decline further as retirees withdraw funds while younger generations have to support them and put less into their own pensions. The document provides advice on financial planning to prepare for these trends, such as saving 10% of income each pay period and purchasing insurance to mitigate risks outside one's control.
This document is an introduction to a book by Mark Huber, CFP titled "The UnCanadian Way to Get Rid Of Your Mortgage And Create Wealth".
1) The book aims to challenge conventional wisdom about mortgages and personal finance by showing readers how to treat their mortgage strategically to benefit themselves rather than the bank.
2) It seeks to educate readers on how to transform idle funds trapped in their home into working investments, take advantage of tax breaks, and reach financial independence earlier than retirement age.
3) The introduction cites statistics showing many Canadians do not have retirement plans and are behind on savings, indicating the need for an alternative approach to managing mortgages and investments.
The document provides tips for saving money and getting organized. It recommends investigating higher-yielding savings accounts online and opening a retirement account to take advantage of compound interest. It also suggests negotiating deals when possible, submitting rebates and coupons, and avoiding fees by knowing your credit card contract terms. Additional money-saving tips include using libraries for entertainment, air-drying clothes, eating off kids' menus, checking for unclaimed funds, and employing strategies to prevent impulse purchases.
The document discusses the importance of patents in the pharmaceutical industry. It begins by defining a patent as a grant from the government that allows an inventor exclusive use of an invention for 20 years. It then states that patents are very important for the pharmaceutical industry, as new innovations and products are constantly being developed. Finally, it notes that patents become particularly crucial given the daily innovations in the industry.
Rich Dad Poor Dad is about Robert Kiyosaki (author) and his two dads—his real father (poor dad) and the father of his best friend (rich dad)—and the ways in which both men shaped his thoughts about money and investing. The book explodes the myth that you do not need to earn a high income to become rich.
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1. Financial blogs are worth your time
After spending the bulk of my career writing solely for newspapers, I stepped into the blogosphere a
year ago and discovered a whole new world of financial advice.
The World Wide Web is host to hundreds of financial bloggers, who provide everything from solid
counsel to something of a support group for the budget-challenged.
The advice you get in the blogosphere is different from what you see in the newspaper for a variety
of reasons. It's sometimes profane and often directed toward a single financial literacy topic --
including such things as student debt or frugal living. And the bulk of bloggers base their advice on
personal experience, rather than straight reporting.
You've got to be careful too, because some bloggers make money by promoting products.
That said, much of it is wonderful, helpful, encouraging and uniquely
http://www.westga.edu/~bquest/1998/leverage.html well-suited to the just-graduated set, who are
still trying to get a toehold on their financial lives.
If you haven't stepped into the Web's wonderful world of money blogs, here's a guide to some of the
best -- and often largely unknown -- sites.
Jesse Michelson is a 22-year-old computer programmer from Utah who writes a blog called the
Personal Finance Firewall ( www.pffirewall.com). Recently out of college and helping support his
wife through graduate school, Michelson recently wrote one of the clearest explanations you could
find anywhere about how to use the government's income-based repayment plan to pay your student
loans.
Trent Hamm, at www.thesimpledollar.com, grew up certain that the only thing to do with money was
to spend it on something that gave you immediate gratification -- such as a video game or a giant
television.
This led to his economic ruin and subsequent revival as a born-again budgeter. His financial
Armageddon became a cautionary tale for his blog, showing where he went wrong and what he'd do
differently.
Brad Chaffee, www.enemyofdebt.com, aims to promote financial responsibility and, not surprisingly,
the importance of paying off debt.
Among his more engaging posts is "How I Lost $60 in Three Seconds," which explains why you ought
to have an emergency fund -- even when you're broke.
The consistently delightful blog at www.budgetsaresexy.com is written by twentysomething J. Money
(his pen name), who recently wrote a funny post about the intricacies of real estate pricing.
The short version: He hopes some "spendthrift" will pay an
http://www.investorwords.com/1952/financial_leverage.html exorbitant price for his neighbor's
home, which could save home values in the whole neighborhood.
2. I've become a Facebook fan of the Frugal Dad (http://frugaldad.com) for words of wisdom, such as
"If you need the $8,000 first-time homebuyer tax credit to afford a home, you can't afford a home."
The $8,000 will be gone in a flash, he says. But the mortgage will last 30 years. Even better is his
recent post explaining the mental process you ought to go through before buying more stuff.
Stephanie at Poorer Than You (http://poorerthanyou.com) is a 22-year-old blogger who got her start
when Money tips she had to drop out of film school because she was running out of money. She has
since blogged on such topics as using restaurant coupon books and her own quest to start a
retirement plan.
The Financial Samurai (www.financialsamurai.com) tackles a wide variety of topics, including why
you should do your own tax return and why you might need an umbrella insurance policy when you
have teenagers. The Samurai, whose identity is secret, appears to have a firm command of finance,
giving his blog a sense of authority that others lack.
Equally sage is the ubiquitous J.D. Roth of www.getrichslowly.org, whose popular financial advice
now can also be purchased in book form: "Your Money: The Missing Manual."
Dr. Dean Burke at www.themillionairenurse.com writes a blog aimed at helping medical
professionals get their financial lives together.
But much of his advice, which spans fixing your credit score to rolling over a 401(k) plan, transcends
a single industry.
Susan Kessler at http://thefrugaldiva.com provides wide-ranging advice. Recent posts focused on
buying groceries on the cheap and visiting national parks for free.
Lisa Koivu at Fantabulously Frugal (http://fantabulouslyfrugal.com) can tell you where to get cool
stuff for free, find designer clothing for less and how to get coupons for almost anything you buy.
Have a tough financial question and don't know where to turn? Head to www.asklizweston.com,
where the Los Angeles Times money-answer woman helps readers figure it all out. Recent posts
explain how a forgiven debt could raise your tax bill and how one credit reporting company
continues to thumb its nose at federal disclosure rules.
There are more, of course. Many more -- and probably many more to come. But if you're looking for